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September 22, 2011 9:25:41 AM by
Peter
CFD Trades
Add on New Weekly Lows 22 Sept
Add to any short trade that you have, but make it a small position, the safe way to add to positions is adding 50% less on each add, so if you shorted 100 CFDs then you would add 50 CFDs, then 25 CFDs etc
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OPEN POSITIONS
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Profit Targets
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CODE
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DATE
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LONG/SHORT
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ENTRY
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STOP
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ABC
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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2.64
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2.73
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ABP
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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1.94
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2.035
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ALZ
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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2.29
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2.43
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AMP
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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3.99
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4.17
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ANZ
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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19.44
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20.33
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APN
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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0.77
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0.91
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BLY
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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3.19
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3.37
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BOQ
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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7.29
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7.37
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50% at 0.65
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BSL
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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0.74
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0.755
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50% at 50.00
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COH
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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60
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54.73
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CPU
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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7.55
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7.77
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CTX
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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11.19
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11.67
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DJS
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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2.94
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3.03
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ERA
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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3.64
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3.67
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ESG
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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0.77
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0.83
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FMG
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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6.21
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6.33
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IAG
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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2.99
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3.13
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ILU
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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16.47
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16.13
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IRE
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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7.74
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7.63
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KZL
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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0.59
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0.625
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MGX
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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1.54
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1.615
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MQG
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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22.99
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23.57
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NAB
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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23.29
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23.57
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OMH
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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0.77
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0.795
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OSH
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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5.99
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6.33
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OST
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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1.36
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1.47
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OZL
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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11.59
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11.57
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RIO
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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71.25
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72.33
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SGP
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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2.91
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3.07
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STO
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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11.49
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11.87
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TEN
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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0.94
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0.975
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WBC
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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19.99
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20.47
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WDC
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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7.76
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8.07
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WOW
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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25.38
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25.77
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WPL
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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33.99
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35.33
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ABC
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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2.69
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2.73
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25% 1.44
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ALS
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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1.61
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1.61
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BHP
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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38.69
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38.77
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BLD
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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3.54
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3.63
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CGF
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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4.71
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5.07
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50% at 50.00
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COH
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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73.69
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54.73
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CTX
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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10.63
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11.43
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DJS
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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2.95
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3.03
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DOW
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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3.37
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3.33
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ERA
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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3.83
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3.83
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FBU
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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6.05
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6.23
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25% 2.00
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GWA
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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2.19
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2.21
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IAG
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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2.91
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3.11
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ILU
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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15.89
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16.13
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KAR
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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3.19
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3.47
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OSH
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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6.19
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6.37
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PAN
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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1.61
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1.67
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SGM
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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14.57
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15.23
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TSE
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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2.35
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2.33
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WPL
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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34.52
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34.73
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50% 1.50
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AWC
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8-Aug
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SHORT
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1.79
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1.83
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AWC
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9-Aug
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SHORT
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1.76
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1.67
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50% 5.00
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SEK
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5-Aug
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SHORT
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6.25
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5.43
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50% 3.00
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BBG
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3-Aug
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SHORT
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5.74
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3.63
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50% 1.50
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PDN
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3-Aug
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SHORT
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2.63
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1.87
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STO
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3-Aug
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SHORT
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12.89
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11.87
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30% 0.65
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BSL
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29-Jul
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SHORT
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1.16
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0.83
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30% 0.65
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BSL
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28-Jul
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SHORT
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1.21
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0.83
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Guidelines / Rules
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Taking Profits
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Cover 25 - 30% MinorLevels
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Cover 50 75 % MediumLevels
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Cover 75 - 100% MajorLevels
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| CFD Trades |
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Adding or subtracting positions using the Price Bar;
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If closing price passes open price on price bar, add or subtract positions.
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Add or subtract positions on new high or low of previous price bar
CFD Trades
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September 25, 2011 12:46:13 PM by
Peter
| CFD Trades DRS1 - CFD Systems |
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Get to breakeven = Take Percentage Profit
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OPEN POSITIONS
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Wider
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Profit Targets
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CODE
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DATE
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LONG/SHORT
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ENTRY
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STOP
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WOR
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23-Sep
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SHORT
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24.78
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25.93
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JBH
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23-Sep
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SHORT
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14.4
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15.07
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AGK
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23-Sep
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SHORT
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13.9
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14.17
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ORI
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23-Sep
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SHORT
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21.8
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23.23
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KZL
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23-Sep
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SHORT
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0.38
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0.51
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OSH
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23-Sep
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SHORT
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5.6
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6.07
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PAN
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23-Sep
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SHORT
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1.25
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1.41
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Get to breakeven
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ABP
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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1.92
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1.97
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Get to breakeven
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AGK
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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14.14
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14.53
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Get to breakeven
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AIO
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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1.5
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1.57
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Get to breakeven
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AIX
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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1.73
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1.77
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Get to breakeven
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AMP
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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3.88
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4.03
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Get to breakeven
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ANN
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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13.09
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13.53
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Get to breakeven
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AQA
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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5.6
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6.07
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Get to breakeven
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ASX
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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29.05
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30.13
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Get to breakeven
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BEN
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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8
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8.23
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Get to breakeven
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BHP
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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36
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37.17
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Get to breakeven
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BKN
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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7.21
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7.43
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Get to breakeven
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BOQ
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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6.75
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7.13
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Get to breakeven
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BSL
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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0.65
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0.715
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Get to breakeven
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CTX
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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10.47
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11.13
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Get to breakeven
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ESG
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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0.745
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0.079
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Get to breakeven
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FMG
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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5.53
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5.73
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Get to breakeven
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IRE
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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7.15
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7.33
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Get to breakeven
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JBH
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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14.9
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15.37
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Get to breakeven
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KZL
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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0.475
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0.51
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Get to breakeven
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ORI
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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22.92
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23.87
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Get to breakeven
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OSH
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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5.9
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6.13
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Get to breakeven
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PAN
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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1.37
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1.47
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Get to breakeven
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QAN
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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1.5
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1.57
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Get to breakeven
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RIO
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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66.35
