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S&P500 Futures Talks & Ideas 217 replies
ECN && STP && Scalping && Hedging - Broker Review - Oct 2009 24 replies
s&p500 and gold Risk ON/OFF Price action trading 34 replies
E-mini S&P500 futures - buy underlying & put option 14 replies
S&P500 (mini) 6 replies
Disliked{quote} I agree with you. Even try to correct could be by few hours. I hope the index at 2550. what´s your opinion.Ignored
DislikedAnyone who BTF'gD can expect to lose more before the bottom eventually hits. Home building is tanking while inflation is rising. Not a good recipe for growth. And that massive tax cut is still helping the only ones it really helped, the 0.01 percenters.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Studying the S&P500 from H4, i´m considering that maybe the uptrend correction could be longer. I change my target to 2852 (61% retracement) or 2887 (76% retracement).Ignored
Disliked{quote} trend bearish so correction against main direction. Short term bullish. I´m sorry but my english....Ignored
Disliked{quote} So you consider the move down from all time highs .... a trend? A down trend I presume? Yet you refer to an uptrend correction? Maybe its the language barrier but in any case, trends however one defines them, are not corrections. And vice versa.Ignored
Dislikedhi traders..i used to trade the emini back in the 90's when retail forex didnt even xist yet LOL...my question is has anyone traded the micro fx futures?..and if so what is the spread on thoseIgnored
Disliked{quote} Don't trade them so don't know the spread since the volume is so small, about 5-7% of the big full size contract ,there are much better ways to put money to work. For instance if I want to put on many multiple contracts of a low margin symbol I go with eMini Crude QMZ18 or E-Micro Gold MGCZ18.Ignored
DislikedUnless and until the S&P drops considering more (which it might, who knows) the trend, daily and higher, is till up so counter trend corrections would be down - not up.Ignored
DislikedAgree. Take a look at Existing Home Sales report graph from this past Friday Oct 19th - on the Calendar tab. What jumps out to me is during during uptrends Forecasts are beaten and vice versa during downtrends (like currently) forecasts are below actual monthly data points. That's what rising mortgage interest rates do to housing markets. Along with increased credit card rates and business investment costs - will it bring on a recession?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Might not be that long a wait. Look at XHB Housing ETF, and also first time in 6 years monthly rent prices are down. Meanwhile Drumpf tries to sucker voters again with another "middle class" tax cut.Ignored