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Bronte said:
Our timeframe High is this weekend
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Hi Euler,
We sold this morning.
Stoploss one point above Fridays High
As per our chart posted on Thursday
Post #1682 5th October 06
Large down day expected.
Now 5196
 
Bronte said:
Hi Euler,
We sold this morning.
Stoploss one point above Fridays High
As per our chart posted on Thursday
Large down day expected.
Now 5196
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the down day has got nothing to do with charts or elliot wave or gann or anythings else...if you dont know why the SPI and equities are under pressure from about 1234 onwards, you should not be trading.
 
Bronte said:
Hi Euler,
We sold this morning.
Stoploss one point above Fridays High
As per our chart posted on Thursday
Post #1682 5th October 06
Large down day expected.
Now 5196
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As per our call Thursday
 

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Now 5192
Down 48 points
 

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Bronte said:
We sold this morning.
Stoploss one point above Fridays High
As per our chart posted on Thursday
Post #1682 5th October 06
Large down day expected.
Now 5196
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Am I missing something That post you quote ( 1682 ) did'nt say anything ?
Are you saying you went short last week & then bought back today for a profit of ?? points.

Cheers
Bob.
 
I agree Spitrader 1.
After midday Asian markets opened........ N. Koreas nuke test put a bit a bit of a negative spin on the Asian markets including ours!!!!
 
neo said:
I agree Spitrader 1.
After midday Asian markets opened........ N. Koreas nuke test put a bit a bit of a negative spin on the Asian markets including ours!!!!
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correct neo.
 
Bobby said:
Am I missing something That post you quote ( 1682 ) did'nt say anything ?
Are you saying you went short last week & then bought back today for a profit of ?? points.

Cheers
Bob.
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well done bob. i got sick of wasting my time posting about catching bronte out and i couldnt be bothered with the fights, so im glad somone else has woken up. just wait, if the dow rallies 300 points tonight, bronte not only covered her short today at the low, but also went long due to gann/elliot wave/filling gap levels.
 
Bronte said:
Keep up the good work lads.
Nice to see a new High
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Todays SPI chart:
 

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Bobby said:
Am I missing something That post you quote ( 1682 ) did'nt say anything ?
Are you saying you went short last week & then bought back today for a profit of ?? points.
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No Bob,
We bought Monday 4964 25th September
Sold 5222 last Thursday expecting a new HIGH
on Friday 6th October (confirmation was today)
Sold this morning, stoploss just above Friday High.
The arrows show Battmans Gann timeframe days.
(timeframe days are usually turning points)
 

Where did you post the trades?
 
Bronte said:
'Trading the SPI'
Sycom closed at 4966
If we open around here on Monday
Then we will be looking to Buy the SPI
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Here Wayne
 
Bronte said:
Hi Euler,
We sold this morning.
Stoploss one point above Fridays High
As per our chart posted on Thursday
Post #1682 5th October 06
Large down day expected.
Now 5196
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Answer to Eulers question only
Not posted beforehand this one
 
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