Panowie, jak to jest z tym okreslaniem rzeczywistej wartosci instrumentu, przewartosciowanie, niedowartosciowanie, jezeli ktos z Was ma moze jakies zrodlo, z ktorego moglbym skorzystac do zglebienia tej wiedzy, jakies publikacje, artykuly. bede wdzieczny za podeslanie informacji na ten temat.
kabel w choragiewce, jesli nastapi wybicie dolem (tak zakladam) zasieg do 5970. mozna tez spodziewac sie wybicia w gore do poziomu 6030-6040, to bedzie moment do zajecia krotkich pozycji z powyzszym targetem.
oczywiscie, jezeli caly ten scenario rozegra sie do poludnia.
obserwowac reakcje zaraz po otwarciu frankfurtu.
DayTrading: Czwartek 10.01.2013
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Re: DayTrading: Czwartek 10.01.2013
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EUROPE: The main features on Thursday's calendar are around lunchtime in London,
when both the ECB and the Bank of England release their latest monetary policy
decisions. However, there is a full calendar without the central banks. At
0700GMT, the UK government will unveil changes to the calculations of UK
inflation measures. There is a string of French data from 0730GMT, starting at
0730GMT with the release of the French BOF Business survey. At 0745GMT, French
November industrial output numbers and the December HICP data will cross the
wires. At 0900GMT, German November machine orders numbers will be released. At
the same time, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, German FinMiN Schaeuble, along
with industry and business association heads, will attend a reception of German
president, in Berlin. At 100GMT, Greek OcT unemployment numbers will be
released, followed at 1100GMT with the release of Portuguese DeC bank borrowing
from the ECB.
At 1245GMT, the ECB policy rate decision is due, followed at 1330GMT by
President Mario Draghi's press conference in Frankfurt.
In December, Draghi made clear that there had been pressure from the Governing
Council for a cut in the ECB's key refi rate - a later MNI report revealing that
this would have been voted through but for Draghi, Bundesbank President Jens
Weidmann and Executive Board Members Juerg Asmussen and Benoit Coeure blocking
it. But news since then strongly suggests that these rate cut opponents will not
have changed their minds. Euro zone and German HICP inflation have surprised to
the upside, strengthening Weidmann's and Asmussen's reluctance to ease policy.
GERMANY: The latest opinion polls show support for German Chancellor Merkel and
her CDU/CSU party is currently at the highest level since becoming Chancellor in
2005, the FT reports.
UK: At 0700GMT, the UK government will unveil changes to the calculations of UK
inflation measures. At 1200GMT, the UK Jan BOE Monetary Policy Decision is due. With recent economic
data mixed, and the effects of the most recently completed round of quantitative
easing yet to pass through the financial system, the MPC is widely tipped to
leave policy on hold for the time being.
UK PRESS: The Obama Administration has stated it believes the UK is best at the
"heart of an outward looking EU", the FT notes, putting further pressure on PM
Cameron over Europe ahead of a key speech in a couple of weeks.
UK PRESS: Another dark day for the UK's high street Wednesday, as photographic
retailer Jessops collapsed into administration, the Telegraph notes.
US: Consumer Fin'l Protection Bureau issues irresponsible mortgage lending
protection rule that says consumers should have ability to repay. Consumer must
supply fin'l info and it must be verified; a borrower must have sufficient
assets/income; and teaser rates cannot be used to mask true costs. Qualified
mtgs should have no excess points or fees, no toxic loan features (exceed 30y,
be IO or negative amort), and debt-to-income cap is 43%. QM can have "rebuttable
presumption" for higher-priced loans with proven ability to repay; or can have
safe harbor status, generally lower-priced prime loans that are given to
consumers who are considered to be less risky. Rule to be finalized this spring
and go into effect at the same time as the Ability-to-Repay rule in Jan 2014.
