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FTSE 100, 250 and 5 Day Pivots - Friday 8-Aug-03 (PIVS)     

BrianTrayda - 07 Aug 2003 22:34

This is normally only in the Traders Room, but there have been requests to see it in the Investors Room as well. So just for this week it will be copied here and then revert back to the Traders Room. If you found them useful and want to continue using them, that's where they will be. If you have any questions please post a message in this thread, but I won't be able to answer them until after trading hours. If you've never come across Pivots before, then have a look at the "Reading Sites" below. Pivots can be amazingly accurate, but SHOULD NEVER BE USED ON THEIR OWN! This information is for educational use only. It is not offering any other advice, of any description or for any other purpose.
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FTSE 100 and 5 Trading Days has hyperlinks to 10 day Price/Vol Charts. Use "Back" to see pivots again.DYOR (Do Your Own Research), NAG (No Advice Given), Use At Your Own Risk, and NOT for beginners! Use with other indicators like RSI and Volume. Pivots can represent Entry/Exit points, but you should really see them as "attention grabbers" - if they get to the relevant numbers check the other indicators to decide what to do. You should not use Pivots on their own. Do not use Pivots if there is an important News item or in rapidly moving markets. To Print the Pivot list just right-click in the pivot scrollable area and select "Print" If you have Excel installed just right-click in the pivot scrollable area and select "Export To Excel" If you want to publicly post this to anywhere off the MoneyAM site ask! Reading Sites: Pivots 1 and Pivots 2 and Pivots 3

little woman - 08 Aug 2003 09:55 - 2 of 2

Thanks Brain T
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