By the way Akram 'buddy 'ol pal',
If you want to make it interesting for yourself then put Bloomberg TV while you're trading.
It's interesting to watch how the Dow, S&P, and the Nasdaq 'react' as company financial results are announced e.g. a lot of 'tech' companies (you know like Texas Instruments who make computer chips) are announcing results as I type this and the Nasdaq is a 'tech heavy' index (companies like Microsoft, Google, Texas Instruments, Apple Computer, AT&T etc. etc. etc. make up a very large percentage of the Nasdaq so their results affect the way that the Nasdaq 'moves').
This is what makes this more interesting than forex (in my opinion anyway). For example you can search on the Internet and find out what companies form part of what index and then 'drill down' and find out more information about those companies. It's a hell of a lot more interesting than playing the 'forex guessing game'!!!
|