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71.73
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Get to breakeven
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SDL
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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0.425
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0.465
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Get to breakeven
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SUN
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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7.77
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8.13
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Get to breakeven
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UGL
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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12
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12.37
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Get to breakeven
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WOR
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22-Sep
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SHORT
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25.8
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27.17
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Get to breakeven
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ABC
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20-Sep
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SHORT
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2.67
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2.67
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Get to breakeven
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ABP
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20-Sep
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SHORT
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1.93
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2.03
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Get to breakeven
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AIX
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20-Sep
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SHORT
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1.75
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1.83
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Get to breakeven
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ALS
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20-Sep
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SHORT
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1.375
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1.46
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Get to breakeven
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BLD
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20-Sep
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SHORT
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3.33
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3.53
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Get to breakeven
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BOQ
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20-Sep
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SHORT
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6.85
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7.13
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Get to breakeven
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CEU
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20-Sep
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SHORT
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0.48
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0.51
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Get to breakeven
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ERA
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20-Sep
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SHORT
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3.29
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3.53
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Get to breakeven
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HVN
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20-Sep
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SHORT
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1.99
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2.13
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Get to breakeven
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PTM
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20-Sep
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SHORT
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3.65
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3.83
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Get to breakeven
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QBE
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20-Sep
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SHORT
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12.64
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13.13
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This section now has Weekly Robo Stops
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ABC
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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2.67
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2.67
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20% 1.80
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ABP
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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1.95
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2.03
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50% 3.00
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AMP
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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4.05
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4.03
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25% 18.00
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ANZ
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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19.46
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19.77
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BHP
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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36.95
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38.07
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BLD
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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3.55
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3.53
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25% 6.50
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BOQ
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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7.19
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7.13
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75% at 50.00
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COH
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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60
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54.83
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30% 2.50
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DJS
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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2.94
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2.87
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20% 3.00
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ERA
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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3.54
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3.47
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ESG
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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0.76
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0.81
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FLT
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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18.6
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18.07
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FMG
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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6.05
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5.73
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IAG
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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2.96
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3.03
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ILU
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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15.9
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15.13
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25% at 7.00
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IRE
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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7.6
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7.57
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MGR
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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1.15
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1.17
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MND
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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18.5
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19.43
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50% at 20.00
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MQG
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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22.38
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22.53
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50% 5.00
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OSH
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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5.9
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6.07
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50% 1.00
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OST
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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1.33
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1.37
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50% at 10.00
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OZL
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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11.32
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11.03
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50% 2.00
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PNA
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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3.24
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3.13
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QAN
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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1.57
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1.62
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QBE
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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12.8
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13.27
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RIO
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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68.9
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70.77
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SDL
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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0.455
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0.465
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25% 10.00
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STO
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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11.16
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11.57
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TOL
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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4.53
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4.57
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WBC
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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19.6
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20.33
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WOR
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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24.82
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27.27
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WOW
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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24.52
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25.13
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25% 30
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WPL
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12-Sep
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SHORT
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33.25
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34.27
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WOR
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6-Sep
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SHORT
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25.75
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27.27
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30% 0.50
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TAP
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6-Sep
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SHORT
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0.71
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0.71
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50% at 20.00
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MQG
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6-Sep
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SHORT
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24.04
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22.53
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25% at 2.50
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ABC
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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2.74
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2.73
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50% 1.50
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AIX
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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1.83
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1.83
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50% 3.00
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AMP
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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4.44
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4.03
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25% 18.00
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ANZ
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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19.79
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19.77
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BEN
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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8.63
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8.27
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30% 30.00
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BHP
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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39.03
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38.07
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30% 3.00
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BLD
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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3.57
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3.53
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BLY
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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3.47
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3.23
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COH
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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73.72
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54.83
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30% 2.50
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DJS
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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2.93
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2.87
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50% 3.00
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DOW
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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3.39
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3.23
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20% 3.00
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ERA
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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3.79
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3.47
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30% 6.50
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LLC
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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8.27
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7.63
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50% 5.00
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OSH
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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6.21
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6.07
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OZL
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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11.84
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11.03
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50% 1.00
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PAN
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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1.61
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1.53
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50% at 2.00
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PNA
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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3.54
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3.13
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30% 11.50
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QBE
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5-Sep
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SHORT
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13.89
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13.27
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30% 80
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ABY
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2-Sep
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SHORT
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1.19
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1.17
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30% 13.00
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AGK
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2-Sep
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SHORT
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15.1
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15.47
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50% 3.00
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AMP
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2-Sep
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SHORT
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4.57
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4.03
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25% 6.50
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BEN
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2-Sep
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SHORT
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8.69
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8.27
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50% 30.00
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BHP
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2-Sep
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SHORT
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39.47
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38.07
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30% 3.00
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BLD
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2-Sep
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SHORT
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3.66
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3.53
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30% 0.80
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CPA
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2-Sep
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SHORT
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0.96
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0.96
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50% 4.00
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IGO
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2-Sep
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SHORT
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5.26
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4.67
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25% 11.50
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SGM
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2-Sep
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SHORT
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14.99
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13.57
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50% 30.00
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WPL
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2-Sep
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SHORT
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34.99
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34.21
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50% 0.65
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BSL
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26-Aug
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SHORT
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0.845
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0.725
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Basic Daily Rules
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Taking Profits:
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*33% Each Dollar at SG1/SG2
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50% MediumLevels
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75% MajorLevels
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Gapping Rule
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Use 30 Minute Robo on the open
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Intraday Guidelines
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Taking Profits:
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25% Level 72/80 SG2
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25% Midpoint
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50% Every one dollar
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100% MediumLevels
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100% MajorLevels
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New bar high or low
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When the close passes the Open
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Open passes close of previous day
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Use SG1 & SG2 for Adding & Subtracting positions
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Add to increasing volume
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CFD Trades
October 23, 2011 3:09:36 PM by
Peter
A Leading Technical Analysis Video - CFD Trading Strategy Report 7.30AM
In-depth Analysis of DJI SP500 FSTE SPI ASX200 Gold Copper Oil Forex AUDUSD EURUSD Dollar & CFD Trades FREE TRIAL
EarlyBird Technical Analysis CFD Trading Report – 24 October

Dow Jones – 11, 800 +2.31%
Base Metals Positive
US Gold CFD: 1640
Oil WTI CFD: 87.60
Copper CFD: 325
US Dollar CFD: 76.50
EURUSD 1.39
AUDUSD 1.0376
Dow Jones CFD 11,816
S&P500 CFD: 1,239
FTSE 100 CFD: 5493
SPI CFD 4200
US News
NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- U.S. stocks rose Friday following another batch of corporate earnings while investors hoped this weekend's European Union summit will lead to a plan that will combat the sovereign-debt crisis.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 226 points, or 2%, to 11768, near the session's highs during the final trading hour of the day. The gains put the Dow on pace for its fourth-straight weekly gain, marking its longest winning streak since January. The measure is up more than 1% this year.
McDonald's helped push the Dow higher, rising 3.2%. The fast-food company's third-quarter earnings rose as sales growth made up for the food-cost inflation it faces world-wide.
Travelers jumped 4% and American Express gained 3.9%, leading the Dow's gains. General Electric led on the downside, falling 2.5% after reporting quarterly results. GE Chief Executive Jeff Immelt called the company's third-quarter industrial-profit margin "a low for the year" and vowed that the figure will rise in the fourth quarter and next year.
