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For those of you who nighttrade the S&P have you ever thought what the night
session might be like without a day S&P contract? How do you feel when
during the day 120-130% of your daily trading range just disappears?
Can anyone justify a 2500 point move on volume of greater than 300
contracts -?
wouldn't the night session be more transparent without the day session?
Wouldn't you feel more willing to hold positions o/day?
How can the CME justify the futures on the S&P being open when the cash is
open? Currencies, interest rates no but equities yes?
I believe that the Globex session for the S&P puts the private trader at a
distinct advantage - what do you think?
(apologies to those who only trade the large gaps!)
:)
-----Original Message-----
From: MICHAEL STEWART <MPST@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: Omega <omega-list@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Monday, June 29, 1998 1:49 PM
Subject: Globex S&P
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>For those of you who daytrade the S&P have you ever thought what the day
>session might be like without a Globex S&P contract? How do you feel
when
>overnight 20-30% of your weekly trading range just disappears?
>
>Can anyone justify a 2500 point move on volume of less than 300 contracts -
>wouldn't the day session be more transparent without Globex?
>
>Wouldn't you feel more willing to hold positions o/night?
>
>How can the CME justify the futures on the S&P being open when the cash is
>closed? Currencies, interest rates yes but equities no?
>
>I believe that the Globex session for the S&P puts the private trader at a
>distinct disadvantage - what do you think?
>
>(apologies to those who only trade gaps!)
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