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Hi GF
Good rising RSI and trend for AQP but low volume. Should be interesting to monitor at 51.88.
Thanks for pointing it out!

Cheers David lovely bowl type recovery taking place here.

I tend to always have a bank and a miner as on bad days you tend to find banks and miners moving in the same direction ie up. Check it out.

Its a kind of counter reaction to the market as a whole and keeps ones pecker up whilst all around is falling.

Thanks GF! That is interesting.
I shall check out that scenario! Do not understand why miners should do well on a bad day, but there must be a logical reason.

Well the usual saying goes that both miners and banks do well when the economy is growing..........so if you take that one step further the economy is disputably growing now therefore even if other stocks are having a lousy day miners and banks will still do well.

Hope thats clear enough david but Ive found it pan out like that by and large for the last 10 years or so.

cheers mick

re miners, it most assuredly should be true, for pretty obvious reasons, but currently the market does not want to know

Interesting to note this broker has a sp target the same as mine on the chart I drew earlier.

19 Aug

Deutsche Bank

Buy

52.00

60.00

60.00

Reiterates

One to watch for a break out.........

Another thread favourite looking to recover..........and off a double bottom.

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RUMOURS: US NFP number could be released earlier, possibly today, instead of the typical first Friday of the month

Another yielder looking up.

One for the watch list. Can it maintain the breakout?. Big volume today.

ATP (post 1022) up 6.8% atm.

Winding down my folio just 3 stocks left and they wont be their for much longer.

17th of october deadline for US debt ceiling.

If no agreement reached the market will collapse, dont take the risk or you could lose a great deal or lose everything.

Get out in a orderly and profitable fashion dont wait for the stampede.

Hi GF
I agree about 17th. I liquidated 75% of my portfolio to preserve my hard earned profits made this year. So I am sitting with a bit of cash to buy some quality shares that will be more affordable if there is a crisis. I think people are underestimating the importance of this debt ceiling. More than anything it shows the ineptness of American politics and how, even in times of crisis they cannot compromise for the greater good. But it should throw up a few bargains!

I liquidated 60% of my FTSE holdings months ago. I'll hedge the rest, good yielders, by running a short against the FTSE.

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ISG on a mission.

Looks good Skinny but Im suprised your still in the market.

Thought you would have started winding down now with all this confusion in the US.

Mind I think itl give a good buying opportunity when all is settled.

Market unfolding like I thought it would. 200day EMA given way which is a very bad sign. Warren Buffet thinks their may be an 11th hour agreement in the US others doubt this. Sorrry state of affairs by US politicians.

Looks to be support on the daily at 6200.



On the Weekly again support at 6200 but in danger of taking out the 50day EMA in the process.

Five year FTSE 100 chart........