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Well held there...

 

Actually, the posted 347 short was a short-term one, limited out almost immediately for +10 and stopped on the other half for +3. I did open another short a bit higher up, though, which I'm hoping will hit 250 any minute now.:)

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Actually, the posted 347 short was a short-term one, limited out almost immediately for +10 and stopped on the other half for +3. I did open another short a bit higher up, though, which I'm hoping will hit 250 any minute now.:)

 

Ching, out 250. (Sorry if this counts as a Blue Peter trade.)

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I expect this to lift off the lows this am.... with 12200 providing a floor at least til NYgets going

 

Long Dax 6223

 

out 33....+10

but looking for more long entries

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A day for close monitoring: oil still pushing on at the mo, ECB rate rise expected which could exacerbate dollar down oil up, non-farm pay rolls could surprise either way and an early DOW close for a long weekend - not many will want to hold over the w/e in the current environment. All the main indices sub 30 RSI - DOW is sub 20 - hasn't been there for years - so got to be ready for a potential bear market rally break north - but can't see it happening unless oil comes off and the hot money temporaily switches home. Also got to be alert for a crash, if crude goes much higher.

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Does anyone here use CMC ? I have just looked at their new web platform and it shows live trades in a ticker. Fascinating viewing..............

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Does anyone here use CMC ? I have just looked at their new web platform and it shows live trades in a ticker. Fascinating viewing..............

 

Must have a look in again. I have an account, but stopped using them because the platform was useless for anything that moved quickly.

 

Wonder if this early rise is just another false sign of hope?

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I have the old fashioned CMC...

 

and am up Ftse 44 and Dax 59 this am....

I will have to see their new platform...

 

although like other morning traders...many are too quick to post....

and I dont want to get called Blue Peter...several are +12/13 although others single figures...it all adds up though.

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I played this am with 11200 'as my back' ...but trading in the ftse and Dax...

Now not going to be so easy... imo...as threat of sub 11200 battles with some rising longer indicators...

 

time for a break

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This trade ticker from CMC is rivetting.........£250 a point short ftse, £250 long Dow, £296 short FTSE...........gonnna have to switch it off; sititng here like a rabbit caught in the headlights...........

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I have only logged in to the web platform - it scrolls along at the bottom of the screen............

 

Ah, yes, got it now. Seems to depend on screen settings. When I looked before it was hidden.

Still think the platform is dreadful, though, but at least I've been reminded to withdraw the funds sitting in there doing nothing!

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