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Posted by btr Fri, 14 Nov 2003 03:44:48 GMT
1.25 point. Two shorts at 1057.25 and 1057.5. Covered both at 1056.75 before GLOBEX nightly shutdown. Original targets were set at 1056.5 and 1056.25, but it's not worth of uncertainty leaving the short position over next session. Session low was 1056.25. There were fills at 1056.5 at this writing, but my order was not at the head of the queue anyway.Q: Between your friends in the business which I know are many and through your mentoring have you discovered one personality trait common among the most successful? A: I think Dr. Brett's post on personality and trading success confirm what... more
Got an interesting press release this morning from the Nasdaq OMX Group, which runs the Nasdaq stock exchange. more
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Asian stocks slump to their lowest levels in nearly nine months as bearish sentiment keeps a tight grip on markets more
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New worries about the health of the global economy drove U.S. stocks to their first official correction since the bull market began last March, roiling credit markets and causing big swings in currencies. more
It’s been a wild couple of weeks as the market retraced all of its “flash crash” losses and then proceeded to sink back down near the “flash crash” lows. As I suspected, the 50-day moving averages were the caps for the bounce. On the day of the flash crash I talked ab more