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[Atilla]

I’m on my jollies in Tenerife at the moment, so there wasn’t a vast amount of analysis went into last weeks prediction , everyone has a little luck now and again..

You just had to dispell the myth you created.

There I was thinking we had a black swan in our midst.

 

[Atilla]

Well done to lone Mike who takes gold this week. Super call against most sentiment and just 3 points away from close. Mike is the lonely champ. :clap::clap::clap:

Lone Mike

Far cry from last week where we all helped average take gold. Life can be topsy turvy eh? :cheesy:


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[Oscar Reed]

28 45 please

 

[Pat494]

2835.3 pls

 

[Atilla]

2858

 

[postman]

2865 for me this week.

 

[Pat494]

Trade talks between the United States and China are likely dominate market headlines in the week ahead following reports that the two countries are reportedly working on a plan to end their ongoing trade dispute.
U.S.-Sino trade-war fears have been simmering for months, keeping market gains in check with investors jittery over the prospects of further escalation in tensions between the world's two largest economies having an impact on economic growth.
Staying on the trade front, European trade officials will meet their U.S. counterparts in Washington Monday, while U.S. talks are expected to continue with Mexico, with a resolution appearing close in the long-running NAFTA saga.
The turmoil in Turkey, where markets are closed for most of the week for Eid al-Adha, could also remain a focus amid ongoing jitters over a currency crisis there due to a deepening diplomatic rift between Washington and Ankara.
Meanwhile, global financial markets will be fixated on the annual meeting of top central bankers and economists in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where Fed Chairman Jerome Powell speaks Friday.
There is also the release of the minutes from the Federal Reserve's last meeting on Wednesday.
On the data front, a report on U.S. durable goods orders for July comes out on Friday, which should give further signs on the strength of the American economy at the start of the second half of the year.
Elsewhere, in Europe, market players will eye flash survey data on euro zone business activity for August - the most up-to-date snapshot of activity - to gauge if the region's economy is merely encountering a soft patch or entering a more lasting decline.

 

[Signalcalc]

2855 plz

 

[mike.]

2877 plz

 

[Trader JR]

2870 please

 

[counter_violent]

2878.2 ta

 

[Atilla]

Well this is a bit of turn for the forecasters. Last week everyone was bearish except for Mike who took gold.

This week everyone is a bull except for Oscar who is a bear...

That's kinda freaky odd coincidental forecasting imo.

As it stands with the SPX at 3864 averages seem to be the closest at the mo. Going to be close... I think


Wishing you all the best of luck.

 

[Atilla]

Well well well Mikey takes his second consequitive gold. Moreover, it's Mike's third consequitive standing on the podium having taken bronze on the 10th of Aug. Good run. It's probably because his on holiday and just guessing whilst sipping tequila on the rocks with no charts on the horizon :cheesy:

Well done Mike :clap::clap::clap:


CV catches silver and Trader JR gets to carry the bronze bucket




..............................Mike

................CV......................TraderJR
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[mike.]

It's probably because his on holiday and just guessing whilst sipping tequila on the rocks with no charts on the horizon :cheesy:

You've no idea just how close to the truth that statement is...

 

[Oscar Reed]

28 42 please

 

[postman]

2882 for me this week.

 

[mike.]

A risky-bear 2849,

 

[wallstreetwarrior87]

2896 thx

 

[lexcorp]

2891

 

[Atilla]

2892