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RE: My Post from the 27th of April regarding the FTSE

Rintel

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Hello ladies and gents. If you recall I posted this on the 27th of April concerning the FTSE.

I recall emphasising it was time to collect some profits. A 2.64% draw down is why you never ever buy at the top of the range. 

This is the current update the FTSE 100. It has been fractionally differentiated so as to give it stationary statistical properties. This is where I like getting involved. I will look to make purchases around these levels. 

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As always take care out there

CA

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