The major Asian markets had healthy gains overnight with the Nikkei 225 scoring more than 200 points by the closing time. This was mainly a response to the above expection of the US Nonfarm Payroll numebrs which came in as 180k.
The US Futures' prices for the major indices, Dow Jones, S&P500 and the Nasdaq have all entered well inside the positive territories at the moment - markets across Europe will not open until tomorrow.
Showing posts with label Nikkei. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nikkei. Show all posts
Monday, 9 April 2007
Tuesday, 3 April 2007
FTSE100 and the German Dax are heading for a good start today as the Nikkei and other Asian markets had a good day overnight. Nikkei regained most of its losses from yesterday and traders who did not close their LONG POSITIONS yesterday were patting themselves on the back this morning. Those who are still asleep could wake up to a nice surprise!!
We've mentioned Nikkei a few times in the last couple of posts, my advice is try not to trade this index if you are not quite an experienced trader. Its fluctuations are very wild and sudden and if you happen not to have too much Margin you could blow away most of your capital. Even if you think you have the required experience in trading CFD's, I would still recommend that you ought to use the minimum stakes when trading this instrument.
We've mentioned Nikkei a few times in the last couple of posts, my advice is try not to trade this index if you are not quite an experienced trader. Its fluctuations are very wild and sudden and if you happen not to have too much Margin you could blow away most of your capital. Even if you think you have the required experience in trading CFD's, I would still recommend that you ought to use the minimum stakes when trading this instrument.
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