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Columns/DiaryDarryl Morley is a well known and respected newspaper columnist and professional trader, who is a former stockbroker. He has been wrote his avidly followed Day Trader column on trading and technical analysis for the Melbourne Herald Sun and the Hobart Mercury for over 20 years. Darryl is likely unique, in that he actually writes about his own trades, his reasoning for selecting or rejecting certain stocks, how he sets his targets, his stops, his exit strategies. He’s also not shy about staying out of the market if the signals are not right and explaining why. This is very different from most talking heads, who are not dealing with their own money. New columns are updated to this site every week. These columns are written and published as a chronicle of Darryl’s trading. Any information provided is of an educational nature only. Please note that we are NOT a stock tipping service, either through the newspaper column nor through the workshops. Our hope is that by watching and learning from Darryl’s trading technique, you can start to learn to take control of your own finances, which we believe is especially relevant in today’s turbulent market. < Previous 56789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839404142434445464748495051525354 Next >
Day Trader column for February 24 – 2010Last week the All Ords formed a weekly pivot point to the upside. The move to a level high enough to form the pivot point occurred when the market moved up very strongly last Wednesday.“Day Trader” column for February 24 – 2010 - MelbourneContinuing last weeks commentary on targets, where mirror were discussed, I will now look at extensions of previous moves, to project potential targets."Day Trader" column for February 17 – 2010Sooooo, you must have written something about the market and how this is the pullback we’ve been waiting for and that the 5 point reversal is still in place.“Day Trader” column for February 17 – 2010 - MelbourneFollowing on previous columns, intraday February 09 exceeded the longest daily move down, since the market reversed on January 12.“Day Trader” column for February 10 2010Sooooo, you must have written something about the market and how this is the pullback we’ve been waiting for and that the 5 point reversal is still in place.“Day Trader” column for February 3 2010he steep fall of 100 points on the All Ords last Friday saw it close almost exactly on the November 27 low, which is the low of the November /December lows I mentioned last week.“Day Trader” column for January 27 – 2010There is a five point reversal in place for the market to reverse the uptrend but I think it will not play out as one would expect from this formation.Day Trader column for January 20 – 2010It took a while but the market eventually began the pull back just as I anticipated when writing last weeks column. Tuesday and Wednesday last week saw a sharp move down after testing 5,000.“Day Trader” column for January 13 – 2010The pull back I wrote about last week did not come to pass but the market action of the last three days of the week suggest we could see a pull back this week.“Day Trader” column for December 30 – 2009Last week’s figures show a daily and also weekly close on the All Ords of just five points below the 4,800 level, the figure I mentioned a couple of weeks ago as being the first indication the uptrend was about to resume. |
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