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yea I got same problem..currently waiting for a call back

out of aussie dollar at 6949. entered long at 6922 few hours ago. currencies starting to look weak. copper looking weak now, no where near that 2270 resistance..did some news just hit about miners ? oh wait, looks like moves are from bond market starting to show fear/risk off just now

shortly copper may tap the underside of that 2270 base that it tried to make yesterday. If it does I would think it would not break through it. haven't got much sleep as I wanted to ride something back up as we headed into the london session. canadian dollar not bouncing like the aussie. I guess...

ES trying to bounce here, london talking the miners back up a bit. I guess after yesterday copper was due for a bit of a bounce. I was short AUD/USD cross during Asian session and am now riding a bounce in that

London analysts trying to keep glencore alive by calling it "all overdone" right now, bringing miners back somewhat. London mostly worried at the collateral damage to investment banks though (goldman dropping under 100 in london). Markets still down pretty good in general in Europe. Asia never...

I love it when someone resurrects one of these "great recession" posts, gives us all perspective

I doubt the Dow tests aug 24 for a while. They will probably try to keep it looking better than the rest for as long as they can. yea, I did start to nibble on some biotech. They are starting to look over sold short term. If fact, as we swoon lower those ETFs that you have been mentioning look...

H shares down 4%

yea, if aug 24 low is tested overnight it will probably fall without much struggle. If it was tested earlier today they might have fought it back for a while.

glencore just opened on the HK exchange. Down another 30%. glencore's trading desk has closed down for foreseeable future. noble finally catching up...down 27% on the singapore exchange.

it immediately ask me to resize my ram and runs a bit smoother so I would think some of the changes are behind the dash. I was trying to find a way to give it more ram on linux anyway..I like that it assess this and resizes it automatically. They manage to put a lot of selections right on the...

yea, aussie market just slated to dump hard. aussie/USD cross now below .70 BHP down another 6% on the aussie exchange by the way nice call m22au bringing this news and this thread so early on in the game...seems like you saw it real time during the London session...I was trading the NKD and it...

Not sure CNBC will do that anymore since their night time guy in HK got arrested. Last time they did it China said that the aftermarket coverage brought "bad joy luck and no good fortune to people's supreme market"

If they actually sold 13 million. bloomberg news saying this morning that 6 million were sold to telecoms (china mobile, AT&T, verizon) for future resales and that most of those deals are just shelf inventory, if sales go slow (they ship them back to aapl just like any retail venue)

yea I think glencore went to investec to offer some of its secondary and investec did heavy due diligence. They found the skeleton right there in the closet. glencore hoping all these funds offered the secondary would just buy it and ask questions later...investec said no dice and here we are...

should have gone with my instincts and faded OTM

congrats on that copper trade..your timing was spot on there. It tried to put in a base at 2270 and when it broke after the fourth time I can see why you rode it down. very nice trade

Don't know how the S&P is not down much more on this glencore blowup

yea chatter regarding glencore's real time counterparty risk, open credit facilities starting to close, bonds diving. This one looks like it will be the first copper/gold major to go BK...but more will certainly follow. BHP Billton, Rio Tinto, Anglo all looking sickly but Vale seems most at risk...

yea, chatter about glencore's counterparty risk, creditors starting to shut the flow of open credit facilities...glencore's bonds starting to dive. Sounds like the they might be the first miner/metals trader take the axe. I would think the aussie stock index and aussie dollar will start to prove...