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Mark,
Euro traded on the Merc is the highest liquidity around.
As far as the big picture, here is the priority:
1. Currency markets: spots and forwards - the out most importance.
Futures on currencies are of secondary importance.
2. Government Bonds ( US bonds, German Bunds, etc. )
3. The rest of private sector: stocks, indexes ( SP ), etc.
4. The rest of the bunch: metals, energy markets, grains, softs.
Euros are important as a hedging mechanism for money overseas.
To keep the pulse on the world you need to understand the BIG GAME first or
the MONEY MACHINE, even who we are and why and what.
As far as which markets are the most "valuable": metals, energies or anything that
has to do with natural resources of the planet except food
and not currencies, bonds, sp or pork bellies.
Here in the US the most important Futures Market is US Bonds by far, the
most liquid is Euros, and the most misunderstood and abused is SP.
Val.
Mark Brown wrote:
> Does anyone who is trading the following share some comments with me:
>
> What exchange has the highest liquidity for the following markets?
>
> Nikkei 225, I assume the Simex?
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> German Long Bund, I guess the DTB?
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> Euro Dollar, haven't a clue.
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> What other markets would have world influence? I am going to build a big
> picture workspace, that I could keep as a pulse gauge to the world. Any
> ideas? Please lets get something else going here while I await the launch
> of he saving grace TS 5.0.
>
> All the west,
>
> The Omega Ham (TM)
>
> I swear - by anothers life and my disregard of it -
> that I will forever live for the sake of bashing omega,
> and ask everyone to help me do the same. What fun this all is !!!
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