China Diapers
Established member
- Messages
- 536
- Likes
- 35
1485 pls
M
malaguti
1420 please
Atilla
Legendary member
- Messages
- 20,843
- Likes
- 4,026
Onwards and forwards for me to 1494.
No turning back back. Technically looks well extended and a retrace is due but not before 1500s tested imo.
I'm thinking this is likely to be one of those periods where the MACD and Stochastics can bump along the the upper regions for quite some time before they fall back down to take a breather.
I could be wrong ofcourse. There we go kneck's on the guillotine
Good luck to you all.
No turning back back. Technically looks well extended and a retrace is due but not before 1500s tested imo.
I'm thinking this is likely to be one of those periods where the MACD and Stochastics can bump along the the upper regions for quite some time before they fall back down to take a breather.
I could be wrong ofcourse. There we go kneck's on the guillotine
Good luck to you all.
isatrader
Senior member
- Messages
- 2,963
- Likes
- 135
I'm going to take the other side of that and stick with the short side for another week as I can't justify to myself getting long when 79.50% of stocks are above their 200 day MA in the entire NYSE, and 86.68% are also above their 50 day MAs.
The very short term percentage of stocks above their 20 day MAs also began to rollover from it's extreme high readings last week (which I've attached below). So I still think the S&P could be in the topping process which can take a while, so I'll go for
1462 please Atilla
The very short term percentage of stocks above their 20 day MAs also began to rollover from it's extreme high readings last week (which I've attached below). So I still think the S&P could be in the topping process which can take a while, so I'll go for
1462 please Atilla
Attachments
wackypete2
Legendary member
- Messages
- 10,211
- Likes
- 2,058
Pat494
Legendary member
- Messages
- 14,614
- Likes
- 1,588
Onwards and forwards for me to 1494.
I could be wrong ofcourse. There we go kneck's on the guillotine
Good luck to you all.
That is France's great contribution to human history - they say.
Gotta keep one's knockers, knackers and of course k-necks well clear of those sharp blades imho
Atilla
Legendary member
- Messages
- 20,843
- Likes
- 4,026
That is France's great contribution to human history - they say.
Gotta keep one's knockers, knackers and of course k-necks well clear of those sharp blades imho
Haha - sharp as a nife you are Pat, very good
Pat494
Legendary member
- Messages
- 14,614
- Likes
- 1,588
I'm reviewing the situation.
If you want to eat -- you've got to earn a bob!
Is it such a humiliation
For a robber to perform an honest job?
So a job I'm getting, possibly,
I wonder who my boss'll be?
I wonder if he'll take to me...?
What bonuses he'll make to me...?
I'll start at eight and finish late,
At normal rate, and all..but wait!
...I think I'd better think it out again.
On second thoughts 1440 please At
If you want to eat -- you've got to earn a bob!
Is it such a humiliation
For a robber to perform an honest job?
So a job I'm getting, possibly,
I wonder who my boss'll be?
I wonder if he'll take to me...?
What bonuses he'll make to me...?
I'll start at eight and finish late,
At normal rate, and all..but wait!
...I think I'd better think it out again.
On second thoughts 1440 please At
Atilla
Legendary member
- Messages
- 20,843
- Likes
- 4,026
Atilla
Legendary member
- Messages
- 20,843
- Likes
- 4,026
Hi guys,
This is what the lay of the land looks like with three candidates pending entry.
$$$Dollar$$$
Lightning McQueen
robster970
Interesting observation this week is that Weighted Average is up whilst Mean Average is down...
If Robster and/or Pat can cast their eyes over the averages I'd be grateful. I can't remember if $$$Dollar$$$ doesn't forecast whether his calculations stays in or not???
Will update again when entries received...
Good luck to you all
This is what the lay of the land looks like with three candidates pending entry.
$$$Dollar$$$
Lightning McQueen
robster970
Interesting observation this week is that Weighted Average is up whilst Mean Average is down...
If Robster and/or Pat can cast their eyes over the averages I'd be grateful. I can't remember if $$$Dollar$$$ doesn't forecast whether his calculations stays in or not???
Will update again when entries received...
Good luck to you all
Attachments
isatrader
Senior member
- Messages
- 2,963
- Likes
- 135
I think $$$Dollar$$$ was banned, as he was a reincarnation of Alex Griffin who was doing the scam thread.
Pat494
Legendary member
- Messages
- 14,614
- Likes
- 1,588
Your Sunday lunch has obviously disagreed with your brain mi ol china
I expect you recognised the lyrics from " Oliver "
If $$$Dollar$$$ has no entry then he should be disregarded
Last edited:
Pat494
Legendary member
- Messages
- 14,614
- Likes
- 1,588
2013-01-14 06:11 GMT
Focus on Bernanke speech; revenge of the doves?
With the European debt crisis temporarily buried underground, and the US debt ceiling still too many weeks far down the road to become a pressing issue, most of the weekend headlines were stolen by Japan and its quest to set a highly ambitious 2% inflation. However, on the horizon the sound of helicopter helices loom, as Federal Reserve President Ben Bernanke prepares to give a speech at the University of Michigan at 21GMT, NY close time, following the latest controversial FOMC minutes.
NAB notes: "This is his first public address since the December FOMC minutes that sparked so much chatter and market volatility surrounding the possibility that the Fed could mark time on the current phase of its QE programme by year end." NAB expects Bernanke's comments "to be directed at disabusing his audience that stopping balance sheet expansion as a prelude to commencing to take back policy stimulus are events that could be separated by years not months" the bank says. "If so, expect the USD to be subject to some fresh downward pressure..." NAB concludes.-FXstreet.com
Focus on Bernanke speech; revenge of the doves?
With the European debt crisis temporarily buried underground, and the US debt ceiling still too many weeks far down the road to become a pressing issue, most of the weekend headlines were stolen by Japan and its quest to set a highly ambitious 2% inflation. However, on the horizon the sound of helicopter helices loom, as Federal Reserve President Ben Bernanke prepares to give a speech at the University of Michigan at 21GMT, NY close time, following the latest controversial FOMC minutes.
NAB notes: "This is his first public address since the December FOMC minutes that sparked so much chatter and market volatility surrounding the possibility that the Fed could mark time on the current phase of its QE programme by year end." NAB expects Bernanke's comments "to be directed at disabusing his audience that stopping balance sheet expansion as a prelude to commencing to take back policy stimulus are events that could be separated by years not months" the bank says. "If so, expect the USD to be subject to some fresh downward pressure..." NAB concludes.-FXstreet.com
