Anyone scalping the FTSE Futures??

I think seasonally/statistically, a good trade is to short at the close tomorrow (thursday) and cover it on Monday close

Well it's a good start with that little gap down. Lets see how it plays out, lol

Not taken it personally, though. Would rather buy a good dip! :devilish:
 
Well it's a good start with that little gap down. Lets see how it plays out, lol

Not taken it personally, though. Would rather buy a good dip! :devilish:

Bought the ftse at the gap, so far good play

all 7 positions closed off 6am, nice 124pts x 7 pts P.

also caught the DOW at 21,131 x 4, closed this AM at 21,203

thank you Theresa, you can go off now, nobody needs you.
 
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That dow, wild swings overnight, good opportunities either way.

And the ftse is on its way to 7580.
 
That was a monumental gaffe on her part.
To be in a winning position then go for the extra few points and lose it all. I've had trades like that. :LOL:

Yea, calling the election after saying 7 times she wouldn't was the 1 st confidence gaff, her "enough is enough" speech was the last straw for most voters who remember that she was the one that decided on the security cuts. Tough talk, weak decisions, time to go. Announce immediate resignation so we can have another flash dip.
 

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Dax just 'happens' to level off at 12,800.

Dow is falling, ftse is falling, someone wants it to be at this level at 9am.

Good shorting opportunity.
 

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