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By tradinglounge · Posted
Stock Market Report S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, RUSSELL 2000, DAX 40, FTSE 100, ASX 200. Elliott Wave Technical Analysis In our ongoing Elliott Wave analysis of key indices, including the S&P 500 and NASDAQ 100, it appears that the markets have not yet bottomed out. I plan to carefully watch for signs of support formation later on Thursday, which could signify reaching the lows. It's crucial to then observe whether the trading on Friday closes higher. Should this pattern not emerge, we might have to brace for a more extensive corrective phase. Consequently, I'll avoid making any hasty bearish moves and will instead monitor the market's performance towards the end of the week before making any trading decisions. Video Chapters 00:00 SP 500 (SPX) 03:12 NASDAQ (NDX) 10:00 Russell 2000 (RUT) 12:42 DAX 40 (DAX) 16:33 FTSE 100 UKX (UK100) 18:48 S&P/ASX 200 (XJO) 23:11 End Analyst Peter Mathers TradingLounge™ Australian Financial Services Licence - AFSL 317817 Source: tradinglounge com -
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By TraderJeff · Posted
Yesterday, the market was divided, so I stayed out. Today, I predicted that there would be a relief rally on DAX (Germany) 40 in the morning. Therefore, I went long at the cash open and made 170 points. Did anyone else have a similar experience?
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mitchP
Hi,
How could I determine the appropriate historical chart data when there are multiple Instruments (markets) with the same chart data.
For example- There is Litecoin($1) and Litecoin(A$1) which come up with different EPIC's when retrieved via an REST API request search . However, both these epics would share the same historical chart data (quotes). How can I identify the appropriate historical pricing so I can assign it to both and avoid duplicate data and server requests?
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