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US market is giving up it’s gains from yesterday

US market is giving up it's gains from yesterday

Yesterday we saw a tremendous rally on the US front after the Fed cut interest rates 0.75 basis points. Today, I got home a tad late due to delays with the London Underground system and also due to the time differences, the US market closes at 8pm GMT meaning that I have a hour less trading time. Trading part time is extremely difficult. Coming home from a full days work to turning on the computer again and staring at the charts. It's work once again but I do love it. Yes, I get extremely

March 19, 2008 No Comments Full Story

Keeping the emotions under control – daytrading the S&P

Keeping the emotions under control - daytrading the S&P

Today was Fed day and I had come home after the announcement. I'm always a little wary of what the Fed does to the market but I entered long at 131000 after stochastics had turned upwards with a target of 132000. This hit target in a matter of minutes for 40 prices!! Hoorah! I kept on thinking to take profit at 10 points and would obviously be kicking myself if I had. The market has since gone up further, another 40+ prices and still moving.. So, 40 prices taken.. I managed to keep contro

March 18, 2008 2 Comments Full Story

Almost a full day’s trading

Almost a full day's trading

I had a day off from work today and I thought I'd try and sit through a whole session trading. However, what happened was that I traded the FTSE in the morning, then went out for lunch and then back in the evening again. I traded the FTSE early in the morning It was a quick 10 minute trade where I went long at around 5500 (nice round number) and then exited 20 points later at 5520. As you know, I like stochastics a lot and the timing of the entry and exit were due to the stochastics cr

March 17, 2008 No Comments Full Story

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