Recent content by goodtyneguy

Thank you for taking the time to post those links NVP, very kind of you and much appreciated. I will take a look at them in due course. :thumbsup:

Anyone trade CFDs with any of IG's branches outside of the ESMA's jurisdiction who is willing to share their experience? They have prepared a webpage to compare their offerings. Thanks

It was the trading station platform I had in mind when I suggested FXCM UK for spreadbetting, thanks for the clarification Jason.

Sorry, I did n't know that. I don't do any PAT now. If you do find one please post back here, thanks.

Try FXCM UK

There is a dedicated thread to discuss and create a watch list of UK stocks on isatrader's discussion forum dedicated to discussing Stan Weinstein's stage analysis method of trading and investing. He posts up on a daily basis stocks which meet the criteria to trade and invest using the method...

You can also now check the sector strength using the european sectors ETFs provided by State Street who also provide the US sector ETF's - see isatrader's charts.

Considering Weinstein's fondness for the head and shoulders pattern I thought this is an interesting article by tom McClellan on the validity of chart patterns and volume on instruments other than stocks. Excerpt below: Just to be clear, as a refresher and we are talking about stocks here...

That's what I said, diddle I :whistling :) Just found out SPDR do european sector ETF's.

Hi LiboNZT and welcome to the discussion if it's your first time here. KCO looks to satisfy most of the requirements for the method. The only thing missing is a means of finding out how strong the group it belongs too is in relation to the market. A good stock will be held back by a poorly...

Re: Breakdowns and Breakouts - S&P 500 I've also been thinking about the best way to screen for opportunities without having to spend hours going through charts. I started with the idea of making lists of the constituents of the strongest and weakest sector SPDR ETFs and then manually go...

ah, that's better. While I'm here, GBP/CHF looks like it's breaking into stage 4 and cable does n't look far behind. I'm already in cable, not on a weinstein trade though. I've no volume though.

ISA, that's odd, my daily PRT chart shows the break out level to be 85.40, that's why I'm not in?

Continuation buy on XLF constituent VTR as it pulls back to the BO level. Some other prospective continuation buys from XLF are HCN, MTB, HCN and HPC. Clear skies above on these babies, be mindful of diversification though. Volume pushing COT up to the BO level today after a long base...

Check out XLF constituent NYSE:HCBK as a continuation buy prospect. Trader stop would be under the pivot low of 7.79 with no real resistance to speak off until 11.33 gives a decent risk to reward ratio of about 1 to 2.5.