Anyone scalping the FTSE Futures??

These advances and withdrawals from the Trump Presidency in relation to world trade and its customs policy seem to fit on the theory that it is a well-organized negotiating strategy under cover of a false immediacy.
 
As long as S&P holds 2600


Looking for a monster move this week.

Time for stage 2 - creating a higher range plateau, to make the stage for the move into new highs in the coming months.

Well its a plan at least:rolleyes:
 
there going take you down. t5here going mak e you ern ths

fronm HERE on up, noit easy
 
S&P up 25 from last night close, today could be a 65 point day.

Dow currently 300 higher, let's go for a 600 day.

Upside that is.


Rrrrrramp:cheesy:
 
At the Forum for Asia, held in Boao, China, President Xi Jinping said that one of the main lines of his country’s economic policy is to open the economy abroad. To that end, Xi Jinping argued that to achieve this goal, China must significantly lower its import tariffs (especially those on automobiles), protect the intellectual property of foreign companies and improve the environment in which these companies operate in China. The Chinese President stated that his country intends to increase imports and that it does not seek a constant trade surplus with other nations. The words of the Chinese President are striking, as they meet the intentions of President Trump.
 
European markets closed lower, with investors turning their attention to business results. In sectoral terms, the majority ended in a downturn, with leisure-related companies leading the losses. On the contrary, the telecommunications sector was among the few to close on high. With a relative overperformance also closed the retail sector, on the day the results of the British Tesco and the French group Carrefour were known. Tesco rose 7.18%, after mentioned it will distribute an annual dividend for the first time in 4 years.
 
If the Trumpster stays off Twitter long enough we may get a sustained move from here. We could see a convincing break of the 24500 area rez.
 
The exchange of tweets between President Trump and some Russian officials in relation to Syria opened a new front in the stock markets. This increased tension between the two countries began with the imposition of new economic sanctions on Russia by the US and has essentially penalized the Moscow and Ruble bourses. At the present stage, it can not be excluded that it can reach the European sectors most exposed to this country, namely drinks, luxury goods and the automobile.
 
US indexes closed higher at a session in which the situation in Syria and relations between Russia and the US dominated investors’ attention. As has happened in recent weeks was a tweet from President Trump that dictated the course of the American indices. After Syria’s most bellicose tweet on Syria and Russia’s ability to wage an American attack, the American President has always stated through his preferred means of communication that he has never advanced when an attack on Syria will occur. Uncertainty in financial markets remains high, resulting in greater volatility and a move away from more conservative investors. The valuation of bank shares was another catalyst for yesterday’s rally. The earnings season officially kicks off today and coincides with the debut of the banking sector earnings season. Today, quarterly accounts of Wells Fargo, Citigroup and JP Morgan will be published. The rise in yields, the dynamism of the labor market and the economy as a whole, as well as the decline in the tax rate, create a favorable environment for US banks.
 
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