Martini
- 14 Jun 2004 21:32
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CIV : Civica
GRI : Grainger Trust Finals
AGP : AIT Group
GSD : Goldshield Group
PHY : PHS Group
VED : Vedanta Resources
VP. : VP AGM / EGM
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CompanyCellstar (CLST)
Circuit City Stores Inc (CC)
FactSet Research Systems Inc. (FDS)
Herley Industries Inc. (HRLY)
Landec Corp (LNDC)
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc (LEH)
Oracle Corp. (ORCL)
Pier 1 Imports (PIR)
Vermont Pure Holdings Ltd. (VPS)
Economic
13.30 BST Business Inventories April est 0.2% prev 0.7%
13.30 BST US CPI (Month - Headline) Mayest 0.5% prev 0.2%
13.30 BST US CPI (Month - Core) May est 0.2% prev 0.3%
13.30 BST US CPI (Year - Headline) May est 2.9% prev 2.3%
13.30 BST US CPI (Year - Core) May est 1.8% prev 1.8%
13.30 BST US Michigan sentiment (Month) Jun - Prelim est
87.0 prev 90.2
1:30 BST NY Empire State Index Jun est 30.5 Prev 30.2 |
Economic |
Golddog
- 15 Jun 2004 10:40
- 19 of 36
No it was the Beatles surely?. :-)
extrovert
- 15 Jun 2004 11:38
- 21 of 36
Sunny Afternoon was sung by the KINKS
Golddog
- 15 Jun 2004 11:43
- 22 of 36
Ok, It was the Kinks!
now if you don't mind i will just go bash myself over the head with a frying pan.
Big Al
- 15 Jun 2004 13:58
- 26 of 36
Housebuilders seem to be bouncing off support. At least up to this moment.
zarif
- 15 Jun 2004 14:28
- 27 of 36
tom hogards email copy for u to peruse.
Wow, Europe is the most quiet I have experienced in weeks. We got some important time counts coming up. For example we got the Dow hitting a 0.618 time count later in the week. However, there is just so little going on and the market seems very confused. If you look at individual stocks they are trading in a very narrow range. The time cycles are still spinning out good turns in the market. I will cover some of them later on in the day and send them out to you.
I looked at the big picture yesterday and I would like to continue in that vein today. The SP500 is barely up for the year and neither is the Dow. As a matter of fact the indices have gone nowhere for the last 6 months. Is that bullish? Is that bearish? There is no easy answer to that question. However, history has taught me that when you least expect a big move (in this case over the summer period) you should expect one. I said it yesterday and I will say again today: get ready. I expected a down day yesterday and I got 75 Dow points. Is this the beginning of the big move? As long as we are below 1132 I am bearish.
I got today as a wish-wash between bullish and bearish but I will short any rally today even if it does temporarily gets above 1132 because I am expecting Wednesday and Friday to be down hard. This is based on the Map I do. This is my strategy. A close above 1132 will make me nervous and I will close out my shorts if the market settles above 1132. The big turn of the day does not come until 19:00 19:40 which is about 90 minutes before the close in the US.
Good luck today
Tom
Big Al
- 15 Jun 2004 16:04
- 30 of 36
Gone a bit quiet here.
Must admit, can't find much other than watching current holdings make a couple of quid.
Melnibone
- 15 Jun 2004 16:21
- 31 of 36
Not a lot to get excited about really.
Closed my last long and took a bit of profit when
WLW just did that last little bounce.
Leaves me with a clean sheet now, ready to start again.
Looking for US indice shorts, but I would prefer them to
start showing some form of weakness first.
No telling where these Bulls are going to gallop to
when they get going. :-)
Melnibone.
Big Al
- 15 Jun 2004 17:02
- 34 of 36
Still long JKX, MRS, PLR, all but PLR in profit and went short WHT early, which is also in profit.
Quiet day with little to fire the imagination, but profitable nonetheless so quite happy.
My last trading day tomorrow as work calls and it's off to Houston early Thursday.
Will pop by, but best of luck to all whilst I'm away, although I'm sure there'll be a connection somewhere I can use!!
;-))
Melnibone
- 15 Jun 2004 18:16
- 35 of 36
Hmmm. Off to Houston, eh?
I've heard of folk running for the hills when the Big Bad Bear
comes shambling out of the woods.
But going to the home of the space program to hitch a ride!!!!
Just how big a fall are you expecting, Big Al? :-))
Enjoy your stay with our US cousins.
Melnibone.
Big Al
- 15 Jun 2004 20:22
- 36 of 36
Melnibone
I'll no doubt be in touch, but real work rears its ugly head once more. :-(