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remo
Been trading the markets for more than 20 years and learnt the hard way to trade.
Recent Tips on ChartsView Update
Fresnillo: FRES.L
This was tipped on the 28thnov for a short. The entry would have been half way up the shooting star with a stop above.
Entry 2004
Stop above 2033
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/4899609/fres27thnov.png
This is where it is now
This is currently 145 points in profit so should be a free trade.
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/4899609/fres29th%20dec.png
Randgold Resources :RRS.L
This was tipped as a short on 13th nov with a rounded top formation and a trend line break and a gap down. Target was 1100 points lower
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/4899609/rand13thnov.png
This is where it is today
This is currently 800 points in profit so now is a free trade
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/4899609/rrs29thdec.png
Tullett Prebon : TLPR.L
This was recommended by board member ftse80 a few weeks earlier.
This was tipped on 11th dec with a 123 low breakout.So a Buy.The breakout point was 229
Stop below the 2 point on the 123 low...
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Nothing beats manual scans.Scans from a charting software also work if your looking for a particular type of pattern.To look through the ftse100 companies manually takes me about 5-10 mins.The reason i can do it so quickly is down to my software i use(metastock)and also my knowledge Metastock stores every change you do on a chart automatically. So if i drew a trend line it will always be there until i remove it.Same for support and resistance lines.So any thing i draw will automatically be saved on a live chart. This is a great feature as i dont have to save a watchlist as such.So if i manually go through the ftse 100 companies i dont have to keep drawing the trend lines as they will already be drawn so i can tell when a company is approaching a trend line if i manually scan every day.This is the main reason i...
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