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Hello, I'm usually on the Italian version of this Forum and I Trade this index only with CW (x5 or x7). Actually I'm pretty well known ovr there...I was wondering what View you guys have on the FTSEMIB (in Italy it's called just MIB like in the 1990s). BR Claude
Italy referendum...coming and scaring people.History says on any major news(like: BREXIT or USA Election) market has to go high & higher so buy fearless. .On BREXIT , BOE came and said we will print money. .If this time something scary by referendum ECB will say to stabilize market we will use all available tool infact they are printing money so without fear Buy....index
Mr Kumaran, my opinion on MIB:. it is now testing resistance area 17350/17450 and then will move downward to reach. 17080/16980 area; next target to reach: 16860/16780. Personally I have short positions only (opened above 17200). bye
The UN speeches were so motivating and made people feel happy. The purpose of politicians was ones more show-cased. No matter how boring and irrelevant the speech was, people applaud nicely and say good things..They address our major problems of raising money for education and get better statistics..I know for sure, that OIL is running out without a budget for better numbers..And I know, water remains more or less the same, bound to vegetation or icebergs, doesn't matter,does it? Of course it does. There is no reason for deserts, neither for north and south poles.
I'd expect a steady decline over the next decade. We've seen the peak of the stock market. Consumer have everything they need and want, There is nothing left, capitalism could do for them.
SPARTANS!!! Ninjaz, Vikingz, Habibiz, Bratjaz. BUY FTSE MIB & the non oil EU markets mostly, BUY Rtsi too, Short gold, Short Silver, Short FTSE 100, S&P 500 futures, Short crude. At the independence day at least for one day, for the people and by the people!!!
Huge Inverse Head & Shoulders on line chart that has a target for 23500 points region. Time Italians to reclaim back their land and not to be more oppresed by corporate interests that want the Italian system to remain oppresed for their own benefits and with a more huge escalation from the shadows the last days now after Brexit to enforce more panic and breakdown of EU and Eurozone
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