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shorts falling like dominoes - looks like has legs.... ftse rising....

easy way to tell without market access is islf share price doesn't change for a few minutes and you can't buy.

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any good news / Green days and it hits 90 and then 100. no doubt.

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I am pulling my HL accounts - they just go down at any sign of volume. useless.

reckon they cost me about £2k the other day and today I can't even get into my account....

all things considered.

do we really see ftse closing at 2.4= down today? I don't. think this is overblown....

yup - he kept talking and ruined everything.

oh well - doesn't necessarily mean bad start UK tomorrow....

fed will continue and rates not up till 2022...markets up. AML open up tomorrow - no doubt.

1mn people......? yeah - you're just muted.

I think you can keep your links too - I'm pretty sure I could find even more websites that prove that we never landed on the moon and that Elvis is still alive.

you're one of those people who when a share goes down cry 'the MMs are tree shaking - going to get us!'

Sheep.

So for anyone else reading this, this is absolute BS. There is no such thing as signal trades - tiny bundles of shares (1-a few hundred) is just book balancing. Just ignore rubbish like this. There's no human in a dark room somewhere giving signals through share purchases.... It's algos and book balancing.

I'll just copy and paste this here from the simplest website I can find...

"Total volume is made up of buying volume and selling volume. Buying volume is the number of shares, contracts, or lots that were associated with buying trades, and selling volume is the number that were associated with selling trades.? This concept is often confusing for new traders because every trade requires both a buyer and a seller of the given asset."

I'm sorry it's confusing for you but you're confusing others.

Also did you notice that every Buy/Sell on the list of trades has an asterisk after it....? Why don't you look into that...

can I please say AGAIN so that everyone understands that the buys/sales info is entirely useless and inaccurate.

1. buys match sales - this is stock market 101.

2. the info is derived from the LSE site who just takes the midpoint of the bid/ask and if the trade is below, it puts it as a sale, above as a buy. But this is absolutely not an accurate way of knowing if its a sale or buy.

so it's great to have volume updates but please stop talking about buys vs sales - it's really really unhelpful.

there's a lot of strength in this share still. on the right day, it's going to absolutely rip upwards I think and go straight past 90. not saying it'll be this week - but it might be if good FED talks later...

tempting to trade this 74-82 range but don't want to miss out when it goes boom....

no brainer to trade to 80.

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ftse looking better. I think 85 today at some point.

superdry

80p to open. think will open up. don't know what it'll do during the day.... it is equally likely to hit 87 again as 75 I think...

I think 74 proved a good resistance today and I think it's easy to see this at £1 soon with the right market conditions so I think this continues to go up this week with a couple of bumps along the way.

tried to trade the bumps today and after a lot of stress came out about 200 shares better off which was absolutely not worth it. just holding from now on.

I mean s&p, DOW not the aml us listing....