Monday 28th July 2008 |
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What are CFD traders buying and selling? We asked local CFD provider, CMC Markets NZ Ltd what is happening in the market.
Mark Bringans, CFD & FX Business Development Manager NZ of CMC Markets NZ compiled this report for ShareChat on 28th July. Mark's provided us with a list of the five most popular CFD trades on turnover for NZ clients of CMC Markets.
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Ranking |
CFD |
LONG/SHORT |
Reason |
No. 1
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National Australia Bank (NAB) |
Short |
Skeleton in the closet as it takes a AU$0.83 bio hit on CDO. Concern to the Greater Western Bank purchase for AU$0.9 bio in Dec 07. At the time, John Stewart said that the chances of the US going into a recession were 'pretty small' |
No. 2
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Wachovia Corp (WB) |
Short |
The new CEO buys in on 23 Jul at $19+ as WB announces a US$8.66 bio quarterly loss. Price peels off after that – now at $14.55. If $13.90 goes next support levels are $11.65 then $9.95. |
No. 3
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US Crude Oil Sep 08 |
Short |
Talk that the big investment bank is out of their longs. Schork report turns bearish as well. Now at $123.35. |
No. 4
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Fletcher Building Limited (FBU) |
Long |
Plenty of support now under $6.50 – edging higher – now at $6.71. Keep posted for more news! |
No. 5
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Spot Euro versus USD |
Long |
Trades at 1.5697 today – look to buy at 1.5620 for a re-test of 1.5920 resistance, then 1.6000 again. |
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Disclosure statement - Mark Bringans,
CFD & FX Business Development Manager NZ of CMC Markets NZ |
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ShareChat has provided this CFD information and the CFD section as general information, not professional investment advice.
Please note that these are NOT buy or sell recommendations.
Derivatives may not be suitable for all investors/traders; so ensure you fully understand the risks involved, and seek independent advice if necessary.
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