Anyone scalping the FTSE Futures??

yesterday dow panned out as expected, yellen speech discount removed as she stopped speaking,

expect strong weekly close, think pro's want to be long this market

dow was +3 when posted this at 8:05am

now +85
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aye, turned out to be a big weak day for ftse vs dow

that or they might be scared to be long into weekend with Ukraine on the boil

wonder if Dow gives up 114 into close?

Dow is way stronger than FTSE i am guessing. thats a huge spike in ratio
 
that or they might be scared to be long into weekend with Ukraine on the boil

wonder if Dow gives up 114 into close?

Dow is way stronger than FTSE i am guessing. thats a huge spike in ratio


:LOL: didn't wait for the close
 
You think this week was mad.
Next week wont be quiet either.
Whats the planetary outlook Jessi?
 
One day after headlines hounded Germany for having the “wrong kind” of growth, the UK got a gold star for achieving the “right kind.” After months of jitters over the UK’s “unbalanced,” “unsustainable,” “credit-fueled” growth, slower spending—coupled with growing exports and business investment—led some to breathe a sigh of relief when the second estimate of Q4 GDP hit. Don’t get us wrong, the optimism is welcome—even at the slower pace, consumer spending grew just fine—but it rests on some rather misguided notions. The UK economy is simply behaving like any other healthy, service-based economy in the developed world—it isn’t “imbalanced.” Improvement in business investment and exports is certainly welcome news, but it simply means the recovery is becoming more broad-based—a good sign of the UK’s strengthening, and more fuel for this bull market.

http://www.marketminder.com/a/fishe...ing/917462ce-5b9e-435b-afe2-3464ae688567.aspx
 
dow after hours weakness pushed it to approx 6720 ftse

HSBC makes new lows after hsbc china pmi at multi month lows
 
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