I mentioned this to my group … We had a gap this week on sunday night Asian session on quiet a few pairs, funny thing was that I knew it was going to happen … cos i happened to be checking my FXCM account a few hours before trading opened and saw the numbers move up … so when trading did open up it opened at the new set of prices … so my question is, who was moving the market to get up to that price when trading was closed … de ta de ta de ta de ta de ta de ta (use twilight jingle) Arrrrrrgggghhhhh !!!!!
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I mentioned this to my group … We had a gap this week on sunday night Asian session on quiet a few pairs, funny thing was that I knew it was going to happen … cos i happened to be checking my FXCM account a few hours before trading opened and saw the numbers move up … so when trading did open up it opened at the new set of prices … so my question is, who was moving the market to get up to that price when trading was closed … de ta de ta de ta de ta de ta de ta (use twilight jingle) Arrrrrrgggghhhhh !!!!!
Asian banks. There was significant JPY news Sunday and Monday and they were pricing in ahead of time. Isn’t that frustrating?
That is just one reason why I don’t like stocks/options anymore. I cannot tell you how many fantastic trades didn’t pick up due to gaps.
Definitely “Arrrrrrggggghhhh”.