Dick Lexic
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looks like your 6318 may be hit, would give ftse cash range of 58pts
some pesky bears at the mo
looks like your 6318 may be hit, would give ftse cash range of 58pts
what is the average daily cash range for Dax?
Hi SD,
Please note these are compiled from a small amount of data due to time restrictions but will give some idea. Please also note they are from Spreadbetting prices/platform (IG) and therefore will differ from actual market ranges.
Data taken from no more than previous 3 months on average
Dax - Daily average - 117 - Big moves - 148 - small moves - 90
Dax - Weekly average - 223 - Big moves - 356 - small moves - 132
Dax - Monthly average - 511 - Big moves - 685 - small moves - 260
Obviously this data will differ significantly depending on what time frame you go back to but to keep it pertinent to current climate conditions I have only used the most recent data and no further back than 2 months on Daily, 3 months on Weekly and 6 months on Monthly.
Lee
how about 1530/1550 which is 6355/6438 this is Tim Haefke's view, has been pretty accurate over past 3 months.
1-16-13 Tim Haefke - YouTube
Hi SD,
Please note these are compiled from a small amount of data due to time restrictions but will give some idea. Please also note they are from Spreadbetting prices/platform (IG) and therefore will differ from actual market ranges.
Data taken from no more than previous 3 months on average
Dax - Daily average - 117 - Big moves - 148 - small moves - 90
Dax - Weekly average - 223 - Big moves - 356 - small moves - 132
Dax - Monthly average - 511 - Big moves - 685 - small moves - 260
Obviously this data will differ significantly depending on what time frame you go back to but to keep it pertinent to current climate conditions I have only used the most recent data and no further back than 2 months on Daily, 3 months on Weekly and 6 months on Monthly.
Lee
FTSE seems relentless in its climb higher.
Dick Lexic, your 6318 target is great, how about 6342 ?
Feel like we have had the consolidation/pullback and now a push higher is in progress
Hi All,
I have the same feeling.
Oil also is pushing into new highs, which could be seasonal to a degree.
Ex-divs to take 17.4 points off FTSE 100 on Feb. 13
A two way split on the US/European markets for Friday 8th Feb 13.
The US sits over some crucial levels but is reluctant to move higher while Europe sits under some crucial levels but is reluctant to move lower. Both markets are very close to these levels and I don't think it would take much for one to tempt the other over.
On the shorter term both these markets have indicated more upside is likely although the FTSE would need to build up a lot more steam.
Thanks - this is good to know because I often get stung when holding a short position when dividends are taken off. The price adjustment never seems to work evenly (/fairly).