The Standard & Poor's 500-stock index advanced 20 points, or 1.6%, to 1235, with consumer-discretionary, materials and financial stocks in the lead. Each of the index's 10 sectors rose. The index is on pace for its third-consecutive week of gains, its longest weekly winning streak since Feb. 18.
The technology-oriented Nasdaq Composite advanced 32 points, or 1.2%, to 2630.
Investors remain fixated on how European leaders will combat the debt crisis that has spread to many regions across the euro zone. Although an agreement on a plan to expand the euro zone's bailout fund won't be reached by Sunday as was previously expected, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy issued a joint statement promising to produce a comprehensive plan by Wednesday.
Also, an agreement on recapitalizing Europe's banks should be reached by EU finance ministers Saturday, according to a senior EU diplomat. But an agreement has yet to be reached on leveraging the euro zone's bailout mechanism or on a write-down on Greece's massive debt, the diplomat said.
"This rally could be some short [sellers] taking a little bit off the table," said Michael Shea, managing partner at Direct Access Partners. "The thinking is 'What if these European leaders actually pull this off?'"
Euro-zone finance ministers also approved the latest disbursement of an EUR8 billion ($11 billion) loan payment for Greece.
CFD Commodities
US Gold CFD: 1640
Covering the short Gold positions around 1600 was the right move as we could see base metals , copper about to bounce off the MajorLevel 300 (TL3)
Now we wait for the retest at the MediumLevel 1650 as support or resistance, we should see the price further up past 1650 into SG2 1665 I 1672 I 1680 which is the supply zone, so expect a small reaction at 1650, then a push higher to 1665 – 1672 then a test of the MediumLevel 1650 if support is found then it can push higher and long would be picked up at that point. Make should you allow the pattern at this level to play out otherwise you’re taking on extra risk that you simply don’t need too, if you keen to play long now then place the stop under the 1.618 but do not over trade and lock in part profits at 1650, 1660 (618% Retracement) and 1665 the main resistance price point is 1672
Oil WTI CFD: 87.60
Oil didn’t did move with stock or materials so this is a sign of weakness, even though stocks can move higher, while the US earnings are still underway next week Oil should find more resistance at this 88 and 90. The Elliott count is back down to 85… and this can come from Monday as the 60% hair cut on Bonds that bond holders will take, this will also see the Dow at 11,800 (mTL8 Profit taking number) watch the Dow Futures when they open.
Base Metals
US Spot Prices (in l/b)
US Copper: Last: 3.22+
US Nickel: Last: 8.44+
US Zinc: Last: 0.81+
US Aluminium Last: 0.94+
Copper CFD: 325
The bounce of the Major TradingLevel TL3 300 as expected, the current high 326 is the 61.8% retracement level, however the wave count suggest an unfolding to 328 /330 the 330 is the top of group 1 so you should know what this means and how the price will unfold across this level. The other technical point is the Elliott wave count up off the 300, start counting five waves up on the intraday chart. We will point out the trade set up when it gets closer during the week.
You can also bring in the AUD and ASX into the analysis mix as they will have the same wave count up, we can observe for any leading moves, lets first get past Monday the European summit and the observe what happens in the bonds markets and how that affects the Indices
Forex
US Dollar CFD: 76.50
The Dollar has made news lows in line with the previous corrective pattern, the target was 7650 but now that we can work with and see the unfolding intraday structure we have to consider a lower price point and the Euro moving above the 139 with the target at 140 has been the standard, but of course the European Summit meeting is on Sunday and it boils down to will the market feel content for the short term with the amount of money they put into the leaky bucket. We will look at the DJ Futures market when they open to get the lead.
EURUSD 1.39
TradingLevels: If you are still long from the 13750 retest, then stay long, if you’re thinking of being long then you require support on 139 first, however this is going to be tricky for two reasons first the European summit on Sunday can spike the price and secondly the Bonds market is taking a 60% cut, this is likely to place selling pressure but the Europe Summit is likely to create the upside, Look at the DJ Futures for the lead before the Euro opens on Monday
Elliott Wave: Same -Counting five wave up from the last low, target above 140
Trading Strategy: Same - Look for long trade set ups on retests of the levels and especially after abc corrective patterns
AUDUSD 1.0376
TradingLevels: We can look at the move up as positive and a retest of 105, that is still a long way to go, but there is a wave structure to fit this move, if you have been long from the 10272 then continue to hold. The risks are the 60% cut in the Bonds that can send this market down and on the flipside the European summit can send it up so stay long but use stops, this is a slightly dangerous situation with these news events, the cut in bonds should weaken the market, this is the norm, but things are far from normal as we are feed halve truths. Trade less.
Elliott Wave: Impulse intraday structures to the upside, count five waves from the last low
Trading Strategy: The normal structure of the pattern I’m looking at should take the market higher, the Cut in bonds is the clincher when the markets open look at the DJ Futures for the Indices lead as the SP500 Euro AUD Copper are all in harmony. If things are normal after a few spikes this way and that as the price is around the 104 then be patient and work one of the normal abc pattern across 104 and SG1 etc.
Indices
Dow Jones CFD 11,816
TradingLevels: Expect a corrective pattern across the 1800 (mTL8 a profitmaking level)
Elliott Wave: Intermediate Wave (2) we will talk about the wave count in the video
Trading Strategy: The 60% cut in Bonds should see the price correct here and on the flipside we have the European Summit on Sunday, we just have to look at the DJ Futures open as there can be spikes here, it’s very unpredictable, that said the wave count should see higher prices
S&P500 CFD: 1,239
TradingLevels: The important levels here are the top of SG1 1230 as a support, the Midpoint as the first target where you can expect a corrective pattern, if support is found after the corrective pattern then 1272
Wave count: Wave C in (2) is starting up. There are two possible impulse wave counts up that we are going to follow, I will explain this in the video
Trading Strategy: If you have been long from the last comments then the cut in bonds will be the risk on the open, otherwise hold long. Stops on longs would be technically Elliott at 1213, take large percentage profit at 1250 and wait for support
FTSE 100 CFD: 5493
TradingLevels: Apart from the old highs the 5600 would be the target
Elliott Wave: abc is completed at 5350, expect high ground and new high
Trading Strategy: Work the 5500, wait for the correctional pattern for support.
SPI CFD 4200
TradingLevels: Expect a move above 4200 (mTL2) but within the SG1 then a retest of 4200 as an abc corrective pattern
Elliott Wave: Impulse wave up, counting the five waves up from the last low
Trading Strategy: If you are still long from the 4150 that’s fine, but you should have naturally covered at 4272 and 4200. The Dow is up strongly making new highs, but the SPI is not, so this drag is weakness, how the Dow being up 2% + will lift the ASX Cash market on open, however there are two other important points the European summit on Sunday coming up with a figure to plug the current holes and the cut in bonds is likely see a drop in US Stocks?
