Anyone scalping the FTSE Futures??

[Artycharty]

 

[0FXTrader0]

🚀 🚀 🚀 4125 target for day.

 

[lexcorp]

33300 would be a nice drop to get a long on. See if we can get there although imagine dip buyers will step in HERE most likely

80 rally so far

 

[lexcorp]

gift of a dip. Nice grab, madz

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[Artycharty]

Our BLOO held

 

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[madharde]

Given the 1 year trend I think the answer to your question is YES!
I've stopped selling, I just keep buying and adding now. There is no point in selling at all!
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I think that day has finally come, when you've seen the light. Welcome to our world😂😂

 

[Artycharty]

 

[madharde]

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LOL he's another Fibo, been predicting a crash for the last 20 years. He'll be right one day 😂😂😂

 

[lexcorp]

L here on this dip at 4083 ES for a daytrade

boring day, but nice ramp up EOD.
Holding this into tomorrow
Expect we head towards 4200 soon.
And Friday evenings tend to be good for a ramp up

 

[Artycharty]

Mornin folks ⬆️ ⬆️ ⬆️ 🤪 🤪 😆😆😆🥰🥰🥰🤪🤪🤪🤪

 

[Artycharty]

A quick look at SPX

 

[Artycharty]

A clearer picture

 

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[2be]

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It is always possible to cut one or more decimal points of a fiat currency, so a 100 becomes 10, (one decimal point eliminated) or 100 becomes 1 (two decimal points eliminated). It has been known to eliminate many more than 2 decimal points, so billions became hundreds. It saves time and spaces on calculators, trees have a better chance. Such a scenario would make a numeric representation of indices hitting lower numbers.
Fed plays the game differently now than over some previous few years, which I find interesting, but hardly surprising.