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Sorry for the re-send - forgot to paste the letter in!!
Bill:
I would like to receive your gif files now & in future. You can create a
list
of traders that do NOT receive your emails and send the files directly BUT
all
at once to avoid a mass of mails back to you. Easy to do and may save alot
of
your time.
Lynn
Just had this very good response. Seems a good idea and will save me a lot
of effort.
Anyone who wants to put themselves on the list, please reply - with the
above heading - and I will create just that!
In about a month's time, I should have a web page which I have been offered,
so that I can use that instead and save the problems. I quite understand
(now!) why the server cannot accept .gif files, because if they are
continually sent on subjects that are not relevant to most, it is extra
downloading time for nothing.
By the way, somebody asked me what I meant by the bonds leading the S&P in
the opposite direction. Short answer, put up a 5 minute chart with one over
the other and you will see exactly what I mean. It is not something that
you can trade off, so much as trend off, but when you have them actually
ticking away in real time, it is amazing how often there is enough of a lead
by the bonds to show you what the Spoo is going to do next. Whether you
have the ability to get to the pits and back in time to profit from this is
another matter. If it was the other way round, you would have all the time
in the world, wouldn't you?!!!
Yesterday was the so often 'slow and boring Monday on the bonds' and the
.gif I have of the Spoo underneath it, is not exciting either - enough to
wrong foot and whipsaw you out of your lethargy... until!
You see, the bonds did, as the Friday up-thrust suggested it might, sell off
to start with, by closing the small gap and producing a few lack lustre
ticks. The rest of the morning it spent the time forming an intraday
wedge, from which it broke out of the 'wrong' side, but in accordance with
the up-thrust pressure. The Bond breakout spurred the Spoo into action in
the opposite direction - as would be expected these days.
The boys in the Spoo pit would have spotted it, don't you worry... But the
filled gap and the bracketed wedge puts bread on the table with rather less
stress - and even on a boring day the tremendous liquidity is there for the
multiple contracts.
It's all good fun!
Bill Eykyn
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