$TS

you kow me, i hope tsla pops 20 p[ts tonight lol

By Susan Mathew and Ankika Biswas (Reuters) -U.S. stock index futures fell on Thursday on worries of a global economic downturn from aggressive interest-rate hikes by central banks and risks of a potential contagion from a turmoil in UK markets. The Dow and S&P 500 e-minis fell for the seventh time in eight sessions, while megacap growth names such as Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN), Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL), Microsoft Corp (NASDAQ:MSFT), Meta Platforms Inc and Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) Inc lost between 0.9% and 2.1% in premarket trading. The calm brought about by the Bank of England's decision on Wednesday to buy long-dated government securities to stabilize the turmoil in the markets caused by the government's new economic plan was short-lived. Sterling fell and bond prices slid, with the selloff in British assets spilling over to even safe-haven U.S. Treasuries and top-rated German bonds. Even though U.S. stocks ended sharply higher in previous session due to easing Treasury yields, they have been battered for a large part of the year as surging yields dented the appeal for stocks. "The world is transitioning from a low interest rate environment to a high interest rate environment," said Andrea Cicione, head of strategy at TS Lombard. "The market is repricing macro risks and the catalyst obviously this year has been the Fed and other central banks starting to hike rates... The question about debt sustainability and funding countries with current account deficits has become extremely real." The yields on many Treasuries, which are considered virtually risk-free if held to maturity, now dwarf the S&P 500's dividend yield, which recently stood at about 1.8%, according to Refinitiv Datastream. At 7:01 a.m. ET, Dow e-minis were down 198 points, or 0.67%, S&P 500 e-minis were down 31.5 points, or 0.84%, and Nasdaq 100 e-minis were down 133.75 points, or 1.16%. American Airlines (NASDAQ:AAL) fell about 1% as carriers canceled almost 2,000 U.S. flights for Thursday after Hurricane Ian hit Florida's Gulf Coast with catastrophic force in one of most powerful U.S. storms in recent years. Share of peers United Airlines Holdings (NASDAQ:UAL), Southwest Airlines (NYSE:LUV) and Delta Air Lines (NYSE:DAL) fell between 0.1% and 1.1%. U.S. cruise companies Norwegian Cruise Line (NYSE:NCLH) Holdings Ltd and Carnival (NYSE:CCL) Corp fell 1.6% and 1.9% after they delayed or canceled trips in anticipation of the hurricane. Investors will be watching for weekly jobless claims, which is expected to rise by 2,000 to 215,000 last week. Final economic growth figures for the second quarter are also due. A second estimate of the government last month had shown the economy contracted at 0.6%, a more moderate pace than initially thought. Comments from the Federal Reserve's Cleveland President Loretta Mester on inflation will also be on the investor watch-list.

