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Shares / Re: Today's Outlook
« on: October 17, 2014, 09:59:43 am »
Dow ended -0.15%, Nas +0.04%, S&P +0.03%

Asia Pacific:

Nikkei -1.40% (-9% for month so far)
Hang Seng +0.37%
Shanghai -0.65%
Aus +0.32%

T40 +318 pips 42 220 (9:45), Gold Spot 1239$.

Moon’s F&G @ 2 “EF”, VIX @ 25.20 (-4.0%)

Trading most positive today FSR, NPN, SHF, APN, most negative MRF.

Trading most to positive this month APN, to negative ANG, NPN, SOL, SHF.

JSE ended +0.45% @ 46 881, T40 +0.53% 41 793.

Moving up were Assore, Mittal & down Clientele, Capitec, BEE-Sasol, Brait.

New lows for Anglogold @ 11238, new intra-day lows for Richemont @ 8600, Old Mutual @ 2925, CAT @ 1402.

Economic Calendar:

14:30 US Building Permits
14:30 US Yellen, Fed Chair

Top 5 by Volume now:

MRF
2 044 571

OML
1 023 890

JBL
738 000

MTN
654 390

CML
466 286

977
Shares / Re: Today's Outlook
« on: October 17, 2014, 09:36:53 am »
Quote from: jaDEB on October 17, 2014, 08:49:31 am
MP- where do u get other info? - most down / up shares so on?

I’m using various apps for info:  Bloomberg, BloombergTV+, StatsSA, MarketWatch, YahooFinance, Sharenet also DSTV for CNBC and Bloomberg channels and web sites investing.com, money.cnn.com, ig.com/za & psgonline.co.za.  (The last two you need to be registered and pay but they also cover some info for free).

I know information overload, it takes me almost an hour to process each day, so much white noise between the gems. :)  But, if you don't do it, you're lost in the maze, well okay, I am. :-X

978
Shares / Re: Today's Outlook
« on: October 16, 2014, 12:30:43 pm »
Thanks jaDEB, you (and everybody else for that matter) can just chip in at any time. :)

US Futures not looking good:

Big swings all over the place, difficult to read but at this moment: (12:38)

-1.0% S&P
-0.8% Dow
-1.1% Nas

European market also suffering:

FTSE -1.81%
DAX -1.98%
CAC -2.71%
MIB -3.58%
IBEX -3.45%
Stoxx 600 -2.04%

T40 -193 pips


979
Shares / Re: Today's Outlook
« on: October 16, 2014, 09:19:56 am »
Dow ended -1.06%, Nas -0.29%, S&P -0.84%.

Nikkei -2.2% at close
Hang Seng -0.7%
Shanghai +0.2%
ASX 200 +0.2%
Kospi -0.3%

Moon’s F&G @ 1 ‘EF’, VIX  @ 26.25 +15.8%

T40 +311 pips @ 8:56, Spot Gold $1238.51

Alsi ended 46 673 (-2,13%), T40 41 572 (-2.19%)

Moving up Cargo,Times, MMG, AECI.

Moving down Assore (-8.19%), Telkom (-4.90%), Sappi (-4.67%), Clicks (-4.45%) PPC (-4.35%), Invltd (-4.34%), Mr Price (-4.33%).

New high ATT @ 2139

New low Altron @ 1995, PPC @ 2711, Aveng @ 1989, Shopr @ 13059,  Richemont @ 8651, Trencor @ 6251, CAT intra-day low @ 1403.

Eco Calendar:

11:00 EUR CPI
11:30 SA Minining Production Aug
16:00 US Philly Fed Manufacturing Index

T40 now +491 pips (9:07am)

BHP in pursuit of LSE listing for new metals company.

Mondi Q3 underlying operating profit 174 mil Euros.

Other unusual news:  Botswana's only power station has broken down due to boiler leaks and generator failures, leaving the world's biggest diamond producer entirely dependent on power imports from South Africa's already strained grid.

On a personal note, I thinks it’s time for me to get back into the workforce, continuing my career. Not sure how it will affect my presence here, will have to cross that bridge when I get there.

In other words, I need an understudy for this forum. :-*

Any takers?

980
Off topic / Live chat
« on: October 15, 2014, 06:54:43 pm »
Dow -2.23%, Nas -1.99%, S&P -2.27%, Gold +0.62%

981
Off topic / Live chat
« on: October 15, 2014, 04:06:11 pm »
T40 -2.17%, FTSE -2.05%, DACs -2.15%

982
Shares / Re: Today's Outlook
« on: October 15, 2014, 03:58:36 pm »
Holy shyte, is that right? -1000 pips

983
Shares / Re: Today's Outlook
« on: October 15, 2014, 09:12:58 am »
Dow ended -0.04%, Nas +0.32%, S&P +0.17.

Asia Pacific:

Nikkei +0.9%
Hang S +0.6%
Shanghai +0.5%
Sydney +0.7%
Kospi -0.2%
Taipei -1.3%

Moon’s F&G  @ 2 ‘EF’, previous close @ 0.

VIX @ 22.79 (-7.51%).

Alsi closed +0.67% @ 47 686, T40 closed +0.76% yesterday @ 42 500.

T40 now +168 pips @ 42 653, Spot Gold $1225.80.

Moving up were Assore, Kumba, Harmony, PPC, Nuworld, Angloplat, Arm, Aspen, Exxaro, Gfields, Anglo, Lonmin.

Moving down Telkom, BEE-Sasol, Crookes.

New lows CAT, Quantumf, Ellies & intraday low Harmony @ 2175.

Trading most to positive this week KIO, APN, to negative NPN, SHF, SOL.

