Absolutely!Might not be the final end point for the XAO but have a bottom now (todays low) worth re-testing in the following week(s).
Tim
Ok so the a bullish day is expected tomorrow...
Dow future are down 76 and SP futures down 9. Doesn't mean a hell of a lot at this stage, but don't start counting chickens just yet.If we get a good nite in US tonite, and we could a rally here tomorrow seeing the hammer today.
Dow future are down 76 and SP futures down 9. Doesn't mean a hell of a lot at this stage, but don't start counting chickens just yet.
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2007/08/16/1186857663339.html?sssdmh=dm16.274171
Someone is optimistic ... and, I do hope he is right too...
My view on charting is that it is a system that is based on conformity... A lot of chartists are simply relying on everyone to conform an the same priciples... It doesn't have any real merit in many situations because if the DOW went down tonight the XAO will fall again tomorrow and this time hugely...
My view on charting is that it is a system that is based on conformity... A lot of chartists are simply relying on everyone to conform an the same priciples... It doesn't have any real merit in many situations because if the DOW went down tonight the XAO will fall again tomorrow and this time hugely...
Here's an interesting question, what was really behind the ralley this arvo.
I thought of something interesting this arvo whilst I was out in the paddock wishing that we wern't looking down the barrel of another dought.
Does anyone think that it was future fund money that was injected into the market that has been on the sidlines after TII?
Food for thought
Cheers
BT
That money is in a hedge fund in the US, and no-one can be sure as to its safety...
I doubt that's what it was today.
Although it could explain the "hardware" being "installed".That money is in a hedge fund in the US, and no-one can be sure as to its safety...
I doubt that's what it was today.
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