My TS has a buy signal on $VALE

By Marc Jones LONDON (Reuters) - European shares moved sideways and bond markets rallied on Tuesday as some disappointing earnings, the prospect of another super-sized U.S. interest rate hike and a looming gas crisis all kept the mood cautious. Asia had been buoyed overnight by a new Chinese plan to tackle its property crisis and as tech giant Alibaba (NYSE:BABA) sought a primary listing in Hong Kong [.SS], but Europe and Wall Street could not keep it going. A Walmart (NYSE:WMT) profit alarm pushed Dow and S&P 500 futures lower [.N] while Europe's STOXX 600 barely budged. In contrast to Walmart, its biggest consumer giant Unilever (NYSE:UL) delivered a profit upgrade and higher oil prices lifted commodity stocks [O/R]. But they were offset by broader recession fears as European Union leaders agreed to cut their country's gas usage and as 6% dive in UBS shares hit the banking sector. (EU) "The key question we have as these earnings come out is how much pricing power do these (consumer facing) firms have," said Diamond Hill international equities portfolio manager Krishna Mohanraj, referring to the pressures of higher inflation. In the United States, Walmart's shares were down around 9% in pre-opening bell trading after it had slashed its forecasts on Monday due to those exact issues. [.N]. General Electric (NYSE:GE) rose 6% though after growth in its aviation business helped it beat estimates. Coca-Cola (NYSE:KO) gained 1% as it raised forecasts. In Europe too, Unilever, which makes everything from laundry detergent to ice cream, raised its forecasts owing to what its CEO Alan Jope said had been "strong pricing to mitigate input cost inflation". European Union countries approved a weakened emergency plan to curb their gas usage on Tuesday after striking compromise deals to limit the cuts for some countries as they brace for further Russian cuts in supply. The Kremlin also warned again that state monopoly Gazprom (MCX:GAZP) would reduce its supply further this week due to another maintenance issue on the Nord Stream 1 pipeline. Flows will fall to 33 million cubic metres per day - a halving of the current, already reduced level. That sent European gas prices up almost 10% and they are now more than 450% higher than a year ago, although still some way below the record highs hit shortly after Russia began its invasion of Ukraine in February. "It is game of cat and mouse," said Christopher Granville Managing Director of EMEA & Global Political Research at TS Lombard. "The Russia position will always be that it will continue to supply the gas within the constraints caused by the West's sanctions. But they will then find lots of problems that suddenly pop up." Graphic - Europe's gas price surge " onerror="this.style.display='none'" class="msg-img" /> FED UP Investors are also awaiting a likely 75 basis point Federal Reserve interest rate increase on Wednesday - with markets pricing about a 10% risk of a larger hike, as well as waiting to see whether economic warning signs prompt a shift in rhetoric. The International Monetary Fund is set to publish its closely-watched world forecasts later too which are expected to point to even slower growth and higher inflation. "We are leaning to the view that 75 bps is most likely but won't be the end unless they see some demand destruction and some tempering of inflation," said John Milroy, an investment adviser at Ord Minnett. NOT SO HIGH TECH Global tech giants Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) and Google (NASDAQ:GOOGL) are both reporting after the Wall Street session later, followed by Facebook (NASDAQ:META) owner Meta tomorrow and Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) and Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) on Thursday. It adds up to more than $7.5 trillion of market cap, Deutsche Bank (ETR:DBKGn)'s Jim Reid pointed out. "Although with these 5 stocks being down between around -13% (Apple) YTD to around -50% (Meta), with the other three down around -20 to -25%, this figure would have been closer to $10 trillion at the start of the year." In Asia, MSCI's broadest regional index outside Japan had bounced 0.5%. Chinese stocks had jumped after reports the country would set up a fund of up to $44 billion to help property developers. [.SS] Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index ended 1.7% higher on the Alibaba news although Japan's Nikkei fell 0.16%. (T) In currencies, the dollar was pushing for recent milestone highs as uncertainty continued to swirl around the interest rate and economic outlook. [/FRX] The euro tumbled back to $1.0139 from $1.0250 hemmed in by all the uncertainty over Europe's energy security. The yen steadied at 136.44 per dollar. The U.S. dollar index, which touched a 20-year high this month, was up 0.6% on the day at 107.132. [FRX/] Oil prices rose further on expectations Russia's reduction in natural gas supply to Europe could encourage a switch to crude, with Brent futures last up 1.5% at $106.68 a barrel and U.S. crude up 1.6% at $98.21 a barrel. Benchmark 10-year Treasury yields tumbled to 2.73% from 2.87% at the end of last week. Germany's benchmark 10-year bond yield has slumped back under the psychological 1% threshold too as Europe's recession worries have intensified. [US/] [GVD/EUR] Tuesday also marked the 10-year anniversary since then ECB President Mario Draghi pledged to do "whatever it takes" to prevent a break up of the euro currency project. (Additional reporting Kane Wu in Hong Kong; Editing by Edmund Klamann and Angus MacSwan)

Ditto with the TS UOA alert the day before (Sweep calls) . A buying opportunity now with the softness or a good day to stay out of the kitchen?

