wallstreet1928
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OK so I want everyone to forecast the market for the following week using charts/news/fundamentals...etc!! whatever your trading tools so we can all learn from another
I personally think we will have some upside till around 5500/5550 where we will meet some resistance RSI is approaching oversold level (70) and MACD is neutral.....my bollinger bads aren't really showing me much!!
I will be shorting the market at around 5500- 5500, if not lower depending on how weak the market opens on monday?
MOnday is light on economic news in the UK & US until friday therfore no major market move expected other than consolidation/ trending sideways (or according to my theory short the market)
Retail sales in USA may move the market considerably and puts a negative bias on the market till Friday?
"On Friday, the government will report on retail sales for October. Given the credit squeeze, as well as exhaustion and despondence among consumers, bad news is expected.
Analysts see a fourth consecutive month of falling retail sales. A fourth drop would be the first time there has been such an extended decline since 1974.
For September, the Commerce Department reported that U.S. retail sales fell 1.2%, with weak results in almost all kinds of stores. For October, economists surveyed by MarketWatch are looking for a drop of 2% -- the biggest decline since 2001."
any body else dare to declare there position/intentions for the week?
I personally think we will have some upside till around 5500/5550 where we will meet some resistance RSI is approaching oversold level (70) and MACD is neutral.....my bollinger bads aren't really showing me much!!
I will be shorting the market at around 5500- 5500, if not lower depending on how weak the market opens on monday?
MOnday is light on economic news in the UK & US until friday therfore no major market move expected other than consolidation/ trending sideways (or according to my theory short the market)
Retail sales in USA may move the market considerably and puts a negative bias on the market till Friday?
"On Friday, the government will report on retail sales for October. Given the credit squeeze, as well as exhaustion and despondence among consumers, bad news is expected.
Analysts see a fourth consecutive month of falling retail sales. A fourth drop would be the first time there has been such an extended decline since 1974.
For September, the Commerce Department reported that U.S. retail sales fell 1.2%, with weak results in almost all kinds of stores. For October, economists surveyed by MarketWatch are looking for a drop of 2% -- the biggest decline since 2001."
any body else dare to declare there position/intentions for the week?