11:30am AUD PPI q/q 0.8% 0.8%
1:30pm CNY HSBC Flash Manufacturing PMI 49.9
Summary
We got the move up in the Euro and AUD and the down swing in the Dollar and the upside on the Dow support at 11500 of Friday but didn’t see any volume move in to the ASX on Friday to secure any real long trades there, the strong move up in the Dow was based on Earning but it would also be from the European Summit meeting on Sunday as mentioned earlier in the week buy the rumour sell the fact and the fact may come in the form on the Bonds being cut by 60% surely this will rock stocks, but the Summit’s money to fill the leaky bucket is another risk on the open.
So there is a lot of things that can occur on this particular global opening, the wave count is for further upside and this is likely to come from the US Earning next week, but once the Earning season is completed we should then see weakness and there is weakness bubbling away in places like the Bank of America.
In terms of ASX trading strategies for Monday let see how the Dow Futures open and the Currencies. I will make any changes either here or in the ASX Day Trading section. We need to see what effect the cut in bond does and the Summit then we can pick up the momentum
Trading Quote
"Understand that learning the markets can take years. Immerse yourself in the world of trading and give up everything else."
Today's Financial Events
Time Currency Detail Forecast Previous
All Day NZD Bank Holiday
10:50am JPY Trade Balance -0.11T -0.29T
11:30am AUD PPI q/q 0.8% 0.8%
1:30pm CNY HSBC Flash Manufacturing PMI 49.9
6:00pm EUR French Flash Manufacturing PMI 48.1 48.2
6:00pm EUR French Flash Services PMI 50.6 51.5
6:30pm EUR German Flash Manufacturing PMI 50.0 50.3
6:30pm EUR German Flash Services PMI 49.8 49.7
7:00pm EUR Flash Manufacturing PMI 48.1 48.5
7:00pm EUR Flash Services PMI 48.6 48.8
7:05pm GBP MPC Member Tucker Speaks
8:00pm EUR Industrial New Orders m/m 0.1% -1.6%
11:45pm USD FOMC Member Dudley Speaks
4:00am USD FOMC Member Dudley Speaks
NOTES:
1. Check the Dividend & Reporting section for your stock on this site before trading
2. Prices may change as this Technical Analysis report is written from 3.30 – 6.30AM
3. Always think things out for yourself, we are only here to bounce ideas around.
Good Morning & Good Luck!
A Leading Technical Analysis Video - CFD Trading Strategy Report 7.30AM
November 02, 2011 6:32:32 AM by
Peter
As you know most stocks can be shorted, the trick is finding some that don’t gap too much, so perhaps place more trades but smaller bet sizes.
As mentioned in the EarlyBird, we are expecting a bounce later in the week so locking in part profits on the way down makes sense.
CFD Trades - CFD Trading Strategy
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PENDING POSITIONS
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NOTES
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CODE
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DATE
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LONG/SHORT
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ENTRY
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STOP
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WPL
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2-Nov
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SHORT
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35.89
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36.53
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SPT
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2-Nov
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SHORT
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1.98
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2.01
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ROC
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2-Nov
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SHORT
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0.29
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0.315
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PTM
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2-Nov
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SHORT
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3.95
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4.03
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OZL
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2-Nov
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SHORT
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11.11
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11.57
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OSH
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2-Nov
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SHORT
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6.43
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6.57
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MGX
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2-Nov
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SHORT
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1.47
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1.57
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KZL
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2-Nov
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SHORT
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0.39
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0.425
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OPEN POSITIONS
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Profit Targets
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CODE
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DATE
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LONG/SHORT
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ENTRY
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STOP
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ABC
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1-Nov
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SHORT
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2.86
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2.93
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AGK
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1-Nov
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SHORT
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14.37
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14.43
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AMP
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1-Nov
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SHORT
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4.27
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4.23
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AQA
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1-Nov
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SHORT
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5.99
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6.03
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BWP
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1-Nov
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SHORT
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1.66
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1.685
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ENV
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1-Nov
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SHORT
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0.64
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0.665
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IVC
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1-Nov
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SHORT
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6.89
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7.03
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KAR
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1-Nov
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SHORT
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4.47
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4.53
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MND
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1-Nov
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SHORT
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18.24
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18.07
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MQG
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1-Nov
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SHORT
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24.69
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25.37
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MCM
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1-Nov
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SHORT
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33.47
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34.37
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OST
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1-Nov
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SHORT
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1.23
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1.27
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PBG
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1-Nov
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SHORT
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0.6
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0.615
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SHL
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1-Nov
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SHORT
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10.99
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11.27
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CFD Trades - CFD Trading Strategy CFD Trades - CFD Trading Strategy
November 17, 2011 6:29:17 AM by
Peter
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CFD Trade:PENDING POSITIONS
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NOTES
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CODE
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DATE
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LONG/SHORT
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ENTRY
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STOP
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APN
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17-Nov
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SHORT
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0.83
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0.86
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Wider stop
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ASX
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17-Nov
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SHORT
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29.99
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31.07
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BEN
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17-Nov
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SHORT
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9.08
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9.31
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BSL
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17-Nov
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SHORT
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0.71
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0.077
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CGF
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17-Nov
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SHORT
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4.29
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4.43
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Wider Stop
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FMG
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17-Nov
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SHORT
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4.79
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5.11
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IGO
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17-Nov
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SHORT
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4.77
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5.07
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KZL
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17-Nov
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SHORT
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0.365
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0.39
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CFD Trades OPEN POSITIONS
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Profit Targets
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CODE
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DATE
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LONG/SHORT
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ENTRY
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STOP
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AWC
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16-Nov
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SHORT
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1.47
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1.53
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ERA
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16-Nov
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SHORT
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1.77
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1.77
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LLC
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16-Nov
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SHORT
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7.35
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7.43
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MML
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16-Nov
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SHORT
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6.57
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6.73
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Risk at TL2 / 20.00
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ANZ
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15-Nov
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SHORT
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20.66
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21.11
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Wider Stop
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NAB
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15-Nov
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SHORT
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24.56
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25.07
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Risk at TL1 / 1.00
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OST
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15-Nov
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SHORT
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1.015
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1.035
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ROC
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15-Nov
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SHORT
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0.28
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0.291
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November 24, 2011 5:06:47 PM by
Peter
CFD Trades - CFD Trading Strategies - CFDs Systems - CFD Trading
| Current CFD Trades Shorting CFDs |
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OPEN POSITIONS
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Profit Targets
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LONG/SHORT
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ENTRY
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STOP
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Wider Stop
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ABP
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24-Nov
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SHORT
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1.85
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1.93
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Wider Stop
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MQG
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24-Nov
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SHORT
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22.31
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22.87
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Wider Stop
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WBC
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24-Nov
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SHORT
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19.83
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20.77
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TOL
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24-Nov
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SHORT
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4.57
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4.63
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30% Profit 8.00
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SUN
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24-Nov
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SHORT
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8.19
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8.23
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MGR
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22-Nov
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SHORT
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1.23
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1.27
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% Profit
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OST
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22-Nov
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SHORT
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0.89
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0.835
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MCR
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22-Nov
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SHORT
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0.79
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0.785
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CTX
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21-Nov
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SHORT
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12.99
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12.57
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KCN
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21-Nov
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SHORT
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6.49
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6.57
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NCM
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21-Nov
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SHORT
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35.79
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34.57
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PBG
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21-Nov
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SHORT
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0.555
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0.545
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ABC
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18-Nov
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SHORT
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2.97
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2.83
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Wide stop
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AGK
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18-Nov
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SHORT
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14.87
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14.67
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BKN
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18-Nov
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SHORT
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7.49
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7.13
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DJS
