Monday, 30 April 2012
Wednesday, 25 April 2012
25/4/2012; 60 min chart; 3511 -BULLISH
Bullish? yes - but not out of the woods yet until market closes above 3523. FCPO broke out above the 'falling wedge' near closing today and closed at the highs of the day. Still lower than monday's high of 3523 which until then, market may not confirm yet that its bullish ( correction over ). It's now within the 'bearish flag' and as long it's within it, it is bullish. If breakdown, it is bearish. If break up, it is strong.
Tuesday, 24 April 2012
24/4/2012 ; 60min chart ; 3463 ; SIDEWAY
Nothing much I can do for now. Since I was stopped out, I'm staying aside for the moment until clearer directions are given. I am not even sure which formation the market is going to follow, the 'falling wedge or the 'bearish flag'.
Monday, 23 April 2012
23/2/2012 ; 15 min chart ; 3475 . SIDEWAY TO LOWER
I was stopped out again this time at 3499 when 15 min chart gave a sell signal. FCPO went sideway to lower after opening higher but lost the upward momentum and closed near the lows of the day. I guess correction is not over yet until it closed above yesterday's closing.
Saturday, 21 April 2012
21/4/2012 ; 15 min chart ; 3500 ; BULLISH
Correction over? Seems market correction is over due to 50 points push up during last 30 min before Friday's closing. Market is bullish after a week of pull-back. I even had the opportunity to add another long position when it broke-up from the wedge.
Thursday, 19 April 2012
19/4/2012; 60 min chart ; 3477 - A typical whipsaw day for a trader.
A typical day of reversals as a result of trying to catch the bottom of a market! From a long, reversed to short, then reversed back to long. I guess this is what real trading feels like.
19/4/2012 ; 60 min chart ; 3479 ; Sideway to higher.
Consolidation phase ; market made some correction this week after surging quite strongly the week before. It has formed a ' bearish flag' which if the price is within the flag, it's bullish. If it breaks down, it's bearish. If it breaks up, it's strong.
Monday, 16 April 2012
16/4/2012 ; 3510 ; BEARISH.
I was stopped out last Friday when it broke down the major support line after quite some time in the market [ since 23/3/2012 ]. It also crossed over below all moving averages. For now it's not sure whether it's going to do a reversal or just a major correction. Maybe today it will confirm the next market direction.
Friday, 13 April 2012
Wednesday, 11 April 2012
11/4/2012 ; 60 min chart ; 3621; Bullish - still holding longs.
FCPO made some correction the last 2 trading days but recovered all the losses and in-fact made a new high in the process. It 'broke down' the 'rising wedge' formation monday 2nd session but recovered and recorded a new higher high tuesday 2nd session. It now formed a 'bearish flag' which if the price is still within the flag, it's bullish. If it breaks down, it's bearish.
Monday, 9 April 2012
9/4/2012 ; Soyabean oil daily chart ; 56.94
Soybean oil made a new high this morning, in fact it broke above the 'rising wedge' formation indicating signs of a renewed strength in price movement.
Saturday, 7 April 2012
7/4/2012 ; Soybean daily bar chart.
A picture shows a thousand words. Food for thought. If the chart of soybeans looks like that. Can FCPO make a pattern just like that?
Friday, 6 April 2012
Wednesday, 4 April 2012
4/4/2012 ; 60 min chart ; 3557
Bullish still ; even though open lower, but still recorded a new higher high and higher low and closed above all moving averages. In-fact a new stronger channel line was established.
Monday, 2 April 2012
2/4/2012 ; 60 min chart ; 3532
Bullish still. Open gap-up and recorded a new higher high due to soy oil's strength closing last friday. Brake above both the bullish flag and the falling wedge and closed near the highs above the moving averages.
2/4/2012 ; 60 min char ; 3433
Market correction almost over. Formed a 'bullish flag' within a 'falling wedge'. Bearish if still within flag or wedge. Bullish if breakout above. I have entered another long position last friday anticipating market may move higher this week.
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