rather than pick out individual stocks to trade, it can often be worthwhile to trade the indices themselves, especially in times of high volatility.

for those so inclined, i attach below charts for FTSE and FTSE 250, though one might equally be tempted to trade Dow or S&P, which is significantly broader in its coverage, or even NASDAQ

for ease of reading, i have attached 1 year and 3 month charts in each instance

an interesting comment from IG analyst, though he is very far from being as good as warren firth in days of old .....



Indices pull back following BoJ disappointment. However, given that we have not seen any reversal signals from price action, there is a good chance we will see markets recover before long.

FTSE weakness brings us into Fibonacci support
The FTSE has turned lower this morning, following on from a disappointing Bank of Japan meeting. While price has broken through trendline support, we are yet to break out of this rally, with an hourly close below 6663 required to signal a potential wider sell-off for the index.

U.S. Economy Grew a Less-Than-Forecast 1.2% in Second Quarter

cash DOW not happy, but not impossible that that will reverse as interest rate rise potentially pushed back .... who knows?

have just taken a small DAX short at 10,342 ...... possibly a bit late in the day, but it's looking quite wobbly

I took a FTSE short this morning ,just closed . Every morning it's up above 6750 and always comes off.

markets should be heading south, but with such microscopic yields on bonds and the like, shares are the obvious alternative for the ever-growing pension funds and similar

FTSE seen down after Wall St, Asia falls
London equities are seen lower following a softer Wall St. Crude prices fell on global glut concerns, while disappointment about Japan's stimulus package affected Asian markets, but did see the yen high
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UP 17 POINTS

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100% taken off the cost of borrowıng.

Utter Madness but what do I know.

Zero % never.

NFP
how the market wil react to these later today is a great unknown, especially since yesterday's cut in uk rates

never 0%?
wouldn't bet against it in the current climate

Glad i didn't win that 61 million pounds on the Euro lottery ,the interest would be crap !

you could have lost it soon enough :-)

I'd move in next door to you and build a camp in the garden for some of Fred's beloved immigrants .

Please include my 6615 or nearest (27/7/16) in the list please, thanks. H

100% off cost of borrowing from cd post.lol think he means 50%

Correct Balerboy.

Maths not very good. :)

DAX
finally surged through 10,400 this morning
could now be in for further strong gains - except the obvious so often has a habit of biting your bum

DAX
has limped back up to 10,480 but there's no momentum to indicate enthusiasm to break further north

Indıces have had a good run sınce The Referendum. Not much momentum left ıt looks lıke to me.