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Rob Greene fine fellow from the ftsedaytrader site
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Dax up 70, down 140 up 120 WTF.
Anyone make 330 points today? 😱
Anyone make 330 points today? 😱
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yesterday 8:14pm
cnbc yesterday were doing a nice ramp job with sidekick leg mason bill miller
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In order to be a successful scalping trader... I need to have following tools:
1. A Dog
2. A Cycle
3. Daily customer of a Pub
anything else... 🙄🙄🙄
Thats what I have learned in 10 years :innocent:
1. A Dog
2. A Cycle
3. Daily customer of a Pub
anything else... 🙄🙄🙄
Thats what I have learned in 10 years :innocent:
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june 1859.1. if june trades here during cash session. methink the bull is barbecued
cash 1865.7
cash 1865.7
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Sentiment is neutral as I write and the bulls are back in charge after a two-day
sell off. The more likely scenario is that the current rally is a counter trend.
The FTSE is still overbought based on a sample of stocks from the top 30 companies
by market capitalization (Top 20 Differential).
Something unusual happened on Tuesday, stocks exposed to emerging markets like Standard
Chartered and Sabmiller rallied while the general market was tanking. Why?
Perhaps investors are betting on some more stimulus from China as a result of a
slowdown in emerging markets. Despite this I would not rush to buy because there
are too many potential pitfalls in the near term. The situation in Ukraine is
worsening and Chinese banks may be facing a new problem, debt. This suggests that
the safest place in the market is to be on the sidelines. Alcoa kicked off the earning
season, investors tend to be bullish during the earnings season so this is positive
for the market. Baring any bad news from Ukraine I expect the rally to continue
today and possibly tomorrow.
Another positive development came last night with the FOMC meeting announcement.
There was a relief Fed officials are in no hurry to raise rates. But as I said
this positive influence may not last because the trend in the FTSE is down. Stock
markets and in particular the FTSE 100 have a good track record at anticipating
changes in the economy. The FTSE is going down for a reason, will it be civil war
in Ukraine or bad loans at Chinese banks? Caixin online writes "Bad loans have sharply
increased for many Chinese banks as more companies struggle to make repayments...more
are expected to emerge in the second quarter". The risk of another banking crisis
similar to that of 2007 is high.
If we rely on sentiment analysis to predict the trend in the FTSE we are well positioned
to profit from the stock market in 2014. I believe that sentiment provides the easy
part to predict the direction of the market, the difficult part is to get the levels
right. When the 13-day BTI became overbought on 20 February the FTSE turned down
a few days later. During the decline sentiment turned bearish on 12 March then
the next day the 13-day BTI became oversold, an indication that the FTSE would rally.
The indicator was right, the FTSE rallied from 14 March to 4 April. On 4 April the
Top 20 Differential was overbought, an indication that the FTSE would decline. Once
again the indicator was right, the index fell sharply in the last few days. Prices
dropped below the 200-day moving average for the third time in a month, it would
appear that weakness in the FTSE relative to S&P 500 will translate into a long
term decline and we are nearing the start of this long correction.
To receive regular FTSE 100 analysis and trading alerts click:
http://www.e-yield.com/Trial FTSE intraday [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001hsCC...5aCjS90_yERJdQW2WRwnLoEjk88Z6gJUqlhCSvseag==]
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Kind regards,
Thierry Laduguie
e-Yield
www
sell off. The more likely scenario is that the current rally is a counter trend.
The FTSE is still overbought based on a sample of stocks from the top 30 companies
by market capitalization (Top 20 Differential).
Something unusual happened on Tuesday, stocks exposed to emerging markets like Standard
Chartered and Sabmiller rallied while the general market was tanking. Why?
Perhaps investors are betting on some more stimulus from China as a result of a
slowdown in emerging markets. Despite this I would not rush to buy because there
are too many potential pitfalls in the near term. The situation in Ukraine is
worsening and Chinese banks may be facing a new problem, debt. This suggests that
the safest place in the market is to be on the sidelines. Alcoa kicked off the earning
season, investors tend to be bullish during the earnings season so this is positive
for the market. Baring any bad news from Ukraine I expect the rally to continue
today and possibly tomorrow.
Another positive development came last night with the FOMC meeting announcement.
There was a relief Fed officials are in no hurry to raise rates. But as I said
this positive influence may not last because the trend in the FTSE is down. Stock
markets and in particular the FTSE 100 have a good track record at anticipating
changes in the economy. The FTSE is going down for a reason, will it be civil war
in Ukraine or bad loans at Chinese banks? Caixin online writes "Bad loans have sharply
increased for many Chinese banks as more companies struggle to make repayments...more
are expected to emerge in the second quarter". The risk of another banking crisis
similar to that of 2007 is high.
If we rely on sentiment analysis to predict the trend in the FTSE we are well positioned
to profit from the stock market in 2014. I believe that sentiment provides the easy
part to predict the direction of the market, the difficult part is to get the levels
right. When the 13-day BTI became overbought on 20 February the FTSE turned down
a few days later. During the decline sentiment turned bearish on 12 March then
the next day the 13-day BTI became oversold, an indication that the FTSE would rally.
The indicator was right, the FTSE rallied from 14 March to 4 April. On 4 April the
Top 20 Differential was overbought, an indication that the FTSE would decline. Once
again the indicator was right, the index fell sharply in the last few days. Prices
dropped below the 200-day moving average for the third time in a month, it would
appear that weakness in the FTSE relative to S&P 500 will translate into a long
term decline and we are nearing the start of this long correction.
To receive regular FTSE 100 analysis and trading alerts click:
http://www.e-yield.com/Trial FTSE intraday [http://r20.rs6.net/tn.jsp?f=001hsCC...5aCjS90_yERJdQW2WRwnLoEjk88Z6gJUqlhCSvseag==]
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Kind regards,
Thierry Laduguie
e-Yield
www
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where is Thierry Laduguie's past performance record on his website?
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about 1 out of 30 of these services are any good.
the fact they dont put past performance on website gives the game away.
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