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hence 14700/14750 i'ld guess

Well thats what youd be looking at yep.

Futures positive now but we know how volatile they have been in the last 2 week.

Confidence very fragile.

Buying now is like finding 'Fools Gold'.

so are you short anywhere, even if only as a hedge?

Was on TSCO but closed 10 mins ago +44

Being more or less on holiday i dont want to have to keep checking up on screen or would certainly have been short on a few positions a week ago.

U short on anything?.

only modest ASC and a small ftse .... confess i should have just sat on my hands having taken my profit the other day instead of being a smartarse, and now having a well-deserved smarting arse!

I got filled @6,400 last night - only my 2nd FTSE long for ages.

+44 on TSCO is impressive - year high is 388.05.

ooops yep meant + 34

US pay rolls tomorrow could decide wether we have reached current bottom.


Been reading quite a few yank sites blogs etc, and they seem pretty confident figs are going to be good.

good employment numbers = less quantative easing = fall in dow?

6380 ish next support level on FTSE. Last blue candle in March, tails both sides of body.

Then 6375 (edit) blue candle as support, March again.

Support now 6325. Bet the big wigs on the DOW are loving this.......

Blue candle in jan and feb at 6325

Wouldnt bet against 6250 being the bottom of the sell off looking at above chart.

FTSE 100 down 7.38% since May 22nd from 6840 to 6336 last night.

my gut feeling (wishful thinking?) is that the gloom about today's us numbers is overdone (see fear+greed) ...... target figure is now +150,000 down from +195,000

Gloom about todays figures!!!! most analysts I have been reading on the US sites are very upbeat towards the expectations of the non farm payrolls.

Ill be glad if someone from the FED just comes out and says QE is not in the near future going to be tapered.

The problem being the US is further up the cyclical ladder of recovery than Europe and Asia which could lead to interest rates increasing and the equilibrium of world market balance being put in a spin.

whatever the figures, they could be interpreted by the market in either direction ...... we all know that sooner or later QE will be tapered out, and from a world economy point of view, that is surely no bad thing - i.e. it indicates that the us and thus world economy is back on the up

Yep its truly a conundrum one which I cant really remember coming up against in the markets before, maybe i993 but Id have to check my historical note books.

Cyners I thought your 150,000 fig was wide of the mark I had read about....

skinny - 07 Jun 2013 08:13 - 8 of 11

U.S. hiring seen pointing to economy in need of Fed's help

WASHINGTON | Fri Jun 7, 2013 7:40am BST

(Reuters) - U.S. employers likely stepped up hiring only slightly in May, a sign the economy was growing modestly but not strongly enough to convince the Federal Reserve to scale back the amount of cash it is pumping into the banking system.

The United States probably added 170,000 jobs last month, with the unemployment rate holding steady at a lofty 7.5 percent, according to a Reuters survey of economists.