EURO-DOLLAR: Closed in NY at $1.3061 after rate had pulled back from an early NY
recovery to $1.3080 to $1.3046 before recovering into the close. Rate reversed
into early Asia, slipping to an overnight low of $1.3039 (just shy of Wednesday
lows at $1.3037 as position adjustment ahead of today's ECB rate decision/press
conference looked to pare back euro longs. The move down was given added weight
as the strong release of Chinese trade data boosted the Aussie dollar across the
board, with sales of euro-Aussie keeping recovery efforts in euro-dollar capped
around $1.3050. Rate had settled between $1.3042/47 into Europe. Most expect no
change at today's ECB meeting, though interest will be focused on the following
press conference for clues to future action, with source comments after the last
meeting suggesting some had favoured a rate cut. Traders note that the bid
interest that had supported the rate between $1.3040/00 has been toned down, one
Asian trader though noting that bids are now seen between $1.3030/00, more below
$1.2995 with decent sized stops building below $1.2975. Resistance $1.3050/55,
$1.3080 and $1.3095/00.
EURO-DOLLAR: Early Europe provides the euro with a lift, the demand taking the
rate through late Asian recovery highs around $1.3050/55 to $1.3061 (76.4%
$1.3067/39). Rate seen holding firm following this move. A break to open a move
back toward late NY highs at $1.3067, with a break here to open a move toward
$1.3080.
CABLE: Closed in NY at $1.6024 after rate had recovered off a NY low of $1.5992
to $1.6033 before easing off into the close. Rate continued to slip lower into
Asia, tracking early pressure on the euro as the cross pivoted stg0.8150 in a
tight stg0.8145-54 range, posting an overnight low at $1.6005 before bouncing
back to $1.6022. Rate again drifted off in the Asian afternoon, finding support
around $1.6008 before recovering ahead of the European open, currently trading
around $1.6016. BOE rate decision due at 1200GMT, though they are widely
expected to keep rates/QE unchanged. Some are seeing potential for QE to be
increased going forward. The ECB rate decision/press conference at 1245/1330GMT
seen key on the day, especially Draghi comments. At 0700GMT the ONS releases its
recommendation on potential changes to the RPI methodology. Though cable traded
with a soft tone Wednesday it was noted that decent sovereign demand helped to
cushion the pullback below $1.6000. Bids currently seen between $1.6005/1.5990,
a break to open a move to $1.5965/60 ahead of $1.5950/40. Resistance $1.6030/35
ahead of $1.6050/55.
YEN: Dollar-yen closed Wednesday in NY at Y87.93 after rate had seen a recovery
off early Asian lows of Y86.83 to a high of Y88.02 during the US session, before
edging off a late pullback low of Y87.75 into the close. Japanese demand into
the Asia open extended this recovery, some suggesting it was in reaction to a
local press report suggesting the BOJ will embark on further easing at the next
meeting on Jan22, the bank mulling a 2.0% inflation target as well as adding
Y10tln to the asset buying program, with triggered stops through Y88.10 taking
the rate on to an overnight high of Y88.22. Rate drifted back to test the broken
NY high at Y88.02 before fresh demand emerged to lift rate back to the Y88.20
area. However, Asian traders have noted sell interest placed from above Y88.20
and said to extend to Y88.50 and expected to make further upside progress
sticky. Euro-yen was dragged higher by the dollar-yen move but euro weakness
ahead of today's ECB meeting was seen applying brakes to upside progress.
Traders overnight noted offers in the cross at Y115.15.
NEWS: JAPAN NIKKEI 225 INDEX ENDS UP 0.70% AT 10652.64
GOLD: Spot gold prices are trading marginally higher Thursday after
posting some slim losses during the previous session. Spot gold ended
Wednesday's session down $1.50 at $1657.75/oz after prices stalled at
$1666/oz on the upside. Gold prices continue to trade in a tight range
after the recent move lower attached to the minutes from the US Federal
Reserve's last meeting, which showed that officials were concerned about
the side effects of its bond buying programme. Market participants of
gold will now closely monitor the path of the US economy, labor market
conditions in particular, to try and gauge the progress of Q.E. in 2013.
