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[navyan] 04/3/2010 15:04

Ando you can buy E-book reader, Sony's new touch screen one is not bad. I have got the older version.

[navyan] 04/3/2010 15:04

short Dow 10443, FTSE 5524

[andonis] 04/3/2010 15:02

I cannot read books from screens....I am nearly all the time in front of one.
I wear thick nurdy glasses already. lol

[tpaulbeaumont] 04/3/2010 14:48

yeah me too, so many books, so little time :S

i couldnt think of anything more loathsome than reading books on a screen, i stare at screens enough as it is.

[navyan] 04/3/2010 14:40

FTSE hourly chart, MACD doesnt look healthy..


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[navyan] 04/3/2010 14:39

Tpaul, market wizards? I have downloaded the 2nd edition. havent read it yet.

you should be able to download it from 4shared.com

[andonis] 04/3/2010 14:33

Nope have not got it tpaul. Nav is a books man I have enough books and no time to read mafaid.

[tpaulbeaumont] 04/3/2010 14:23

paul tudor jones seems to rate it:

When I meet someone who is interested in learning the trading business, I always refer them to what I consider to be the four Bibles of the business: Reminiscences of a Stock Operator by Edwin Lefevre, the fictionalized biography of the fabled Jesse Livermore; Technical Analysis of Stock Trends by McGee and Edwards, which was written in the first half of the 20th century and whose tenets still hold today; The Elliott Wave Theorist by Robert Prechter and A. J. Frost, a classic; and finally Market Wizards by Jack Schwager, which is a compilation of interviews with great traders. Reminiscences is a wonderfully entertaining read that mostly illuminates the emotional highs and lows that go with trading and tape reading. Technical Analysis of Stock Trends and The Elliott Wave Theorist both give very specific and systematic ways to approach developing great reward/risk ratios for entering into a business contract with the marketplace, which is what every trade should be if properly and thoughtfully executed. Finally, Market Wizards is a great read if but to learn one lesson over and over again from virtually every single trader who tells his tale in the book - that is, to make great sums of money you first have to learn how to lose much smaller sums of it when you're wrong.


although im sure i saw he was IN it! hmmm, nice bit of marketing then ;)

[tpaulbeaumont] 04/3/2010 14:21

anyone read the original market wizards book? worth reading? mrs tpb treated me :)

[andonis] 04/3/2010 14:13

FTSE: I do not expect FTSE over the next 2 days to be above 5555 but I do expect if all goes according to plan to have FTSE back to 5358 if not lower next week. So i am bearish.

[andonis] 04/3/2010 14:06

Great so you are alive. Make us a cuppa now.

[tpaulbeaumont] 04/3/2010 14:00

lol the all seeing eye :P

'your earthquakes' eh, i wouldnt want natural disasters attributed to me! :0

i dont concern myself with small market moves ando, it makes it harder for me, and im no masochist :)

[andonis] 04/3/2010 13:57

for 2 days I said pay attention. Today should be positive but not huge.

[navyan] 04/3/2010 13:56

Ando, Dow is above 10415 now, looks bullish atm.

[andonis] 04/3/2010 13:55

Nice to have my tea boy back! Boy did you see the ending diagonal yesterday?

[tpaulbeaumont] 04/3/2010 11:23

...theres a reason its not in books ;)

[andonis] 04/3/2010 09:46

Nav, within 2 days hanging around at those levels we should get a correction. We will see.

[navyan] 04/3/2010 08:54

write a book for me Ando

[andonis] 04/3/2010 08:19

nav, you wont find this in the books...ftse as the dow are in trouble.


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[andonis] 04/3/2010 08:11

FTSE is coming down big to 5350

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[navyan] 03/3/2010 22:30

Kash, this is going down. MACD is under resistance

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[kash18] 03/3/2010 20:35

And/Nav

gutted about my Stan, what a trade that would have been for me. Waht is this bargain bucket.

DJI will recover and head back, i agree should reach 10500 plus, not sure what will happen on Friday with non farm data.

Where will FT end 5600 or has it legs to go further