i'm out of all shorts. oil is showing reluctance to go here, gotta wait for it to retrace a little before i get back in short.
Aloha mate, i dont actually do the washing myself! Im the manager and so get the girls to do it as im the 1 who owns the business and is paying their salary. Although i would so sooo much love to be out topless in the sunshine right now washing down some cars while earning cash! It would be so great and so much more fun then trading! lol I didnt wakeup till lunchtime today though, and couldnt be bothered to get the bus to staines today (where the jobcentre n petrol station are). if i havent got the money into my bank account by tomorrow though so cant trade im gna go and setup teh car wash again tomorrow. As summer has come early this year though its time to start going topless early too... So im gna go the gym tomorrow morning with my mates to have a quick pump-up of the my chest muscles, and tehn just enjoy the sunshine form there. Got the tanning lotion on already and gna do a 2nd coat later so i get a really really glowly orangey bronze tan. Im usa do people go out topless during the summer too?? or cos of like miami n stuff do you do it all year round??
http://www.marketwatch.com/news/sto...x?guid={2E7CEF2F-03AC-4418-9F73-FE4FFD3E034B} It was the largest job loss recorded by ADP in its nine-year history, Private sector cuts 742,000 jobs in March, ADP says ------------------------------------------------------- WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) -- The U.S. labor market worsened again in March, as private-sector firms cut 742,000 jobs, signaling another terrible employment report on Friday, according to the ADP employment index released Wednesday. It was the largest job loss recorded by ADP in its nine-year history. The report comes two days before the Labor Department reports its estimate for nonfarm payrolls. "The pace of job destruction continues to accelerate, which is underscored by the weakness in this report," wrote Ian Pollick, an economist for TD Securities. "The U.S. labor market is emphatically weak, and there is no April-fooling about that." The services sector lost a record 415,000 jobs in March. The ADP index does not include government jobs. To get an apples-to-apples comparison with the Labor Department report, you have to add in about 12,000 jobs typically gained in the public sector. That suggests total payrolls fell by 730,000 in March, compared with the MarketWatch consensus of 663,000 for the Labor Department's estimate. See Economic Preview. "Despite some recent indications that stock prices, consumer spending, and housing activity may be bottoming out, employment, which usually trails overall economic activity, is likely to remain very weak for at least several more months," said Joel Prakken, chairman of Macroeconomics Advisers, the economic consulting firm that computes the index from anonymous payroll data provided by ADP. The February ADP index was revised down by 9,000 to a loss of 706,000 compared with the 697,000 initially reported. Automatic Data Processing Inc. provides payroll and human-resources services to about one in every six U.S. workers, serving more than 500,000 companies. The ADP sample is taken during the same week of the month as the government's survey, using similar method
Still on the sidelines here. I am not happy with the trendline break. I would have liked to have seen big red candles underneath the trendline but on most charts there are doji's and hammers.
Ive put 2 charts- 1st one shows how oil has fitted the line, so you can see where the future key intraday levels will be. and then 2nd chart is teh monthly one that i like and it shows where the real key support will be. 45.86 or 44.26 Those are the 2 levels id like to see it react at and hold at. Im just so soooo hoping il have got the money in my bank account by tomorrow so i can upload it into trading account and buy at 1 of those 2 levels.