clylbw
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Hi,
Institutions seem to be turning to emerging markets. Having witnessed the movements in some of those markets, I can certainly understand the attraction of their volatility as compared with the oftentimes choppiness of the big markets such as the US. But I wonder which markets precisely are those institutions heading towards? Is it Latin America, Central Europe, or Asia?
Furthermore, I wonder how they deal with the problem of illiquidity? In smaller markets, volatile movements can happen without warning by one single not-so-big transaction. Or are the big boys not worried about this with their deep pockets?
Anyway, are there any non-institutional traders who are trading the emerging markets currently? If so, are they concerned about illiquidity? That is proving the biggest hurdle for me at the moment.
Thanks indeed. 🙂
Institutions seem to be turning to emerging markets. Having witnessed the movements in some of those markets, I can certainly understand the attraction of their volatility as compared with the oftentimes choppiness of the big markets such as the US. But I wonder which markets precisely are those institutions heading towards? Is it Latin America, Central Europe, or Asia?
Furthermore, I wonder how they deal with the problem of illiquidity? In smaller markets, volatile movements can happen without warning by one single not-so-big transaction. Or are the big boys not worried about this with their deep pockets?
Anyway, are there any non-institutional traders who are trading the emerging markets currently? If so, are they concerned about illiquidity? That is proving the biggest hurdle for me at the moment.
Thanks indeed. 🙂