4500 $TS AUG2022 $27.5 Cs trade 1.0-1.25

4500 $TS AUG2022 $27.5 Cs trade 1.0-1.25

SWEEP DETECTED: >> 2400 $TS Aug22 27.5 Calls $1.00 (CboeTheo=0.92) ASKSIDE [MULTI] IV=51.1% +4.5 NOM 153 x $0.85 - $1.00 x 190 PHLX OPENING Vol=2400, OI=1097,

Upgrades 1/26: $AXP $BAK $CAR $CCBG $CMG $CNI $DKNG $EVOP $IFF $JBHT $LITE $MRNA $PATH $PENN $SLB $TS . Downgrades 1/26: $BAM $CHD $CHRW $CLX $EQNR $EQX $ETRN $GATO $HTLD $NLSN $PPBI $RRR $VZ

poi farci un ts ridotto all'osso

Take profits!

Qua (a TS circa) tempo uggioso umidiccio e freddino ... come si dice qua tempo cul ! 😃

looks like someone is happy > @dros said: so many As and Ts and Hs

so many As and Ts and Hs

By Tom Arnold and Anushka Trivedi (Reuters) - World shares skidded and the dollar firmed on Monday as investors fretted about the spillover risk to the global economy from property group China Evergrande's troubles, while eyeing a week packed with global central bank meetings. In a sign of the risk aversion rippling through markets, China sovereign credit default swaps jumped to a near one-year high, while the cost of insuring against European corporate bond defaults leapt to the highest since late May. European stocks slumped 2.3%, on course for their worst session since December, with energy and mining stocks tumbling as the dollar's jump to near four-week highs crushed commodity prices. (EU) Holidays in Japan, China and South Korea meant trading was thin in Asia, while politics added extra uncertainty with elections in Canada and Germany bookending the week. Shares in China Evergrande plummeted 10.2% after earlier losing as much as 19% to more than 11-year lows. The company's listed units also fell, as investors worried about the real estate developer's ability to repay a small portion of its $305 billion debt due this Thursday. Evergrande's troubles added to growing unease about the health of China's economy after Beijing's recent crackdown on tech firms. The Hang Seng index shed 3.3%. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan slid 1.7% to its lowest since Aug. 24, with Australia stocks suffering their worst session in nearly seven months, slumping 2.1%. The MSCI All Country World Index fell 0.6%, close to a one-month low and down further from record highs hit earlier this month. "The imminent demise of China's leading property company raises questions about risks of contagion and possible spillover effects to the economy and the global recovery," TS Lombard's Larry Brainard and Jon Harrison wrote in a strategy note. Beijing will move aggressively to "ringfence" the Evergrande crisis and ensure growth remains on track in 2022, they wrote. China sovereign credit default swaps (CDS) jumped nine basis points (bps) from Friday's close to 45 bps, the highest since early October, IHS Markit data showed, while the CDS of other emerging market giants, including Brazil and Turkey, also rose to multi-month highs. For a graphic on China CDS: https://fingfx.thomsonreuters.com/gfx/ Surging gas prices, and the potential feed through to inflation, provided another headache for traders. Higher global wholesale power and gas prices have prompted concerns of high winter energy bills and shortages, having already forced some energy supplies out of business in Britain. Dow Jones futures were down 1.6% and S&P 500 futures declined 1.4%, after all three Wall Street indexes marked weekly losses on Friday following days of turbulence. (N) The Fed is still expected to lay the groundwork for a tapering at its policy meeting on Tuesday and Wednesday, though the consensus is for an actual announcement to be delayed until the November or December meetings. Yields on 10-year Treasuries fell 6 bps to 1.31%, eyeing their biggest daily drop in five-weeks and the curve flattened ahead of the meeting. The two-year yield, which rises with traders' expectations of higher Fed fund rates, touched its highest since Aug. 27, before easing back. [US/] "A flatter yield curve suggests some fears the Fed may overdo the eventual hiking cycle," said Tapas Strickland, a director of economics at NAB. He noted only 2-3 FOMC members would need to shift their "dot plot" forecasts for a hike in 2022 to make it the median, given seven of 18 had already tipped a move next year. Germany's 10-year yield, the benchmark for the euro zone, was down more than 5 bps to -0.33%, set for its biggest daily fall since July and retreating from the 10-week high touched on Friday after a report suggested the European Central Bank (ECB) expects to hit its inflation target by 2025. In comments seen as setting the scene for a further slide in the pace of bond buying, ECB board member Isabel Schnabel said the volume of the ECB's bond purchases was becoming "less important" as the economic outlook improves. Investors were also keeping an eye on a dozen other central bank meetings spanning Japan, Indonesia, the Philippines, Taiwan, Britain, Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, Brazil, South Africa, Turkey and Hungary. The Norges Bank is expected to become the first G10 central bank to lift rates on Thursday. Lofty U.S. yields and general risk aversion in the markets sent the dollar to a four-week high against a basket of other currencies. The U.S. dollar index was last at 93.386 [FRX/] The dollar was range bound versus the yen at 109.52, while the euro was at its lowest since Aug. 27 at $1.1706 due to uncertainty ahead of Germany's election. The offshore Chinese yuan skidded to three-week lows, falling to 6.4698 yuan per dollar, its lowest since Aug. 31. Canada goes to the polls on Monday with the race too close to call. The stronger dollar kept oil under pressure, with crude also taking a hit from energy companies in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico resuming production after back-to-back hurricanes in the region shut output. [O/R] Brent fell 1.7% to $74.06 a barrel, while U.S. crude lost 2% to $70.5. Gold prices hit a more than five-week low, before recovering to trade up 0.2% at $1,757 an ounce. [GOL/]