Spot gold prices have been tied to a narrow range during Asian traded
hours this morning ahead of today's ECB rate decision, due at 1245GMT,
followed at 1330GMT by President Mario Draghi's press conference in
Frankfurt. Gold prices have edged higher from initial lows of $1654.05
to an intra-day high of $1660.85 and now trade at $1659.50/oz, up $1.75
on the session.
OIL: February NYMEX WTI prices are trading higher Thursday after closing
the previous session at almost unchanged levels. February WTI futures
ended Wednesday's session 5 cents lower at $93.10 a barrel after trading
in a $92.68 to $93.65 range. Supply data from the Energy Information
Administration (EIA) showed crude stocks rose to 1.3mln barrels, to
361.3mln barrels in the week of Jan 4. That gain was slightly below
forecasts that called for a rise of 1.5mln barrels. WTI prices have
edged their way higher during Asian traded hours this morning after the
release of better than expected Chinese trade data, which showed China's
exports rose 14.1% y/y in December while imports rose 6.0% y/y, both
above market expectations. February WTI futures have advanced from lows
of $93.08 to an intra-day high of $93.53 and the market remains in the
upper end of its range, currently trading $93.47 a barrel, up 37 cents
on the session.
NATURAL GAS: NYMEX February natural gas prices are trading higher
Thursday after posting losses for the third consecutive day. February
natural gas futures ended Wednesday's session down 10.5 cents, or 3.3%,
at $3.113 per million British thermal units (mln Btu) after trading in a
$3.087 to $3.227 range. Prices continue to be hampered by fairly mild
near-term weather forecasts which expect rising temperatures to continue
in the eastern half of the US over the course of the next week,
extending a recent pattern of warmer than normal weather that has kept
pressure on natural gas prices for over a month. Market participants are
now looking ahead to EIA Natural Gas Stocks data, due to be published
later today at 1430GMT. Analysts expect US inventories to have fallen by
185bln cubic feet (c/f). February natural gas futures have edged their
way higher this morning, advancing from intra-day lows of $3.108 to a
high of $3.141 and now trade at $3.138 per mln Btu.
OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.2975, $1.3045, $1.3050, $1.3100, $1.3250
* Dollar-yen; Y87.50, Y88.00, Y88.50
* Cable; $1.6000, $1.6100, $1.6145
* Dollar-Swiss; Chf0.9225
* Aussie; $1.0470, $1.0490, $1.0525, $1.0600
* Aussie-Kiwi; NZ$1.2545
EUROZONE T-BILL ISSUANCE: Italy will be the final Eurozone sovereign to come to
the T-bill market Thursday. Italy will issue E8.5bln of a new 12-month Jan 14,
2014 BOT in its first auction of 2013. To re-cap on auctions issued so far this
week, on Monday Germany sold E3.515bln 6-month Bubill at average yield -0.0091%.
Netherlands alloted E2.83bln 3-month DTC at average yield -0.014% and E1.07bln
12-month DTC at average yield 0.003%. On Monday afternoon France sold E3.994bln
3-month BTF at average yield -0.01%, E1.702bln 6-month BTF at average yield 0.0%
and E1.390bln 12-month BTF at average yield 0.035%. On Tuesday, Greece sold
E975mln new 4-week Feb 8 T-bill at average yield 3.95% and sold E1.625bln
26-week Jul 12 T-bill at average yield 4.30%. Belgium sold E1.507bln in tap of
3-month Apr 18 T-bill at average yield of -0.006% and sold E1.54bln tap of
6-month Jun 20 T-bill at average yield of 0.011%. The ESM then sold E1.927bln
new 3-month Apr 11 Bill at average yield of -0.0324%.
