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dow jones index     

zarif - 09 Sep 2003 06:09

how do you see the dow index going today
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snoball - 12 Feb 2004 21:31 - 1382 of 2279

Melnibone,
I've just been checking my Dow candle chart and I have to say that Big Whites (as defined by Metastock) are generally bullish (sorry javid). It must be said that it also depends in what sort of trend they occur. In a downtrend they are an excellent opportunity to short or add to shorts except at the end of the trend when they often signal the turn. In very strong uptrends as we have at the moment they are bullish BUT they can be the cause of a retracement as occurred today. If the price closes down on the next day it's more likely they will continue the correction for a day or two more. If not then the price action will continue bullish. As with all signals there are exceptions so you have to plan your trades with that in mind. Here is a link to some charts. Give me some time to post them as I haven't prepared them yet.
http://www.cashathome.co.uk/candles.htm

Melnibone - 12 Feb 2004 21:47 - 1383 of 2279

Thanks for your reply, snoball,

I'll have a look at your link and see if there is anything
I can use as a possible trading aid.

Melnibone.

Melnibone - 12 Feb 2004 21:47 - 1384 of 2279

Thanks for your reply, snoball,

I'll have a look at your link and see if there is anything
I can use as a possible trading aid.

Melnibone.

Melnibone - 12 Feb 2004 21:50 - 1385 of 2279

I see my doppleganger is back, double posting,
sorry, it isn't intentional,
I blame everything on Bi$$y Gates. :-))

Melnibone.

snoball - 12 Feb 2004 22:09 - 1386 of 2279

javid, i'm still trading Reuters and don't have anything open on the Dow.
I want to see if I can do better with stocks than index trading. I'm still watching the Dow to see how it affects the Ftse and therefore Reuters.

snoball - 12 Feb 2004 22:14 - 1387 of 2279

ok Melnibone.
I feel sorry for Bill Gates. All that money and nobody loves him. :-)

Re the candles - because the candlestick expert showing the Big Whites on my charts is a bit of Metastock software I can't find out the precise definition of a Big White. One could probably work it out if one had the patience and the time.

Melnibone - 12 Feb 2004 22:33 - 1388 of 2279

No probs, snoball
I appreciate your time in replying.

I'll have a look around and see if there is anything I
can use. I never believe/discount anything until I've
checked it out to my own satisfaction.

An open mind never hurt anyone. It's blinkered/religeous type
beliefs that holds people back and gives guru's/governments power
over Real people that are actually capable of independant
thought.

Melnibone.

zarif - 13 Feb 2004 18:50 - 1389 of 2279

afternoon everybody:had a good short on the dow so now want the big boys toys so am Wondering if anyone can help-I want to test drive e-signal real time can you point me in the right direction. On mam site their adver was coming but today cant see it so far. Also how much does it cost? as i want to subscribe.Doing mainly Dow, Dax and ftse (sometimes) not individual stock but indices.

rgds
zarif

Mega Bucks - 13 Feb 2004 19:05 - 1390 of 2279


http://www.esignal.com/esignalpro/default.asp

hope this helps any other info required get in contact via mam email:-)

Mega...






zarif - 13 Feb 2004 19:21 - 1391 of 2279

many thanks mega am going to do it right now any probs will send u email via mam.

snoball - 13 Feb 2004 19:46 - 1392 of 2279

Evening all. Nice work zarif.
How about your short, javid?

The Big White Candle strategy is paying off for all today I see.

snoball - 13 Feb 2004 20:19 - 1393 of 2279

javid, i saw your note on the Reuters thread. Nice work.
'til Monday folks.

javidshaik - 16 Feb 2004 08:44 - 1394 of 2279

good morning everybody. us market closed today so i wont be hanging around on here much i dont think.
snoball - thanks. i had a good friday and all is well now. looking forwrd to tomorrow.
zarif - i have trialed esignal and i just didnt find it that great (especially for the cost). i use sharescope for real tme data for uk and us and as of today i believe it will be available to the public. www.sharescope.co.uk

till tomrrow guys. have a good monday.

Melnibone - 17 Feb 2004 13:04 - 1395 of 2279

This thread took a bit of finding, it had dropped way down.

I may be posting a bit more on this one, if nobody minds,
I know it's the DOW thread but I expect to be trading the
S@P which is more suited to a US market thread than the FTSE
thread.

After testing the Capital Spreads simulator, I've opened an
account and just funded it.

I'll keep my CMC CFD account for trading FTSE stocks in 's
and try using the Capital Spreads spreadbetting account for
trading the US markets in 's rather than Dollars.

I don't fancy the DOW, it's a 30 strong Price weighted index
rather than Market Cap weighted that is too easy to manipulate
imho.

I want to see what the fills are like in real time rather than
simulated, so I intend to trade the S@P to start with and keep
the stakes and volatility relatively low in comparison to
the DOW and the Naz.

I'm not really happy about having a known stop in the market,
so I'll see how they behave whilst I get a feel for futures
and US trading with minimal risk.

Catch you all later with a bit of luck.

Melnibone.

Melnibone - 17 Feb 2004 15:02 - 1396 of 2279

Dow has gapped open higher and stalled against 10700
resistance.

I hear that President week is usually an up week.
But that doesn't mean that it won't go lower first.

Would be happier to see this close the gap open and
come back off support rather than chase this higher
from here.

Melnibone.

snoball - 17 Feb 2004 17:26 - 1397 of 2279

Good luck with the S&P, Melnibone.
It is certainly more sedate than the Dow.

The Dow & spx are looking bullish on the 1 minute.

javidshaik - 17 Feb 2004 17:34 - 1398 of 2279

been long today. glad it got over the 700 resistance.

Melnibone - 17 Feb 2004 18:30 - 1399 of 2279

Thanks snoball,

Just taking it easy at the moment and feeling my way in.

DOW doesn't seem to want to go above 10700 and
S@P has just topped again at 1158. Can't see it breaking
1160 without the DOW performing better.

Melnibone.

Melnibone - 17 Feb 2004 19:24 - 1400 of 2279

I see what you mean about sedate, snoball.
The matchsticks under my eyelids are going soggy.;-)

Ah! Some movement at last. New daily high, let's see
what happens at 1160. Be a few Bear stops just past
there I reckon.

Melnibone.

snoball - 17 Feb 2004 20:17 - 1401 of 2279

The Dow was almost a Big White there for a while above 720.
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