markymar
- 03 Dec 2003 11:36
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- 20 Jun 2005 00:02
- 1415 of 6492
Thanks Captguns
Great post, when the mayhem generally over the
Falklands gets fully focused on quality
the north is where it is most likely to happen.
Which leaves Des way out in front of the rest.
all the best
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markymar
- 20 Jun 2005 11:02
- 1417 of 6492
Marrow
- 20 Jun 2005 11:44
- 1418 of 6492
hi fatoldgit
thanks for your reply. got a few questions i wouldn't mind bouncing off you if you have the time.
regarding the spreadbet i intend to open my understanding is that for every penny rise or fall eqates to 1000, additionally they require 20k margin.
1. If des go to 80 next week (i wish) if i closed the position would the return be 80-45 (price quoted)= 35+20 (return of margin)?
2. Is there a maximum payout(as at some bookies)?
3. If the bet goes cash positive will the margin still be held until the position is closed?
Any advice will be gratefully received
marrow
luckyswimmer
- 20 Jun 2005 14:05
- 1419 of 6492
Marrow, a quick answer
1 yes
2 no
3 you can take money out without effecting the margin if you are in profit before you close the position.
I'm sure fatoldgit will give a more full answer but I find spreadbets are good as long as you have plenty of margin and spare cash incase the price moves against you unexpectedly and they ask for more margin.
luckyswimmer
luckyswimmer
- 20 Jun 2005 14:08
- 1420 of 6492
Marrow, was it your spreadbet that moved the share price in the last few minutes? Luckyswimmer
Marrow
- 20 Jun 2005 14:18
- 1421 of 6492
luckyswimmer
thanks for your answers and unfortunately cash is tied up till wed. bugger!!!
kind regards
marrow
eddieshare
- 20 Jun 2005 19:25
- 1422 of 6492
Hi all
A great day again. DES is now up at the 200 day moving average. It looks set to pass through this tomorrow. The momentum should build as the the bulls take DES through the 200 DMA, we shaould also get support when the golden cross takes place, this should be in the next few days. Also news of a rig will give DES a boost.
Good Luck All
Eddie
eddieshare
- 20 Jun 2005 20:05
- 1424 of 6492
Hi markymar
The golden cross is when the 20 day moving average comes up through the 60 day MA. This is seen as a buy signal, as is the candles moving up through the 200 DMA. Both of these should happen soon (all being well).
Kind Regards
Eddie
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- 20 Jun 2005 20:12
- 1425 of 6492
Cheers Eddie
Good chart.
Good post Captguns.
Golden cross.
Price is rising.
May it all continue
now all we need is a rig,
it all seems to be coming together nicely
all the best
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- 20 Jun 2005 20:47
- 1427 of 6492
Cheers Marky
I am not that hot on charts but i think
i see 4 Range Rovers, one in each colour, MM1 - MM4
keep up the good work
all the best
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fatoldgit
- 20 Jun 2005 20:53
- 1428 of 6492
Marrow...re spread bets
Luckyswimmer replies correct with one comment.
1. yes, your calculation of profit correct.
2. No max. profit worries....always remember the spread firms hedge everything and don't take risk themselves...they just charge you a commision in the spread.Not like those nasty bookies who limit winnings. I knew a guy who was convinced the markets were gonna fall. He opened up bear positions in the Dow and suffered a bit of pain as they crept higher but was so convinced he kept increasing his position. This was in Oct 87...(Time of the crash) he made 2m in two weeks. He also had big balls.
3. This is the one I'm not sure of. If your position goes positive, I'm not sure you can withdraw cash, but you will have an enhanced credit position to do other things with if you wish.
I suggest you read the brochures quite carefully...all the details will be there!
Mega good luck FOG
eddieshare
- 20 Jun 2005 21:04
- 1429 of 6492
Hi HUSTLER markymar
I think its oil I see, forgot to mention DES went up through a falling window today. This is generaly seen as resistance, DES has closed well above the window. This can be taken as another good sign. Maybe it is a Range Rover, you put oil in them.
Kind Regards
Eddie
lynnzal
- 21 Jun 2005 13:35
- 1431 of 6492
Hi Eddie, thanks for your ongoing work. I was wondering what you thought of the state of the RSI & stochastic indicators that you have mentioned in the past. We've had a decent run up from the 28.5p low and I am concerned about potential for a near-term pullback (let's call it better buying levels), as the momentum indicators are into overstretched territory. Also there is a potential 'dark cloud' - but that will hopefully change by the close.
My point being, if we are due a pullback, where do you think we will re-base?
I think 38p should be seen as a good level to buy. It's the rising trendline off the low and also the 60-day moving average. Plus in Elliott terms, the peak and 37.25p (3 Jun) should stay intact to allow an impulsive (5-legged) rally off 28.5p.
Regards
Lynnzal.
eddieshare
- 21 Jun 2005 20:25
- 1432 of 6492
Hi all
Hi Lynnzal
Yes the momentum indicators are looking slightly streached. But I thought there was still room to manage over the 200 day moving average. Todays candle is a bearish counter attack, it does have bearish implications, but needs confirmation of trend reversal. The pattern isn't quite as bearish as dark cloud cover, ie the close hasn't gone to far into yesterdays close. This doesn't mean we don't have to be carefull. But cofirmation is needed. Des has made some great gains over the past few weeks, the bears will be looking to take some profit. I also think the fact this is just about the issue price, we may see more volume, the bulls will have to stand their ground. It looks like a big battle may take place. Lets hope the bulls have the upper hand.
Good Luck All
Eddie
berlingo
- 21 Jun 2005 22:04
- 1433 of 6492
Cheers Eddie.