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Re: XAO Analysis

There are 2 ways to bleed to death.
Catastrophic trauma or Slow prolonged Haemoraging.

Throwing a band aid on a catastrophic trauma victim isn't going to do much.

Even a .75% rate cut couldn't pull up the prolonged move down.

This week is report week and figures are expected to reflect the true state of the US economy---and that's NOT a bright optimistic out look.

STILL closing off 128 points,US traders must have thought it Xmas being able to get out of longs without too much damage.

If you think its all over---your gambling.

As I said on another thread, US futures rolled over after close. Nasdaq was killed thanks to AAPL. Friday swing low was not taken out.

Anyone looking at going long here for anymore than a very short term trade must have rocks in their heads. Tech and China are the last cards in the deck, and the US hasn't realised yet they may well be stuffed. I would be looking for a severely down day tomorrow in the US. What are people going to buy now? Even the market leaders appear stuffed, and all this mess is spreading to the 'sure things'.

In 87 there are three trading days that stand out. People might be well advised to look at them, and perhaps see where we might be in relation to that...:2twocents
 
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As I said on another thread, US futures rolled over after close. Nasdaq was killed thanks to AAPL. Friday swing low was not taken out.

Anyone looking at going long here for anymore than a very short term trade must have rocks in their heads. Tech and China are the last cards in the deck, and the US hasn't realised yet they may well be stuffed. I would be looking for a severely down day tomorrow in the US. What are people going to buy now? Even the market leaders appear stuffed, and all this mess is spreading to the 'sure things'.

In 87 there are three trading days that stand out. People might be well advised to look at them, and perhaps see where we might be in relation to that...:2twocents

Wise words from chops imo
 
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As I said on another thread, US futures rolled over after close. Nasdaq was killed thanks to AAPL. Friday swing low was not taken out.

Anyone looking at going long here for anymore than a very short term trade must have rocks in their heads. Tech and China are the last cards in the deck, and the US hasn't realised yet they may well be stuffed. I would be looking for a severely down day tomorrow in the US. What are people going to buy now? Even the market leaders appear stuffed, and all this mess is spreading to the 'sure things'.

In 87 there are three trading days that stand out. People might be well advised to look at them, and perhaps see where we might be in relation to that...:2twocents

Interesting that the only piece of good news that was expected on Tuesday (unless you expected a 75 bps fed rate cut) was taken negatively. AAPL down 13% in after market trade. And you can see why, 2Q08 forecast eps growth of just 8% for a stock that is trading at 40x earnings. Might get a nice suckers to sell into today.
 
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Interesting that the only piece of good news that was expected on Tuesday (unless you expected a 75 bps fed rate cut) was taken negatively. AAPL down 13% in after market trade. And you can see why, 2Q08 forecast eps growth of just 8% for a stock that is trading at 40x earnings. Might get a nice suckers to sell into today.

Yep. Might be a massive couple of days to get shorts on. I might need to stop by target.

If the market fades that open today, all hell will break loose.
 
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Is there an RBA decision on rates at 11:30 today?

Not unless is it an emergency meeting. CPI comes out today though which would normally gives an indication of where the RBA is headed on interest rates. However given the current situation they may stand pat in Feb.
 
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Wow the flock is running full steam ahead this morn

Yeah, we'll see a mass rally today - simply because I closed out of my final positions yesterday :p:

Oh well, I won't be re-buying any time soon, markets are headed for more turmoil if you ask me!
 
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lol I know this guy is probably joking but funny none the less.Probably what a lot of new traders are doing.

Im gonna max my credit card to the max to buy more today

im gonna call my grannie and get a $10000 loan to make the most of the rise today
 
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270 point jump on open coming up pump and dump or bargain hunters ?
 
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BHP up nearly 8%

All green today it seems, relief for those finally!

33.400 +2.400 +7.742 %

Current markets are a gamble, & I refuse to do that

Lost gains, perhaps, realised losses, a definite :p:
But, I'm convinced we're in for a case of 1 step forward, 2 steps back for a long time now.
 
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Current markets are a gamble, & I refuse to do that

Lost gains, perhaps, realised losses, a definite :p:
But, I'm convinced we're in for a case of 1 step forward, 2 steps back for a long time now.

Crazy - yesterday was the day I cashed in BHP.

The thought that this is a case of 1 step forward, 2 steps back is appealing. Maybe today is the day to sell and do the opposite of what the herd is doing.
 
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Yup - is definitely bouncing back waaaaay too quick for my taste.

I mean look at it rationally - the sum of all problems wasn't that the US Fed had their rates 0.75pts too high - so why would doing this all of a sudden make it shiny happy?

A few days of green but revisit to these lows and then a tad more within a short period.
 
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Crazy - yesterday was the day I cashed in BHP.

The thought that this is a case of 1 step forward, 2 steps back is appealing. Maybe today is the day to sell and do the opposite of what the herd is doing.

It'll all come down to what the dow does tonight, the unfortunate thing is; waiting until Wednesday was my original plan (waiting for earnings reports), but I decided to do it yesterday instead...guess emotion got the best of me.


No point in saying should've, could've... it's easy enough to say these things in hindsight, but that would have been gambling, & not investments.
 
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I mean look at it rationally - the sum of all problems wasn't that the US Fed had their rates 0.75pts too high - so why would doing this all of a sudden make it shiny happy?
The sum of all problems was that rates were too low in the first place.
 
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The sum of all problems was that rates were too low in the first place.

I've got a feeling today is just panic buying :D

All the punters trying to get back losses, & trying to jump on the new "bull" :rolleyes:

When do they release the figures on if China is actually being affected? That will be one of the true catalysts for our market, at least.

FTSE didn't rally this strong, sucker rally anyone?
 
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Looks like you're on the money Nyden, 20 minutes in to the days trade and XAO already up 300 points! I refuse to be fooled though, not going to be a sheep this time!
 
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