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Put your MSE ID where your mouth is (part 1)
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- 0.51 to 1%Under 5659. These numbers are well known from the mutliple times the FTSE has passed through. It's an embarrassment that I know the relevant numbers around the current number are 5660 (low) and 5720 (high) - and above those we have 5760 then 5880, then 5980, then (probably) [STRIKE]6060[/STRIKE]* - and '6137' is one which sticks in the mind - like birthdays - but I do through the sheer repetition.
Someone ought to do a frequency distribution for all these approximate levels (they probably have) and post it.
*nah, I'm changing those to '6020' and '6080' - that looks more in scale......under construction.... COVID is a [discontinued] scam0 -
+ 0.51 to 1%I would try to give a rational reason for selecting the option I did. But there isn't one. Just a random hunch, with no real thought behind it at all.“The ideas of debtor and creditor as to what constitutes a good time never coincide.”
― P.G. Wodehouse, Love Among the Chickens0 -
+ 1.01 to 2%and 5720 (high)
Thats the one I was looking at. Somewhere round there, 2% up would seem so unlikely but this is why its not wise to walk in front of a swing
It does move in patterns but very erraticallybut I do through the sheer repetition.
Someone ought to do a frequency distribution for all these approximate levels (they probably have) and post it.
5650 I have that and 5810 is the 2% unlikely scenario5660 (low
My main like about markets is they totally ironic. Factoid: Euro stocks are down for the 8th week in a row which has not happened since 1998
Irony would have us making that 2% up figure, it shouldnt happen but just because everyone expects it not to increases chances that it might!0 -
1984ReturnsForReal wrote: »FTSE 100 is at 5697.72 at close of play today.
So what is it going to be close of play Monday?
Its a guess. Have a go. I have.
Edit: thanks for the negative comments guys (or guy). Its a game. Let us see who the best market predictor is. Its not a serious life changing experience. Just fun.
Article 35C in the 70% club rules state
Members of the 70% club are not permitted to speculate on future events other than where such predictions are beyond on all reasonable doubt.
For this reason, I have had to pass on this vote. My apologies.0 -
Black Monday. Down 5%.
GGThere are 10 types of people in this world. Those who understand binary and those that don't.0 -
- 2.01 upwardsArticle 35C in the 70% club rules state
For this reason, I have had to pass on this vote. My apologies.Members of the 70% club are not permitted to speculate on future events other than where such predictions are beyond on all reasonable doubt.
Reasonable doubt is a calculated opinion.
If you are in the market you can calculate reason.
Not Again0 -
- 2.01 upwardsGorgeous_George wrote: »Black Monday. Down 5%.
GG
Its not looking good for next week. I will give you that. I figure most of the bigger players will stand their ground though.Not Again0 -
+ 0.51 to 1%Too relaxed at the mo. Made a wild guess.
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- 0.51 to 1%5641 but could easily be thrown by yet another "headline for idiots/wall street pooters"
Anyhoo, while we're here - any views on the oil price, is it really down to the emergency release of less than a days supply (which will have to be bought back at some point), or is SHIBOR not just blipping (twitchyness in China-land)?0 -
- 2.01 upwardsonomatopoeia wrote: »Right little Michael Douglas, ain't you?

Nope.
But I realise there are different groups of people that buy & sell. I can see it in numbers you?
Its a game. I have you all.Not Again0
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