khi said:mmm after the recovery of the ftse towards the end and of the dow last nite, it just shows how strong and determinant this bull really is. but is it?
khi said:mmm after the recovery of the ftse towards the end and of the dow last nite, it just shows how strong and determinant this bull really is. but is it?
barjon said:mornin'
yes, maybe it's at a level where it would have been with the slight disappointment of no interest rate cut.
all my pretty charts look a total mess, of course, so i'll be in some difficulty for a bit - i'll try and exclude thursday and today from the equation. i don't use indicators, but anyone who does will be scratching their heads 'til yesterday drops off.
Many, many sympathies to anyone caught up in the carnage and to anyone who has lost family or friends.
jon
khi said:yeah, to me it was confusing with rising oil price and now the picture is even more confusing, but i dont think i can ignore what happened yesterday though. so i am gonna just sit still with what i have as they are still in the money, until i get stopped out of course.
theres no word in my dictionary can describe these ppl who carried out such attacks.
khi said:ooops closed bsy shorts
marben said:Hi khj,
Just noticed your post about CS - I used to be long this one too but got stopped out when it tanked recently. I'm monitoring this one for a good re-entry but it's a bit high for me at the moment.
Overall I agree with you that it's one to go long on but, as ever, timing is crucial.
Cheers,
Mark
khi said:
first of all marben, well done on ur bsy, i got stopped out . i have been watching and waiting for cs. for quite sometime now. and finally see them moving above the 50 ma, i just cant help it but buy a few. will see what happens. totally agree with u that timing is curcial. where is ur likely entry point?
marben said:Sorry to admit (to Jon's horror ) that my trading strategy is more indicator based than price based (with a bit of fundamentals mixed in for confirming/contra-indicating trade direction). I'm waiting for a daily stochastic and/or Elder force index low, ideally with a price below 42 but only if weekly MACD continues to point up. It looks like the indicators might be right for me to start a trailing stop based entry-technique on Monday.
Like you, I expect this one will reach 50... but when?
BTW I read some scuttlebut on Motley Fool that CSFB are "manipulating the price" of CS. I don't give it much credence though.
marben said:Good luck with CS, khi!
For me, the risk of a fall Monday or Tuesday is too high to enter just now. The price has run up a heck of way since 27th June. I may well be wrong (often am :cheesy, however and miss a good one....
khi said:very nice marben, i am still sitting on my shorts closed a few yesterday, but still shorting on rsa, ici and bsy. can see around 5220 as strong resistance
marben said:Ahem... Ahem... FTSE now 5229 (sorry khi...couldn't resist it :cheesy: ) mind you, GSK hasn't gone my way today. Still, quite a way to go before it hits my stop.
barjon said:mornin'
all my pretty charts look a total mess, of course, so i'll be in some difficulty for a bit - i'll try and exclude thursday and today from the equation. i don't use indicators, but anyone who does will be scratching their heads 'til yesterday drops off.
jon