chops_a_must
Printing My Own Money
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Hi Chops_a_must, would you mind point out what you mean by your last comment.
Get a daily chart of the xao. Scroll to 1987. There is a long bar. I'm not going to tell you which other two bars you should be looking at, but it should be very very obvious. Perhaps I should have said 4 bars.:
Why does XAO look like closing higher on the .75% rate cut news when DOW closed lower today?
Yes it certainly looks hard to by GOLD at the moment.It had every opportunity to do more... and why didn't it? Supply.
It had every opportunity to do more... and why didn't it? Supply.
Since when have you been a discretionary trader???
Get a daily chart of the xao. Scroll to 1987. There is a long bar. I'm not going to tell you which other two bars you should be looking at, but it should be very very obvious. Perhaps I should have said 4 bars.:
Tech. Are you basing your trades on my SPI comments?:
An 87 style fall-out is certainly possible. Other possibility is an 01 type of follow-up:
Well I tried to go short soon after opening this morning when the index was up around 350 points, but the only shorting I have access to at the moment is put warrants and it became too hard.XJO 5 min chart
UGLY if long.
Xmas if short
I really get confused why Aussie MMs behave this way. Shafting traders is profitable for sure, but guaranteeing that most will just eventually abstain.Well I tried to go short soon after opening this morning when the index was up around 350 points, but the only shorting I have access to at the moment is put warrants and it became too hard.
Firstly, NAB online trading was very slow, and I could barely get market depth let alone place a trade. Secondly, the warrant MM wasn't at all helpful, pulling its offer during that period of time so that I couldn't have bought even if the broking platform was working okay.
In the end I got so sick of taking ages to get a market depth that just showed no offers, and sometimes no bids either, that I gave up.
GP
I really get confused why Aussie MMs behave this way. Shafting traders is profitable for sure, but guaranteeing that most will just eventually abstain.
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