Technical indicators based on US closing last night:

Daily:

EUR/USD Stong sell
GBP/USD Strong sell
USD/JPY Sell
S&P Strong sell
Dow Strong sell
Dax Strong sell
Gold Buy
Crude Strong Sell

On Monthly Strong buy for USD/JPY, S&P, Dow

Eco Calendar:

09:00EU Draghi
13:00 SA Retail Sales prev 2.4%, exp 1.1%
14:30 US Core PPI
14:30 US Retail
20:00 Draghi

T40 opened -50 pips

984
Off topic / Live chat
« on: October 14, 2014, 07:19:21 pm »
@jaDEB:  Why?

985
Shares / Re: Today's Outlook
« on: October 14, 2014, 08:42:44 am »
Trading Seminar 30 Oct 2014, informative market update, trending stocks, key indicators SA 40, and potential trading opportunities.

Register on website:

http://click.email.iggroup.com/?qs=a2b592d40ab723458659707fa0781bea6e85dbf9fa7f0df34c6dce6eeecc48a4

18:15 for 18:30

Pretoria Country Club, Waterkloof

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Shares / Re: Today's Outlook
« on: October 14, 2014, 08:14:05 am »
Dow ended -1.35%, Nas -1.46%, S&P -1.63%.

Asia Pacific lunch time today:

Nikkei -1.8%
Hang Seng -0.7%
Shanghai -0.1%
ASX 200 +1.1%
Kospi +0.2%
Taiex +0.3%

VIX @ 24.64 (+16.01%)

Moon's F&G @ 2 ‘Extreme Fear’

T40 -0,17%, @ 42 044 (7:55am) –70 pips

This week trading most to negative NPN, TKG, SOL, APN, SHF, BIL, to positive none.

This month trading most to negative ANG, RCH, NPN, SOL, to positive none.

Alsi ended +0.59%, T50 +0.64%.

Major moves up Asore +4.84%, Anglo +4.08%, Capitec +3.89%, Imperial +3.45%.

Major move down Telkom -6.43%.

New high Capitec @ 27090.

New low Harmony @ 2182, PPC @ 2771, Shorprite @ 13100 & new intraday lows for Rchmnt @ 8721, Grindrod @ 2050, Implats @ 8144, Northam @ 3298.

Economic Calendar:

10:30 GB CPI prev 1,5%, exp 1.4%
11:00 GER ZEW Economic Sentiment for Oct prev 6.9, exp 1.0

987
Off topic / Live chat
« on: October 13, 2014, 04:50:25 pm »
Hehe, yes didn't you see it, whats wrong with you?  And just because you're snooty with me, I'm changing it to +0.39% now.

988
Off topic / Live chat
« on: October 13, 2014, 02:58:00 pm »
T40 up 70% @ 42 250, US futures green +0.4%, +0.3% +0.2%, Opening in 30 minutes.

989
Shares / Re: Devastating market crash. When ?
« on: October 13, 2014, 10:20:16 am »
If its long term just leave it. 

Remember you pay brokers fees and cost when you buy, and sell, and buyback again and there is always tax to consider as well.  Eventually, its back where it was though it could be weeks or months.   I think you should only take a loss on a share if something really bad happens to an individual company, not a global trend which is fickle most of the time. I always ask myself:  In 10 years time, would I care about today's -2% on the Alsi?  Usually not.

But that being said, I don't think it is over yet. If your personality and circumstances allow, I'd say ride it out but that is obviously up to you.  Good luck on whatever you decide.

990
Shares / Re: Today's Outlook
« on: October 13, 2014, 09:56:48 am »
All I’m thinking now is:

“We're taking it, we're taking it, we're taking it down We're taking it.  Fireball.”

Don’t despair, eventually:

“We're bringing it, we're bringing it, we're bringing it back. Fireball.” >:D


That’s why I think you should always split your portfolio into three:

Long term and biggest chunk (66%-75%) of your funds. (PSG-online Account)

Weeks and months like this don’t matter, eventually it will be better and you just add whenever you think it’s over and forget about it, no margin to watch as a bonus. Don’t go there day to day, you’ll get depressed when its spiraling down.

Medium and short term CFD’s, smallest part of your portfolio (IG Markets)

More speculative and very risky but it keeps things interesting on a day to day basis and you’ll learn to appreciate days like these eventually. You win when you should lose, generating more funds to buy long term when it’s over and at a bargain price, win-win.

Align with the market rather than hoping to control it. Jump that fence, don’t be shy. ;)  (On medium & short term only).

Anyway.

Dow ended -0.69%, Nas -2.34%, S&P -1.15%, futures @ 8:37 -0.33%, -0.46%, -0.56%.

Asia Pacific

I thought it was Columbus Day in US today not sure.

Nikkei on holiday
Hong Kong -0.6% (break)
Shanghai -1% (break)
ASX 200 -0.8%
Kospi -0.7%
Sensex -0.7%
Taiex  -2.3%

Alsi ended -2.16% @ 47 092, T40 -2.33% @ 41 911.

Major down were AngoG -5.59%, Sibanye -4.91%, Implats -4.90%, DRD -4.48%, Mittal -4.43%, Northam -4.23%, Angloplat -4.18%, Netcare -4.09%.

New high Capitec @ 25899.

New lows Northam 3340, Richemont 8815, Exxaro 12000, Shorpr 13528, Grindrod 2092, PPC 2786.

F&G on 1, Extreme Fear, VIX 18.76 (hitting 21.40 last Friday)

CAC opened -1%, DAX -1%, FTSE -0.7%.

Trading most to negative this month ANG, RCH, SOL, NPN, BVT, SHF.

Trading most to positive this month APN.

T40 -197 41 766  -47% (9:18)
T40 -289 41 635 -0.72% (9:42)




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