Anyone scalping the FTSE Futures??

[postman]

Dow is the new ftse, looking old and tired. Aimlessly waddling along like a fat American.
It will soon be in the bar singing along to Bruce Springsteen 'Glory days'

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[Dick Lexic]

one for old mother FTSE

 

[postman]

Dow today.

 

[Dick Lexic]

Dow today.

Where do you get these videos postie?

 

[postman]

Where do you get these videos postie?

Its a secret place I know, the ancients called it yoo chewb on a mystical invention known as t'internet.
Crazy I know, but some people believe it.

 

[postman]

Hello dentist.
Is it so slow on the Dow youve come to read the lulz on this thread?

 

[Dick Lexic]

Its a secret place I know, the ancients called it yoo chewb on a mystical invention known as t'internet.
Crazy I know, but some people believe it.

It's all rubbish, next you'll be telling me to buy the f'n dips

 

[postman]

I'm hoping Russia annexes Greece this week, we could do with a change from the monotonous upward grind.

 

[postman]

Dax up 3,000 points since 6th Jan and it wont give back more than 40 today.
Thats just plain greedy.

 

[postman]

Well if your BTFD's today on the dax your raking it in (as usual).

 

[f2calv]

Well if your BTFD's today on the dax your raking it in (as usual).

Guilty

 

[postman]

No change yet then.

Maybe the Dow open can kick some life into the markets.
If not its grind slowly higher again.

 

[f2calv]

Even the FTSE is having a down day - complete shocker... ...Oh no wait, it's just woken up

 

[postman]

How much manipulation does it take to keep the dax in such a narrow range for so long?

 

[ffsear]

FTSE previous hight failed as support. Possible downside. Maybe even a whole 10 points

 

[postman]

Dow is up 46 points.

 

[postman]

The low volume summer trading has started early. :-0

 

[postman]

Seriously WTF is going on.
Are we to believe Germany is waiting for US companies to report earnings?

 

[psaTrading]

With the acquisition of BG Group by Shell to increase expectations of more mergers and acquisitions in the oil sector. Despite the drop in crude oil price in recent months, the oil sector has several opportunities especially for larger companies who have accumulated enough liquidity in recent years. Thus, rather than increase investment as they had planned before the abrupt oil fall, some of the largest companies in the sector have preferred to acquire smaller companies, thereby not only gain market share as synergies.

 

[postman]

"In recent times, JP Morgan has paid more than $26 billion in terms of penalties and settlements."
http://www.mrtopstep.com/jpmorgan-chase-and-co-earnings-preview/

They must be charming people to do business with then.
I bet you could trust them to look after your pension and savings as well. :whistling