I would kindly appreciate it if you could take some time out and post your thoughts on your experience with me as a Day trader, with regards to the Live Analysis. 

http://www.trade2win.com/boards/general-trading-chat/139722-independent-review-wallstreet1928.html#post1729602

Thank you  

Bullish news for a gap up on Monday

IMF May Offer Italy Up To 600 Bln To Shore Up Euro http://www.efxnews.com/story/7471/imf-may-offer-italy-eur600-bln-shore-euro

EUR/USD turn lower after massive loss at Unicredithttp://bit.ly/tHcD5Q

EUR/USD turn lower after massive loss at Unicredithttp://bit.ly/tHcD5Q

We have been hearing a pretty consistent message from Federal Reserve officials which is that they are warming to the idea of an inflation or unemployment target.  With the unemployment rate remaining at a “painfully high” level, the Fed is “focusing intently on supporting job growth” according to Bernanke. He then went on to say that the central bank has the latitude to set an inflation target, a notion that seems to be gaining support within the central bank by the day. Everyone agrees that the U.S. will not escape the turmoil in Europe and the volatility that it creates in the financial markets only adds further strain to the U.S. economy. At this point, there is an extremely good chance that the central bank will introduce an inflation and/or unemployment target in the coming month.

http://www.fx360.com/commentary/kathy/6501/usd-bernanke-preps-market-for-policy-change.aspx

I am simply saying that the Fed’s ongoing injection of liquidity (whether you agree with it or not) is an intangible that you should consider when trading…and a force that should not be argued with. It’s no coincidence that since Operation “Twist” (a.k.a. QE3) began on October 4, 2011, the market has gone straight up with little pause. As the saying goes: Don’t fight the Fed!

http://joefahmy.com/2011/10/25/plunge-protection-team/

 re-entering long ftse from here 

4958 upto 4930 if need be 

avg = 4945 region 

stop loss = 4850 

tgt = 5050 , 5100

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