THANK YOU!
That is the type of reply I was hoping for. The appears to be hope :-)
I was thinking of creating a display that would show me a overview of market time-zones, normalized investment charts, etc. Using gfx one can easily create horizontal bars that would reveal at a glance market activity for foreign markets. One could even use colors to indicate max/min volume or index movement. Positions could be similarly displayed in histograms scaled to normalized values, or ones own currency. The idea is to make it easy to trade/monitor portfolios with mixed foreign content.
Would anyone know if such tools are already available?
A questions for frankphd_us: in your opinion, what kind of tools would facilitate trading mixed foreign markets?
thanks and best regards,
herman
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Friday, June 6, 2008, 1:44:17 AM, you wrote:
> Hi all,
> I trade international markets via IB and other brokers. When you open
> an account you apply and receive access to EXCHANGES and PRODUCTS - not
> countries. So when you apply for an exchange you might receive access
> whilst your friend won`t be granted access - if he is of different
> nationality/domicile: Citizens of some countries are restricted by
> their national regulations (namely US citizens by SEC). Otherwise - if
> your selected markets/products comply with your indicated experience
> you will be setup for trading within minutes.
>
> Re your questions:
> ) What are the pitfalls and drawbacks of trading a portfolio consisting
> of 3-5 markets (ASX,SGX,US,CA,EUR,... )?
> None aside from my mental capacity to differentiate between positions
> in USD, CAD, AUD........
> 2) How to set up the account(s) with IB, for example can foreign stocks
> be traded with US funds (auto conversion)?
> I am debited with local currency and can adjust this manually whenever
> I like.
> 3) Is there a problem with the different market time-zones? For
> example, for a foreign stock, would MOO and MOC be automatically adjust
> to the foreign market's open/closing time?
> No problems, if MOO and MOC is supported for this exchange/product.
> Trading via IB is a dream come true, if you take the time and effort to
> read, learn and practise the TWS. Amongst brokers IB is exactly what
> Amibroker is amongst software. And a bit alike amibroker.... NO
> Handholding for Newbies there! But helpful forum and webinars.
> Kind regards
> frankphd_us
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