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The S&P 500 - representative of the American economy :D

The five biggest S&P 500 members – Alphabet, Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Microsoft have gained 15 percent so far this year, while the remaining 495 companies have fallen 8 percent.

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14 hours ago, AndrewS said:

 

I am still actively managing a short on the Nikkei. I closed out half when it traded below levels I sold at. My plan at the moment is to double up with a tight stop if it approaches the high and hedge if it if goes through the high. Alternatively I will just scalp on the long side for a different index.

 

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This was not a good idea for me, but it was much more forgiving than the shorting the others.

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On 27/05/2020 at 17:12, robertbowler said:

interesting article in The Telegraph that Jeremy Grantham the CEO of GMO hedge fun is shorting all indices predicting a crash..worth a read

 

Just notice that this got headlined.

The Torygraph is behind a paywall, but you couldn't pay me enough to read their right-wing sh!te.

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S&P arrives at the monthly R1 this morning after a pause yesterday, will it rest up here before continuing on given that it's a Friday and with NFP minus 8 mil expected just before the US market open? We're living in interesting times.

FTSE and S&P daily chart.

Dax and Dow H1 charts;

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