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hehe ..... so many competing aggressively with BBs on shorting ...... hope all huat huat .....
shorted 2nd round at 27.5c.....huat ar!
joseeng ( Date: 03-Jul-2013 12:14) Posted:
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LOL....suddenly u also SHORT expert le?......LOL......wasted just now 0.30 bo clear ........I stanby to squeeze my trigger le.......
librajet ( Date: 03-Jul-2013 12:34) Posted:
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shorting maybe below 0.25, faster
made some lunch money, shorted at 28c, covered 26.5c.....gd luck bros
If the throwing reaches .25, believe effect will come in. Maybe during lunch time when most away, hahaha
iluvboost ( Date: 03-Jul-2013 12:10) Posted:
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ya, that's why I hold my horses at 0.265, withdrawn my Q at 0.275
I think tomorrow safer :P
gtg now, happy trading!
cunning bb.
librajet ( Date: 03-Jul-2013 12:09) Posted:
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buying come back strong too
Wah...quick hands and quick legs in action.
Q 275 didn't manage to get it.. 265 alot of buying...
and I need to go out for lunch now... aghhhh...
Bro, u may be right, weakness surface now. Happy shorting, cheers
iluvboost ( Date: 03-Jul-2013 12:01) Posted:
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the SHORT SELL has STARTED FOR MIRACH!
iluvboost ( Date: 03-Jul-2013 11:56) Posted:
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nobody will buy. maybe those inexperience retailers will buy. but its maxed out already. get ready to dump down soon.
IF its not maxed out, it will take a rest for a few days, maintain this price..then up again if got news . no news, nothing to support it.
librajet ( Date: 03-Jul-2013 11:54) Posted:
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Im thinking...how many retailers will buy at this price??? most shld be holding on to stocks bot earlier, what if BB starts to throw till say 0.25-0.26 in high vol, hhmmmm...
iluvboost ( Date: 03-Jul-2013 11:42) Posted:
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Bros, saw this interesting post... So think share with everybody in this forum post.
krisluke Contact Quote!
01-Jul-2013 11:42
Just like that, half the year is over. But boy did it finish with a flourish! DOW managed 14 consecutive triple digit sessions (and it isn’t over yet), the kind of volatility usually exclusive to earning season. Now that is worrying considering that we haven’t even started July’s earnings season which is reputed to be the most volatile period of the trading year.
DOW wiped out two month’s gains in one week then bounce to recover some of those losses in the last week while the VIX spiked to the year’s high before retracing a little … Singapore’s STI in the red for the year at 3,150.44 after having dipped below its critical 3,100 for two sessions in the last week of July … Shanghai had its worst drop since 2009 and is expected to worsen … Japan closed the month officially in a Bear Market … Bond yields in the U.S. spiked to multi-year highs … Gold sold off to $1,234/oz, the lowest close since 24 August, 2010.
The only bright spot in an otherwise bleak month was the 50th Paris Air Show where Airbus and Boeing along accounted for more than $130bln worth of sales. Its good to know that amidst all the worries, one industry is still flush with cash.
MARKET MATTERS
DOW closed out June below its 10, 20 and 50 DSMAs with the 20 completing its Death Cross below the 50 DSMA. Daily candles reveal a Short Dusk Line implying more downside in the coming session. On monthly candles, the large cap index closed in a Dark Cloud which doesn’t bode well for July.
NASDAQ is really divergent in its technicals – on weekly candles, the tech-heavy index is hinting that the coming week should be bullish as it sports a Piercing Line on a Third Candle Reversal. On daily configurations, the NASDAQ is wearing an ugly looking Side-By-Side White Lines which implies more upside in the coming session. NASDAQ confirmed its 10/50 Death Cross and looks ready for its 20/50 Death Cross in the coming week if it fails to break above its 20DSMA.
SPX completed its 20/50 Death Cross and closed in a Bearish Harami on Friday. On monthly candles, the broad-based index closed in a Dark Cloud on an Eighth Candle Reversal. This is pointing to an ominous July.
July Preview
July is the start of quarter three and is the best month in the worst quarter of the year. The three months of Q3 are a extremely varied with July being extremely volatile (reputed to be the most volatile), August being the most unpredictable with no reliable patterns and September, known famously for having the lowest volumes of any month and the most bearish of the calendar year.
July has 20 full trading sessions, one half day and a public holiday (Independence Day on 4 July). July is known for its volatility with huge swings either way. It is also the start of the third earnings season of the year when companies are known to pull back on their guidance and become conservative about their outlooks.
July Trivia
The first trading day of July is the most bullish having been up on the DOW 19 of the last 23
The second immediately becomes bearish
Wednesday 3 July is a shortened trading session ahead of Independence Day
Thursday 4 July 2013 is Independence Day – Markets are closed
The Friday after Independence Day is usually bullish
The second week is usually bullish but can be volatile as earnings season begins
The third week (Expiration Week) is prone to wild swings
The Monday of July Expiration Week has been bullish on the DOW 7 of the last 9
July Expiration Friday is bearish with DOW going down 7 of the last 12
The volatility from week three tends to carry into week four and gets worse
The Monday of week four is reliably bearish
The Friday of week four is also reliably bearish
The last day of July is traditionally bullish
Commodities
Crude finds support in late June/early July
Nat Gas is good to go long around mid month till mid October
Gold and Silver finds some strength in July till October
Soya stays weak and tends to bottom in July
Wheat maintains its seasonal strength
Corn traditionally stays weak in July but is known to make sudden rallies depending on the weather
Cocoa tops out and reverses down towards the end of July
Coffee stays weak
Sugar gets choppy because of harvests in Brazil and India
SUMMARY
Now we go into Quarter Three, the worst quarter of the trading year. With China battling a cash crunch and desperately tightening its credit binge while reining in its shadow banking system, with most of Asia already in the red for the year, Europe still in the dole and America threatening to taper its bond buying and hinting at tightening monetary policy sooner rather than later, things are about to get very interesting indeed.
krisluke Contact Quote!