ITALY T-BILL AUCTION PREVIEW: The Italian Dipartimento Del Tesoro issue E8.5bln
of a new 12-month Jan 14, 2014 BOT on Thursday. Due to lack of specific funding
needs, 3-month BOTs will not be offered on Jan 10, 2013, said the Ministry of
Economy and Finance. The old 12-month Dec 13, 2013 BOT yield has fallen by over
30bps since the beginning of the year, as investor appetite for BOT's increases,
demand for the new Jan 14, 2014 BOT could be higher than average. Currently, in
the grey market the new Jan 14, 2014 BOT mid-yield is seen around 1.02%,
representing a 8bps discount versus the old 12-month BOT, representing fair
value. Also aiding demand for the new BOT is that fact that there will be a
E11.5bln BOT redemption on Jan 14, leaving net cash flow positive to the tune of
E3.0bln. At the last 12-month BOT auction back on Dec 12, the Tesoro sold
E6.5bln at average yield of 1.456% - lowest average yield since March 2012, and
covered 1.94 times. Results due to be announced around 1005GMT.
EUROPE: The main features on Thursday's calendar are around lunchtime in London,
when both the ECB and the Bank of England release their latest monetary policy
decisions. However, there is a full calendar without the central banks. At
0700GMT, the UK government will unveil changes to the calculations of UK
inflation measures. There is a string of French data from 0730GMT, starting at
0730GMT with the release of the French BOF Business survey. At 0745GMT, French
November industrial output numbers and the December HICP data will cross the
wires. At 0900GMT, German November machine orders numbers will be released. At
the same time, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, German FinMiN Schaeuble, along
with industry and business association heads, will attend a reception of German
president, in Berlin. At 100GMT, Greek OcT unemployment numbers will be
released, followed at 1100GMT with the release of Portuguese DeC bank borrowing
from the ECB.
At 1245GMT, the ECB policy rate decision is due, followed at 1330GMT by
President Mario Draghi's press conference in Frankfurt.
In December, Draghi made clear that there had been pressure from the Governing
Council for a cut in the ECB's key refi rate - a later MNI report revealing that
this would have been voted through but for Draghi, Bundesbank President Jens
Weidmann and Executive Board Members Juerg Asmussen and Benoit Coeure blocking
it. But news since then strongly suggests that these rate cut opponents will not
have changed their minds. Euro zone and German HICP inflation have surprised to
the upside, strengthening Weidmann's and Asmussen's reluctance to ease policy.
GERMANY: The latest opinion polls show support for German Chancellor Merkel and
her CDU/CSU party is currently at the highest level since becoming Chancellor in
2005, the FT reports.
UK: At 0700GMT, the UK government will unveil changes to the calculations of UK
inflation measures. At 1200GMT, the UK Jan BOE Monetary Policy Decision is due. With recent economic
data mixed, and the effects of the most recently completed round of quantitative
easing yet to pass through the financial system, the MPC is widely tipped to
leave policy on hold for the time being.
UK PRESS: The Obama Administration has stated it believes the UK is best at the
"heart of an outward looking EU", the FT notes, putting further pressure on PM
Cameron over Europe ahead of a key speech in a couple of weeks.
UK PRESS: Another dark day for the UK's high street Wednesday, as photographic
retailer Jessops collapsed into administration, the Telegraph notes.
US: Consumer Fin'l Protection Bureau issues irresponsible mortgage lending
protection rule that says consumers should have ability to repay. Consumer must
supply fin'l info and it must be verified; a borrower must have sufficient
assets/income; and teaser rates cannot be used to mask true costs. Qualified
mtgs should have no excess points or fees, no toxic loan features (exceed 30y,
be IO or negative amort), and debt-to-income cap is 43%. QM can have "rebuttable
presumption" for higher-priced loans with proven ability to repay; or can have
safe harbor status, generally lower-priced prime loans that are given to
consumers who are considered to be less risky. Rule to be finalized this spring
and go into effect at the same time as the Ability-to-Repay rule in Jan 2014.
