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toluxa1: Na now you just dey post this oneLol. I'm not trading indices this week. I just feel I should share it for una. |
Hi all, I heard that the german bond increased by 1.43% and that Spain has asked for a bail-out of 100bnEuro. The Spanish index and the german index would rise today. The Asian markets also rose this morning. |
The month of June has always been a month of profits but this week is the most perilous. |
AjanleKoko: What about companies importing olive oil?hahaha. |
prince123: so if it gets to 2830,,what should one do,,rise or fall for 0dayRise. As you keep your eyes on BOM, check the news too for changes in the market. |
prince123: so bro how can you wait till it hits the lowest range before you trade,,you know Bom allows now trade if you will set it at 0day,,but if not you have to go a future bet,,which by then there will be changes in price level,,and what is the range,,any ideaPrince, for indices,the best bet is 0 days. Because the market either ends in profit or loss. Ihis is the range today for NASDAQ 2,814.80 - 2,845.24. It can go above or below the range but you can wait till it hits 2830. |
Looking at Bloomberg's website now, the buyers are beating the sellers in the US. Obama is making a speech concerning the US economy right now. He said "Housing market is 'stabilizing'". He also said "Congress Must Act as Europe Puts Drag on U.S. Economy". |
Oh yeah. For clarity sake; US Tech Composite Index = NASDAQ. Wall Street Index = Dow Jones Industrial Average US Tech 500 = S and P 500. |
ayox2003: The news just came out. |
ayox2003: Yes. You are correct. Still waiting for one more news before I conclude.The news just came out. 1)U.S. April Wholesale Inventories Rise 0.6%, Sales Climb by 1.1%. 2)Nasdaq Wins Kraft Foods Stock Listing From Rival NYSE. If u are yet to place your bets like me, Nasdaq will rise a little today but wait till it hits the lowest range before you trade. Others may not fall so low, too. |
jammer777: It means the demand for dollar came out weak which can also translate to lower investments in the market. so, a fall is expected.Yes. You are correct. Still waiting for one more news before I conclude. All, get your news at www.bloomberg.com and www.forexfactory.com. Click on the news tab on both sites and always reload the page. |
Latest news says: US Trade Data shows a FALL in the import and export by 4.9%. This news does not need any analysis as it is self explanatory. |
toluxa1: I don't think, I think in situations like these, investors are more concerned with getting RETURN OF THEIR INVESTMENT than RETURN ON THEIR INVESTMENT. Nowhere is save at the moment so I'll be hard for the US to float today.... Time will tell sha. |
toluxa1: I don't think, I think in situations like these, investors are more concerned with getting RETURN OF THEIR INVESTMENT than RETURN ON THEIR INVESTMENT. Nowhere is save at the moment so I'll be hard for the US to float today.... Time will tell sha.Hmmm. That was why I said the markets would be based on sentiments -personal convictions. ![]() Plus, some investors are keen on making money on the temporary rise and fall of the markets. So they might wanna take advantage. |
nairakobo: It is now on 6,118.96Have you entered, Sir? |
mkmyers45:Ofcourse. You're right. |
nairakobo: It is now on 6,118.96Oh...posted about that 2hours ago for the 50mins trade. But you can aswell enter now IF THE CHART IS CURRENTLY RISING. |
pappy2000: Never forget that Bernake cares abt d marketOfcourse. He wants the market to de-leverage itself. Printing money to save the economy is not the best way out. Europeans want to shift their responsibility to the US. EU should take care of themselves first. mkmyers45: - Full Bailout Deal details falling shortWell, I can boldly say that sentiments would affect today's market. Some investors might be looking to invest in the US today since ALL markets are down. Plus, some few days ago, Europe and Asia went down but US was the only one not affect. Although its LIKELY it fall short, anyway. |
pappy2000: I am happy that people can now dissrct market,but[b] d question is what will happen in american session[/b]I think there would be sell-outs too because Bernanke did not help matters yesterday at all. As soon as he ended his speech yesterday the NASDAQ and S and P 500 started a big sell-out. Olympus in Japan also announced that they would be laying-off 2700 staffs by 2014 and I think this would shrink the S and P 500. Coupled with the fact that the German Trade Data came out far below expectation. Sentiments has a role to play in the US indices today. But it looks like red in US Indices until another counter-information comes out. |
toluxa1: DThe thread is still gonna be available but we wont be able to post on it any longer. ![]() *Just copy and paste* |
mkmyers45: Season 2 thingz....Thought it would hit 100pages watermark before we create the season 2 ![]() |
Today's European loss is a BIG GAIN for us. Oops..London bridge is also falling DOWN!!! The US indices are still waiting. *smiles* Great Weekend already!!!! ![]() |
Today's European crunch is a BIG GAIN. Great Weekend already!!!! ![]() |
