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[jimmy28] 31/5/2002 15:31

C'mon US

we're Jubilleeeing for 2 days

girras a sign that you'll looky after the donk during our absence

BREAK $4 NOW!!!!!!

[webley] 31/5/2002 15:30

NS - went to Wentworth last week(?) for the PGA, they can almost play as good as me! :-)
I agree your sentiments re Ryder Cup vs World Cup.

[newstarter] 31/5/2002 15:25

Off subject, for anyone who likes a flutter ( silly thing to say on here ! ) and is a little bit interested in World Cup but not madly, I may have a solution to help the next few weeks. I just had a bet with a few mates, and for a £109 stake which is £0.02 per game, we each have a bet running on the number of 3-3 draws throughout the event. For 1 = £1.56, 2 = £124.80, 3 = £9860.76, 4 = £38,700.48, and 5 = £96,135.00

Makes it a tad more bearable, but wish it were the Ryder Cup instead !!!

[blockbuy] 31/5/2002 15:21

yeah the mm can see the rise too imo thats why he ain't ticked down on the selling.

[jayno] 31/5/2002 15:19

392/399

moving up

[jimmy28] 31/5/2002 15:13

Exceptional spread guys! (gals) 1/2 pence

Don't see any buying

[lex1000] 31/5/2002 15:10

Webley, thanks for advice.Now $4 in the US so turning +ve with +1c..

[blockbuy] 31/5/2002 15:09

3.95/4.01

$4 breached again.

[newstarter] 31/5/2002 15:02

Doh - thanks Web & PB - did not know the significance of the point on the arrow - a little bit older, and a little bit wiser

Cheers
NS

[blockbuy] 31/5/2002 14:58

yep rising in the states

[webley] 31/5/2002 14:58

lex - I think thompson can be used like the SETS order book to create an impression to suit a purpose. We all know that large trades are placed on SETS, with no intention of making a trade, and are removed and replaced at a different price. This weighs one side of the order book to create the desired impression. Eg Eg Loading up the selling side, to disuade buyers, whilst building a position that would otherwise lead to an increase in buying interest and the pice. If I were an institution wanting to build a position this is how I would use Thomson - amongst other things. That said - you just can't tell.

[jayno] 31/5/2002 14:55

After very hesitant start the buys are beginning to appear in US
up to 390/392

[lex1000] 31/5/2002 14:48

thomsonfn.com is showing selling interest with red arrow pointing down,all contrary to technical indicators from I can see.

[webley] 31/5/2002 14:44

NS - the arrow in the price chart - it points to a price! ;-)

These arrows - by their colour, size and position represent the average of the buy/sell interest for the time period. When the arrow appeared there was only the 200k super sell message. So it indicates the price they wanted.

It (the chart) does exactly what it says on the tin (in the chart key)

Hope this helps

[lex1000] 31/5/2002 14:43

slow start over the pond and for the moment -14c @$3.85

Upgrade MSN Money Software Real-Time Quote
Time of last trade: 9:38:00 AM Eastern.Danka Business Systems PLC
Last 3.85 Bid 3.85
Change -0.14 Ask 3.90
Volume 14,300 Bid/Ask Size 700.00 X 1000.00

Day's High 3.95 Open 3.85
Day's Low 3.85 Close 3.99

[jayno] 31/5/2002 14:38

An eerie silence over the pond ... who's waiting for who?

[pistonbroke1] 31/5/2002 14:38

NS - it,s where the arrow is on the chart look at the price on the side

[psychicdoc] 31/5/2002 14:37

from yahoo
Bullish signs
by: vynko (M/Florida)
Long-Term Sentiment: Strong Buy 05/31/02 09:30 am
Msg: 28337 of 28337

the fast line on MACD is showing a bullish turnaround. RSI has already turned upward from 30 (bullish). RSI as of yesterday's close was 50.7, crossing the 50 line heading up (very bullish). Using Point-&-Figure based on the MACD and RSI, we might go up $1.50 from here over the next month. $5.50 would not suk! :)

Peace, Patience, Profits.

[newstarter] 31/5/2002 14:32

Web - thanks, makes more sense, but must be me as can't see where actual price is mentioned !!

[blockbuy] 31/5/2002 14:29

3.85/3.95 the open then.

[newstarter] 31/5/2002 14:24

All over 1-0

[webley] 31/5/2002 14:24

NS - have a look at the "How to use the price/volume charts". Thomson is a very useful site but can be misleading. Eg messages only have a short life span. There can be 10 messages throughout the day - but in reality it is the same firm posting the same interest - which might well not result in a trade. Hence use the info in conjunction with the pie chart and an actual volume chart(such as msn) to make sense of the info.