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The newly launched Skoda Fabia small car has been working wonders for the Czech car manufacturer. The Fabia sold out in high numbers since it was introduced to India in January this year. Skoda posted an 81% rise in sales during the month of April. Here’s news that will surely bring a cheer to all Skoda fans. Skoda does not seem satisfied with its deeds yet and is already working on a new small
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jolt can stop a man in his tracks.
“Taser, Taser, Taser!” was all a Salt Lake City
police officer had to shout when he couldn’t catch up
to a fleeing suspect this past Wednesday. Police
said the man suddenly threw himself on the ground
and immediately surrendered.
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With the emotional roller coaster that is his transition from a Hall-of-Fame career to the uncertainty of life after football not yet over, newly retired quarterback Brett Favre learned today that his legacy will not be joining those of the game's greats in the annals of NFL history in Canton – not anytime soon, not ever. [ ... ] The Green Bay icon claims he went into a state of shock upon learning that the prophecies of the ancient Mayan calendar, as told late Tuesday evening on his favorite television program, The Universe on the History Channel. Assuming the calendar's predictions prove to be correct, the world will come to a cataclysmic end on December 23, 2012, just three months before Favre becomes eligible to enter the Hall of Fame. "At first I thought, 'Man, that suck
I would think, we are not out of the woods yet. I'm gonna be patient and wait for the market to show me a bottom before I start to build my portfolio again. First rebound is nothing to be excited about. It's how the market test the previous low that matters. Things to watch out would be price actions, more selling or more buying. But before I build my portfolio, index is the other option where we can trade to cover paper losses. Last Friday my order for STI call warrants was not filled. I won't regret queing at the bid side and not buying from the offer side because it was an elephant spread and I will be paying higher premium for unneccesary risk. Market is always there, I will wait for another glorious opportunity to pull trigger.Tonight we shall visit two charts namely StraitsAsia and Midas to show you how price movement precedes news. I just hate this part of the market. The more informed always has this advantage over us small retailers. There are 2 ways we can protec
Momentum can also be a leading indicator when divergences between price and momentum arise and can lead to some profitable, high probability trades.
Please understand that the set-ups I am about to discuss are countertrend tactics, and as such, you must employ a hard stop in the event that the trend reasserts itself and you are on the wrong side. Contrast this tactic with the principle: “Trends have a higher probability of continuation than reversal.”
When you play for a momentum divergence trade, you are always playing for a small target and playing for a possible shift in buying/selling pressure. You can find various other sites that describe the concept of divergences with various indicators, and before attempting any such trade, I suggest researching further on this potentially profitable topic.
Some of the most popular indicators for uncovering price divergences include the MACD, stochastic, RSI, Ultimate Oscillator, momentum, rate of change, price oscillator, etc.
I wanted to include a post that highlighted examples of the market principle: “Momentum Precedes Price”. It has been suggested that this principle be restated “Increases in momentum imply price will continue in the same direction of the momentum.”
I do not refer to the indicator “momentum” in this sense, but rather pure price action. A better word might be “impulse” which implies temporary, yet significant imbalance between supply and demand. Price moves in waves and when one wave is significant in scope, it is expected that the imbalance will continue to play out in the direction of the original disturbance of balance.
Nelson Elliot (of Elliot Wave Theory fame) coined the term “impulse” to describe marked increases in momentum and noted that following an impulse wave, there tends to be (at least) three pushes up in the trend direction (with two corrective waves). While I am not an Elliot Wave theorist, the idea behind hi
