05/25/2015 – Chicago Mercantile exchange
Issued: 05/15/2015
Chicago Mercantile exchange, CME:
1. Our protective sell stop has been moved to $93.80. This stop will continue to be moved higher as the market continues to confirm. Will update.
David Williams
Issued: 05/25/2015
Chicago Mercantile exchange, CME:
1. Our protective sell stop in Chicago Mercantile Exchange at $93.80 was hit, resulting in a successful trade. Will message any further entry or indication in Chicago Mercantile exchange.
David Williams
Issued: 05/11/2015
Chicago Mercantile exchange, CME:
1. Further long position exit should be taken in Chicago Mercantile exchange at current prices (current price, $95.85).
2. Our protective sell stop has been placed at $93.20. This stop will continue to be moved higher as the market continues to confirm. Will update.
David Williams
Issued: 05/07/2015
Chicago Mercantile exchange, CME:
1. In the past 2 weeks we have noted that the Chicago Mercantile exchange was putting in an important weekly Reflected Wave bottom with a multiweek advance expected. Last week (week of April 27) we noted that the stock was an immediate ‘Buy’ at approximately $90.80 for the above-noted multiweek advance.
2. This week (week of May 4) the Chicago Mercantile exchange advanced, making a weekly high of $92.80, so far). During today’s (Thurs., May 7) Williams edge stock meeting it was noted that those long should exit a portion of their position at the then current price of $92.30. Those not in the meeting should exit a portion of their position now (current price, $92.08).
3. Our protective sell stop has been placed at $89.60. This stop will continue to be move higher as the market continues to confirm. Will update.
David Williams
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