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Well done DJ, i'm impressed. You've really taken on a TA approach now, good to see. Maybe i've been away for a while?
Cheers,
Lol, cheers mate
Yeah I have been getting into indices and futures trading, opened up account with CMC Markets, I had done a little bit of stuff before on tech analysis but with uni finished it is time to learn a lot more.
DOW actually now looks to be finding support tonight, could be a signal for longs to re-enter.
Yeah, sure does, i've got one eye on the gold mini, and the other on the US indices....i still think there might be some sellers left in the US yet.
Cheers,
The bottom is in?
Looks likely, or at least close. Maybe confirmed going back through 13400...The bottom is in?
Seems like it, I went long on XJO before bed last night and now its up 80 odd points from entry. I think I may just hold onto this long for a few days, we could see a nice recovery.
Another psychological factor for a bounce could be the 10% falls pretty much across all the indicies. While the more bearish will be saying more to come, those not covered in so much fur may consider the 'correction' an opportunity to get back in.Don't usually bother much with the indicies as I find it too difficult to apply my trading method to them but....the S+P, apart from lurking around the psycho. level of 1400, looks fib-wise to be potentially interesting...
Maybe Santa Claus is coming to town??
Cheers
.........Kauri
click here to read more http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/071126/wall_street.html?.v=45Yahoo finance
Monday November 26, 6:20 pm ET
By Tim Paradis, AP Business Writer
The Dow's decline from its mid-October closing high is now 10.03 percent, putting the blue chip index past the 10 percent threshold that signifies a correction........
The Fed said it would inject $8 billion into the banking system on Wednesday. The amount of money is somewhat larger than in past years at this time......
The Fed's decision to inject liquidity into the market isn't unusual for this time of year. Last year, the Fed added a net $21.9 billion into the system from the Monday following Thanksgiving until the first week of January.
Lee Adler, publisher of The Wall Street Examiner, said the overall level of recent liquidity injections is consistent with past years....
here for the whole thing - http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/071127/wall_street.htmlStocks Higher After Citi Secures Capital
Tuesday November 27, 5:29 pm ET
By Joe Bel Bruno, AP Business Writer
Wall Street Advances After Abu Dhabi Agrees to $7.5 Billion Investment in Citigroup
NEW YORK (AP) -- Wall Street rebounded Tuesday after the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority said it will invest $7.5 billion in Citigroup Inc. -- a vote of confidence for the nation's largest bank, which has suffered severe losses amid the ongoing crisis in the mortgage market.
Don't usually bother much with the indicies as I find it too difficult to apply my trading method to them but....the S+P, apart from lurking around the psycho. level of 1400, looks fib-wise to be potentially interesting...
Maybe Santa Claus is coming to town??
Cheers
.........Kauri
The Bush administration and major financial institutions are close to agreeing on a plan that would temporarily freeze interest rates on certain troubled subprime home loans, according to people familiar with the negotiations (WSJ website).
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