Have a read of my comments on CFDs in "The idiots way to options riches" post 12 for some ideas...goldilocks said:Ouch! CFD stop loss useless. Just gets you out at the first price of the day, which in this case was the lowest price.
Didn't use guaranteed stop loss which can only be set at 5% below prevailing price anyway.
Need to lick wounds and figure out how to prevent this in future. Maybe safer to stick to ordinary share trading and away from these CFDs.
PureCoco said:International Business News BBC - Shanghai down 9% with a 3% retrace at the end of trade.
PureCoco said:International Business News BBC - Shanghai down 9% with a 3% retrace at the end of trade.
tech/a said:I expected Volume to be very high today but noticed that it was only really moderate.
To me this indicates many held their positions,particularly the bigger holders.
If so
(1) They will either dump on a decent rally.
OR
(2) Buy when percieved to be bargain basement.(moderately)
AND
(3) Then in the future sell off at better prices without spooking the market.
THEN
(4) When no buying from the big holders and selling into smaller holders overtime---then standing back---Round 2 would be a doosy.
Magdoran said:You crack me up Count “Pirate Bear”
“Greedscam” – I fell off my chair with that one!!! (Almost killed my cat too!).
Magdoran said:The pattern just looks like a lot of stocks will want to recover over the next few days to me.
I tend to agree, looking at the sharpness of the bar, I would expect the dip buyers to come in seeing “value”, and see a bullish counter trend for 1-4 days with a set of inside days to today’s price bar. Then we should see a retest of the low, and perhaps a continuation of the bear move.
We may see a concerted continuation after this to wash out the sellers. If this is impulsive, suspect support should be short lived, and there will be some wide range bars down, then an “ABC” bullish counter trend, then another leg down… maybe, if this is a wave 3 0f 5 of 5… (wavepicker???).
Alternatively, this could be an “ABC”, and then continue bullishly right away and retest the current major high (23 Feb).
We could even see a rally back for a marginal high depending on how the pattern unfolds.
My current view is for a correction chopping around to 18th July (other key time points are (minor) 14 March, (major) 01 April, 13 April).
Support levels are difficult to deal with since there are several ways of dealing with this, but I’d see 5560 as key support to this initial move.
Regards
Magdoran
tech/a said:I expected Volume to be very high today but noticed that it was only really moderate.
Freeball,Freeballinginawetsuit said:I struggle to get your jokes Wayne....my concern is that many a small punter would have pissed their holdings to the wind this morning rather than sell into an intra day rally (that was on the cards this morning) if that way inclined to dump.
You are obviously a long time poster on this forum and the rabid "crash' postings of last night on this forum no doubt spooked some innocent noobs.
ASF should at least be a forum to vent all opinions so others can see that not all share the same bearish outlooks as you......at this point in time.
tech/a said:Canaussiuk.
Could be but only a moderate selloff looking at volume.
The really high volume has been more often than not on dips.
The only possible selloffs seem to be December and last week but dont appear to me to be out of the ordinary.
My bet is we will see hidden volume on a LOW in the future tagging renewed interest in the larger buyers.
This will happen on a narrow range bar is my bet.
A rise on LOW volume would be seen as weak.
They will buy into weakness as you know and sell into strength.
If infact they do come back and dont continue to sell inconspicuously into any rally's.
Think there is some good stuff to be aware of in the coming days.
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