5% - 10% profit per day trading

spanish89 · Mar 24, 2009

Quote from MohdSalleh:

Nice... now u can buy kebab for dinner, 2000 calories though:eek:

lol

Thanks.

And i would really really love to be able to see what its like being fat!

lol

But no matter how much junk i eat my body refuses to not be perfect!

spanish89 · Mar 24, 2009

so what trades you made today mohd??

InvestVision · Mar 24, 2009

LONG at 43.01 , target 30 points

Blubaru_555 · Mar 24, 2009

up 715 today. choppy day so i didn't do any double lots. getting choppier as we head into the close.

spanish89 · Mar 24, 2009

Quote from Blubaru_555:

up 715 today. choppy day so i didn't do any double lots. getting choppier as we head into the close.

very nicely done mate...

im looking to sell the close if we get a spike

InvestVision · Mar 24, 2009

Quote from InvestVision:

LONG at 43.01 , target 30 points

out 43.04

spanish89 · Mar 24, 2009

i wnat to see reaction at 53.52 and then 53.62

Blubaru_555 · Mar 24, 2009

Short 53.20

going to add 1 more if it goes above 53.50

> out with 1c. scared this is not the end of the up move.

spanish89 · Mar 24, 2009

looks like head n shoulders on the dow btw

InvestVision · Mar 24, 2009

after the EIA report tomorrow oil can touch 51.0 briefly even if it pull up later to 52 level ..
so when to enter the short that is the big question .

Quote from InvestVision:

3/20 EIA forecast
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Mark Shenk at Bloomberg reports that U.S. oil supplies probably climbed last week because refineries have yet to finish their seasonal maintenance programs according to the Bloomberg News survey.

- Crude-oil stockpiles are expected to increase by 1.1 million barrels in the week ended March 20 from 353.3 million the previous week, according to the median of 11 estimates by analysts before an Energy Department report this week.
- Ten of those surveyed said supplies increased and one said there was no change.

- Gasoline stockpiles probably dropped 500,000 barrels from 215.7 million the prior week, according to the survey.
- Six analysts forecast a decline and five said there was an increase.

- Supplies of distillate fuel, a category that includes heating oil and diesel, probably declined 500,000 barrels.

- Refineries probably operated at 82.1 percent of capacity, unchanged from the week before. Utilization rates unexpectedly declined last week. Refiners often shut units for maintenance in January and February as attention shifts away from heating oil and before gasoline use rises with warmer weather.

- Still weak demand may create another bearish surprise especially for gas where the retail price is starting to creep up once again