November 24, 2008 – Getting long…gulp

Mon, Nov 24, 2008

ASX Commentary

I made an argument to subscribers this weekend for a moderate low point in the market. Whilst nothing is ever a sure thing with the markets, there was compelling evidence that if a low point was to be made it could have been on Friday. That said, the key driver is the US and this week see’s a holiday shortened week but one full of rampant data releases, some of which may not be kind.

We initiated 4 long trades today; ASX, BHP, DJS and IRE. We suffered some entry slippage on most due to the strong close in the US and most failed to get on with it. It’s a big call to trade against this weekly trend but all these setups offered extra risk/reward payoffs should they come up with the goods. Sometime you just need to roll the dice and see what falls.

Trades today:

Click to enlarge

Click to enlarge

The account dopped a marginal $100 today. As usual we’re keeping the risk very low at 0.5% so downside if all are stopped out will not be overly drastic.

Click to enlarge

Click to enlarge

0saves
If you enjoyed this post, please consider leaving a comment or subscribe to our newsletter and receive a free sample of our analysis each week.
This post was written by:

Nick Radge - who has written 899 posts on The Chartist.


Contact the author

Facebook comments:

Get Adobe Flash playerPlugin by wpburn.com wordpress themes
Rapid SSL
We accept Visa and Mastercard
Financial ReviewCNBCSky News Business ChannelAustralian Technical Analalysts Association
youTubeiTunesVimeo