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Traders Thread & Thoughts - Monday 19th January (MONI)     

Crocodile - 18 Jan 2004 11:58

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Ebookers Online travel agency says its gross sales for the December quarter beat market expectations and January trading has begun well across most of its business. Courts household furniture said the weak dollar had hit sales and it was reviewing strategic options.

Monsoon fashion retailer said sales in the five weeks to January 3 were two percent up on the previous year, in line with its expectations of its Christmas trading performance.

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Melnibone - 19 Jan 2004 10:18 - 41 of 65

I'm the same Testex. The best option is sometimes to do nothing.
Over-trading when in doubt usually costs me money.

It shouldn't really do much today with the US closed.
Just whipsaw about IMHO.

If the US doesn't plough on above 10600 tomorrow then I
reckon that TP will have got it right and we revisit 4450 on the FTSE.

Melnibone.

ThePlayboy - 19 Jan 2004 10:21 - 42 of 65

Mel-not got much right this morning, -10 looser ftse, shorting gap up as never chase ready to buy dip , turned into one big gap up so far, stuck to my stop loss policy saved me another 17 at teh top!

Stan - 19 Jan 2004 10:23 - 43 of 65

Its'probably me, but is the stockwatch working ok with you lot this morning please?

IanT(MoneyAM) - 19 Jan 2004 10:27 - 44 of 65

Stan,

what exactly is the problem you are getting with stockwatch. The system is working fine at the moment.



Regards

Ian

little woman - 19 Jan 2004 10:30 - 45 of 65

I rang D4F to be told they are aware of the problem and are working on it. The only thing they can offer me is to deal over the phone (which I have to pay for).

The spreads have widened too - on both sides, not just one!

Melnibone - 19 Jan 2004 10:31 - 46 of 65

TP, we all get it wrong sometimes, look at my miserable
performance last week.

Stick to your winning strategy, as you are doing with your stop loss,
and you'll soon be back on track.

I've no compunction with cutting positions and taking losses
when I've lost the plot. Works out best in the long run, better
than being in self denial like the punters you read about that
lose their entire stake through fear.

Melnibone.

ThePlayboy - 19 Jan 2004 11:01 - 47 of 65

testex on days like today you,ll be up by not trading today, easy to loose on US hols, off out now!

Melnibone - 19 Jan 2004 11:04 - 48 of 65

Paint, that reminds me, my porch ceiling still needs its last
coat.

Might take this opportunity to get it done and store
up a few browny points with Mrs. Melnibone.

I see we've just had a little squeeze higher.
I wonder if a few Bears went in early and stopped out
when it started to go higher again?

Easy day to lose money, this.

Melnibone.

Melnibone - 19 Jan 2004 11:11 - 49 of 65

There's an old saying that says you should never short
a dull market.

Seeing as I've no intention of chasing these longs, that
doesn't leave me a whole lot of options.

Anyone looking at the Ex Divis on Wednesday with a view
to picking some up today or tomorrow?

Melnibone.

Melnibone - 19 Jan 2004 11:23 - 50 of 65

Exactly my own thoughts, Testex.
Chart looks a bit toppy at the mo.

BLND looks even toppier.

See what tomorrow brings I reckon, there's no rush today.

Melnibone.

Stan - 19 Jan 2004 13:37 - 51 of 65

Ian,

All sorted, It was me as i had thought.

I had a plugin missing.

Back to normal now.

Regards

Stan.

little woman - 19 Jan 2004 13:53 - 52 of 65

Still having problems - my statement tonight should be interesting!

Melnibone - 19 Jan 2004 14:54 - 53 of 65

Still looking at IMT Testex, undecided at the mo.

They keep tracking down cheaper on an up day.

Melnibone.

Melnibone - 19 Jan 2004 15:04 - 54 of 65

You've convinced me. Only an hour and a bit left for trading and
anyone buying for the Divi tomorrow morning will push the price
up.

In IMT at 1080.

Melnibone.

Melnibone - 19 Jan 2004 15:19 - 55 of 65

Sounds good.

Heard on Bloomberg that Tom. H reckons that the US markets
nearly always go higher the day after a Holiday.

If this is true then all the indices will break to new
highs at these levels and who is going to short the start
of a breakout?

Decided I couldn't be bothered painting the porch ceiling.
Have moved the laptop to the kitchen to monitor the action and am getting my
Brownie Points by doing the ironing. :-)

Melnibone.

Melnibone - 19 Jan 2004 15:24 - 56 of 65

Interesting, GSK back down to my sell price and SHEL
appears to be doing the same. :-))

Looks like I might be getting back to the market rhythm.

Melnibone.

Melnibone - 19 Jan 2004 15:57 - 57 of 65

Well, now there's a thing.

I could now buy back both GSK and SHEL cheaper.

Seeing as I lost the rhythm on these two last week
probably best if I leave them alone.

Got my eye on SBRY again, it's back to the bottom of the
uptrend channel.

Melnibone.

Melnibone - 19 Jan 2004 16:27 - 58 of 65

Yep, in profit already and it hasn't even started the
pre-divi buying day yet. :-))

Melnibone.

little woman - 19 Jan 2004 16:31 - 59 of 65

My account is still not right!

little woman - 19 Jan 2004 16:53 - 60 of 65

I have rang the back office, and the said it out of their hands and would get sorted eventually.
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