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Traders Thread & Thoughts - Tuesday 13th April (EGG)
Crocodile - 10 Apr 2004 09:32
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DR DOOM: House prices are set to crash, according to Tony Dye, the London fund manager who earned the nickname "Dr Doom" after he predicted a collapse in global stock markets in the 1990s. Dye was quoted in Tuesday's edition of the Financial Times as saying he expects a 30 percent drop in London house EMI denied it had ever misreported its sales and contested media reports which said hip-hop record label Avatar had made the allegation against EMI in a U.S. law suit. Canary Wharf, Canadian Brascan said it had extended its offer by 11 days to April 19. BAA reported a 4.4 percent rise in passenger traffic for the year ended March 31, with a record 133.4 million passengers travelling through its airports. March passenger traffic rose 10.4 percent. |
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BAA (March traffic figures), Informa (EGM) 08:30 Feb house prices 10:00 BRC March Retail Sales Monitor |
Merrill Lynch (Q1), Intel (Q1), Public Service Enterprise (Q1), Amsouth Bancorp (Q1), C R Bard (Q1), Dow Jones (Q1), Johnson & Johnson (Q1), Linear Technology (Q3), Marshall & Ilsley (Q1), McDonald's (Q1), BB&T Corporation(Q1), State Street (Q1), Pepsi (Q1), 13:30 Business Inventories Feb 0.3%, 13:30 Retail Sales Mar 0.7% 19:00 Treasury Budget Mar $72.5B |
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| David@SnappyTrader.com www .SnappyTrader.com | Pre Market Futures | FTSE +10 | DAX +30 | DOW -1 | S&P +0.5 | NAS -0.5 |
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little woman
- 13 Apr 2004 08:20
- 11 of 24
Well done amber - you can go back to bed in an hour!
amberjane
- 13 Apr 2004 08:31
- 12 of 24
I may well need to, having done two transactions already. This would normally be a weeks work for me, must have been the inspiration at Bristol.
little woman
- 13 Apr 2004 08:58
- 13 of 24
Look at the FTSE go - Must have been a really good Easter for many, to put them in such a Bullish mood!
snoball
- 13 Apr 2004 08:58
- 14 of 24
vasey
- 13 Apr 2004 09:29
- 15 of 24
stockbunny
- 13 Apr 2004 09:48
- 16 of 24
as to when I'll call it a day. Annoying thing is it may well
continue to rise for some time to come, due to the buy backs
and the less favourable view of rival Shell...But I could do
with releasing the funds and pocketing the bit of profit.
Good luck all today, it has looked quite positive from the start!!
snoball
- 13 Apr 2004 11:02
- 17 of 24
little woman
- 13 Apr 2004 12:23
- 18 of 24
The companies fundamentals don't justify the fall, I don't think the news does either (unless someone knows something I don't) - can anyone let me know what they think the charts are saying?
optomistic
- 13 Apr 2004 14:24
- 19 of 24
I am only a novice in the charting area so my findings can only be taken as my opinions. Looking at BT I notice a bearish MACD crossover in the third week of March which generally indicates a change of trend, the RSI falling away,
and the ADX line in the DMI ADX indicator falling through 20 towards 10, an area which can be said to be a 'nothing much happening area'
All in all nothing really suggests a strong sell but I also think there is not a lot to suggest a buy at the moment. I am sure you will have wisely put a stop loss in place in case the bears gain strength.
I do hope this helps and I would be interested to hear the views of any advanced chartists on my musings.
opto
apple - 13 Apr 2004 16:16 - 20 of 24
You said that you were amazed that Mayflower executives created a 17m black hole
I'm not & I sold my Mayflower shares when I found out that John Major was involved so I had a lucky escape.
They could put anything past that twit.
He was only there to put up a front because people think that he is honest.
If I had done more research then I would have found out about him.
I only bought because of the wind turbine installation business.
I waiting to see who the administrator sells the installation business to.
I would like to see it as a seperate company.
http://www.moneyam.com/InvestorsRoom/ShowPostList?fID=1&tID=2905
little woman
- 13 Apr 2004 17:04
- 21 of 24
Its one thing for directors not to have a clue with whats going on, but for auditors (PricewaterhouseCoopers) not to either !!!!!!! Especially for several years.
apple - 14 Apr 2004 10:31 - 22 of 24
auditors are just as gullable as anyone else & easily distracted from facts by waffle & business lunches with alchohol.
little woman
- 14 Apr 2004 10:44
- 23 of 24
apple - 14 Apr 2004 12:02 - 24 of 24
Nope, I don't think that they are going to give it back.
Parasites!
But of course, I too would like be in a position where screwing up still makes loadsa money.
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