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lovely rip from yesterdays lows,20k looks on the cards/overshoot by tomorrow i reckon.looking for 2256 to buy the dip again.well done the crooks for painting the wrong picture..nicely done,bet plenty were caught short holding the bag
Yes they could pull a rare s4 out of the hat
to just about wrong foot very many traders.Never give up, never surrender.
got kicked in the goolies there for 3pts! gapfill and c wave to new lows looks like the agenda now..mad start to the first trading day of 2017,many are predicting volatility it seems.
At the US close I will close all open positions as I will
be away from screens until friday and it seems
like a good idea to have zero risk.I will take a fresh look at charts on friday
and restart my 2017 trading plan.Never give up, never surrender.
We may have seen the FTSE top today…for a while at least.
I will leave this entry order to short Ftse whilst I am away.
Small short Ftse 7200 – stop 7700 – limit 6100
Never give up, never surrender.
I will leave this entry order to short Ftse whilst I am away.
Small short Ftse 7200 – stop 7700 – limit 6100
Just got a call and said scratch the Ftse entry and take a
small short Dow 19900
Never give up, never surrender.
Small short Dow 19928 – stop 20550 – limit 17500
I will close the 19900 at b/e.
Never give up, never surrender.
Small short Dow 19928 – stop 20550 – limit 17500
I will close the 19900 at b/e.
Job done 19900 closed at b/e.
The 19928 is a keeper.
Back friday.
Never give up, never surrender.
Small short Dow 19928 – stop 20550 – limit 17500
Txt says closed at 19900 which would have been the bounce back.
So profits but no short entry.
Entry order to short Ftse 7200 and Dow 20k
Now where is that wine waiter.
Never give up, never surrender.
Dow keeps returning to test 20k so it cannot be ruled out.
We may get one more push up then turn south so I want to
hold an initial short entry to cover a surprise drop.Never give up, never surrender.
BoE says that UK personal debt grew 10.8% in the year to 30th November
to £192.2bn – the highest level since December 2008.Well two things happen.
Banks and credit card companies pile up bad debts.
People with large debts soon stop being consumers.There is an initial slight delay before we see
this happen, then it snowballs.Eight years of QE and no real income growth for
the average person. Who by weight of numbers
is the main economic driver.Never give up, never surrender.
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