TIF BUY CONFIRMED $ 41.390 +1.4100 +3.53% BUY-IF is confirmed by a white candlestick with a lower open and a higher close. The buying price is the previous close ( 39.980 ) according to the Rules of Confirmation. Patience pays off. The market wavered a bit but finally confirmed the recent bullish formation. The dose of the previous day was not enough for a BUY-IF confirmation but today it is. Though the market opened lower today, the dayâs activity created a white candlestick that closed above the previous close. This is a valid confirmation criterion. The market is now ready for a bullish move. We hope that you acted quickly and already bought this stock . Your important benchmark was the previous close. You were supposed to watch the session carefully, feel its bullish tendency despite the lower opening, and go long after making sure that the prices stay over the previous close. http://www.americanbulls.com/StockPage.asp?CompanyTicker=TIF&MarketTicker=NYSE&TYP=S
nice eod rally? are you serious??? you have been destroyed....and thats what you come at anybody with???how do you look at yourself if you are seriously in this business? you are down 15% AT LEAST and thats what you have to say? you are a weallth destroyer, and you say nice eod rally?
It's an index, which by definition measures long term performance. So far most of the stocks on the index are up today. CLF is up 19%... I don't fail. Still stick by that line.
I shorted this index. That is how I make $. It is so easy to make money when you are as good at picking shorts as me. Short clf will drop like a rock.Werd
Investors losing interest in Visa (V) Rising consumer debt, shaky economy make plastic seem less than fantastic July 9, 2008 The honeymoon appears to be over for newly listed Visa Inc. The stock more than doubled in less than two months after its $29-billion (U.S.) initial public offering in March - only to be cut down 9 per cent in the past two months. Worse yet, the marriage between credit card stocks and investors is being rocked by rising consumer debt and the worsening economy. International ratings agency Fitch Ratings predicts losses from defaults on outstanding balance payments for all credit card issuers will rise to at least 7 per cent by the end of the year. In May, credit card companies were expecting defaults to reach 6.4 per cent. ... http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20080709.RCREDITCARDS09/TPStory/Business