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XAO Technical Analysis
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So you are going to pull up quotes from a few days ago and apply them to today?
lol...nar no panic here ?I've shorted the market the last few days on financials?Going very well
But i hear there's alot of traders /wrists on the xao today
So you are going to pull up quotes from a few days ago and apply them to today?
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LOL
loves the red days here ....... the bears all strut there stuff
loves the green days here .......... the bulls strut there stuff
both saying "i told you so "
not many saying what there doing about it though ......... oh except a few hindsight calls
gotta love green and red days
LOL
loves the red days here ....... the bears all strut there stuff
loves the green days here .......... the bulls strut there stuff
both saying "i told you so "
not many saying what there doing about it though ......... oh except a few hindsight calls
gotta love green and red days
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lol, that's funny compared to todays prices I would say they were cheap. But I suppose if you sold out back then and missed 3/4 of this rally.........
lol, that's funny compared to todays prices I would say they were cheap
. But I suppose if you sold out back then and missed 3/4 of this rally.........
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I'm a bear on both green and red days! At least since the end of Aprilish
What I'm doing is sitting in CASH and not speculating!! Or I guess I am speculating by thinking I'm doing right thing being in cash?? oh ****??
Best
G
I'm a bear on both green and red days! At least since the end of Aprilish
What I'm doing is sitting in CASH and not speculating!! Or I guess I am speculating by thinking I'm doing right thing being in cash?? oh ****??
Best
G
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Agreed,By the way mate off the topic,But i love your avatarReminds me off what the bears are doing to do the bulls right now
Agreed,By the way mate off the topic,But i love your avatar
Reminds me off what the bears are doing to do the bulls right now
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Sold out at 3800!! Still think I can get in much much cheaper in the next few months
G
lol, that's funny compared to todays prices I would say they were cheap
Sold out at 3800!! Still think I can get in much much cheaper in the next few months
G
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At this stage I doubt we will see new lows this year, we might test 3700 later this year though.
Sold out at 3800!! Still think I can get in much much cheaper in the next few months
G
At this stage I doubt we will see new lows this year, we might test 3700 later this year though.
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holding onto the ones i rate long term - AIO (thru SPP), FMG, AOE, CNX, STO, IFN
holding onto the ones i rate long term - AIO (thru SPP), FMG, AOE, CNX, STO, IFN
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an not entering on anything new unless i rate it on the long term fundamentals or see a cheap opportunity.............. unfortunately not at lot of them out here at all at the moment tho
an not entering on anything new unless i rate it on the long term fundamentals or see a cheap opportunity.............. unfortunately not at lot of them out here at all at the moment tho
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Ummm.... a little more play by the Future Fund dumping on Telstra??? A mere $2.3BILLION worth??
At least, todays Commsec traded data seems to suggest it!
Ummm.... a little more play by the Future Fund dumping on Telstra??? A mere $2.3BILLION worth??
At least, todays Commsec traded data seems to suggest it!
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If thats it the directors of the FF are on a sure winner if they go short just before dumping the next lot.
If thats it the directors of the FF are on a sure winner if they go short just before dumping the next lot.
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And around a cool $6,000,000 in one hit alone to Commsec for the trade fee?
And around a cool $6,000,000 in one hit alone to Commsec for the trade fee?
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Last night copper and oil fell,us bonds rose.
Rio's crappy result, future fund selling.
xao support line of last few days broke.
Japanese bonds flew up at 10am, nikkei fell fast.
Thats how I saw it.
Last night copper and oil fell,us bonds rose.
Rio's crappy result, future fund selling.
xao support line of last few days broke.
Japanese bonds flew up at 10am, nikkei fell fast.
Thats how I saw it.
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I've had a few trailing stops triggered today. I'm getting nervous, and happy to move back to a more cash dominant portfolio.
I've had a few trailing stops triggered today. I'm getting nervous, and happy to move back to a more cash dominant portfolio.
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You must have been hitting the button about the same time as me. I sold 25% about then. Just waiting.....hope I don't die waiting.Sold out at 3800!! Still think I can get in much much cheaper in the next few months
G
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On reflection, I would think that's a bullish stance, rather than bearish....maybe time for a new avatar?
Regards
Ray
Sold out at 3800!! Still think I can get in much much cheaper in the next few months
G
On reflection, I would think that's a bullish stance, rather than bearish....maybe time for a new avatar?
Regards
Ray
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I'm a bull in a bear suit as long as the price is right
As soon as I go long my avitar will be the other way around, at least for a little whine.
G
I'm a bull in a bear suit as long as the price is right
As soon as I go long my avitar will be the other way around, at least for a little whine.
G
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I know this is a XAO thread, but I highly doubt anyone here would be THAT NAIVE to ignore the "correlation" between the US market and our local market. (or rather, the rest of the markets in the world)
I.e. The US market crash but the Aussie market continue to rise to stratosphere, think it could happen?
Check this out.
http://www.chartoftheday.com/20090821.htm?T
Numbers do not lie here. To bring that PE ratio down to a more reasonable level would ultimately mean a massive increase in their earnings back to pre-bust level. i.e. the peak of the credit boom
Think it's going to happen again?
Regardless, all this do not matters if you can trade the trend and be aware of the bigger picture. The only problem is only for those who cling on the "hope" that the market will go back to its previous peak level very soon and they still have the "buy and hold" mentality and buy the recent rally with margin. (which I see more and more people are doing so, hoping to recover their previous losses or not to miss the "train")
I know this is a XAO thread, but I highly doubt anyone here would be THAT NAIVE to ignore the "correlation" between the US market and our local market. (or rather, the rest of the markets in the world)
I.e. The US market crash but the Aussie market continue to rise to stratosphere, think it could happen?
Check this out.
http://www.chartoftheday.com/20090821.htm?T
Numbers do not lie here. To bring that PE ratio down to a more reasonable level would ultimately mean a massive increase in their earnings back to pre-bust level. i.e. the peak of the credit boom
Think it's going to happen again?
Regardless, all this do not matters if you can trade the trend and be aware of the bigger picture. The only problem is only for those who cling on the "hope" that the market will go back to its previous peak level very soon and they still have the "buy and hold" mentality and buy the recent rally with margin. (which I see more and more people are doing so, hoping to recover their previous losses or not to miss the "train")
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A T4-style sell-off to institutional investors at a 5% discount that was originally targeted at 497.7 million shares then increased to 683.7 million due to the sheer enthusiasm of the institutions surely isn’t a reason for what happened to the XAO yesterday. I’m upset they didn’t offer this discount to retail investors, since these shares qualify for the 14c final divie.
So have we de-coupled ourselves from the US – they take a 2% hit on weak Japanese GDP numbers while we apparently factored this in earlier and now the Dow up 2 days in a row (thus far anyway) and the XAO sliding into the red, down nearly 2% ready for a ‘told ya September is usually a bad time for stocks’ fall?
If only that DeLoren time-travel machine was real...stand to make a fortune ;-)
A T4-style sell-off to institutional investors at a 5% discount that was originally targeted at 497.7 million shares then increased to 683.7 million due to the sheer enthusiasm of the institutions surely isn’t a reason for what happened to the XAO yesterday. I’m upset they didn’t offer this discount to retail investors, since these shares qualify for the 14c final divie.
So have we de-coupled ourselves from the US – they take a 2% hit on weak Japanese GDP numbers while we apparently factored this in earlier and now the Dow up 2 days in a row (thus far anyway) and the XAO sliding into the red, down nearly 2% ready for a ‘told ya September is usually a bad time for stocks’ fall?
If only that DeLoren time-travel machine was real...stand to make a fortune ;-)