Futures ETFs are not really accurate at tracking prices. Even the ones that average prices over 12 months aren’t. As far as I know, the oil ones are all of that type. I would say actual oil futures would be the only really “pure” play, if you want to manage that risk…
Yes, it should happen soon. While I think the market will get a 1-2 day bounce, we are close to a crash now. The dollar rallying will be the fuel needed to push the market over the cliff I believe.
i dont trade fx. i was only stating that the pair is relatively stable today – without displaying any type of real volatility in light of the ongoing reaction to headline risk. merkel suffered a huge defeat in hamburg state elections, and if she wants to stay in power she will have to kick out EU members or move out of the euro…….so i am suspect when equities around the world are experiencing high volatility – that the two big currency pairs are calm – makes me go “hmmm”
Futures ETFs are not really accurate at tracking prices. Even the ones that average prices over 12 months aren’t. As far as I know, the oil ones are all of that type. I would say actual oil futures would be the only really “pure” play, if you want to manage that risk…
what would be the best play for that? which ETF? or stock?
of course optionable…
seems lots of people here trade futures… but I don’t
Who knows? I’d say you probably can… especially since the gangsters will be buying some.
Woo-hoo! $150-200 oil! Can I get LEAPS on that?
Yes, it should happen soon. While I think the market will get a 1-2 day bounce, we are close to a crash now. The dollar rallying will be the fuel needed to push the market over the cliff I believe.
I really expected the dollar to catch a bid today on all that selling. The fact that it didn’t is scary.. listening to Lindsay Williams now..
VERY profitable day folks. Bears finally got a meal. Don’t think the selling is quite over yet……..
If this is like the past 6 months, it was a great buying opportunity.
red,
highest volume in the ES this year…. this is a start…
anna,
i dont trade fx. i was only stating that the pair is relatively stable today – without displaying any type of real volatility in light of the ongoing reaction to headline risk. merkel suffered a huge defeat in hamburg state elections, and if she wants to stay in power she will have to kick out EU members or move out of the euro…….so i am suspect when equities around the world are experiencing high volatility – that the two big currency pairs are calm – makes me go “hmmm”