12/20/2014 Weekend Update

Cobra

Weekend update starts here.
Cannot explain the institutional charts.
http://bbs.cobrasmarketview.com/ ... mp;p=179688#p179688

Cobra

summary of the week's stock picks.
http://bbs.cobrasmarketview.com/ ... mp;p=179690#p179690

cbd

班长, 按这个图看Institutional的好像一直在做亏本生意啊, 跌了还卖, 涨了追高, 他们不应该比我们小散聪明的多吗?

Cobra

preview of the next week's stock picks.
http://bbs.cobrasmarketview.com/ ... mp;p=179692#p179692

Cobra

cbd 发表于 2014-12-19 04:33 PM
班长, 按这个图看Institutional的好像一直在做亏本生意啊, 跌了还卖, 涨了追高, 他们不应该比我们小散聪明的 ...

institutions比小散好不到哪去啊。你想啊，市场运动，都是institutions干的，小散那能有多少量？股价运动，任何时候多需要一个买方一个卖方，所以在任何时候都有接近一半的institutions在亏钱啊。比如说，大盘涨，可能100个institutions在买，而另90个institutions在卖，否则所有institutions都在买，那股价不就一下子涨到几万点了吗？所以总是有几乎对等的institutions在卖啊。所以呢，跟着institutions做，不见得能赚钱啊。你只能说，跟着大多数institutions动作。

bigbadwolf

Bear: try to make another Alibaba top?

Bull: If the oil price finds a bottom, Rubble crisis might be done, then new all time high will be here very soon.

The direction will be out in 2-3 weeks?

bigbadwolf

Oil price finds support at monthly S2 and Fibo extension. Rebound may be on the way to 60-65 level at least. Next level will be 45 if breaking down.

bigbadwolf

Greek Prime Minister Antonis Samaras on Sunday offered to hold early elections in late 2015 to clinch a crucial presidential vote next week that could affect the country's economic future.

"We can find the proper timeframe for national elections, even at the end of 2015", provided a president is elected and crunch EU-IMF loan talks are concluded, Samaras said in a nationally televised address.

"It is a national duty, and common sense also dictates, that we (first) conclude negotiations with the (EU-IMF) creditors," Samaras said.

Upcoming votes in parliament to elect a successor to President Karolos Papoulias, whose term ends in March, look likely to end in a stalemate which would automatically spark early elections.

Parliament last week fell 40 votes short of the required 200 to elect the government's candidate for president, former EU Environment Commissioner Stavros Dimas.

Parliament will vote again on Tuesday when 200 votes are again required in the 300-seat chamber.

Should that also fail, a third and final vote requiring 180 votes would be held on December 29.

Samaras had until now steadfastly refused to bring forward the elections, which are normally due in June 2016.

bigbadwolf

(Reuters) - Saudi Arabia said on Sunday it would not cut output to prop up oil markets even if non-OPEC nations did so, in one of the toughest signals yet that the world's top petroleum exporter plans to ride out the market's biggest slump in years.

Referring to countries outside of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi told reporters: "If they want to cut production they are welcome: We are not going to cut, certainly Saudi Arabia is not going to cut."

He added he was "100 percent not pleased" with prices but they would improve, although it was unclear when.



He blamed the fall in prices to half their levels of six months ago on speculators and what he called a lack of cooperation from non-OPEC producers.

His remarks at a conference in Abu Dhabi marked the second time in three days that the kingdom has signaled that it would not alter output levels, preferring to allow the market to stabilize on its own.

The determined tone of his comments was echoed by some other Arab oil ministers at the conference in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) capital.

UAE Oil Minister Suhail Bin Mohammed al-Mazroui urged all of the world's producers not to raise their oil output next year, saying this would quickly steady prices. He did not elaborate.




(Reuters) - Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi said on Sunday that the best way to address current conditions in the oil market was to "let the most efficient producers produce".

Asked about possible cooperation between members of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries, which include the world's lowest cost producers, and non-member countries, he replied: "The best thing for everybody is to let the most efficient producers produce".