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index day traders on dow/ftse/cac40/dax - including spreadbetters     

zarif - 09 Sep 2003 23:27

anyone out there palying the indexes and using spreadbetting
can we concentrate on:
djia
ftse100
cac40
dax

lets see what entry and exit signals we can come up with using
gann
rsi
to see if we can predict profitable trades and concentrate on stop losses etc
love to hear from you all
zarif

zarif - 12 Sep 2003 16:43 - 9 of 126

thanks doug, and as they say "if you fail to prepare then prepare to fail" Also regarding trading (money) I read somewhere that "If You eat like a bird then dont expect to shit like an elephant"
Also try freesoftware on trad2win site there are quite good links etc.
Also try e-signal demo and marketmaker -ithink is by deal4free fite.
thanks
rgds
zarif

dclinton - 14 Sep 2003 02:27 - 10 of 126

MarketMaker is what I've been practising with. Very good bit of software, I'm quite impressed.

Thanks for the t2w tip. I hadn't come across that one before. It's amazing how much free information there is out there on the net.

Doug

zarif - 15 Sep 2003 15:39 - 11 of 126

hi doug,
the other site that is free and with tons of info is called
www.fillyaboots.com

give it a try and keepm your thoughts and ideas going on this thread
rgds
zarif

Magician - 15 Sep 2003 16:16 - 12 of 126

Why don't all of you stop following the 'Muppet's Index' i.e. the Dow Jones and start following a real trader's index like the S+P or the Nasdaq Composite ??

As for not using technicals and concentrating on sentiment indicators, I'd add bulletin boards and chat rooms to the list of indicators worth following - just do the opposite once everyone is an expert as to why it's going up/down !

All the above sites look ok although get a bit fed up with all the adverts all over the place !




snoball - 15 Sep 2003 16:51 - 13 of 126

Magician,
It's rare to get a consencus on a BB.
Having said that the number of bears on
the US Traders thread is amazing considering
the direction of the Dow & S&P so your hypothesis
has a lot going for it.

zarif - 15 Sep 2003 17:17 - 14 of 126

magician:
can you give ideas as to where can get good ( free sites) to get Ta analysis etc. AND you are quite right in your comments as we all at timesw conform to "herd mentality"
rgds zarif

fredbear - 15 Sep 2003 20:00 - 15 of 126

zarif


heres some to get started on the sentiment side.

www.sentiment.com


this long term II chart may be of interest.

http://www.decisionpoint.com/dp_news/030619_News.html



and here a usefull reference for the tech basics(said through clenched teeth! ;)

http://www.equis.com/Education/TAAZ/?page=6

http://www.incrediblecharts.com/index.htm (well worth a look for example trades) etc



DOW! Muppet index!! thats far to kind!! an instrument for wall street to shaft joe schmoe at every given may be closer. ;)



Make way make way for mighty DOWWWW... keeps on going up but feck knows HOWWWW!! :>

zarif - 16 Sep 2003 00:52 - 16 of 126

fredbear,
thanking you for the links that u gave me. very helpful
thanks again
zarif

Magician - 16 Sep 2003 09:59 - 17 of 126

Hi Zarif !

In my experience you get what you pay for ! I've found that on a lot of the free sites the info's not actually that helpful or too vague etc.

For TA I'd start with the charting package on E-trade's system - it's a reasonably basic system - if u want something a bit more advanced then ESignal seems to cover most things. As for financial sites there are tons out there, but most are #### ! 1 i've found useful over time is the harry hindsight service - it's not a tip site - they trade their own money - that's what i like ie not just sitting there spouting crap ! Site has good technical levels and analysis of what's going on. Think they still run a free trial then u have to pay monthly. Having said that - they've saved my skin a few times now so don't mind paying.

M.

zarif - 16 Sep 2003 11:01 - 18 of 126

dear M,
can u give me the URl for the harry hindsight service.
rgds zarif

Magician - 16 Sep 2003 11:14 - 19 of 126

yes zarif - is www.harryhindsight.com

M.

zarif - 19 Sep 2003 10:49 - 20 of 126

hi, anybody out there use the betting company called spreadex financial. please let me know your views and any other companies that are good value for money and service.
by the way how is dow going to perform today????

rgds
zarif

jules99 - 19 Sep 2003 11:00 - 21 of 126

Hi Zarif/Magician/FredBear....

Site info useful...thanks very much, will check them out ltr, I cant help you on your question Zarif, but maybe someone can tell me marks OUTOF/10 for CFD BROKERS...

IFX
CMC
ING

Can you tell me from your experience who gives best service overall and prices IYOH...much appreciated ..

Jules99.

zarif - 19 Sep 2003 11:15 - 22 of 126

jules99
good morning,
great idea let us add a few more to the list and divide them into cfd and spread betting firms and then give them marks out of ten.

company: COMMENT: MARKS:CFD MARKS : SB NOTE:
IGINDEX GOOD SERVICE 7 4 VERY HEAVY ON SPREAD MARGIN
SPREADEX MICKEY MOUSE 2 2 CAN DO 1P NET TO TRY POSITION

RGDS
ZARIF

NB: SEND ANY USEFUL SITES ETC

snoball - 19 Sep 2003 12:30 - 23 of 126

The market is bullish.

Check this out The bullish percent Index: http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/SC.web?c=$BPNYA,uu[h,a]daclyyay[pb5][vc60][iLl14]&pref=G

The Dow broke above the 55 day high yesterday.

zarif - 19 Sep 2003 12:53 - 24 of 126

snoball:
brilliant information and i think that you must put the site address for all
the newbies and oldies to bookmark for charts etc. I have not done it as it is yours to give them.

thanks again
rgds
zarif

richstuch - 19 Sep 2003 13:11 - 25 of 126

I find the Charles Schwab Europe site quite useful for TA. The charts are a little small but you can display multiple indicators and shares on the same graph. There is also a basic glossary of all the indicators which gives you the theory behind their use.

www.schwab-worldwide.com/europe

Rich

zarif - 19 Sep 2003 13:31 - 26 of 126

richstuch:
very good site and informative

also try

sardines plaice.com

rgds
zarif

zarif - 19 Sep 2003 14:26 - 27 of 126

another great site which has interactive tutorials ,signal generators etc and is giving 30days free trial. I just checked it out looks very very good

www.tradingsolutions.com

go for it and get the free down load as it has got tutorials etc on it

rgds
zarif

jules99 - 19 Sep 2003 14:51 - 28 of 126

Thanks for info again..

zarif also try this US site for news...

http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/

cheers.

Jules99.
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