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Commodity returns for 2019.

and the winner is ...

Palladium: +57% - WTI Oil: +34% - Coffee: +30% - Gasoline: +29% - Rice: +28% - Soybean Oil: +27% - Brent Oil: +23% - Platinum: +22% - Lumber: +21% - Heating Oil: +20% - Gold: +18% - Lean Hogs: +17% - Silver: +14% - Sugar: +12% - Wheat: +11%

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22 minutes ago, Caseynotes said:

Commodity returns for 2019.

and the winner is ...

Palladium: +57% - WTI Oil: +34% - Coffee: +30% - Gasoline: +29% - Rice: +28% - Soybean Oil: +27% - Brent Oil: +23% - Platinum: +22% - Lumber: +21% - Heating Oil: +20% - Gold: +18% - Lean Hogs: +17% - Silver: +14% - Sugar: +12% - Wheat: +11%

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Palladium the winner . Here's an update of my chart from the PALLADIUM thread

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Top performing stocks in the S&P 500 2019;

and the winner is ...

 1. $AMD: +146% 2. $LRCX: +114% 3. $KLAC: +99% 4. $TGT: +95% 5. $CMG: +93% 6. $QRVO: +91% 7. $CPRT: +90% 8. $XRX: +86% 9. $AMAT: +86% 10. $AAPL: +84% 11. $ARNC: +83% 12. $SWKS: +80% 13. $ANSS: +79% 14. $MKTX: +77% 15. $GPN: +75%

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On 31/12/2019 at 14:29, Caseynotes said:

Top performing stocks in the S&P 500 2019;

and the winner is ...

 1. $AMD: +146% 2. $LRCX: +114% 3. $KLAC: +99% 4. $TGT: +95% 5. $CMG: +93% 6. $QRVO: +91% 7. $CPRT: +90% 8. $XRX: +86% 9. $AMAT: +86% 10. $AAPL: +84% 11. $ARNC: +83% 12. $SWKS: +80% 13. $ANSS: +79% 14. $MKTX: +77% 15. $GPN: +75%

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Ooh I guess there was 'another universe' because all I remember hearing about in 2019 was how bad things looked for AMD, Apple, Intel and all the others 😢 

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1 hour ago, dmedin said:

 

David Kurten  @davidkurten

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Australian firefighters slam climate alarmists and 'green tape' for preventing back-burning which would have prevented the now huge bushfires. I'll believe Australian firefighters over a Swedish NWO puppet-child any day of the week.

https://volunteerfirefighters.org.au/green-tape-prevents-volunteer-rural-firefighters-reducing-bushfire-risk

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This has just turned up an looks to be an extract from a new biography of Nav Sarao. Those about around 2015 will remember he was the Brit who was extradited to the US on market spoofing charges and said to have caused a major global flash crash. He served time and payed a massive fine but also while inside was swindled out of his complete trading earnings of $50 million (if memory serves).

The extract covers his early days day trading the US markets at Futex (UK company).

(google 'nav sarao' for more).

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10 minutes ago, Kodiak said:

DAX seems to be between a rock and a hard place?

I wonder where the max pain is?

"Max pain, or the max pain price, is the strike price with the most open contract puts and calls - and the price at which the stock would cause financial losses for the largest number of option holders at expiration."

 

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/m/maxpain.asp

the key is the interconnectedness of these large international companies and their dependence on a booming US economy, currently Dax and Ftse are marking time waiting for that next US boom, note marking time and not collapsing because markets are expecting US growth in the future. If the US economy picks up substantially then so will demand for Audis, Mercs and BMWs, same for Ftse company products. Markets have been waiting for some kind of resolution to the US/China trade dispute and true the picture is still not clear but is clear enough to encourage the US markets, if that continues the others must follow.   

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How do I vote for Jeremy Corbyn?

 

Britain Elects @britainelects

Labour leadership voting intention (first preferences): R. Long-Bailey: 42% K. Starmer: 37% J. Phillips: 9% L. Nandy: 7% E. Thornberry: 1% via @Survation, 08 - 13 Jan Note: Survey of LabourList readers weighted to reflect Labour's membership

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Larry Tentarelli @LMT978

"Here's what works best for me: a consistent, technical process a narrow set of rules that excludes random trades, trade w/ the main trend trade one direction, long or short, no predictions no opinions, small losers/bigger winners, scaling partial gains while holding the core position"

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35 minutes ago, Caseynotes said:

How is your trading game?

Find out with this free trading game based on real historical market data.

How the game works

  1. Get a chart with 10 months of data
  2. Place a bet by going long or short
  3. Find out what you traded and how much you gained or lost

How good of a trader are you? Find out now!

LongShortGame is free. Create an account to see statistics and participate in leaderboards.

https://longshortgame.com/

 

Do you see 'patterns' in those charts?!

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