Anyone scalping the FTSE Futures??

G'day,

ftse - detect some buyers sniffing. Slightly more positive feel today.

6850 sp rez 6875. Could go rez 6900 before pulling back. lets see.

Need wider stops and smaller size...

Cable going mental +++.... dip in ftse then up lets see
 
Make or break time?

US benchmark stock index, S&P 500 has been declining since 25th of October and it has declined for the past seven days, facing a looming rate hike from the US Federal Reserve, uncertainties surrounding the US election (the prospect of a Trump win), and dwindling bond prices. This is not a regular phenomenon. If it declines again today, it could be a major warning of turmoil ahead.

There have been only five cases in past three decades, where the S&P 500 has declined for eight consecutive days and all of them were followed by financial turmoil and in some cases grave financial crisis. The very last time, the S&P 500 has declined for eight consecutive days is back in 2011/12, during European debt crisis and US budget crisis. Before that, it was 2008 and we all know, what happened then.

S&P 500 is marginally higher today so far and we would maintain a cautious outlook as seven days of decline are not common too. There have been seven cases in past 30 years.
 
Make or break time?

US benchmark stock index, S&P 500 has been declining since 25th of October and it has declined for the past seven days, facing a looming rate hike from the US Federal Reserve, uncertainties surrounding the US election (the prospect of a Trump win), and dwindling bond prices. This is not a regular phenomenon. If it declines again today, it could be a major warning of turmoil ahead.

There have been only five cases in past three decades, where the S&P 500 has declined for eight consecutive days and all of them were followed by financial turmoil and in some cases grave financial crisis. The very last time, the S&P 500 has declined for eight consecutive days is back in 2011/12, during European debt crisis and US budget crisis. Before that, it was 2008 and we all know, what happened then.

S&P 500 is marginally higher today so far and we would maintain a cautious outlook as seven days of decline are not common too. There have been seven cases in past 30 years.


Earnings recession = we can't go any lower
Gold prices = 2 years ahead of forecasts
Oil = deal has yet to be made

I've been saying 2017 will be a scary year only if you look at fundamentals.
All it would it take is for earnings to bounce back, iran to cut a deal and gold to fall back to this years lows. Never underestimate the power of financial engineering by the top decision makers. One thing that may change the whole dynamic is China, and if you haven't noticed yet they've been real quiet about it's looming debt crisis. If the U.S. keeps pushing the south china sea situation China can effectively launch a suicide bomb attack on all financial markets which would make warren buffet have a heart attack.
 
According to some technical indicators, the recent rise in the DJ Stoxx Banks reached extreme levels, so in the short term, some of the positive news may have already been discounted by the market.
 
According to some technical indicators, the recent rise in the DJ Stoxx Banks reached extreme levels, so in the short term, some of the positive news may have already been discounted by the market.
 
If in doubt [or lacking in common sense/skill] average down until you wipe out another account :cool:

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5 - 10 years experience, too :LOL:

Below are some screenshots of his old account, but he'll be being "very bullish" on tiptv tomorrow morning (Tim Young)... then again he never is *anything* but bullish. But in times of extreme drawdown he certainly looks ashen-faced, which I can relate to!

August 2015 he got wiped out... funnily he didn't mention that on Tiptv :whistling

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And his individual trades, notice the complete lack of going short... :eek:

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