Aus"The International Harry Schulz Letter" (www.hsletter.com):

"The most troubling statistic, however, comes from the Commitment of Traders report, which shows savvy S&P Commercials (large traders who also deal in S&P on a cash basis) hold a record net short position of 60,279 S&P futures contracts (as of Sept 19). Commercials usually buy dips & sell rallies. Their net short position is larger now than at Sept 1 high. No one`s 100 % right, but their track record is enviable."

"Gold Commercials (savvy insiders) are net long 31,285 contracts. Gold (basis London PM Fix) over 277,20 shifts odds to at least a short-term buttom."

Gruss

Luke

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>Aus"The International Harry Schulz Letter" (www.hsletter.com):
>"The most troubling statistic, however, comes from the Commitment of Traders report, which shows savvy S&P Commercials (large traders who also deal in S&P on a cash basis) hold a record net short position of 60,279 S&P futures contracts (as of Sept 19). Commercials usually buy dips & sell rallies. Their net short position is larger now than at Sept 1 high. No one`s 100 % right, but their track record is enviable."
>"Gold Commercials (savvy insiders) are net long 31,285 contracts. Gold (basis London PM Fix) over 277,20 shifts odds to at least a short-term buttom."
>Gruss
>Luke
Hallo Luke,

was schließt Du daraus?

Gruss Schwaigi

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......steigende Kurse, leider.......

Uwe

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>......steigende Kurse, leider.......
>Uwe

Hi ihr beiden,

ich finde, diese Informationen sind wichtig. Es kann nicht verkehrt sein zu wissen, was die"Big Players" machen. Grundsätzlich bedeutet dies fallender S&P und steigende Goldpreise. Trotzdem sind auch die Grossen fehlbar.

Es diente hauptsächlich der Information.

Gruss

Luke


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