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cantagril
The Lipper fund flow report makes for a sobering read:
http://www.lipperusfundflows.com/#create:home:Home:/php/signup_trial.php
The Lipper fund flow report makes for a sobering read:
http://www.lipperusfundflows.com/#create:home:Home:/php/signup_trial.php
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postman
Ha closed ftse +3 :clap:
Dow downside seems to be increasing.
Dow downside seems to be increasing.
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postman
S&p close to 2800 the bounce better start soon.
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postman
Looking to go long dow soon.
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postman
One last move down and I'm in.
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postman
S&P below 2800
Think I'll wait a bit longer before going long.
Think I'll wait a bit longer before going long.
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postman
500 stocks in the s&p and just 5 of them are dragging the markets down.
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postman
Left it a bit late to go long on the dow, shes off to the races.
The last 4 hours never happened.
The last 4 hours never happened.
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European markets started the week in slightest decline, with the tech sector pushing the stock indexes. Under Brexit, it was reported that Deutsche Bank has transferred about half of its euro clearing activities from London to Frankfurt. Shares of the German bank rose 2.75%. BMW has remained largely unchanged after the press reported today that the German company will be the first automaker to raise prices on cars built in the US and to be exported to China in the context of recent global trade tensions .
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In the pre-opening, the European indices rehearsed in negative territory. The session will be marked by the release of several business results on both sides of the Atlantic. The technology sector will be more focused, not only by the observed behavior of companies in this area on Wall Street in the last session, but also by the fact that investors look forward to Apple's results. The business results agenda in Europe includes, among others, those of Credit Suisse, BP, Sanofi and Glencore. On the other hand, fears about the possible impact of Brexit on the car industry in Europe could influence this sector.
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postman
S&P can be knocked down with a gust of wind but that dow is so strong at the moment.
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cantagril
...which isn't helping me. Currently short ftse at an av 7747
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postman
...which isn't helping me. Currently short ftse at an av 7747
Your going to want to dump that asap
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postman
Dax long has most value here. 818
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postman
And the rest of the market catches on to that fact 4 minutes later.
Going for +50 on that before the close.
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postman
And the rest of the market catches on to that fact 4 minutes later.
Going for +50 on that before the close.
What a clown.
+2.
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cantagril
...... Currently short ftse at an av 7747
Hmmm. I'm not seeing what you see. I've made an offering to Huitzilopochtli and reckon that we're going back to 7730.
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postman
Dont know how high the dow is going but it wants to get there as fast as possible.
Batsh1t crazy stuff.
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cantagril
short ftse at an av 7747
Added another yesterday evening to av 7753. Left order in at 30, hit 28 overnight so +23 av......which would be quite respectable if it hadn't just fallen to 7695:whistling
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The session will today be marked by the release of quarterly results by some of the most important European companies. Arcelor Mittal, Air France-KLM, Infineon, Lloyds Bank, BNP Paribas, Volkswagen, Rio Tinto, among others. The figures revealed may influence the company’s stock movement as well as its activity sector. BNP Paribas figures have already been known: net profit rose 53% compared to the previous quarter to 2390 M€, but slightly down from last year. The results published yesterday in the US by Apple may condition the stocks of several European technology companies that are its suppliers.