I forgot to add that before u place ur bet, know what the next tick should look like. Speculations for the German index for today falls within the range of 6,079.35 - 6,105.18. At the moment, as I'm writing this, its at 6,082. So its advisable to wait till it rises up a little before you trade. |
mckemsoc: German Index, French index and UK index will all FALL today.The German Trade Data came out this morning and the export fell by 1.7%. The French are also in budget deficit. The UK may/may not be affected. But the German and French indices are way to go. |
pappy2000: I love ur fundamental analysis but the reason u lost is that Benarke s comment .He testified before congress,I have learnt early that when Fed Chairman testifies in congress Idont trade,becos markets wants to hear qe3 i am sure Benarke is smart enough to know what to say,although he cares abt d market,so it is becos of d non hawkish statement that u lostTrue. Most EUR pairs also fell immediately the news came out. Investors wanted stimulus and he didnt say anything about it. Ofcourse, money printing should not be what pushes the market. Market must thrive through buying and selling of goods and services. Anyway, they are doing more of talking and less of action. They must act quickly to save their economy. |
Hi all, The US Indices just closed and I lost ALL the my trades today. I lost those trades because I entered the market quite late. The best time for a trader to enter the market is when the market opens. If BOM doesnt permit at that time, its advisable one quits. Although all my technical and fundamental analysis were correct, I still lost. Yesterday, I placed 4 bets that the US indices would rise and I won them all because I entered at the "vanguard" of the market. Just felt I should share this for those who trade the INDICES. Sukiyo/Sagapo. |
Rhapsody!:When the index is high, it means atleast 50% of the companies in that index performed well. Other coys might lose too. But the overall performance/average would be high. Note: when the index is high, it means there are more buyers in the share of each company in that index than the sellers. Sukiyo/Sagapo. |
Hmmmm...what will come out of it? |
Rhapsody!:Straight to the answers. 1)No. Whenever the country's stock market index is high, it doesn't mean the stocks are low. It means the economy of that country is booming and that people are buying that stock because they believe in the company. Just like your Nike snickers, it keeps selling because people love the brand and even when the prices increase, people still buy buy buy!!! For instance, if the Dow Jones Industrial Average of the US is high, I means the industrial economy of the US is good for investment and people are buying the shares of the companies in Dow Jones. Don't sweat about Dow Jones. I'll explain more in my subsequent answer. Note: The three main indices in the US are NASDAQ, Dow Jones Industrial Average, S and P 500. 2)So-many things make-up the index of each country. First off, indices are a collection different stock markets of different companies. If you want a clearer understanding of what index means, picture this: The DOW Jones is a collection of the 30 largest Companies in the US. Companies on the Dow Jones include Microsoft, Chevron, Coca-Cola, WalMart, Bank of America, Exxon Mobil and so on. Each Company has its share price on the stock market. The Dow Jones index is the summation of all those prices divided by a divisor. Note:The Divisor used to be 30(like calculating an arithmetic average) but its not anymore. Its have been changed so that it wont look like a simple arithmetic. Plus, the changes was needed because of the fluctuations in market price and dividends of each company. 3)The basic idea is that, when a country's stock market index rises, the confidence in that country grows as well, leading to an inflow of funds from foreign investors. This makes the foreign investors demand for the country's currency before they can do business in the country, making the currency to be stronger versus other foreign currencies. Contrary-wise, when a country's stock market index market falls, confidence in the country's economy falls, causing investors to convert their invested funds back into their own local currencies All markets(indices and Forex) are affected by the news and reports. If the report is good, the market flourishes and if not, the market shrinks. 4)No. The US currency cannot fly up as it likes. The economy drives it. If the economy is good and more people are employed, then more investors can come in because employed individuals would be able to pay for goods and services. The US is a world player and if her economy crumbles, it doesn't mean others would. But it would affect others negatively. Cos Americans wont be able to buy good imported from Asia and Europe. Therefore slow growth would be recorded in those countries. 5) I can't say. Watch Bloomberg TV.*smiles* DISCLAIMER: I HAD TO PUT THIS ON A WHOLE PAGE FOR RECORD PURPOSES. THESE ARE GOOD QUESTIONS WE ALL CAN LEARN FROM. Sukiyo/Sagapo. |
Rhapsody!:5) I can't say. Watch Bloomberg TV.*smiles* ![]() Sukiyo/Sagapo. |
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