Micros. Forex traders use the term all the time. What micro are YOU drinking? Today I am having a Dunkel from the KC Bier Company.
Cheers!
Cheers bro! I had a pint of Heineken at my local last night
Does your trading day affect which one you are having?
It might be the other way around.
Haha!! It can be either way!! At least the beer is predictable
Heaven…
Is tank 7 a local brew?
Tank 7 is a special micro brewed by Boulevard Beer and named after the tank it is brewed in.
I thought we were discussing about E-micro here.
While there is no central marketplace for the foreign exchange (forex) market, foreign exchange futures are one way to trade forex through exchange-traded contracts. Forex futures are similar to other futures contracts in that the currency pairs’ exchange rates act as the underlying commodity in the exchange. In 2009, the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) introduced a smaller version of currency futures contracts – the E-micro forex futures suite. These six currency pairs trade at one-10th the size of the corresponding forex futures contracts and make forex futures trading more accessible to a wider variety of traders and investors, including active individual traders, small commodity trading advisors (CTAs) and small and medium enterprises (SMEs).
E-micro forex futures contracts include six exchange-traded currency futures contracts that are one-tenth the size of the traditional currency futures contracts. For the trader or investor, this equates to reduced margin requirements and less risks than are associated with the E-micro’s big brothers. The E-micro forex futures contracts are traded exclusively on CME Globex, which is the Chicago Mercantile Exchange’s electronic trading platform and the world’s largest regulated forex marketplace.
What’s it like?
The Schnieder Weisse is sweet. Wet, not dry. Not very hoppy. Two in one night would be my max.
The New Belgium IPA is very drinkable, finish a sixer by the fire. Major hops.
