MichaelJohnFX
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Agree with this lol Dax will probably be at 11,000 by Christmas.
Agree with this lol Dax will probably be at 11,000 by Christmas.
1/2 off 6669 (rez level)
If it can crack 6670 then 6690
Out 6668.
Oscar Reed
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Buying a couple of Aussie banks,
They started correcting week or so ago, down about 6%
Pay a div in November.
Hopefully can pick up some capital gain and divs into the year end.
Short term just selling the rallies on the 1 min and 5 min.
Mind you that 50 point DAX last rally tested me.
Will put some over night limits on longer time frame, long and short.
Then wake up rich or poor.
Buying a couple of Aussie banks,
They started correcting week or so ago, down about 6%
Pay a div in November.
Hopefully can pick up some capital gain and divs into the year end.
Short term just selling the rallies on the 1 min and 5 min.
Mind you that 50 point DAX last rally tested me.
Will put some over night limits on longer time frame, long and short.
Then wake up rich or poor.
I have been looking at agricultural/livestock companies in Aus inc agri ETF. Long term plays but I think they will pay off.
1/3 off 6670. Rest to BE.
Oscar Reed
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Good investment.
http://www.fool.com.au/2015/12/15/3-agriculture-shares-to-grow-your-returns-in-2016/
Health stocks also good but trading on crazy price earning.
Market Map in Aus today, don't see many days a year like that.
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Another 1/3 off 6680. Remainder to profit.
Stopped out 6671. No complaints but thought it might get up to 6690.
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AAC down 6.5% - interesting...
psaTrading
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In recent months, several members of the Fed have been advocating being the conditions for an increase in interest rates, and September is a possible date. On Friday, the Governor of the Boston Fed, Eric Rosengren said that the risks of delaying an increase in interest rates are growing. This statement was complemented by the conviction that the US economy is in a phase of strong expansion and has shown resilience to external shocks, the most recent being the Brexit. Recent interventions by various members of the Fed, forced investors to question themselves about the possibility of a rise in interest rates already at the meeting of 20 and 21 this month. Generally, when a market conviction is shaken and called into question, the result is an increase in volatility and a significant increase in risk aversion of investors. It was this pattern that was observed on Friday. Sales reached all sectors, with particular focus on the more cyclical and more sensitive to interest rates, commodities, corporate bonds, among others. US government bonds also suffered losses, because of its sensitivity to interest rates. This last point raises a threat to the equity markets. If increases the prospects of a rise in interest rates by the Fed is not ruled out that yields exceed the level of 1.63%. This level is important from a technical point of view because if surpassed may signal an upward movement in yields. In this scenario, the impact on the stock market would be negative. Technically, in recent weeks, the S & P had oscillated (with the exception of some specific moments) between 2168 and 2194, with very low volatility. Usually these market phases precede very significant movements and high volatilities. The fall on Friday was particularly and surprisingly expressive, and may mark the beginning of a new market phase.
Out 6700.
joseph1986
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depends in how many times she uses the word 'risks"...
