Guy's it's nice to talk about the future and being able to swap between the two markets and taking advantage of any arbitrage, but nobody has mentioned yet of the actual trading process with regard to buying and selling on the NASDAQ.
A few years ago I looked into trading on overseas markets and
1. unless your chess sponsor is set up that way you are going to have to setup with someone else.
2. When I looked into the cost of an overseas trade it was minimum @99/trade. That was probably 8 or so years ago, I wouldn't know what it is now or what it costs to trade volume. I would assume unless you're trading volume it's not really going to be worth it.
Just my thoughts on it, I may be wrong.
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