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Shares / Re: Today's Outlook
« on: September 05, 2013, 09:04:25 am »
Fear usually pushes down, greed usually up.
What really got me going yesterday, and not in a good way I might add, is how the main antagonists' market went from strength to strength, all 3 major ones ending up significantly higher. And as usual our market players frantically running scared from pillar to post, not able to think for themselves. But anyway, cowgirls don't cry.
The Senate last night approved a strike on Syria, but 'no US boots on foreign soil'. Yeah right. Next stop Congressional approval and then game over for Syrian military targets. Not sure how Putin & kie is going to react, his body language speaks for itself.
In Japan, BoJ officially declared their economy is 'recovering moderately', strongest declaration sine March 2008 when they were “expanding moderately.” This pushed all of Asia up this morning.
On eco reporting today:
13:00 UK interest rate decision
13:45 Euro interest rate decision
14:15 US nonfarm employment change
14:30 ECB - Draghi media
14:30 US initial jobless
And on Moon's F&G we are down to just 'Fear', upgrading from yesterdays 'Extreme Fear'. Am I reading this correctly? Fear diminishes when war is closer or are they focusing more on economic recovery which seems to be happening for US and Asia?
What really got me going yesterday, and not in a good way I might add, is how the main antagonists' market went from strength to strength, all 3 major ones ending up significantly higher. And as usual our market players frantically running scared from pillar to post, not able to think for themselves. But anyway, cowgirls don't cry.
The Senate last night approved a strike on Syria, but 'no US boots on foreign soil'. Yeah right. Next stop Congressional approval and then game over for Syrian military targets. Not sure how Putin & kie is going to react, his body language speaks for itself.
In Japan, BoJ officially declared their economy is 'recovering moderately', strongest declaration sine March 2008 when they were “expanding moderately.” This pushed all of Asia up this morning.
On eco reporting today:
13:00 UK interest rate decision
13:45 Euro interest rate decision
14:15 US nonfarm employment change
14:30 ECB - Draghi media
14:30 US initial jobless
And on Moon's F&G we are down to just 'Fear', upgrading from yesterdays 'Extreme Fear'. Am I reading this correctly? Fear diminishes when war is closer or are they focusing more on economic recovery which seems to be happening for US and Asia?
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The Investor Challenge / Re: investor challenge
« on: September 04, 2013, 02:35:18 pm »
Anybody else want to move in before me on leader board?
If you're looking for the opportune moment, this is it.
If you're looking for the opportune moment, this is it.
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Shares / Re: Today's Outlook
« on: September 04, 2013, 10:59:18 am »
Yes, thank you Moon. He/she is a human internet bot doing extreme efficient web spidering. 
Back to -400ish on T40.
He/she is a human internet bot doing extreme efficient web spidering. Back to -400ish on T40.
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Shares / Re: Pulverized Sand Box
« on: September 04, 2013, 09:42:28 am »
I'm thinking you still haven't missed the bus tgg.
I'm keeping TKG & ATL for a new 3yr cycle started just recently. LON, APN, CML on the other hand, I think is going down.
Oh! do stay calm, I'm a professional amateur after all.
MND also not too bad and on SGL I'm clueless.
Didn't we have a ranking list for companies somewhere or was that just part of a blog, can remember - information overload.
I'm keeping TKG & ATL for a new 3yr cycle started just recently. LON, APN, CML on the other hand, I think is going down.
Oh! do stay calm, I'm a professional amateur after all.
MND also not too bad and on SGL I'm clueless.
Didn't we have a ranking list for companies somewhere or was that just part of a blog, can remember - information overload.
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Shares / Re: Today's Outlook
« on: September 04, 2013, 09:30:51 am »
Asia green, US futures green, Europe opened green but just turned & SAT40 -325. Why so negative?
Moon's F&G Indicator: Extreme Fear
Gold above 1400$ after Israel/US combined missile test in Mediterranean for purpose of 'dont mess with me'-show I suppose and Obama gaining more support from Congress for strike.
Two construction companies made new highs yesterday (break-down, build-up scenario), time to reassess sector perhaps?
10:28 GB Services PMI
T40 @ -270 now.
Edit: We're going down hard -370 T40
Moon's F&G Indicator: Extreme Fear
Gold above 1400$ after Israel/US combined missile test in Mediterranean for purpose of 'dont mess with me'-show I suppose and Obama gaining more support from Congress for strike.
Two construction companies made new highs yesterday (break-down, build-up scenario), time to reassess sector perhaps?
10:28 GB Services PMI
T40 @ -270 now.
Edit: We're going down hard -370 T40
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Shares / Re: Graphs
« on: September 03, 2013, 06:15:44 pm »
For trading I use 2 minutes & 15 minutes simultaneously, for investing I use monthly but also looking at yearly.
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The Investor Challenge / Re: investor challenge
« on: September 03, 2013, 08:45:10 am »
Do we buy shares at previous day closing price?
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Shares / Re: Today's Outlook
« on: September 03, 2013, 08:40:06 am »
Asia green, US futures seriously green, IGT40 +67, commodities down, Australia keeps monetary policy steady.
Appreciated, but why work 1:43am?