Don't know whether you or your daughter are into charts but they influence my decisions enormously.
Sis and brother - in- law arrived on short notice so I suggested I'd buy take away.
First thing he said was about the share market even though he isn't into it but occasionally shows interest.
He has so many contacts both on the peninsular and in Melbourne through football and will often pass things on.
I knew the company and code and opened my computer to show him a few things.
Sis was in the worst mode I've ever seen her in unfortunately so I gave her a magazine that had fashion and housing in the hope of giving us a chance to talk.
I was showing him lots of examples and why shares moved, things like Brexit vote, good announcements etc.
Talked about gap trading and dead cat bounces.
He was fascinated when I showed him indicators.
Madam spat the dummy so we ordered dinner, I closed my computer, and he suggested he would drive with parking difficult and I could pop in and pick it up.
First thing out the door and out of ear shot of cranky, he was back on the subject.
He was asking questions about volume and how and when you would take money off the table.
Perfect timing and parking spot and once again the questioning all the way home.
When we got out of the car we both agreed to change the subject once inside.
It really was such a pity but best not to rock any boats.
Even when you think they are not listening they will come back and throw one of your quotes back at you.
In a million years I would not stich a family member up and instead suggested we have a small wager.
It is a share that I have not and will not mention on HC because of our bet.
I posted something like this on a thread in reply to dub but I just can't find it in the general section.
Maybe it's too old.
