Slim Sladey
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Evening all,
Fairly new trader here, not doing too bad
Just wondering what peoples thought's on the Nasdaq (specifically the Nasdaq100) are. I've been trading the FTSE, DJIA and Nikkei with some success, but was wondering if theres an opportunity on the Nasdaq. Gut feel is that it may be setting a new support level at moment and then push on higher. Having said that my gut is not that sophisticated - yet!
Hope everyone else's trades are going ok.
Fairly new trader here, not doing too bad
Just wondering what peoples thought's on the Nasdaq (specifically the Nasdaq100) are. I've been trading the FTSE, DJIA and Nikkei with some success, but was wondering if theres an opportunity on the Nasdaq. Gut feel is that it may be setting a new support level at moment and then push on higher. Having said that my gut is not that sophisticated - yet!Hope everyone else's trades are going ok.
Well dc2000 deserves to be congratulated.leovirgo said:well done... exactly 740 and closed in negative territory.
He originally said that he expected the Dow to hit 10740 before any pullback. He subsequently posted that he was waiting for 10740 to be hit. He then confirmed that he had gone short at 10740 and subsequently stated that he is looking at the 10607 - 10630 area as his target.
Now that is real projection unlike Alberts BS innuendo and subsequent claims of success.
LOL: Strange that old Albert has not been around on this board lately following the various responses that he received to his most recent "claim" !
Racer
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Shares of American Express (NYSE: AXP - news) fell more than 4% Wednesday after the firm told investors and analysts that higher write-offs for customer bankruptcy filings and increased spending would hurt fourth quarter earnings.
The credit-card sector has been hit lately by losses from a larger-than-expected rash of bankruptcy filings as investors hurried to file before new laws making the relief harder to secure.
The credit-card sector has been hit lately by losses from a larger-than-expected rash of bankruptcy filings as investors hurried to file before new laws making the relief harder to secure.
