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  • #32458
    cimac
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      Small short Spx at 3168.18 … stop 3294.18 … limit 3042.18

      Trading the Bull/Bear BBCCC

      Initial plan is to hold into friday.

      Never give up, never surrender.

      #32459
      cimac
      Participant

        Closed my Ftse short from last week at 6180 .. +5pts

        I don’t want more than one short atm

        Never give up, never surrender.

        #32460
        cimac
        Participant

          Small short Spx at 3168.18 … stop 3294.18 … limit 3042.18

          Trading the Bull/Bear BBCCC

          Initial plan is to hold into friday.

          Moved the stop too quickly … +10pts only.

          Never give up, never surrender.

          #32461
          hatman
          Participant

            NASDAQ 100:  NDX touched another new high.  The move upwards from the virus low is clearly some sort of impulsive five wave thing, but I’m afraid there are too many overlaps in the price action for me to be able to make any sensible accurate conclusions.

            My only observation is that NDX has reached (and slightly exceeded, but only marginally) the point where 3 = 1*2.618 (see chart).

            There is divergence in the RSI and MACD which *might* be suggesting some sort of short term top.

            I’ll have a look at the COMP to see if the pattern is more obvious.

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            #32463
            houdini
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              Hourly chart is evolving into a falling wedge,which normally has a bullish outcome.3160-3128ish until it breaks.

              #32464
              cimac
              Participant

                Hourly chart is evolving into a falling wedge,which normally has a bullish outcome.3160-3128ish until it breaks.

                Agree … could be a run at 3200 … to trap some.

                Never give up, never surrender.

                #32465
                cimac
                Participant

                  Wow … hats off to the chancellor as he announces a basket
                  of measures aimed at trying to avoid huge unemployment.

                  I would need time to read what this could do for England.

                  In general people will want to return to their ways and
                  spend their money. They need to have money to spend and
                  they need to feel safe outdoors spending it.

                  We ‘could’ see a ‘V’ shaped recovery and the same kind
                  of shape for stock markets.

                  The ‘could’ involves many unknowns.

                  Never give up, never surrender.

                  #32466
                  houdini
                  Participant

                    I think we’re going to see a big move in crookshour,im just leaning towards up as it stands but only about 60/40.choppy day so far.

                    #32467
                    cimac
                    Participant

                      The task is huge and I wonder if £320bn of borrowing this year
                      will spook some in Whitehall, if the results don’t come by
                      the end of 2020.

                      Never give up, never surrender.

                      #32468
                      cimac
                      Participant

                        I said on kpad that at some point we would see a

                        “Go Out and Spend” banner.

                        Final sign of panic would be “it’s your civic duty”
                        to “Go Out and Spend”

                        Never give up, never surrender.

                        #32469
                        cimac
                        Participant

                          The run at Spx 3200 … could have failed or perhaps one more go.

                          Either way I am ready to short stocks.

                          Never give up, never surrender.

                          #32470
                          cimac
                          Participant

                            The run at Spx 3200 … could have failed or perhaps one more go.

                            Either way I am ready to short stocks.

                            US tech bubble should help propel this higher

                            Never give up, never surrender.

                            #32471
                            cimac
                            Participant

                              This week my 2020 project Bull/Bear rated BBCCC

                              Ftse has ranged 6300 to 6100 ( could be less ) and
                              that echos the bullish to bearish trend.

                              I’ve made my money and will take a few days off.

                              Never give up, never surrender.

                              #32472
                              cimac
                              Participant

                                This week my 2020 project Bull/Bear rated BBCCC

                                Ftse has ranged 6300 to 6100 ( could be less ) and
                                that echos the bullish to bearish trend.

                                I’ve made my money and will take a few days off.

                                I have to consider options for my work and until that
                                consultation is complete, I can no longer post here.

                                Never give up, never surrender.

                                #32473
                                hatman
                                Participant

                                  DOLLAR:  the dollar appears to have a problem.  After the virus sudden spike upwards it has declined just as fast.  Now the 200 day average is falling, and the 50 day has crossed it forming a ‘dead cross’.  This of course is a negative signal.

                                  It the short term the dollar *may* have completed an abc down and might consolidate or rise a little to form a ‘b’ wave.  But overall the chart looks negative.

                                  Perhaps the trillions in printed money is creating oversupply and debasing the dollar.

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