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How does oil eft make up trading day lost to a holiday?


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Detcollector74
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How does oil eft make up trading day lost to a holiday?


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If you think about the difference of the ETFs vs CL:
The ETFs normally re-open with a gap in the direction of the future's difference,
i.e.: gap down if CL went down during ETF Holiday, gap up if CL went up.


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