Posted by Better Trader on 05/20/2013 at 09:31 AM in FTSE 100, S&P 500, Technical Analysis | Permalink | Comments (0)
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Cash prices
| 4th resistance | 6770 | Previous support line |
| 3rd resistance | 6754 | 2007 high |
| 2nd resistance | 6739 | Resistance line |
| 1st resistance | 6727 | Yesterday's high |
| 1st support | 6670 | Yesterday's low |
| 2nd support | 6632 | Previous resistance line |
| 3rd support | 6628 | 55-90min moving average |
| 4th support | 6535 | 38.2% Fib retracement |
| 5th support | 6419 | Previous resistance line |
| 6th support | 6417 | 61.8% Fib retracement |
| 7th support | 6403 | Previous resistance line |
| 8th support | 6345 | Support line |
| 9th support | 6252 | Support line |
| 10th support | 6225 | Previous low |
| 11th support | 6077 | 200-day moving average |
| 12th support | 6000 | Support line |
If you are short:
1st resistance at 6727 (Friday's high). Weak stop loss above that level.
2nd resistance at 6739 (resistance line). Fair stop loss above that level.
3rd resistance at 6754 (2007 high). Strong stop loss above that level.
If you are long:
1st support at 6670 (Friday's low). Weak stop loss below that level.
2nd support at 6628 (55-90min moving average). Fair stop loss below that level.
3rd support at 6535 (38.2% Fib retracement). Strong stop loss below that level.Posted by Better Trader on 05/20/2013 at 07:58 AM in FTSE 100, Key Levels, Stop Losses | Permalink | Comments (0)
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By The Disciplined Trader
As the markets climb higher I have sat on the sidelines and watched this amazing run up. Yesterday’s short-lived decline in the FTSE 100, on bad economic data, came after a 10-day winning streak and the markets have resumed higher today. It feels like nothing can derail this mighty bull. Calls for a correction are growing louder and what I find troublingis that despite the bad economic data the markets just don’t seem to care.
In the last two days there have been four reports that were worse than expected: EU GDP; US industrial production; US housing starts and US jobless claims. Yet people continue to buy this dreary news!
Ignorance of the broader macro picture has been blissfully rewarding, but why? It could be the sense of security offered by perpetual stimulus, but isn’t that too good to be true? Apparently not for the stock market, it’s become a one-way bet as echoes of 1999 eerily spring to mind. I was trading technology stocks back then.The market kept rising day-after-day, bad news was ignored and complacency became the norm. Until finally, on a normal trading day in the year 2000, momentum ground to a halt, the bandwagon back-fired, buyers stopped buying and the stock market crashed back to earth. It was something I’ll never forget. So ‘let the buyer beware’in 2013 that if this irrational behaviour continues, we could see another crash soon.
Therein lies a warning from our stock market past and I have learned that this type of behaviour is dangerous – the illusion of a healthy market is but that - the facts are very different! I believe the markets are overshooting to the upside, so I will remain on the sidelines until I spot a good opportunity, the obvious resistance in the FTSE being the July 2007 high of 6754.
The Disciplined Trader is an average guy who has little fundamental knowledge of the financial markets, yet he consistently makes money trading. He simply applies the basic rules of trading discussed in bettertrader.co.uk and executes his trading techniques applying great discipline.
Posted by Better Trader on 05/17/2013 at 02:36 PM in FTSE 100, S&P 500, The Disciplined Trader | Permalink | Comments (0)
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Posted by Better Trader on 05/17/2013 at 07:53 AM in FTSE 100, S&P 500, Technical Analysis | Permalink | Comments (0)
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Cash prices
| 4th resistance | 6754 | 2007 high |
| 3rd resistance | 6742 | Previous support line |
| 2nd resistance | 6728 | Resistance line |
| 1st resistance | 6702 | Yesterday's high |
| 1st support | 6669 | Yesterday's low |
| 2nd support | 6631 | Previous resistance line |
| 3rd support | 6579 | 55-90min moving average |
| 4th support | 6519 | 38.2% Fib retracement |
| 5th support | 6426 | Previous resistance line |
| 6th support | 6407 | 61.8% Fib retracement |
| 7th support | 6396 | Previous resistance line |
| 8th support | 6328 | Support line |
| 9th support | 6249 | Support line |
| 10th support | 6225 | Previous low |
| 11th support | 6067 | 200-day moving average |
| 12th support | 5993 | Support line |
If you are short:
1st resistance at 6702 (yesterday's high). Weak stop loss above that level.
2nd resistance at 6728 (resistance line). Fair stop loss above that level.
3rd resistance at 6742 (previous support line). Strong stop loss above that level.
If you are long:
1st support at 6669 (yesterday's low). Weak stop loss below that level.
2nd support at 6631 (previous resistance line). Fair stop loss below that level.
3rd support at 6579 (55-90min moving average). Strong stop loss below that level.Posted by Better Trader on 05/16/2013 at 07:59 AM in FTSE 100, Key Levels, Stop Losses | Permalink | Comments (0)
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Posted by Better Trader on 05/16/2013 at 07:45 AM in FTSE 100, S&P 500, Technical Analysis | Permalink | Comments (0)
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Posted by Better Trader on 05/16/2013 at 07:39 AM in Binary, FTSE 100 | Permalink | Comments (0)
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Cash prices
| 4th resistance | 6754 | 2007 high |
| 3rd resistance | 6742 | Previous support line |
| 2nd resistance | 6725 | Resistance line |
| 1st resistance | 6686 | Yesterday's high |
| 1st support | 6622 | Previous resistance line |
| 2nd support | 6618 | Yesterday's low |
| 3rd support | 6554 | 55-90min moving average |
| 4th support | 6510 | 38.2% Fib retracement |
| 5th support | 6429 | Previous resistance line |
| 6th support | 6401 | 61.8% Fib retracement |
| 7th support | 6391 | Previous resistance line |
| 8th support | 6327 | Support line |
| 9th support | 6248 | Support line |
| 10th support | 6225 | Previous low |
| 11th support | 6062 | 200-day moving average |
| 12th support | 5992 | Support line |
If you are short:
1st resistance at 6686 (yesterday's high). Weak stop loss above that level.
2nd resistance at 6725 (resistance line). Fair stop loss above that level.
3rd resistance at 6742 (previous support line). Strong stop loss above that level.
If you are long:
1st support at 6618 (yesterday's low). Weak stop loss below that level.
2nd support at 6554 (55-90min moving average). Fair stop loss below that level.
3rd support at 6510 (38.2% Fib retracement). Strong stop loss below that level.Posted by Better Trader on 05/15/2013 at 08:00 AM in FTSE 100, Key Levels, Stop Losses | Permalink | Comments (0)
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