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Bill,
If you will go to http://www.cme.com click the button prices, then go to
time and sales, you can see each day the trades as they occurred (as to
time and price). You will notice a pattern that, I believe, relates to
market peek times at various exchanges around the globe, and when those
exchanges close.
Al Taglavore
Bill Sklodowski wrote:
>
> Greetings;
>
> This may be a "newbie" type question, but I'll toss it out anyway (the
> only dumb question is the one left unasked, right?)
>
> Last night (actually early Tuesday morning), I was crusing our mailing
> list when I came across the overnight messages taking note of the fact
> that overnight S&P trading was up some 20+ points in Globex trading. I
> checked the CME page and sure enough, the S&P was already popping right
> up.
>
> My question is this: Is there any solid correlation between the
> overnight S&P numbers and "regular" market moves during the next trading
> session in New York? I'm sure somebody has some a study on that and
> other inter-market indicators.
>
> Somebody (not me, dammit) made a few good $$$ going long on the S&P
> overnight and then continuing right through the Tuesday sesson!
>
> Thanks for any info, comment, etc.
> Bill Sklodowski
>
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