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[fox you] 02/8/2015 17:45

CHINA WOES - V INTERESTING ARTICLE

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www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/china-business/11772729/Chinas-stock-market-crash-five-numbers-you-need-to-know.html

[fox you] 02/8/2015 15:16

BREAKING NEWS, I WILL POST MORE AS SOON AS I GET IT

[tpaulbeaumont] 09/3/2014 14:30

#26 BARC still correcting off that 340 high, plenty of various buy supports lower down at 241, 232.5, 225.5, 206, 190 etc etc

#32 LLOY hit 85.5 (well, 86.7 top tick :) before pulling back 9p/10% thus far and has been consolidating for about a month...

ST the Index look likely to continue lower to at least test buy support at 4435, or 4060 if sh1t gets choppy ;)

[tpaulbeaumont] 01/11/2013 20:36

LLOY shied away from next natural supply at 81 with 85.5 thereafter

[tpaulbeaumont] 21/6/2013 09:16

BARC top tick was 338.5, so 1.5p out of 340, and has since reversed lower 53p/15.5%, there was natural small buy support at 285 which was almost tagged yday, and 275, 65 and 55 thereafter

[tpaulbeaumont] 17/5/2013 18:51

tpaulbeaumont 3 Jan'13 - 10:35 - 25 of 29 0 0 edit
^ HSBC getting up close n personal to 670 now, with 715 therafter
next sell res levels on the index is 4850, then up at 5140

tpaulbeaumont 7 Jan'13 - 09:04 - 26 of 29 0 0 edit
...and BARCs are 340 and 352.5




index top tick was 5156, then reversed lower 600pts/11.5%
now back on the up theres 5775, 6k and 6525 for now, assuming of course it breaks out above prev 5400 high

barcs levels somewhat closer, and hsbc barely stumbled 2% and now has 800, 815, 850 and 915

[tpaulbeaumont] 21/3/2013 14:21

BARC looks H+S'y with target at 250, has model buy supp at the 282½ gap and the gap at 265

[tpaulbeaumont] 19/3/2013 15:59

first possible little buy support at the 4865 gap, then theres 4750, 4710, the NY gap at 4500 and 4460 for now

[tpaulbeaumont] 07/1/2013 09:11

RBS 380 and 400, LLOY is at res @ 51p but considering only it and HSBA are at res it may well eventually seek out higher levels all the way up at 64p

[tpaulbeaumont] 07/1/2013 09:04

...and BARCs are 340 and 352.5

[tpaulbeaumont] 03/1/2013 10:35

^ HSBC getting up close n personal to 670 now, with 715 therafter

next sell res levels on the index is 4850, then up at 5140

[tpaulbeaumont] 18/11/2012 18:26

^
came off 15p in a straight line from 620, and 35p from 630... thus far ;)

[tpaulbeaumont] 19/10/2012 10:12

some minor res on hsba at 620, but then at 630 and 670

[tpaulbeaumont] 16/10/2012 09:35

index faltered at 3805 and barc 200, both since moved higher obviously

index is retesting highs, if it surmounts theres 4195 and 4435 for now

[tpaulbeaumont] 20/8/2012 09:52

watching BARC for a small slip over 200, or 215 if they really get their skates on

[tpaulbeaumont] 17/8/2012 09:58

Upside hurdles 3790, 3835 and maybe 3875

[tpaulbeaumont] 31/7/2012 10:16

bank fraud: modern pseudo finance explained... in a slow drawn-out speech

[tpaulbeaumont] 19/7/2012 10:25

Fudge by McKinsey lol, anyone remember rajat gupta?

[tpaulbeaumont] 07/7/2012 09:29

The Serious Fraud Office on Friday said that it would formally investigate the ­rigging of the interbank lending rate by banks. The decision comes after a week of demands from politicians that bankers who are proved to have manipulated rates face legal action.

The launch of a criminal probe has forced the country's main fraud agency to take the unprecedented step of asking the financial regulator to lend its technical experts and investigators to help run what could be the largest investigation in financial-market history.

[tpaulbeaumont] 06/7/2012 12:35

Corporations and lawyers, too, are examining whether they can sue Barclays or other banks for harm they have suffered. That could cost the banking industry tens of billions of dollars. "This is the banking industry's tobacco moment," says the chief executive of a multinational bank, referring to the lawsuits and settlements that cost America's tobacco industry more than $200 billion in 1998. "It's that big," he says...

As many as 20 big banks have been named in various investigations or lawsuits alleging that LIBOR was rigged. The scandal also corrodes further what little remains of public trust in banks and those who run them.

Regulators around the world have woken up, however belatedly, to the possibility that these vital markets may have been rigged by a large number of banks. The list of institutions that have said they are either co-operating with investigations or being questioned includes many of the world's biggest banks. Among those that have disclosed their involvement are Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, HSBC, JPMorgan Chase, RBS and UBS.

[tpaulbeaumont] 28/6/2012 18:15

BARCs likely going the same way as most other euro banks have already or are working towards; below their '09 lows.

It may just decline 10% lower before finding support though.