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International Index Trading
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nice work nunthewiser give them a slap from me while you're at it 
"Ding ding!" Round two about to kick off??
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/...October-meltdown-as-Chinese-demand-slows.html
"Ding ding!" Round two about to kick off??
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/...October-meltdown-as-Chinese-demand-slows.html
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short poms ....right about.......here.......... tight stops ........
gotta love a gamble hey
gotta love a gamble hey
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lol - what is it they say? I always win at gambling - its only when they cheat that I lose
UK employment nums came in slightly better than expected. we've stalled at .618 retrace of the decline from yesterdays highs. Feds up later so assuming we'll head back to the 4670 area from here
UK employment nums came in slightly better than expected. we've stalled at .618 retrace of the decline from yesterdays highs. Feds up later so assuming we'll head back to the 4670 area from here
lol Neely has changed his mind again! (The joys of being an EW practitioner eh)
Needless to say he is all bearish again on the S&P suggesting this pop higher is a bull trap out of an expanding triangle and bull suckers will be buying into the next 200-300 pts of decline until they realise they should've been selling
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Needless to say he is all bearish again on the S&P suggesting this pop higher is a bull trap out of an expanding triangle and bull suckers will be buying into the next 200-300 pts of decline until they realise they should've been selling
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Edwood,
Did Neely state where his stop loss was on that short call?
Did Neely state where his stop loss was on that short call?
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hey edwont, do you trade the FTSE? I was thinking of having a look at it, but not sure how good or bad it moves for short term trading?
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has been trading it
the hours have been suiting my sleep patterns of late
yes theres cash to be made (or lost) on its intraday moves of late
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cheers nun
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^FTSE far "spikier" than the SPI, with longer tails (but more depth!)
Good trading hours as nun said.
Sadly it has lost a lot of the real paper orders. Mostly traders and bots
Good trading hours as nun said.
Sadly it has lost a lot of the real paper orders. Mostly traders and bots
hi Sam - depends what you mean by short term. First 90 mins are generally pretty good, if there's not much there then be prepared to have to wait for US to open (which doesn't suit me) so generally I'm only looking for the first 90 mins. Sometimes I'm done in the first 10 mins. opening gaps are worth a look
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Yeah thats what I'm after, first 90 minutes of anything are the only parts worth trading.
Thanks for the replies guys
Would this explain why when using Market Delta it gets more hits on the bid then the offer when price is going up? Really weird
setting up.... room for some push higher yet
just for interest - update on the 'bearish' wedge from early Aug - nice thrust into the apex