EURO-DOLLAR: Closed in NY at $1.3061 after rate had pulled back from an early NY
recovery to $1.3080 to $1.3046 before recovering into the close. Rate reversed
into early Asia, slipping to an overnight low of $1.3039 (just shy of Wednesday
lows at $1.3037 as position adjustment ahead of today's ECB rate decision/press
conference looked to pare back euro longs. The move down was given added weight
as the strong release of Chinese trade data boosted the Aussie dollar across the
board, with sales of euro-Aussie keeping recovery efforts in euro-dollar capped
around $1.3050. Rate had settled between $1.3042/47 into Europe. Most expect no
change at today's ECB meeting, though interest will be focused on the following
press conference for clues to future action, with source comments after the last
meeting suggesting some had favoured a rate cut. Traders note that the bid
interest that had supported the rate between $1.3040/00 has been toned down, one
Asian trader though noting that bids are now seen between $1.3030/00, more below
$1.2995 with decent sized stops building below $1.2975. Resistance $1.3050/55,
$1.3080 and $1.3095/00.
EURO-DOLLAR: Early Europe provides the euro with a lift, the demand taking the
rate through late Asian recovery highs around $1.3050/55 to $1.3061 (76.4%
$1.3067/39). Rate seen holding firm following this move. A break to open a move
back toward late NY highs at $1.3067, with a break here to open a move toward
$1.3080.
CABLE: Closed in NY at $1.6024 after rate had recovered off a NY low of $1.5992
to $1.6033 before easing off into the close. Rate continued to slip lower into
Asia, tracking early pressure on the euro as the cross pivoted stg0.8150 in a
tight stg0.8145-54 range, posting an overnight low at $1.6005 before bouncing
back to $1.6022. Rate again drifted off in the Asian afternoon, finding support
around $1.6008 before recovering ahead of the European open, currently trading
around $1.6016. BOE rate decision due at 1200GMT, though they are widely
expected to keep rates/QE unchanged. Some are seeing potential for QE to be
increased going forward. The ECB rate decision/press conference at 1245/1330GMT
seen key on the day, especially Draghi comments. At 0700GMT the ONS releases its
recommendation on potential changes to the RPI methodology. Though cable traded
with a soft tone Wednesday it was noted that decent sovereign demand helped to
cushion the pullback below $1.6000. Bids currently seen between $1.6005/1.5990,
a break to open a move to $1.5965/60 ahead of $1.5950/40. Resistance $1.6030/35
ahead of $1.6050/55.
YEN: Dollar-yen closed Wednesday in NY at Y87.93 after rate had seen a recovery
off early Asian lows of Y86.83 to a high of Y88.02 during the US session, before
edging off a late pullback low of Y87.75 into the close. Japanese demand into
the Asia open extended this recovery, some suggesting it was in reaction to a
local press report suggesting the BOJ will embark on further easing at the next
meeting on Jan22, the bank mulling a 2.0% inflation target as well as adding
Y10tln to the asset buying program, with triggered stops through Y88.10 taking
the rate on to an overnight high of Y88.22. Rate drifted back to test the broken
NY high at Y88.02 before fresh demand emerged to lift rate back to the Y88.20
area. However, Asian traders have noted sell interest placed from above Y88.20
and said to extend to Y88.50 and expected to make further upside progress
sticky. Euro-yen was dragged higher by the dollar-yen move but euro weakness
ahead of today's ECB meeting was seen applying brakes to upside progress.
Traders overnight noted offers in the cross at Y115.15.
NEWS: JAPAN NIKKEI 225 INDEX ENDS UP 0.70% AT 10652.64
GOLD: Spot gold prices are trading marginally higher Thursday after
posting some slim losses during the previous session. Spot gold ended
Wednesday's session down $1.50 at $1657.75/oz after prices stalled at
$1666/oz on the upside. Gold prices continue to trade in a tight range
after the recent move lower attached to the minutes from the US Federal
Reserve's last meeting, which showed that officials were concerned about
the side effects of its bond buying programme. Market participants of
gold will now closely monitor the path of the US economy, labor market
conditions in particular, to try and gauge the progress of Q.E. in 2013.
