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Traders Thread & Thoughts - Monday 26th January (AVN)     

Crocodile - 25 Jan 2004 12:41

UK 9:15am Futures FTSE -14 DAX -14 DOW -17 S&P -1.2 Nasdaq -1.5

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joey123 - 25 Jan 2004 20:18 - 6 of 43

DVR looks a decent punt short term anyone have any views on FFA?

Fundamentalist - 25 Jan 2004 21:03 - 7 of 43

An article on GSK in todays Sunday Times, the IRS have now conducted taped interviews with Paul Girolami with regards to the potential 3bn in back taxes they are claiming, in case he is not still alive once the trial takes place. This may well put some more downward pressure on the share price tomorrow.

ThePlayboy - 25 Jan 2004 21:11 - 8 of 43

Updated 1/23 for Monday's market.
Key DOW Levels for 1/26
UP Above 10,660
DN Below 10,500

Downside Break
Dow breaks consolidation to downside, trends lower to the Close.

From prior commentary, "...The formation of the consolidation at the highs is a positive sign, and implies a continuation higher in the medium term...A downside break from the consolidation, however, is still possible and would likely result in a break back below key resistance..."
The Dow opened the session quietly today and traded sideways within the consolidation boundaries before finally getting a big downside break later in the session, seen in the 15 Minute Chart. The downside break from the consolidation sparked a steady move lower, resulting in a 55 point loss.

Looking at the 60 Minute Chart shows that the index has broken back below resistance at 10,600, which could extend the time that the index spends within the wide, ill-formed trading range, which spans from 10,375 to 10,660.

As mentioned before, the index is very likely to remain within the current overall uptrend that began in late November, seen in the Daily Chart. A downside break of the major lower trend line at 10,500 would cause either a steep sell-off or the formation of a very wide trading range at the highs. Watch 10,500 closely Monday.

Short Term Dow

Short term, the Dow ended the day right at short term resistance at 10,568, seen in the 1 Minute Chart. Watch this level closely, using it as a fulcrum at the Open.

Medium Term Dow

In the medium term, we closed Longs in the market at 10,600, giving us a 40 point gain for the trade. We then entered the market Short at 10,600 and are still in the position. We will continue to hold stops at the entry for Monday's market and will stay Short below 10,500. We will look for Longs above 10,660, with 20 point stops.

NASDAQ & S&P

The NASDAQ and S&P each sold off the day's highs, leading to a steady downtrend the remainder of the session. Each index may now have formed wider trading ranges, which could hold near term action. *

Summary

The Dow got the downside break from the consolidation this morning, which sent the index into a day-long downtrend. Look for a continuation lower if 10,500 is breached Monday. Otherwise, look for continued movement within the given range.

ThePlayboy - 25 Jan 2004 21:12 - 9 of 43

MONDAYS FTSE PP

R2 4506
r1 4483
pp 4461
s1 4438
s2 4416


Close was below Fri pp after gaining 3.9pts in the auction! 2 day chart brk out of downtrend at 4463 targets 4480, if not cont weakness back to 4440!

WEEKLY FTSE PP

R2 4570
R1 4515
PP 4477
S1 4422
S2 4383

For next week i see a pos test of 4420 (lower 3 month TL channel) if dow fails to hold 10600 but more importantly for the longer term 10550, if dow holds these levels and ftse has been over cautious and decides to close the divergence a little, a test of 4500 imho!

hijeff - 26 Jan 2004 07:17 - 10 of 43

joey DVR you want to long for the divi?

little woman - 26 Jan 2004 08:15 - 11 of 43

Morning all,

Got loads of catching up to do, and lot of chores too! Not going to do much today.

little woman - 26 Jan 2004 08:52 - 12 of 43

I keep getting e-mails from people who don't post on the bullentin boards. Although I always reply I don't think they are actually receiving them.

The only way I know for sure they will get a reply is if I find them on a thread and reply via the "send a private message" facility. But 9 out of 10 times I can't find a post, and most of the 1 out of 10 I do find, have not updated their user settings so I can "send them a private message".

So I'm not being rude - but if you don't give me a way of replying - I can't!

ThePlayboy - 26 Jan 2004 08:52 - 13 of 43

well looks like thats me done for the day, tgts hit at 80 on gap up now 40 lower tgt, nice ftse range for a change:)

little woman - 26 Jan 2004 08:58 - 14 of 43

Good for you PB, I was going switch my short FTSE to a long, but it keeps dropping.

I'm trying to remember to actually deal what I think, rather than only one or the other!

Melnibone - 26 Jan 2004 09:36 - 15 of 43

Morning all,

Well done TP. I'm having a leisurely start to the day myself.
Still wondering if I'm going to get the 4380/4400 I'm looking for.

As posted last night, DVR seems to be having low volumes.
3 trades already! Lol. I've seen more liquidity in some AIM stocks.

Hope you are right about a nice drop for GSK, Fundamentalist.
Could do with picking some up nice and cheap.

Melnibone.

ThePlayboy - 26 Jan 2004 09:43 - 16 of 43

melnibone-thx, only trading certain hours now, in conjunction with other traders confirming my thoughts i now play the 4.30 to 5.30 move as the Dow can mess about until out close then move, even if it does,nt sometimes if the ftse has been oversold the futs close the gap in this time frame, last 20 sessions has a 75% success rate for a smooth 10/15 point gain using my indicators, have a look at a futs chart for this timeframe!

ThePlayboy - 26 Jan 2004 09:45 - 17 of 43

http://www.futuresource.com/charts/charts.jsp?s=LFTH04&o=&a=V%3A5&z=610x300&d=medium&b=bar&st=

Above link to fri ftse futs chart, see how Mondays pp tie in nicely with the pp

r2 4475
r1 4456
pp 4437
s1 4418
s2 4399

Fundamentalist - 26 Jan 2004 10:11 - 18 of 43

Melnibone,

little drop on GSK - I am looking to get back in but am still struggling to time it right - if it drops below 1180 that is my current target. Do you also trade Astra Xeneca - any views prior to Thursdays results?

little woman - 26 Jan 2004 10:14 - 19 of 43

Been over to the Traders room. FKI apparently are going ex div tommorrow (for what is thought is the last time!) Many are going short on this one. DYOR

Melnibone - 26 Jan 2004 10:21 - 20 of 43

Hi little woman, not surprised they're shorting FKI.
See my points further up the thread on this one.

Alice in Wonderland price on this stock IMHO.

REf DVR, spread is too wide and liquidity is too low for me.

Ref IAP(ICAP), too close to 1600p and spread none too clever either.

Melnibone.

Melnibone - 26 Jan 2004 10:27 - 21 of 43

Hi Fundamentalist,

AZN is nice stock to trade. The price over 26 a share often gives a spread
circa 0.04%.

The current gyrations in the price are fairly volatile. There seems to
be some sort of Bull/Bear battle going on at the moment. Would not
want to get caught the wrong way if one of them wins.:-)

I prefer GSK.

Melnibone

hijeff - 26 Jan 2004 11:00 - 22 of 43

DVR now 2 point spread against 30+ first thing.

Crocodile - 26 Jan 2004 11:36 - 23 of 43

Parmalat debt now raised to $14 Billion, nearly as bad as my credit cards after Xmas.

little woman - 26 Jan 2004 14:15 - 24 of 43

FTSE seems to be moving sideways.

D4F spreads are getting worse again. Can't make up my mind to either stop trading CFD's or move my account.

ThePlayboy - 26 Jan 2004 14:19 - 25 of 43

lw only one way to trade ftse on a daily basis and thats with direct access imho, sber only good for longer term!
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