nibbled in some fb at 118

i hope the bulls will start taking profit and let wti slide a few sessions, return to 44-45.

if not, no fun... no reason to get back into the oil/energy equities again.

Dear pros,

May i know what client you are using to trade US stock?

Currently I am using CIMB to trade Nasdaq but it seems like the buy queue/sell queue is not very up to date.

I only able to see the nearest price for buy queue and sell queue unlike what we have if we trade in Bursa Malaysia where we can see many different price/volume in queue.

all kinds used here... local n foreign brokers.

i use CIMB itrade... they are real time if u are paying for the service.

u can cross check with google finance or yahoo finance which are real time and foc.

but they are not as efficient, i.e. real time prices do not blink-change as fast.

This post has been edited by AVFAN: Jun 4 2016, 01:37 AM

you still holding the dwti?

settled previous buy at 77.

then bought again at 75, holding for next week.

poor jobs report, rig count rise, canadian output restored, opec inaction...



but quite obvious that oil bulls are not backing off any time, looks determined to push thru 50, whatever news comes out.

we'll see...

tdameritrade. can access live level2 (bid/ask) quotes, transactions, etc. brokerage also quite cheap for me la.
plus i get to trade options which is fun during certain events.

don't u guys think needed V8?

bennike129 what's your opinion

we are very much an environmental friendly group.

omg, even nymex is attempting to hit 50! what a commodity.

all bulls preparing for yellen to go dove!

Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen was scheduled to speak later Monday on the economic outlook and monetary policy at the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia at 12:30 p.m., ET.

They anticipating rates hike unlikely in June since the jobs numbers were bad on Friday.
Dollar tanking big time today... stocks up,, oil up up..

yellen live:
https://www.bloomberg.com/live/asia

This post has been edited by AVFAN: Jun 7 2016, 12:36 AM

well... yellen was neither dovish nor hawkish.

keeps everyone guessing still.

wti looks like hanging on to mid 49's.

cleared out, will wait and see now.

Whoa... I think Yellen wants us to SELL! Come 'mon where the bears?

strong bull today....tomorrow, another unknown story

above 50 once again.....

bulls and bears are fighting at the 50 border. lets see the good show.

sold all holdings at 36.6 and 35.1 for 38.7.
little profit but been exciting for weeks. phewwww !!!