FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Implications 2015(continued) - page 412
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The main thing is that the quotes add up. I used to count once and it did not work out so well. But I cheated on my leverage and the volume of one lot, which has 10,000... When you multiply it, you get something similar.
On Euro futures, the average daily volume is around 300,000 contracts*100,000=$30 billion, if you add up all the currencies it turns out to be under $100 billion. Not much.
Maybe not all of these trillions are brought to the market.
In the oops.
On Euro futures, the average daily volume is around 300,000 contracts*100,000=$30 billion, if you add up all the currencies it turns out to be under $100 billion. Not enough.
Was looking at information on international swaps the other day. I did not find much information. There are two international organisations, American and Swiss, which deal with it.
The information on positions on their websites is old and updated once a year. Maybe you can tell me where to look?
That's right. I looked at the volume of one brokerage company. The maximum I saw was 32k a month. I was wondering - it's not worth it to open....
On Euro futures, the average daily volume is around 300,000 contracts*100,000=$30 billion, if you add up all the currencies it turns out to be under $100 billion. Not much.
Maybe not all of these trillions are put on the market.
What the fuck 300 000 contracts? Where do you have the contracts in hand, in which column?
That's how you reason without knowing what's what and where.
Rena, tell me, what is volume?
On Euro futures, the average daily volume is around 300,000 contracts*100,000=$30 billion, if you add up all the currencies it turns out to be under $100 billion. Not much.
Maybe not all of these trillions are brought to the market.
Find the average value of the contract, as stated in the specifications and multiply.
Goodbye, everyone, I'm tired of child's garden, the teacher is coming).
stranger:
forexman77:On Euro futures, the average daily volume is around 300,000 contracts*100,000=$30 billion, if you add up all the currencies it turns out to be under $100 billion. Not much.
Maybe not all of these trillions are put on the market.
What the fuck 300 000 contracts? Where do you have the contracts in hand, in which column?
That's how you reason without knowing what and where
Here? What's the point... If it's legal, they have a certain percentage of the spread.
There's no need to be cute and clever, the question is simple, the answer is a couple of words. What is volume?
I was looking at the turnover in dollars (cash, dough, what you can hold in your hands) for the business plan. It turns out to be a loss. And that will automatically lead to the creation of a new kitchen.
I don't know and I don't want to know. And the more I forget what I additionally learned, the better. There's no need to get clever, it's much simpler than that.
Forex has slowed down.