Sell S&P Futures around 1700 for 30 minutes expiration (10am EDT) using AnyOption
AnyOption's price is too high now (1702) & should drop back to normal (1694) at expiration because it thinks it'll go higher but it uses real market expiry levels from Reuters
Result: lost
AnyOption's expiry price is 1701.723
Apparently 1700+ was Reuter's real market expiry levels & they provided proof
We're still investigating why there's such a huge price difference between other sites since all claim to follow real market price but from different sources, the price difference shouldn't be too big
This signal is mostly based on the huge price difference
We also saw that it would drop more, at least temporarily & it was quite risky, that's why we chose a very short expiration
But it took a few more minutes than that, dropping a lot from 10:02am to 10:04am & rebounded later
The only reason we issued this risky signal is because we've easily won some trades with extra leverage taking advantage of their price difference if it's too much, because AnyOption's trading price can sometimes be different but it must use real market expiry price
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