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From ECB website:

As a next step, on 8 June we will start making purchases under our corporate sector purchase programme (CSPP). Moreover, starting on 22 June, we will conduct
the first operation in our new series of targeted longer-term refinancing operations. Further information on implementation aspects of the CSPP will be released after the press conference on the ECB’s website.

Is the ECB buying Corporate Bonds now? Can anyone shed some light on this?

That can only mean up for stocks in the longer term, investment money needs to be parked somewhere.
DOW 1H Chart:
Taken out the 17740 Low.
Now safe to lower Trailing Stops.
Cheers, U2
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Wait, or you will be slaughtered!
Quoting PariCovek
From ECB website: As a next step, on 8 June we will start making purchases under our corporate sector purchase programme (CSPP). Moreover, starting on 22 June, we will conduct the first operation in our new series of targeted longer-term refinancing operations. Further information on implementation aspects of the CSPP will be released after the press conference on the ECBs website. Is the ECB buying Corporate Bonds now? Can anyone shed some light on this? That can only mean up for stocks in the longer term, investment money needs to be parked somewhere....
Old news... this should be interesting, ECB pulling out all stops to create money supply and take away debt investments, meaning money must go somewhere - risky assets (property or stocks) or consumption. Will be keen to see what purchases the ECB make.

https://www.ecb.europa.eu/mopo/imple...spp-qa.en.html
DOW DLY Chart:
Doji Up or Doji Down?
Cheers, U2
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Wait, or you will be slaughtered!
Quoting PariCovek
From ECB website: As a next step, on 8 June we will start making purchases under our corporate sector purchase programme (CSPP). Moreover, starting on 22 June, we will conduct the first operation in our new series of targeted longer-term refinancing operations. Further information on implementation aspects of the CSPP will be released after the press conference on the ECBs website. Is the ECB buying Corporate Bonds now? Can anyone shed some light on this? That can only mean up for stocks in the longer term, investment money needs to be parked somewhere....
Yes Cor. bonds only with a BBB rating or higher.
They will not tell wich and how much they will buy. They do not want to disturb the markets
"It's better to be out wishing to be in... than to be in wishing to be out!
Quoting PariCovek
{quote} Old news... this should be interesting, ECB pulling out all stops to create money supply and take away debt investments, meaning money must go somewhere - risky assets (property or stocks) or consumption. Will be keen to see what purchases the ECB make. https://www.ecb.europa.eu/mopo/imple...spp-qa.en.html
Whole market is pretty much under their control. They either lift it up or bring it down at their will. If we are on their side at the right time we get to enjoy the ride otherwise they take you to the cleaners each time.
Quoting Dutchy Daxy
{quote} Yes Cor. bonds only with a BBB rating or higher
Quoting stulic
{quote} Dow only just opened and is already higher than yesterday's close on my charts but commodities are slipping heavily in early NY trade including gold which is unusual. WTI is down a whole dollar already and silver can't get back above 16 bucks. All pointing down to me today.
I have found that small trades go my way but large trades go in opposite direction leading to losses
Quoting stylinex
{quote} I have found that small trades go my way but large trades go in opposite direction leading to losses
I can turn the market for you Stylinex. Which way do you want it go?
US30USD, Long @ 17'745 (20x)
Quoting Forexcube
US30USD, Long @ 17'745 (20x)
#23'152

Exit @ 17'765, +20 (x20 = 400)
FXcube
Quoting stylinex
{quote} I have found that small trades go my way but large trades go in opposite direction leading to losses
Been there done that!
Quoting Forexcube
I expect elastic band market prices today. NAS100 Hedging Long @ 4'515 (10x) & Short @ 4'515, Targets @ 4'507 & @ 4'530 Let's see! FXcube
#23'121

One target was hit.
Exit @ 40507, +8 (x10 = 80)
FXcube
NAS100USD, Long @ 4'510 (10x), Target @ 4'520
FXcube
Quoting Forexcube
I expect elastic band market prices today. NAS100 Hedging Long @ 4'515 (10x) & Short @ 4'515, Targets @ 4'507 & @ 4'530 Let's see! FXcube
#23'121; see also #23'155 & #23'156

change the target @ 4'520
R:R
Don't get mad, get even!
Quoting Forexcube
{quote} #23'121; see also #23'155 & #23'156 change the target @ 4'520
#23'157

Delete the target @ 4'520
Exit @ 4'516, +1 (x10 = 10)
Quoting Forexcube
NAS100USD, Long @ 4'510 (10x), Target @ 4'520 FXcube
#23'156

Delete the target @ 4'520
Exit # 4'516, +6 (x10 = 60)
Quoting Forexcube
{quote} #23'158 risk reward ratio isn't my concept; it's the same bullsh*t like the stop loss concept in my view; every trader has to work out which fist best for him without any pointer (). the risk reward ratio includes a lot of unlogical arguments, be aware of this, please. Do I really need a paternalism?, ...I don't believe so! ... FXcube
Sure that, I was referring to stylinex saying small trades go his way but big ones end up being losing ones.
Don't get mad, get even!
#23'121

the hedging order is closed on both sides in profit.
FXcube
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