that he'll step down as Labour leader by Sept, Lib Dems to begin
negotiations with Labour. Market doesn't like that one little bit,
pound dumps 120 pips...
"The short-term, perhaps very short-term, disaster scenario is
now off the table for EMU, and who knows, the short covering in the
Euro and related assets may run a little while longer.
The long-term disaster scenario, however, is now
guaranteed.
Despite all the bluster, given there is now a buyer in the
market of an unlimited amount of European sovereign debt, there is
no incentive for any European sovereign to follow through with
their fiscal austerity programs."
What happens is that some of the "clever" investment banks trade
off the NYSE so that they can avoid the circuit breakers that kick
in on a major down move. These are electronic trades, no human
involvement. What happened is that as the circuit breakers hit some
of these trades got shunted onto these alternate trading platforms
which had almost no volume hence the crazy prices.
Does anyone have any experience of Dynamic Trend Profile
software from Equis? I was asked about this and would appreciate
your comments. Thanks in advance!
I realize that most folks here are concerned with US markets,
but I'd still like to throw this in here, hoping for comments, so
please indulge me:
Rumour has it that BBC news teams have been told not to travel
this weekend, as they might be called in to cover the announcement
of the election date (rumoured - once again - to be 25 March). Now
what might Brown do, desperate as he is, to get quick, short-term
economic results, and how might that impact on Cable?
As always, your post is sensible and considered. I fully agree
with you. I want to make it quite clear to everyone that my
objection was NOT specifically to the opinion expressed by duesy,
but to the fact that a politically provocative statement was being
made. It doesn't make a difference whether it's left-wing or
right-wing, conservative or liberal or whatever, I simply don't
need to have the opinions of others foisted upon me... I similarly
do not care to know whether anyone here is of the opinion that
Chardonnay is viniculturally superior to Sauvingnon Blanc, or the
other way around!
Information about political events that have an influence on the
markets is a different matter altogether. For me as a European it
is very useful to get an insight from the North American members
here, and perhaps I can from time to time give you guys a bit of
information from Germany that might be helpful.
Your responses have been noted, and I shall reply to you by
private message in due course.
But Joe, an argument along the lines of "you use the word
political in it" is simply not worthy of an adult, let alone one of
your undoubted intelligence - and I mean this very sincerely: I
have great respect for your experience and market knowledge, and I
appreciate your posts in this forum!
I don't like the post and I shan't move on, because I've paid to
be a recipient of technical analysis and a participant in a forum
dedicated to trading the stock market.
Until recently we had one particular member here who would not
desist from posting his often vitriolic political opinions to the
annoyance of most of us. Eventually Matt and/or Steve deleted his
posts and the poster left the blog in a self-righteous huff. Good
riddance to him!
I for one have no desire to see this forum cluttered with
irrelevant rantings that bear no relevance to trading. Perhaps I am
alone, perhaps others will agree with me. It is your inalienable
right to have your opinion, but the rest of the world does not need
to have it foisted upon it.
The community is delayed by three days for non registered users.
Brown announces
Posted by isplat on 10th of May 2010 at 12:47 pm
that he'll step down as Labour leader by Sept, Lib Dems to begin negotiations with Labour. Market doesn't like that one little bit, pound dumps 120 pips...
From a banking insider:
More printed money
Posted by isplat on 10th of May 2010 at 07:59 am
"The short-term, perhaps very short-term, disaster scenario is now off the table for EMU, and who knows, the short covering in the Euro and related assets may run a little while longer.
The long-term disaster scenario, however, is now guaranteed.
Despite all the bluster, given there is now a buyer in the market of an unlimited amount of European sovereign debt, there is no incentive for any European sovereign to follow through with their fiscal austerity programs."
SEN TED KAUFMAN: HIGH FREQUENCY
comment from an insider:
Posted by isplat on 6th of May 2010 at 05:11 pm
SEN TED KAUFMAN: HIGH FREQUENCY TRADING APPEARS TO HAVE PLAYED A ROLE IN STOCK MARKET GYRATIONS TODAY
SEN TED KAUFMAN: "POTENTIAL FOR GIANT HIGH-SPEED COMPUTERS TO GENERATE FALSE TRADES, CREATE MARKET CHAOS REARED ITS HEAD AGAIN TODAY"
SEN TED KAUFMAN: BATTLE OF ALGORITHMS IS NOT UNDERSTOOD BY SEC, NOR IS IT TRANSPARENT TO SEC
SEN TED KAUFMAN: ALGO TRADING MUST BE CAREFULLY REVIEWED AND PLACED WITHIN MEANINGFUL REGULATORY FRAMEWORK SOON
NYSE EURONEXT CEO SAYS MANY TRADES OF PLUNGING STOCKS DURING AFTERNOON SELL-OFF DID NOT OCCUR ON THE NYSE
comment from an insider:
Posted by isplat on 6th of May 2010 at 04:33 pm
What happens is that some of the "clever" investment banks trade off the NYSE so that they can avoid the circuit breakers that kick in on a major down move. These are electronic trades, no human involvement. What happened is that as the circuit breakers hit some of these trades got shunted onto these alternate trading platforms which had almost no volume hence the crazy prices.
