agnosia wrote:sold half for +4.5. could be a kiss of the trendline before heading lower? we're probably headed higher though.
playing crude from the long side until yesterday's close is taken out (95.52)
I think crude reached the high at 96.87 and is heading toward $95.23
possibly but i will trade what i see now. the fact that we didn't take out yesterdays close is telling. also 200sma at 95.10 has now become strong support.
Cobra wrote:target failed. Here's another target, not sure the winning rate.
Hi Cobra, I think this target was very well defined, any chances it gets revisited in the closing hour?
Now the volume seems to be really light, but the market goes up nevertheless, somehow strange....
statistically, today's high will be revisited within day or two, not necessarily today though. there's always exception as well.
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Cobra wrote:target failed. Here's another target, not sure the winning rate.
Hi Cobra, I think this target was very well defined, any chances it gets revisited in the closing hour?
Now the volume seems to be really light, but the market goes up nevertheless, somehow strange....
statistically, today's high will be revisited within day or two, not necessarily today though. there's always exception as well.
Thanks, Cobra. But it seems that we always got exceptions nowadays.
not on the upside.
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SB73 wrote:Absolutely nasty candles on the European markets. Fib info looks like shorts to me...guessing this will be a two legged pullback.
Maybe... not too sure about that though.
If (when) Berlusconi takes a hike, the European markets will rocket on the "good news". After all, Greece was saved, right?