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18-Nov
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SHORT
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3.17
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3.03
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Wide stop
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HVN
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18-Nov
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SHORT
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2.16
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2.11
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MGR
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18-Nov
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SHORT
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1.24
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1.27
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MGX
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18-Nov
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SHORT
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1.4
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1.27
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50% Profit 10.00
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OZL
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18-Nov
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SHORT
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11.13
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10.43
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Wide stop
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ASX
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17-Nov
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SHORT
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29.99
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30.23
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BEN
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17-Nov
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SHORT
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9.08
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9.07
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BSL
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17-Nov
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SHORT
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0.71
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0.435
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30% Profit at 4.00
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CGF
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17-Nov
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SHORT
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4.29
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4.17
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FMG
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17-Nov
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SHORT
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4.79
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4.93
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Wide stop
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IGO
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17-Nov
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SHORT
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4.77
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4.57
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AWC
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16-Nov
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SHORT
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1.47
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1.37
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ERA
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16-Nov
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SHORT
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1.77
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1.47
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MML
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16-Nov
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SHORT
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6.57
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5.67
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Wide stop
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ANZ
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15-Nov
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SHORT
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20.66
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19.57
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Wide stop
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NAB
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15-Nov
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SHORT
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24.56
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22.87
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Wide stop
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OST
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15-Nov
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SHORT
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1.015
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0.835
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November 29, 2011 7:06:30 AM by
Peter
CFD Trading Strategies (Robo Trading Strategy)
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NAB
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15-Nov
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SHORT
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24.56
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22.23
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Win
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ANZ
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15-Nov
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SHORT
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20.66
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19.03
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Win
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MML
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16-Nov
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SHORT
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6.57
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5.57
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Win
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ERA
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16-Nov
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SHORT
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1.77
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1.43
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Win
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AWC
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16-Nov
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SHORT
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1.47
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1.33
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Win
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IGO
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17-Nov
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SHORT
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4.77
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4.37
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Win
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30% Profit at 4.00
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CGF
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17-Nov
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SHORT
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4.29
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4.07
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Win
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BEN
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17-Nov
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SHORT
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9.08
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8.73
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Win
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ASX
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17-Nov
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SHORT
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29.99
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29.77
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Win
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50% at 10
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OZL
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18-Nov
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SHORT
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11.13
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10.27
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Win
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HVN
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18-Nov
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SHORT
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2.16
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2.035
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Win
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ABC
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18-Nov
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SHORT
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2.97
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2.83
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Win
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% Profit at .50 TL5
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PBG
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21-Nov
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SHORT
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0.555
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0.525
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Win
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NCM
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21-Nov
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SHORT
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35.79
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34.57
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Win
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% Profit 11.50 (ML15)
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CTX
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21-Nov
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SHORT
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12.99
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12.33
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Win
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MCR
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22-Nov
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SHORT
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0.79
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0.765
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Win
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SUN
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24-Nov
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SHORT
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8.19
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8.05
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Win
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TOL
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24-Nov
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SHORT
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4.57
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4.47
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Win
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WBC
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24-Nov
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SHORT
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19.83
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19.87
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Loss
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MQG
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24-Nov
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SHORT
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22.31
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21.83
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Win
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ABP
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24-Nov
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SHORT
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1.85
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1.915
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Loss
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AWC
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25-Nov
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SHORT
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1.28
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1.33
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Loss
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LLC
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16-Nov
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SHORT
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7.35
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7.17
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Win
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AMP
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14-Nov
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LONG
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4.36
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4.31
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Win
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Exit on Open
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PRU
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9-Nov
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LONG
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3.48
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3.37
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Win
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Exit on Open
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TRY
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9-Nov
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LONG
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4.39
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4.27
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Win
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Exit on Open
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BBG
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8-Nov
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LONG
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4.21
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4.11
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Win
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Exit on Open
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BLY
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8-Nov
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LONG
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3.19
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3.16
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Win
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Exit on Open
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BKN
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8-Nov
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LONG
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7.73
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7.62
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Win
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Exit on Open
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OGC
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8-Nov
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LONG
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2.53
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2.46
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Win
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Exit on Open
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PAN
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8-Nov
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LONG
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1.36
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1.33
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Win
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Target 2.00
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BRM
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4-Nov
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LONG
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1.805
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1.87
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Loss
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Target TL5 / 0.50
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CFE
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4-Nov
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LONG
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0.435
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0.43
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Win
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Exit on Open
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DOW
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4-Nov
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LONG
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3.11
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3.11
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Nil
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ROC
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2-Nov
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SHORT
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0.29
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0.29
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Nil
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% Profit 51.80
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COH
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7-Nov
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SHORT
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52.99
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52.77
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Win
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OST
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1-Nov
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SHORT
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1.23
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0.985
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Win
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% at 10.85
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SHL
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1-Nov
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SHORT
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10.99
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11.03
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Loss
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MCM
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1-Nov
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SHORT
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33.47
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34.37
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Loss
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Take % 23.37
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MQG
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1-Nov
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SHORT
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24.69
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23.67
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Win
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November 29, 2011 10:29:15 AM by
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Dow Jones CFD 11,540
TradingLevels: Ok, the rally is here, corrections are the trickiest part of Elliott Wave they are the weak spot, Elliott unfortunately only developed three rules when using his method, the Impulse wave is straight forwards, corrections, can be simple or complicated, we can also use the tradinglevels to sort out the basic of being long or short, so while the price is above 11500 the MediumLevel the market has to be treated as bullish, if the price finds 11500 as resistance we are bearish, it’s that simple.
