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<DIV>hi all</DIV>
<DIV>i would like to start trading the mini (at the moment i trade the ftse100)
and i wonder if someone can give me brief explanation about it ,in particular as
to the pitfalls and volatility,also if i may ask ,what is the "normal"
commission i can expect to pay for intra day
trading.
any help in respect to the above will be much appreciated</DIV>
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<DIV>arnon</DIV></BODY></HTML>
</x-html>From ???@??? Thu Mar 16 06:36:27 2000
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Subject: [RT] Re: SP and NASDAQ
Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2000 04:48:22 -0700
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Status:
NYSE model remains on a buy with bullish a/d volume and hi/lo
divergences at this week's lows. Price work suggests that SP will retest
the previous high, however probabilities do not favor any significant
move above the previous high. NASDAQ model remains on a sell, however
the trend remains up and we are probably close to a bounce. The fact
that all NASDAQ daily breadth indicators have moved into extremely
negative territory suggests that the correction will probably resume
following a bounce. Note that spring brings a seasonally unfavorable
time for tech stocks. DJ appears to be attempting a w.4 rally which
might get close to 11000. For now anyway, old economy stocks appear to
be the strongest.
Earl
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From: "Earl Adamy" <eadamy@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Sunday, March 12, 2000 8:04 AM
Subject: [RT] SP and NASDAQ
> I had a NYSE buy signal on Thursday's close, NASDAQ sell signal on
> Friday's close so it's a mixed bag. Obviously, NASDAQ is extremely
> extended and subject to a major reversal at any time, however my daily
> and weekly breadth models continue to show a reasonably healthy
market.
> Although the primary NYSE trend remains down based on 30w MA, the NYSE
> daily and weekly breadth models have been improving a bit in health
> (especially volume which is often a good early indication) and I
suspect
> we are seeing some bargain hunting among the old economy stocks. Jury
is
> still out on whether the recent bottom in the SP and DJ will hold -
> momentum at the last low suggests not, however I suspect that there is
a
> bit more upside to this rally.
>
> Because I have the breadth models, SP is the only market in which my
> trading is not based solely on price/volume patterns. Looking solely
at
> SP price, I see that this rally has lasted longer than the previous 2
> rallies and that we have made a higher low and Friday eked out a
higher
> high. I am looking for a high (Monday?) around 1445 followed by a
> decline which will resolve if this rally is an ABC correction or a
fresh
> impulse structure. If 1367 (June) holds, we are in a w.3 and should
see
> new highs in SP.
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