A lot of us have this work problem, it goes with the human race.
I have to leave three hours before Footsie closes and get home 40 minutes before the Dow closes, so I share trade most of the time and trade Footsie some mornings when I can see something..
I've been through this worry about the markets being too high, before, over the years. You could be right but I don't think that I can see anything, just yet. People were telling me that a year ago when the Dow retreated to around 10000. Look at it now. Nevertheless, you have to follow your own decisions. You, obviously, don't like selling out but you must remember that, even in a bull market, a setback could last several days--better not to be in it, when that happens. Life's more peaceful. I think that what I said about closing and trying to get back in lower down, even if you don't manage it and buy back in a little higher is better than hanging on to falling prices, especially if you feel pessimistic about the future.
Barjon has a Footsie swing trading thread going. Find out what he's up to.
Good trading
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I've been through this worry about the markets being too high, before, over the years. You could be right but I don't think that I can see anything, just yet. People were telling me that a year ago when the Dow retreated to around 10000. Look at it now. Nevertheless, you have to follow your own decisions. You, obviously, don't like selling out but you must remember that, even in a bull market, a setback could last several days--better not to be in it, when that happens. Life's more peaceful. I think that what I said about closing and trying to get back in lower down, even if you don't manage it and buy back in a little higher is better than hanging on to falling prices, especially if you feel pessimistic about the future.
Barjon has a Footsie swing trading thread going. Find out what he's up to.
Good trading
Split