Elliott Wave: Wave counts and targets, most futures markets created a Gap on the 21 Nov and these Gaps would be target points, they are however quite high, we can’t say if they will be covered or not, all we knew is that there would be a rally and this current move up could also be the first leg of three swings, we just don’t know yet. The move up was swift and is now running out of steam
Trading Strategy: Let’s just keep it simple, let’s just give the price time at 11,500 to develop either a stronger support or find itself as the resistance. there is the case for the current high to be the top now, this is from one internal wave count, but I don’t want to call a top without evidence of downside structure, the levels and volume, it better to see the current price searching for support on 11500, the internal volume supports this view, the next level up is the 11650
S&P500 CFD: 1190
TradingLevels: Gap target 1212, current resistance mTL2 | 1200 support SG2 1172 zone
Wave count: abc rally wave four, the 38.2% retracement level is close to 1200
Trading Strategy: Apart from scalping, when the 1172 becomes the resistance then short. If the price finds support on 1200 trade to 1215
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December 02, 2011 7:24:29 AM by
Peter
SPI CFD Trading Report: Technical Analysis
Code: SPI CFD
Date: 2 December
Chart: 30 Minute Chart
For being long the Dow Futures need to be above 12,000 and it would help is the Euro was above 13472 and the AUDUSD above 102.
If the 4200 is the support here, the 4230 is SG1 support always important for long trades, the 4220 break is a cut off price point for being long as a larger corrective pattern can unfold to 4172 and trendline support.
The Friday cycle should be up, however remember that there was not price or volume follow through on the global equities.
Allow the market to open and around 10.15/20 look for the trend
EarlyBird Report Comments:
SPI CFD 4240
TradingLevels: From a trading point of view while the price is above SG1 of mTL2 that is 4230 as support hold long, if the Midpoint 4250 becomes support then add to long positions, if the 4220 becomes resistance then expect a move down to 4172 SG2 zone and therefore a larger corrective pattern across 4200 as mentioned yesterday
Elliott Wave: The pattern at 4200 appears corrective, the question is, is it finished?
CFDTrading Strategy: the 4220 is the line in the sand for being long or short

Code: SPI CFD
Date: 1 December
Chart: 15 Minute Chart
Resistance 4272 SG2 with the Balance line at 4200
EarlyBird Report Comments:
SPI CFD 4230
TradingLevels: Expect the price to soften back into 4200
Elliott Wave: Is the strong move up last night the Alternative Wave (ii) mentioned in yesterday’s chart? We just need to see all the markets settle and in this case the 4200, the move down into 4200 being corrective or impulse will help with understanding the next move
CFD Trading Strategy: The cash market will support the price here, but work each sublevel carefully the SG1 the Midpoint and SG2 the 4272 is the resistance
11:30am AUD Building Approvals m/m 3.6% -13.6%
11:30am AUD Retail Sales m/m 0.4% 0.4%
12:00pm CNY Manufacturing PMI 49.8 50.4

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December 06, 2011 7:08:24 AM by
Peter
CFD Trading Report
I won’t place any new long trades out until I see the volume in the afternoon.
Also protect profits on long trades as Tuesday is profit taking day.
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LONG/SHORT
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ENTRY
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STOP
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Wider stop
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BWP
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5-Dec
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LONG
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1.77
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1.73
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GPT
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5-Dec
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LONG
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3.21
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3.13
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OMH
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5-Dec
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SHORT
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0.37
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0.385
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Get to break even
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SFR
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2-Dec
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LONG
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6.69
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6.67
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APA
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1-Dec
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LONG
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4.55
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5.57
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30% Profit at 1.88
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CFX
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1-Dec
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LONG
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1.84
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1.83
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CQO
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1-Dec
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LONG
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3.46
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3.37
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25% Profit at 2.20
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HVN
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1-Dec
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LONG
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2.11
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2.16
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MIN
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1-Dec
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LONG
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11.88
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11.67
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50% 11.50
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OZL
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1-Dec
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LONG
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10.9
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11.13
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25% Profit at 1.44
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PAN
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1-Dec
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LONG
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1.38
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1.39
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30%Profit at 8.30
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WDC
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1-Dec
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LONG
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8.21
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8.23
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30% 2.60
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ALL
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30-Nov
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LONG
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2.39
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2.47
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50%+ Profit on Open
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IVA
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29-Nov
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LONG
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1.21
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1.63
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30% Profit at 4.14
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CDU
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29-Nov
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LONG
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3.57
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3.83
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December 06, 2011 7:49:53 AM by
Peter
CFD Trading Systems Technical Analysis
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Dow Jones – 12,019 -0.01%
Base Metals Positive
US Gold CFD: 1738
Oil WTI CFD: 101
Copper CFD: 358
US Dollar CFD: 78.72
EURUSD 1.3390
AUDUSD 1.02
Dow Jones CFD 12,010
S&P500 CFD: 1246
FTSE 100 CFD: 5510
SPI CFD 4290
News
NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- U.S. stocks finished barely changed in Friday's session to cap a strong week after the U.S. unemployment rate unexpectedly dropped and European leaders and central bankers redoubled efforts to tackle the sovereign-debt crisis.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average finished with a loss of 0.61 point, or less than 0.1%, at 12019.42, but surged 7% this week, the biggest weekly percentage gain since July 2009. The Standard & Poor's 500 stock-index shed 0.31 point, also less than 0.1%, to 1244.28, but added 7.4% this week, the steepest weekly rise since March 2009. The Nasdaq Composite eked out a rise of 0.73 point to 2626.93 and ended the week up 7.6%.
A stronger-than-expected monthly jobs report and signs of progress were not enough to sustain a triple-digit Dow advance early in the session. Stocks tracked a swift mid-session decline in the euro, with European bond yields also changing course midsession.
CFD Commodities
US Gold CFD: 1738
Daily trend line resistance creates daily bar reversal.
This has also occurred in line with the bounce on the US Dollar and the lower Euro, the Lower Euro hasn’t been confirmed by the SP500.
Elliott Wave; we are considering the move up corrective and the main wave count would end here now with the spike into 1760 or SG2 1772, this is a wait and see, waiting for confirm impulse wave down and or a move below 1720.
TradingLevels; if the price finds support on 1750 the Midpoint, then expect 1772 to be reached.
Flipside; US Dollar wave count is likely to move from the 78 support to above 80, this of course will apply pressure for Gold to move down? The other market that can help confirm is US Copper if the price finds 350 as resistance then you have base metals on your side. There is likely to be softness in these markets as the US Indices meet supply right now.
Trading Gold; long with support on 1750, short with 1720 as retested resistance and add as the 1700 becomes the retested resistance of Long if 1772 and SG2 develops support
Silver; is still working through the mTL3 level 33.00 wait for a Failed Retest of 33.00 before shorting, the mTL2 level 32.00 is the pivot with this MinorGroup1 and if this becomes the resistance, then expect he price to eventually move through TL3 Major TradingLevel and is likely to move quicker than gold IF this market is to move down because of the slight divergence.
