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Yeah, I think that the market will completely ignore it, but IF there is a gap down, then it's basically free money (gift from above) to those who go long for the rebound

I was wondering what effect, if any that would have on the markets. I think the market will ignore the terrorist attacks and just be business as usual, so expecting another decent up week. If it does gap down, i'm sure they'll buy it back up heavily

Cheers. I'm long and obviously looking for a good few more months (at least) of upside of upside. I know that the market basicallly ignored the last terror attack in the UK in West Minster, so i'm confident it won't even react this time either, but was a bit concerned, as I live near London...

Trade the NQ or the ES. Get long on pullbacks. Get long on breakouts. Profit

Terror in London tonight I'm assuming this won't effect the markets on Monday? https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/3717339/london-bridge-attack-car-police-response-latest/

I'd like to see you post your daytrades in the ESJournal again, Volente. Even though I think you're mad for calling tops in what is basically a one-way market that is geared to go up over time, I know that you're on of the better traders here.

2350 - 2700

Holding this into next week. Later

Missed the pullback Long 2439

this pullback should be good for a long Will buy 2434 area if it gets down there

Seems almost unfair how easy it is to make money in this market for a long time now! haha my neighbour started trading some time back and his 'system' is to go long when the RSI o the 5m gets oversold and then too add to the position every 4 ES points or so in the unlikely event it goes against...

there was a guy called DBPhoenix who was apparently the one to ask for these sorts of questions. I don't tihnk he posts anymore, but you can search his posts here i guess

I suppose an example of a 'price action' trade would be something lke ''A doji bar here at a previous resistance level which cuold now act as sujpport'' or something

I guess because the indicators are a deriviative of the price bars and so are 'later to the party' so to speak? I dunno. Not everyone thinks indicators are bad, though. Some of the 'apparently' better traders here claim to use indicators.

I tihnk 'price action' is really just looking for patterns when it comes down too it. Be it 'shapes' (say, head and shouilders) or certain bars like Dojis etc. End of the day, it's all visual if we are trying to predict the future from looking at price charts.

long here at 9727 (cfd dax) stop at 9707

You da man! :) I'm jelly.

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I'm already in, short. I'm trading CFD's, so i guess the price aren't always teh same as the FDAX futures contract. Think it's the same as these prices: http://www.livecharts.co.uk/MarketCharts/dax.php

Short 9750 stop at 9770