01-Jul-2013 11:42
Just like that, half the year is over. But boy did it finish with a flourish! DOW managed 14 consecutive triple digit sessions (and it isn’t over yet), the kind of volatility usually exclusive to earning season. Now that is worrying considering that we haven’t even started July’s earnings season which is reputed to be the most volatile period of the trading year.
DOW wiped out two month’s gains in one week then bounce to recover some of those losses in the last week while the VIX spiked to the year’s high before retracing a little … Singapore’s STI in the red for the year at 3,150.44 after having dipped below its critical 3,100 for two sessions in the last week of July … Shanghai had its worst drop since 2009 and is expected to worsen … Japan closed the month officially in a Bear Market … Bond yields in the U.S. spiked to multi-year highs … Gold sold off to $1,234/oz, the lowest close since 24 August, 2010.
The only bright spot in an otherwise bleak month was the 50th Paris Air Show where Airbus and Boeing along accounted for more than $130bln worth of sales. Its good to know that amidst all the worries, one industry is still flush with cash.
MARKET MATTERS
DOW closed out June below its 10, 20 and 50 DSMAs with the 20 completing its Death Cross below the 50 DSMA. Daily candles reveal a Short Dusk Line implying more downside in the coming session. On monthly candles, the large cap index closed in a Dark Cloud which doesn’t bode well for July.
NASDAQ is really divergent in its technicals – on weekly candles, the tech-heavy index is hinting that the coming week should be bullish as it sports a Piercing Line on a Third Candle Reversal. On daily configurations, the NASDAQ is wearing an ugly looking Side-By-Side White Lines which implies more upside in the coming session. NASDAQ confirmed its 10/50 Death Cross and looks ready for its 20/50 Death Cross in the coming week if it fails to break above its 20DSMA.
SPX completed its 20/50 Death Cross and closed in a Bearish Harami on Friday. On monthly candles, the broad-based index closed in a Dark Cloud on an Eighth Candle Reversal. This is pointing to an ominous July.
July Preview
July is the start of quarter three and is the best month in the worst quarter of the year. The three months of Q3 are a extremely varied with July being extremely volatile (reputed to be the most volatile), August being the most unpredictable with no reliable patterns and September, known famously for having the lowest volumes of any month and the most bearish of the calendar year.
July has 20 full trading sessions, one half day and a public holiday (Independence Day on 4 July). July is known for its volatility with huge swings either way. It is also the start of the third earnings season of the year when companies are known to pull back on their guidance and become conservative about their outlooks.
July Trivia
The first trading day of July is the most bullish having been up on the DOW 19 of the last 23
The second immediately becomes bearish
Wednesday 3 July is a shortened trading session ahead of Independence Day
Thursday 4 July 2013 is Independence Day – Markets are closed
The Friday after Independence Day is usually bullish
The second week is usually bullish but can be volatile as earnings season begins
The third week (Expiration Week) is prone to wild swings
The Monday of July Expiration Week has been bullish on the DOW 7 of the last 9
July Expiration Friday is bearish with DOW going down 7 of the last 12
The volatility from week three tends to carry into week four and gets worse
The Monday of week four is reliably bearish
The Friday of week four is also reliably bearish
The last day of July is traditionally bullish
Commodities
Crude finds support in late June/early July
Nat Gas is good to go long around mid month till mid October
Gold and Silver finds some strength in July till October
Soya stays weak and tends to bottom in July
Wheat maintains its seasonal strength
Corn traditionally stays weak in July but is known to make sudden rallies depending on the weather
Cocoa tops out and reverses down towards the end of July
Coffee stays weak
Sugar gets choppy because of harvests in Brazil and India
SUMMARY
Now we go into Quarter Three, the worst quarter of the trading year. With China battling a cash crunch and desperately tightening its credit binge while reining in its shadow banking system, with most of Asia already in the red for the year, Europe still in the dole and America threatening to taper its bond buying and hinting at tightening monetary policy sooner rather than later, things are about to get very interesting indeed.
just now drop 1 bid, all the queue suddenly replenish. all fat fat now.
winterQQ ( Date: 03-Jul-2013 11:40) Posted:
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the buying interest has ended, due to the STI negative. other pennies on pause too. the BB will think theres no buying interest already for them to markup. thus, it might be the top..this has been running for the last 4 days. still got steam meh?
iluvboost ( Date: 03-Jul-2013 11:38) Posted:
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not me la, u no in I dare Not in ... lol :)
iluvboost ( Date: 03-Jul-2013 11:38) Posted:
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ya, bro librajet, that's what I'm afraid.
as bro iluvboost said, big chunk dumping, make me excited to short lol..
gonna endure abit, all bros and sifus, if it's time to short pls POST loud loud :D