Sharesmagazine
 Home   Log In   Register   Our Services   My Account   Contact   Help 
 Stockwatch   Level 2   Portfolio   Charts   Share Price   Awards   Market Scan   Videos   Broker Notes   Director Deals   Traders' Room 
 Funds   Trades   Terminal   Alerts   Heatmaps   News   Indices   Forward Diary   Forex Prices   Shares Magazine   Investors' Room 
 CFDs   Shares   SIPPs   ISAs   Forex   ETFs   Comparison Tables   Spread Betting 
You are NOT currently logged in
 
Register now or login to post to this thread.
  • Page:
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3

Traders Thread & Thoughts - Monday 17th May (OOM)     

Crocodile - 16 May 2004 11:03

Sorry Your browser is not java capable

weather.gif

1 Day  

  2 Day  

5 Day  

UK News

draw?period=1D&class=class+com.deltastre draw?period=1D&class=class+com.deltastre

draw?period=1D&class=class+com.deltastre

 

Gold/Bond

Pivots

Markets 

Futures

Translate

markets.gifquote?rand=3111

 

Day 2 Day 5 Day US News

globex.png

 

S&P Futures

Nikkei +206 Hang Seng +97  Asia News

  DAX    CAC     Euro News

Stocks tumbled all over the world following the assassination of the head of the governing council in Iraq, political unrest in India and another rise in oil prices

Celltech Group, Belgian USB drugmaker has agreed to buy the company for 1.53 billion pounds, 550-pence-per share in cash a 27.8 percent premium to last nights closing price

BAA airports operator reported an inline 4.9 percent rise in annual profit to 616 million pounds following a record number of passengers through its seven UK airports.

MmO2 achieved market forecasts with a 59 percent rise in full-year core earnings and a maiden pre-tax profit, and said it was reviewing a payout policy for November.

Land Securities Europe's largest property investor reported a rise in net asset value, at the top of forecasts, and said it saw market conditions improving for London offices. Annual profit rose 16.7 percent to 373.1 million pounds , up from 319.6 million pounds. (Regus?)

LogicaCMG said it expected first half revenue to be around ten percent lower at its Wireless Networks unit, which would book a loss for the period.

Yell Group telephone directory publisher, said its full year net loss widened to 51.1 million pounds due to costs related to its initial public offering, as turnover rose 6.5 percent to 1.19 billion pounds

ukf.gif Calendar:  United Kingdom usf.gif  United States (GMT) euro.gif  Europe & World (GMT)

Abacus Group (I), Care (I), Countryside Properties (I), Enterprise Inns (I), SCS Upholstery (I), BAA (F), Business Post (F), Land Securities (F), Luminar (F), mm02 (F), Yell Group (F), Corin Group (AGM), DataCash (AGM), Fitzhardinge (AGM), Glanbia (AGM)

April CPI (08:30)

Deere and Co, Hewlett-Packard Co AutoDesk, TJX Companies Home Depot, JC Penney Staples, Network Appliance Corp

2.30 pm Building Permits 2.30 pm Housing Starts

IKB Deutsche Industriebank Medion, Techem

Data Download

FTSE Intraday

Calendar

US Zone

HTML Edit

Currency Calc

Dividends

Director Dealings

Broker Upgrades / Tips

David@SnappyTrader.com   www.SnappyTrader.com

Pre Market Futures

FTSE +10

DAX+26

DOW+39

S&P+4.1

Nasdaq+8.5

ThePlayboy - 17 May 2004 16:28 - 37 of 45

nice strength this arvo:)

Melnibone - 17 May 2004 16:39 - 38 of 45

FTSE just managed to claw itself above the support line
at the finish, thanks, IMHO, to Bear covering and profit
taking.
Don't think it was genuine Bull buying.

As posted this morning, US is closing some of that gap open,
as expected.
Plenty of trading time left in the US to close most of it and then
start dropping again. Should it choose to do so, of course. :-)

Time will tell.

Melnibone.

Fred1new - 17 May 2004 17:02 - 39 of 45

I think it is said that the market generally does well ie. goes up in the last 2 years of a presidential term. I suppose this problem is the lack of a president this time.
Like little Woman I bailed out ot the stock market near as damn it the top. One of the mistakes I made was jumping back in to early. (Bloody greed, and knowing better than every body else.)

How old do I have to be to get it right!!!!!!!!!

Melnibone - 17 May 2004 19:08 - 40 of 45

Nobody gets it right all the time, Fred.
So don't beat yourself up, you're in good company.:-)

All I can say is imagine you are as simple as me and
keep it simple, to suit.

Establish the trend, don't fight it. Be aware of supports
and resistances, they are a moveable feast so make sure you
keep up with the market action. Try and make more than
you lose, you will lose some.

Work your stop loss out prior to initiating a position. This
will concentrate the mind on your entry point, which should be
commensurate with the market action that you expect, and make
you explain to yourself exactly why you are taking the position
in the first place.
It should also stop you buying near resistance and limit your
downside and number of losing trades.

Hope that helps.

Melnibone.

jj50 - 17 May 2004 19:22 - 41 of 45

Thanks Melnibone, it is always good to be reminded of how we should be operating - if only I could stick to those simple rules instead of getting carried away on too many occasions, especially where small caps are concerned!
Regards.
Jennifer

Melnibone - 17 May 2004 19:29 - 42 of 45

graph.php?startDate=17%2F02%2F04&period=

A little cheer here for the Bulls who still want to exit, and a possible
reminder for us Bears not to get too cocky.

If you examine the candle bodies, not the wicks, they will show you
that we have now left two gaps behind us that may require filling.

One today and another one further up near 4500. So there is a possibility
that we make a swing high somewhere near 4500 before dropping below
today's low. Assuming we do drop, of course. Nothing is certain. :-)

Melnibone.

zarif - 18 May 2004 07:18 - 43 of 45

morning croc and all:

mel on your chart above the ftse formed a bullish hammer at near support area-But be patient and tread lightly.

rgds
zarif

Crocodile - 18 May 2004 07:35 - 44 of 45

Morning all

jj50 - 18 May 2004 07:39 - 45 of 45

morning croc and all
  • Page:
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
Register now or login to post to this thread.