FOREX - Trends, forecasts and implications 2015 - page 886

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A light bedtime read)
 
Useddd:

The question is which period is relevant now and for what purposes in the future, you probably do not only look at monthly periods and analyze the dynamics of volumes within this month.

It may turn out that the imbalance level is one for a short period and the other for a larger one, so you don't know which one is higher. Of course, there are also option moments when time is running out or when monthly futures contracts are balanced, but this is different.

the forex market does not have a wider price amplitude, because the risk for traders is enormous. otherwise it kills itself. so the price amplitude is narrowed, and the balance is balanced every minute. recently, they even introduced a floating spread to balance buyers and sellers independently.
 
_new-rena:
the forex market cannot boast of a wider price amplitude, because the risk for the traders is enormous. otherwise it would be self-defeating.

perhaps Strange's buzzes inside the monthly moves around the monthly contract, in the gut of the month and there is a speculative imbalance that will eventually need to be equalised by the close. Expirations again

 
Useddd:
perhaps Strange's buzzes inside the monthly movements around the monthly contract, and there is a speculative imbalance inside the month, which will eventually need to be equalised by expiry.
The expiry date does not exist in forex, even on the CME in the FX section, although it is provided. In three months of analysing the flow of information from the CME, no expiry date has been set for any contract.
 

Partisan)))) is silent

We should put it in a separate thread.

 
Useddd:

Partisan)))) is silent

We should put it in a separate thread.

But the trading strategy exists even under such hellish conditions, because the price, no matter how it wants it, will not be able to wrap large volumes instantly and cannot immediately (due to some circumstances and within a split second) jump 300-500 pips, but will make such a movement in a period longer than 10 minutes. however, this movement (or in pips less) will occur in an hour or two at most.
 
_new-rena:
But a trading strategy exists even under such hellish conditions, because the price, no matter how much it wants it, will not be able to wrap its head around large volumes instantly and will not immediately (within a split second) jump 300-500 pips, but will make such a movement over a period longer than 10 minutes.
You have to. This is just one of the approaches for futures and options. There are also stocks and bonds, pfaxes and a lot of other things, money is distributed / concentrated in market sectors, they have different approaches, but there are deadlines for balance sheets and reporting, end of the quarter or something like that and other regular operations. In addition, for oil contracts, for example, a month in advance, when oil is not yet produced but already contracted for it, also comes to an end.
 
Useddd:
you have to. This is just one of the approaches, as far as futures and options are concerned. There are also stocks and bonds, pifs and a lot of other things, the money is distributed/concentrated in market sectors, they have different approaches, but there are deadlines for balance sheets and reporting, end of the quarter or something like that. Also for oil contracts for example a month in advance, when oil is not yet produced but already contracted for it, also comes to an end.
here (the fx market), contracts are put out for the end of the year as well. and as тол64 correctly states, he takes them here and now. so it's one thing to buy a real futures contract and its inner workings, and another to buy a forex contract. here, such a contract may "live" an hour, while in another market it may last a month or more. here it is needed to play the price, while in another market it is needed to survive until expiry.
 
_new-rena:
here (fx), contracts are issued by the market and for the end of the year. and as тол64 correctly does, he takes them here and now. so it's one thing to buy real futures and their innards, and another to buy forex.
It seems that there is no doubt that the Eurobucks and Euro futures are one and the same. Then why is it different.
 
Useddd:
So there seems to be no doubt that the Eurobucks and the Euro futures are one and the same. Then why is it different.
the point here is the timing of life. Eidler wrote correctly that all volumes die on Friday.
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