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FTSE took just over 8 hours to drop 26 points (2am to 10.10 am) and made it all back in 35 minutes.
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S&P down 8 before the open, any takers?
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And there she blows.
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The ftse is closed so anything can happen to the price now. Watch out.
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FTSE 25 point range all day then moves up 17 points starting 1 minute before the close.
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Just taken advantage of the 'criminal' s/b pricing by going short at 7530
There is usually a bit of an "auction" into the close on ftse - both ways. Makes for a good few pips if you're nimble
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European markets ended down, with investors waiting for the UK elections and the ECB meeting.
Most sectors finished lower, with pharmacists among the worst performing performers after Roche had disappointed the market with the result of a test for a particular treatment. Roche shares fell more than 5%.
Most sectors finished lower, with pharmacists among the worst performing performers after Roche had disappointed the market with the result of a test for a particular treatment. Roche shares fell more than 5%.
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Just checking the numbers, Dax up 13% from Jan 1st.
However, its down almost 2% since last Friday, so looks like its taking a break.
However, its down almost 2% since last Friday, so looks like its taking a break.
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Nobody wants the dax now.
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Closed ftse 7513
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Dax down another 50 in 5 minutes. The dow did a 60 point range all day yesterday.
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In pre-opening, European markets traded with different fluctuations, on a day that would naturally be characterized by an expectant attitude towards tomorrow's events that could certainly influence financial markets: the UK elections and the ECB meeting . In the more microeconomic field, the banking sector will attract attention, due to the news about Banco Popular. In the long run, equities are influenced almost exclusively by the evolution of corporate profits and interest rates. Most likely, the recent appreciation of European equities is due to an intrinsic factor, in particular to capital flows that continue to flow into Europe. According to Merrill Lynch Bank of America in May, American savers subscribed about 15,000 M.USD in European shareholder funds, to the detriment of US specialized stock funds. As long as these subscriptions are not discontinued, European markets will continue to benefit from this support element.
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50 point range on ftse.
50 point range on dax.
A least they're moving though.
50 point range on dax.
A least they're moving though.
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I thought I was gonna have to 'work' for this position when it started heading down, but looks like they're making it easy for me with that ramp up
Still holding
TP is set at 12750 for now
