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Strategies & Market Trends : S&P Index Futures (Daytrading SP)

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To: ratan lal who wrote (109)12/15/1997 8:02:00 AM
From: VALUESPEC  Read Replies (1) of 350
 
I have Track On-Line and I'm paying about $ 400 per month it. Futures are now 971.30b. The market should probably still be going down, but emotionally, now is not as scary since we had a sell-off already. Also, a lot of money is sitting on the side-lines with interest rates going lower every day it will tempt funds to buy stocks because of the lower and lower bond yields.

If I were going long, I would be concerned about funds selling on strength. If I were short, I'd be concerned about a strong technical ralley.

Given all this, I don't have an opinion on what the market will do, though I would guess the bias is upward very short-term (great prediction, huh?). I like to buy on extremes. If the market can rise near its highs again, and asia is still sick, then that would be a time I would really like to short. For now, I may just trade the intra-day movements, or more likely, trade the big stocks, etc.

I hope the market does open up really strong. That would probably make my MDCO rise a couple points and I would more than make back what I lost on the s&p last night.
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