Oil WTI CFD: 101
Oil is developing support on 100 (TL1 Major TradingLevel) This creates the long bias and trade, stops at 99.63, If 101 develops support then work that level, make sure it has been retested first confirm that support is there! Oil has been flipping in and out of moving with stock and dollar but is also getting back to its old self of doing its own thing, so we have to trade it for what it does alone and currently it has retested 100 as support will it climb higher stepping though the sublevels group1 (SG1) (101 | 102 I 103 ) support on this SG1 would place the price at 105 the Midpoint and support on this creates the price at 110 the first MinorLevel mTL1
Base Metals
US Spot Prices (in l/b)
US Copper: Last: 3.56+
US Nickel: Last: 7.96+
US Zinc: Last: 0.92+
US Aluminium Last: 0.94+
Copper CFD: 358
While copper is above 340 the Elliott wave structure up remains positive.
TradingLevels, while the 350 remans support the market is positive, it can be retested to 347 as a larger correction unfolding at this level, if the 350 becomes the retested resistance then the market bias is negative, this is an important line in the sand for the ASX market and our current long bias with the Robo trading
Forex
US Dollar CFD: 78.72
The US dollar should now move above 80 and the Euro down, however these sharp moves are not confirmed by the SP500 Dow or Treasuries?
Trading Dollar, when the price finds support on 78.72 (SG2) then trade long and short in the Euro
EURUSD 1.3390
TradingLevels: The rally back into 134 appears corrective, so expect 134 to become resistance, if this is the case then bias short, if the 13372 SG2 becomes the resistance then add to the short position, if you see the SP500 move down then markets are back tune and continue short Also expect the US Dollar to correct / swing across 79 in three swings, if after that the dollar finds support on 79 then add to the short on the Euro
Elliott Wave: While the Dollar is above 78 and the Euro below 135 then we can have the change in trend, but we need to US Indices to confirm this, this is the tricky bit as the Asian still appear to have another swing up, the ASX above 4400 perhaps even the 4500 if it extends. So the Dollar and Euro if correct would be leading the turn?
CFD Trading Systems: If you were short under the 13472 then you would be out at 134, if not then if 134 becomes support think of the exit or 13430 becomes support exit, if the 134 becomes resistance then look to short under the 13372 SG2.
AUDUSD 1.02
TradingLevels: Same - The price is in SG2 1.01 | 1.02 | 1.03 the 1.02 is the central pivot and support or corrective pattern here would see the price above 1.03 and support on top of SG1 1.03 separates the price from 1.00 psychologically speaking. The current support on 1.02 is positive and any long trade would be taken off the support on its group1 1.0230, the main resistance would the 1.0272
Elliott Wave: Expect a larger corrective pattern at 102 as the Dollar is expected to push higher to 79 and correct across 79 if it finds support then it will push up and the AUD down under the 102, the 102 as resistance creates a bearish bias for the AUD back to 101 or 1.00
CFD Trading Systems: Allow the market time to work out if the 102 pivot (10172) as support or resistance and work the trade from there, expect the price to stay in SG1 in a larger corrective pattern. The RBA Rate and Figures on Tue are likely to create the break out.
Indices
Dow Jones CFD 12,010
TradingLevels: The 12172 target was achieved and now the 12000 is being tested as support or resistance
Elliott Wave: Friday – five small intraday waves down from the high – either Wave 1 or A
Count 1: Corrective rally completed - The 12172 SG2 high can be the top of the abc rally wave count and if this is the case then the market will work down form here, the US and the Euro are confirming this, but we are yet to really see it in the US Indices yet?
Count 2: A bullish wave four unfolding across 12000.
CFD Trading Systems: The five small waves down from the high will see a abc rally then another five waves down, that is a bounce off 12000 then a move below, the question is will this three waves down turn into a larger five waves down creating the top, we just need time to see. The Euro and Dollar are leading the possibility of a top being in place. The ISM US manufacturing figures tonight can create the bounce abc bounce?
S&P500 CFD: 1246
TradingLevels: Keeping it simple, give the 1250 to become the support or resistance
Wave count: There are two counts we are following, one is a top in place now and the other is a corrective pattern at the 1250 and then another move up above 1272, so far the US Dollar creates the bias for the SP500 top being in place, but more evidence is required, as the Asian markets are suggesting higher, any way we will be patient and work through this
CFD Trading Systems: long or short from the 1250 as support or resistance, on the retest of this price.
FTSE 100 CFD: 5510
TradingLevels: The corrective pattern is still unfolding across 5500 within the range, we just have to allow it to unfold, it will show itself as support or resistance. You know the SG1 above and the SG2 below to help create a trade, the 5472 as resistance for the short and the 5530 as the long
Elliott Wave: We are working two wave counts on the US markets and it’s the same here for UK, one, a top can be in place at the last high or a larger corrective pattern unfolding, we just cant be sure either way, so time is need to see.
Trading Strategy: No strategy for the next session while the price is at 5500 it should become clearer by Wed as the US markets will only create a abc rally then five down on the intraday.
SPI CFD 4290
TradingLevels: Support SG2 (4265 | 4272 | 4280)
Elliott Wave: The Wave structure is still unfolding higher, however a wave four corrective pattern is unfolding across 4300, see the chart on the SPI. As you may be aware we are working two wave counts on the US markets and one of those counts has a top in place now, this can reflect back here, this count with the top in place is being confirmed be the US Dollar, any way just be careful here at the 4300, at minimum expect a corrective pattern at mTL3 4300. The move down last night is in five waves, this will produce another five waves after a bounce off the SG2 4272
CFD Trading Systems: the 4220 is the line in the sand for being long or short
CFD Trading Summary
I have left Friday summary below because so much of it is relevant now and through to the Euro meeting 8/9th Dec. The only element that we need to keep an eye on is the weekly cycle as Friday’s closing was strong as we were expecting and therefor looking for the follow through on the Monday with profit taking on Tuesday, but this is a concern as the Dow was softer, this too was expected as there was not follow through from the five central banks allowing lower credit, but that’s no surprise either as it didn’t work the last two time they did it, but the Euro meeting on the 8/9th can pull a rabbit out of the hat if they really wanted too, but in the mean time we have to deal with what we see and we see two possible wave counts, one, is a top in place now for the Dow, the second a larger corrective wave four pattern at 12000, we just don’t know, we can see the Dollar bounce which would help confirm lower prices for the Dow, but the treasuries have only slightly confirm this but not enough to call the turn, Monday in the US will still not confirm the larger degree of pattern either as we can see the internal intraday pattern and know how that will play out but even once that is finished its still not enough evidence to confirm the next degree, so it’s a wait and see scenario.
The ASX200 and the Asian region has a more positive picture, however the ASX200 requires support on top of 4300 (MinorGroup1) support on this would see the 4500 the next level as the target, but this support is a long time coming, the XMJ Materials sector will find the 11500 as the resistance even though the supply is a little higher the XXJ Banking sector can run higher to the 4800 and a likely driver.
