Welcome back everybody! I just returned from my longest holidays in many years. And it looks like the best trading action of the year started just after I left and lasted for whole that period... Coincidence? :-)
Fortunately charts tell us, that it should last for at least some time to come:
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albert
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Well, I was not prepared for that sharp price move up at 9:00 AM, presmably caused by the ISM manufacturing report. And I even read ECONODAY! Back to the drawing board.
Good Trading,
Al Kamego
Good Trading,
Al Kamego
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rat89
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I was thinking the same thing jarek
Originally posted by jarek
That .447 is kind of a magic number - bulls gave up after 3 unsuccessful attempts:
JI
jimkane
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I use this Al:
http://www.briefing.com/Investor/Calendars/Economic/
I find it misses very little. I always want to be ready for a big report.
http://www.briefing.com/Investor/Calendars/Economic/
I find it misses very little. I always want to be ready for a big report.
Originally posted by albert
Well, I was not prepared for that sharp price move up at 9:00 AM, presmably caused by the ISM manufacturing report. And I even read ECONODAY! Back to the drawing board.
Good Trading,
Al Kamego
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jimkane
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Al, I just looked at Econoday, and it showed the ISM. Did you mean you just didn't see that, or didn't expect such a response? I generally don't 'intraday swing trade' (i.e. 'daytrade') trade through any potentially 'big' report. An exception might be if I already have a lot of cushion and I expect the response to more likely be in the direction of my play. I don't do it often.






