TRADING TIPS

What is the Best Time to Trade Bonds

Hubert Senters here. In this next video combined three separate questions all in one video. Number one what is the best time to trade months? There’s no best or what you prefer to trade. I mean bonds are open 23 hours a day. A couple of times that I like to trade them. They do open to 6PM EST and they close at 5PM EST so they’re open for 23 hours in the pit. Whether it’s actually humans trading against one another that opens up at 8:20AM EST and closes at 3PM EST. I’m going to write down here a couple of times that I like to trade them and show you there. So I like to trade them at 8:20AM EST to about 10AM EST. And then once they open up again at 6PM EST, I’ll trade them anywhere from 7PM to 11PM EST. And I don’t stay from 7PM until 11PM. I don’t stay four hours. I just trade them for about 15 minutes in between that time right before I go to bed so I’ll look at the trend. See what I’m going to do. Am I going long? Am I going short or am I going to pass? Second question is can you day trade these and can you swing trade them. Yes I do both of those. So you can definitely do both of those. Good luck. Hope it helps. And I’ll see you on the webinar. Hubert.  

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