Financial Markets Open on Sunday!
Source: http://www.g2trader.com/index.php?option=com_contentview=articleid=52:markets-open-on-sundaycatid=7:generalItemid=18Posted on Sunday, November 30th, 2008 | In Market Commentary
Contributed by: Graziano Nanetti (http://www.g2trader.com) -
Many traders, even those with a strong faith in technical analysis, sometimes like to look around for unusual informations or signals. Most of the times it’s only an amusement but occasionally it could carry out something useful.
You can find here a few interesting links to Middle East Financial Markets that follow a different business calendar: open from Sunday to Thursday and closed on Friday and Saturday.
ISRAEL
EGYPT
SAUDI ARABIA
ABU DHABI
DUBAI
KUWAIT
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Graziano Nanetti is an independent analyst and has years of experience in technical analysis for stocks and indexes. G Squared is born from an idea of Graziano Luciano and Graziano Nanetti, founders of G Squared.
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