Thursday, Feb 11, 2010

FTSE Stock Market Crash

Fleet Street Invest: Use this Smart Trick to Play the Coming FTSE Stock Market Crash

The FTSE has started 2010 with a big bang. It’s down by 4.5% and has been hovering around the 5,000 point mark for days. It’s also trading below its 200-day moving average. Both of those factors are red flags for technical traders.

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1. techieman said...

pairs trading...... why bother? Oh i see so that you subscribe.... naughty. If you are a bull buy: the stock / index / calls /sell puts whatever. If you are a bear short stock / indicies/ calls / buy puts.

divergence of the correalation sounds a bit risky to me... that sounds like you might be wrong even if you are right. I'd rather be wrong because im wrong..

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