Nix da...😛...Trendtag und TS bei 16200😂

Thanks David, yeah I only use QT indicators on the TS radar screen, but data feed through IB not always the best.

yo tampoco sabia, en realidad ha de ser similr a TS podes tradearlo pero no sos el custodio de tus criptos. voy a investigar que no ando en la office y les cuento

y si lo hizo debe ser solo sintético igual que TS y los otros brokers

ts very range based

hopefully ts today

ts just says on set reminder

Trade Station (TS), Think or swim (TOS) is a platform I think that's what TD Ameritrade use and apparently their data feed is fantastic as they are Canadian with no restrictions or delays (that's what I heard).

In terms of brokers, I know a lot of traders in the US use IB, TD, TOS and TS. Hope it wasn't one of them who made that mistake with your trade!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1x81LNl7x_zsxadgvSaaJBF1UfvejvzDFBdkg0hM0utI/viewform?ts=60c75ddf&edit_requested=true

Wenn man sich TS oder Dizzy ansieht, sieht man 2 Plattformen, die mit der Community gehen und geben was man braucht in ein Com

TS ist eh das bessere Discord

i think its like cars... once cars where invented we all wanted one...but nobody is driving model Ts anymore

I guess she might like G and Ts

ihr zwei seid heute aber wieder am 'bragging' ...ts 😉

essendo uno strumento per discrezionali, che uso come "muletto" per i miei TS, non è possibile impostare un DD massimo, ma solo uno stop loss, come appunto faccio con un click sul livello

Thank Nick, I refer to volume on the Metatrader 4 chart that is used for trade entry. The above chart is linked to the TS radar screen that's just used for alerting volatility

A Lesson for me (and perhaps us all) to learn with that BOC news David is to look ahead for fundamental news on a currency - not just today. Radar screen on TS triggered on GBPCAD on the daily chart 2 days ago and the pair was also way over the R6 - so I was short on it yesterday looking for the reversal. But is didn't happen yesterday and I got stopped out - only for the reversal to happen on that news today. Next time...🙂