This will not end well
Goodness me,
Posted by isplat on 6th of May 2010 at 02:47 pm
take a look at the euro... This is serious!
GS gap...
Posted by isplat on 16th of Apr 2010 at 12:00 pm
Someone just pointed out to me that there's a nice gap waiting to be filled on the GS daily chart at about $112 - LOL!!!
Doesn't say that...
Breaking New Report: N. Korea torpedoes a South Korean ship!
Posted by isplat on 26th of Mar 2010 at 12:09 pm
just says they're investigating the possibility thereof.
Dynamic Trend Profile
Posted by isplat on 24th of Mar 2010 at 12:36 pm
Does anyone here have experience of Dynamic Trend Profile software from Equis? All comments would be appreciated!
Dynamic Trend Profile
Posted by isplat on 22nd of Mar 2010 at 04:03 pm
Does anyone have any experience of Dynamic Trend Profile software from Equis? I was asked about this and would appreciate your comments. Thanks in advance!
Dollar
Posted by isplat on 18th of Mar 2010 at 11:17 am
surging... any news?
perthx
Will market boost higher Monday???
Posted by isplat on 28th of Feb 2010 at 04:41 pm
I always enjoy reading your thoughts and analyses - they make a lot of sense. Thanks, and keep 'em coming!
DOW 15
Posted by isplat on 26th of Feb 2010 at 02:21 pm
something's gotta give...soon.
GBPUSD, UK Election
Posted by isplat on 26th of Feb 2010 at 01:46 pm
I realize that most folks here are concerned with US markets, but I'd still like to throw this in here, hoping for comments, so please indulge me:
Rumour has it that BBC news teams have been told not to travel this weekend, as they might be called in to cover the announcement of the election date (rumoured - once again - to be 25 March). Now what might Brown do, desperate as he is, to get quick, short-term economic results, and how might that impact on Cable?
perthx
so far so good #3
Posted by isplat on 24th of Feb 2010 at 02:55 pm
excellent work so far... keep the "guesses" coming, please!
DOW
Posted by isplat on 18th of Feb 2010 at 04:27 pm
ended almost exactly at 61.8% fib
Palladin
Politics
Posted by isplat on 14th of Feb 2010 at 04:33 pm
LOL!!! Great comment!
Michael
Politics
Posted by isplat on 14th of Feb 2010 at 02:19 pm
As always, your post is sensible and considered. I fully agree with you. I want to make it quite clear to everyone that my objection was NOT specifically to the opinion expressed by duesy, but to the fact that a politically provocative statement was being made. It doesn't make a difference whether it's left-wing or right-wing, conservative or liberal or whatever, I simply don't need to have the opinions of others foisted upon me... I similarly do not care to know whether anyone here is of the opinion that Chardonnay is viniculturally superior to Sauvingnon Blanc, or the other way around!
Information about political events that have an influence on the markets is a different matter altogether. For me as a European it is very useful to get an insight from the North American members here, and perhaps I can from time to time give you guys a bit of information from Germany that might be helpful.
Good trading, everybody!
jtverr, perthx
Thought for the weekend - enjoy- beware this is slightly political
Posted by isplat on 13th of Feb 2010 at 10:07 am
Your responses have been noted, and I shall reply to you by private message in due course.
But Joe, an argument along the lines of "you use the word political in it" is simply not worthy of an adult, let alone one of your undoubted intelligence - and I mean this very sincerely: I have great respect for your experience and market knowledge, and I appreciate your posts in this forum!
Have a good weekend all.
jtverr
Thought for the weekend - enjoy- beware this is slightly political
Posted by isplat on 12th of Feb 2010 at 05:43 pm
I don't like the post and I shan't move on, because I've paid to be a recipient of technical analysis and a participant in a forum dedicated to trading the stock market.
Until recently we had one particular member here who would not desist from posting his often vitriolic political opinions to the annoyance of most of us. Eventually Matt and/or Steve deleted his posts and the poster left the blog in a self-righteous huff. Good riddance to him!
I for one have no desire to see this forum cluttered with irrelevant rantings that bear no relevance to trading. Perhaps I am alone, perhaps others will agree with me. It is your inalienable right to have your opinion, but the rest of the world does not need to have it foisted upon it.
Move on.
DOW 5
Posted by isplat on 10th of Feb 2010 at 11:43 am
never broke the trendline.