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No need to be a sarky knob hopin…
Plenty of dual nationality citizens…..
I was thinking the other way around LSE to sell on moex. Arbitrage trade.
@Roxy, i inquired way back in 2010 and i think then it was about £200 a month, i looked again recently but no prices on the website. From what i know you get level 3 access and can see the complete order book dealing directly with london stock exchange, any fat finger mistakes there is no come back, no trial your straight in at the deep end as they say. It sounds a lot but if you think you could easily save that on one trade by getting your timing right. Ide be interetsed to see the layout and as you say the functionality of the app.
Putin has banned short seling so the MOEX price is drifting down slowly . But it is comong down .
some info on IG
https://www.ig.com/uk/trading-platforms/dma-trading/what-is-dma-in-trading
Newdealz.
I am sure someone must have it here. It would be brilliant if someone can give us an insight into the costs involved and what sort of tools are at your disposal etc. I am sure it would be beneficial to a few here.
Why buy the MOEX price when london is so cheap .?
No point buying on MOEX as the price is artificially high and you are gauging that on what metric.
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/c/crosstrade.asp
I wonder if somebody is working two exchanges, MOEX and LSE…
Thanks @hereshopin @chique.
I think i know now why everyone refers to the UT price as the closing price.
@Roxy i just think of the UT as the last sale of the day in auction, its the final price agreed. The UT sometimes can include hidden large orders and is the final price of the day.
If you want access to auctions you will need DMA as chique has said, IG Markets offer it on semi pro platform, i would be interested to know if anyone here has it and is it worth the cost?
It's of no use to you or myself as we do not have direct market access to take part in the auction
An uncrossing trade will occur at the end of an auction’s call period if there is a match between the prices of both the bid side of the market and the ask side. It is the closing price for the auction on the LSE.
For example, if there is a price where both the seller and buyer can be satisfied, then the auction will disclose an indicative uncrossing price.
The indicative uncrossing price shows the price where the auction will uncross if there are no further orders or modifications to existing orders on the order book.
so a buyer basically buys at the same price as the seller "agrees" without a spread. Is that right.??
So what is a cross order??
An uncrossing trade is where buyers on the bid and sellers on the ask match together in a single trade at the end of an auction period. The uncrossing trade shows up with the trade code “UT”
Can somebody explain the difference between a cross order and a uncrossing trade.
Thanks in advance.