Sometme I Wish I Could Watch The Markets More…

By Clem Chambers

PUBLISHED: Mar 16 2012 @ 05:14 | Comments (0) | More info about Clem Chambers

I set an alert for a Dixon’s break out and it triggered this morning, so I’ve topped up.

Sometimes I wish I could watch the markets more, so instead I’m using ADVFN alerts more and more.

I’m starting to be quite a lot more invested now, so I don’t feel on the side lines anymore.

The MF Global creditors list came out yesterday and I’ve been taking the mickey out of a few friends. If you aren’t on the list you simply aren’t a player.

Happily, I’ve always drawn down from my MF account so the loss was merely an irritant, but as a document, it is a very interesting piece.

To add insult to injury, not only are people listed with their losses but also in many cases, their home addresses. Well done MF liquidators I’m sure you ruined a lot of secretive traders’ day with that little piece of idiocy.

The market keeps going up. Roll on the May hedge slump. I wonder if its going to happen a third time.

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