The 44 day cycle for the SP500 on the 7th Dec for the technical and the fundamental financial event on the 8/9th Dec Euro meeting are the catalysts for higher or lower prices and are good times to reduce position sizes by half, there is a time for being defensive and a time to be active, you need to choose the battle you know you can win
Friday’s CFD Trading Systems Summary
The markets did not follow through last night, this is not a strong bullish action.
That said the small intraday patterns do appear to be corrective and therefor can expect a move higher tonight in the US, the catalyst will be the US Employment figures as the ADP figures on Wed were up, but this would also be priced in, so it’s the expectations.
In terms of the wave count for the US markets, there is the case for the markets to roll over right here and now as and abc correction up is completed, or we are going to see these three waves turn into an impulse wave i.e. five waves, which would take use around to mid next week. There is also the Euro meeting on the 9 Dec, so the next from Wed the 7th and the 9th and may as well chunk in the full moon on the 11th Sunday can all be turn points for this move, the 7th is also the 44 day rally which I will explain in the video.
The weekly cycle for day trading, the Wednesday panned out on track as did Thursday yesterday opening higher and closing lower like BHP and CBA did, so Friday, if Friday closes higher on stronger volume then Monday will also be the bull day, refining that a little starts on Thursday, when the lower close closes on lower volume (i.e. no sellers) then Friday morning starts to see some support that gains during the day to create the stronger close, so the trading cycle is to scale in on the low volume and low price on Thursday and start adding Friday as you see the climb in price and volume and keep your fingers crossed for a bullish move on Monday :-}
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Today's Financial Events
Time Currency Detail Forecast Previous
9:30am AUD AIG Services Index 48.8
10:30am AUD MI Inflation Gauge m/m 0.1%
11:30am AUD ANZ Job Advertisements m/m -0.7%
11:30am AUD Company Operating Profits q/q 3.2% 6.7%
8:00pm EUR Final Services PMI 47.8 47.8
8:30pm EUR Sentix Investor Confidence -21.4 -21.2
8:30pm GBP Services PMI 50.7 51.3
9:00pm EUR Retail Sales m/m 0.2% -0.6%
2:00am USD ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI 53.6 52.9
2:00am USD Factory Orders m/m -0.2% 0.3%
4:10am USD FOMC Member Evans Speaks
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December 13, 2011 9:09:24 AM by
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CFD Trading Report - Technical Analysis Gold
CFD Gold 1 Hour Chart Elliott Wave
Perfect follow through on gold, after the prices retraced for 38.2% in wave ii as highlighted on Friday, before market collapsed sharply through wave i supports. A fall during Asian hours was very sharply and it seems we are trading impulsively, primary in wave ii which may reach 1670 area in the coming sessions.

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January 19, 2012 3:37:42 PM by
Peter
CFD Trades ASX
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Open Positions
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Notes On Trade
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CODE
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DATE
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LONG/SHORT
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ENTRY
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STOP
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APA
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18-Jan
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LONG
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4.58
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4.47
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30% Profit at 3.30
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AGO
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18-Jan
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LONG
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3.16
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3.13
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BXB
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18-Jan
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LONG
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7.38
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7.23
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EXIT 150
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DML
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18-Jan
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LONG
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143
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1.33
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MIN
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18-Jan
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LONG
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11.36
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11.07
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Keeping wide stop
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OZL
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18-Jan
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LONG
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10.71
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9.97
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50% 22.00
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LEI
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17-Jan
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LONG
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21.51
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21.97
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30% Profit 11.80
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FWD
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17-Jan
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SHORT
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11.94
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12.23
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ABP
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17-Jan
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SHORT
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1.89
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1.93
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30% Profit 3.90
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RRL
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16-Jan
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LONG
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3.67
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3.73
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30% Profit 3.30
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ACR
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12-Jan
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LONG
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3.01
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3.32
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AMP
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11-Jan
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LONG
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4.23
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4.22
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EHL
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9-Jan
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SHORT
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0.975
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1.05
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Day Trading
February 03, 2012 7:33:21 AM by
Peter
CFD Trading Report
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Open Positions
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Notes On Trade
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CODE
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DATE
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LONG/SHORT
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ENTRY
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STOP
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40% Profit 8.00
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KCN
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27-Jan
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LONG
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7.02
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7.66
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NCM
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27-Jan
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LONG
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34.2
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33.77
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30% Profit 1.60
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LYC
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25-Jan
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LONG
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1.29
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1.62
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30% Profit 0.68
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GMG
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23-Jan
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LONG
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0.655
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0.645
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AGK
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20-Jan
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SHORT
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14.63
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14.71
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March 06, 2012 6:12:40 AM by
Peter
CFD Trading ASX Trades
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Open Positions
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Notes On Trade
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CODE
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DATE
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DIRECTION
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ENTRY
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STOP
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TARGET
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CLOSED
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AMC
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5-Mar
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LONG
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7.04
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6.87
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33% 7.20
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KAR
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5-Mar
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LONG
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6.07
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5.96
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33% 6.30
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Trend Trade
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RMD
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5-Mar
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LONG
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2.79
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2.73
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33% 2.86
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Trend Trade
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TEL
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2-Mar
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LONG
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1.68
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1.63
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33% 1.73
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Trend Trade
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LLC
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2-Mar
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LONG
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7.56
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7.33
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OEPN
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Breakout Pattern
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GUD
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2-Mar
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LONG
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7.45
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7.47
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33% 7.80
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33% 7.50/60
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Trend Trade
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AIX
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2-Mar
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LONG
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2.07
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2.07
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33% 2.20
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EGP
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2-Mar
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LONG
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4.31
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4.23
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33% 3.40
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Trend Trade
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FBU
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2-Mar
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LONG
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5.15
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5.13
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33% 5.40
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33% 5.25
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Trend Trade
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MCE
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2-Mar
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LONG
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3.37
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3.17
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33% 3.50
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Keeping stop
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UGL
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1-Mar
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SHORT
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12.25
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12.53
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33% 11.80
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Lock in some profit
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JBH
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1-Mar
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SHORT
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11.35
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11.13
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33% 10.80
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33% 11.00
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Tighter Stop
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PXS
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28-Feb
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LONG
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1.01
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0.99
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Trend Trade
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PTM
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24-Feb
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LONG
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3.71
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3.63
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33.% 3.86
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ACR
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24-Feb
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LONG
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3.39
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3.67
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33% 3.90
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33% 3.80
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Wide Stop
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ALL
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23-Feb
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LONG
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2.52
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2.67
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OPEN
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33% 2.90
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ALS
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21-Feb
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LONG
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1.36
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1.31
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100% 1.50
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CTX
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20-Feb
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LONG
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12.87
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13.47
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33% 14.00
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33% 13.20
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