Wt Indu Metals Discussion Threads

[energyi] 27/2/2010 00:36

Next week will be interesting

Here's Ryan Henry's comment:
The indices continue to find resistance at important 61.8% retracement levels this week after pulling back off these levels on Tuesday. However, with price immediately recovering a large portion of Tuesdays weakness today, its becoming more and more difficult to think that downside potential will survive this recovery. This is because the recovery now threatens to turn impulsive, and if this up leg in February is impulsive, it would tell us that higher prices are likely, either in a larger B wave correction back towards January?s highs or in something bigger to the upside.
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Note: I think he wrote that before he saw Friday's weak action, which may have set price up for a big fall next week.

[hedge66] 16/1/2009 13:46

moonie here hedge is leetin me use his pc ..hello lee

[sat69] 02/12/2008 19:58

and hey presto - it's back!

[sat69] 02/12/2008 19:57

DOW disappeared again...

[exotic] 09/7/2008 06:59

There was memo saying "empty monitor" or something on it earlier, which has now gone, so they appear to be working on it already.

[leedskier] 09/7/2008 06:49

I know...I was thinking about day trading BB. too. These recurrent technical issues are becoming a real pain.

[liarspoker] 09/7/2008 06:32

Monitors are blank today

Just when we are about to have our first blue day in some time.

The irony of it all is laughable.

[leedskier] 09/7/2008 06:25

Monitors are blank today

[liarspoker] 09/7/2008 06:24

Charts and searches for names or symbols unusable this morning.

And I pay for this service ?!?!?

[nabcom] 09/7/2008 06:19

My monitor and portfolio lists are showing empty, anyone having similar problem?

Is there a limit to the number of monitors?

[exotic] 08/7/2008 08:09

Since the power failure, this type chart is no longer being updated:

[exotic] 07/7/2008 11:26

Lost advertising revenue may at least motivate them to switch to a modern datacenter with better hardware redundency and live service support agreements, for example Fujitsu's SDC03.