Tradefair & Financials
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With the market going sideways over the last few trading days. I see the scene set for a go at the resistance at 30 October and 22 May this year.
That’s based on the selling at the moment which doesn’t look too serious and could set it all up by absorbing some selling now, ahead of the inevitable selling ahead.
Of course you have to trade the market as it unfolds with a watchful eye on bailing out if it goes t!ts up.
The next move will be very interesting, but I think a down move looks unlikely on the evidence that we're seeing at the moment.
Anyone else agree?
That’s based on the selling at the moment which doesn’t look too serious and could set it all up by absorbing some selling now, ahead of the inevitable selling ahead.
Of course you have to trade the market as it unfolds with a watchful eye on bailing out if it goes t!ts up.
The next move will be very interesting, but I think a down move looks unlikely on the evidence that we're seeing at the moment.
Anyone else agree?
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Pretty hard to agree or disagree with that gibberish you posted.
I had no idea you delved in the markets, you'd think someone who lays out their hard earned money in that casino would at least knows how money and the banking system really works.  |
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By the way, you owe me your gratitude.
Since I made you aware that the person who is sh1ting on you every day is really Larry in disguise, mickstick mysteriously and quite suddenly lost all interest in you and left you alone. Those coincidences are piling up.......and if you play the markets then you should know there is no such thing as a coincidence. At any rate, good luck with your plays.  |
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It doesn't look so friendly now.
High volume and a narrow spread on the last bar. The most likely place from there is back down. |
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What's going on here with the Investors Chronicle Data?
Late last night and first thing this morning they stated the volume for yesterday at over a 1 billion. Now it's showing 524 million. It's still a tad high but nowhere as near as significant as it would have been at over a billion. Did anyone else notice that? |