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  1. 2 minutes ago, Tancredi said:

    What I'd like to see is a tear-off ticket from which I can close an open trade. 

    Don't forget the KOs are still being developed and we are waiting for the 'inner' stop loss function that we were told IG was working on when the KOs arrived on the platform.

  2. That's an interesting one @Kodiak, haven't seen anything like that myself but it would indeed be interesting.

    I can see the attraction for trying to make the KOs perform more like a spread bet and less like an option but they are an option at core. The ability to place a stop loss inner order would make a big difference, hopefully that is still coming. 

  3. Mostly doji candles for yesterday, Nikkei shifts higher, Dax and FTSE rest on support while Dow presses resistance. Super Thursday, no change in rates expected. BoE vote count and Mon Pol statement at 12:00 and Draghi presser at 1:30.

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  4. Interesting pin bar double bounce off recent support for both Dax and FTSE daily candles while Dow also tested support before heading back up.

    Super Thursday tomorrow with EU and BoE rate decisions and mon policy statements.

    FTSE and GBPUSD will continue to be at risk from Brexit statements and increasing Tory rebellion against May's leadership.

    Daily charts;

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  5. Hi @Tancredi, trading 'options' style takes a bit of getting use to at first but IG have made the KOs relatively accessible to spread betters giving set entry value options and hopefully soon an inner adjustable stop loss.

    To get use to the different format you might try running the KO and the spread bet chart side by side while you practice and get more familiar with the KOs.

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  6. The recent disconnect between the US and other DM continues while EM continue their slide. If this is all down to trade wars it's seems clear who must be winning but that's not the whole story. A while back in another thread I relayed a report I had read about the improved repatriations of US company profits back into the US thanks to Trump's cutting of corporation tax. I'd seen a report that the figure had risen from $38 Bln previous to nearer $380 Bln for 2017. But a few days ago I read a Bloomberg news report that repatriations were $380 Bln (up from $50 Bln average over last 5 years)   for Q1 of 2018.

    Admittedly I may have misread along the way but whatever, there is a lot of money coming out of other markets back into the US economy.

     So looking at the weekly charts again, from a technical stand point. Dow is looking to test the highs 26166 and 26703.

    Dax looks to test the low of 11690, FTSE the low of 7094, Nikkei the low of 21834 and 21451.

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