You know, and one

of the, one of the things I, I, I think about, I was first quite idealistic and I said, well, you treat all markets the same.

As if one strategy would be put upon every other market.

I now believe that you can do both you can use a single sort of generalized strategy for all markets and you would also want to look at particular uh issues in each market which takes takes a lot of time so i mean if you if you look at the day in uh the u.s you have the silver market and gold market opening at seven or eight uh new york 825 and 830 for gold and uh there's some relationship to those markets to say the stock markets in the u.s also but the the timing in a market one thing that's i think very very important is time of day and each each market seems to have their own characteristics so because of their opening and closing times and because of the participants and what they're trying to do maybe the cash markets that are underneath these things require that you also think about those markets in very particular ways.

So you can use general approaches and you can use very particular approaches to markets.

So Hang Seng is a great example.

They have a pre-open 15 minutes ahead of time.

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