Spot gold prices have been tied to a narrow range during Asian traded
hours this morning ahead of today's ECB rate decision, due at 1245GMT,
followed at 1330GMT by President Mario Draghi's press conference in
Frankfurt. Gold prices have edged higher from initial lows of $1654.05
to an intra-day high of $1660.85 and now trade at $1659.50/oz, up $1.75
on the session.
OIL: February NYMEX WTI prices are trading higher Thursday after closing
the previous session at almost unchanged levels. February WTI futures
ended Wednesday's session 5 cents lower at $93.10 a barrel after trading
in a $92.68 to $93.65 range. Supply data from the Energy Information
Administration (EIA) showed crude stocks rose to 1.3mln barrels, to
361.3mln barrels in the week of Jan 4. That gain was slightly below
forecasts that called for a rise of 1.5mln barrels. WTI prices have
edged their way higher during Asian traded hours this morning after the
release of better than expected Chinese trade data, which showed China's
exports rose 14.1% y/y in December while imports rose 6.0% y/y, both
above market expectations. February WTI futures have advanced from lows
of $93.08 to an intra-day high of $93.53 and the market remains in the
upper end of its range, currently trading $93.47 a barrel, up 37 cents
on the session.
NATURAL GAS: NYMEX February natural gas prices are trading higher
Thursday after posting losses for the third consecutive day. February
natural gas futures ended Wednesday's session down 10.5 cents, or 3.3%,
at $3.113 per million British thermal units (mln Btu) after trading in a
$3.087 to $3.227 range. Prices continue to be hampered by fairly mild
near-term weather forecasts which expect rising temperatures to continue
in the eastern half of the US over the course of the next week,
extending a recent pattern of warmer than normal weather that has kept
pressure on natural gas prices for over a month. Market participants are
now looking ahead to EIA Natural Gas Stocks data, due to be published
later today at 1430GMT. Analysts expect US inventories to have fallen by
185bln cubic feet (c/f). February natural gas futures have edged their
way higher this morning, advancing from intra-day lows of $3.108 to a
high of $3.141 and now trade at $3.138 per mln Btu.
OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.2975, $1.3045, $1.3050, $1.3100, $1.3250
* Dollar-yen; Y87.50, Y88.00, Y88.50
* Cable; $1.6000, $1.6100, $1.6145
* Dollar-Swiss; Chf0.9225
* Aussie; $1.0470, $1.0490, $1.0525, $1.0600
* Aussie-Kiwi; NZ$1.2545
EUROZONE T-BILL ISSUANCE: Italy will be the final Eurozone sovereign to come to
the T-bill market Thursday. Italy will issue E8.5bln of a new 12-month Jan 14,
2014 BOT in its first auction of 2013. To re-cap on auctions issued so far this
week, on Monday Germany sold E3.515bln 6-month Bubill at average yield -0.0091%.
Netherlands alloted E2.83bln 3-month DTC at average yield -0.014% and E1.07bln
12-month DTC at average yield 0.003%. On Monday afternoon France sold E3.994bln
3-month BTF at average yield -0.01%, E1.702bln 6-month BTF at average yield 0.0%
and E1.390bln 12-month BTF at average yield 0.035%. On Tuesday, Greece sold
E975mln new 4-week Feb 8 T-bill at average yield 3.95% and sold E1.625bln
26-week Jul 12 T-bill at average yield 4.30%. Belgium sold E1.507bln in tap of
3-month Apr 18 T-bill at average yield of -0.006% and sold E1.54bln tap of
6-month Jun 20 T-bill at average yield of 0.011%. The ESM then sold E1.927bln
new 3-month Apr 11 Bill at average yield of -0.0324%.
ITALY T-BILL AUCTION PREVIEW: The Italian Dipartimento Del Tesoro issue E8.5bln
of a new 12-month Jan 14, 2014 BOT on Thursday. Due to lack of specific funding
needs, 3-month BOTs will not be offered on Jan 10, 2013, said the Ministry of
Economy and Finance. The old 12-month Dec 13, 2013 BOT yield has fallen by over
30bps since the beginning of the year, as investor appetite for BOT's increases,
demand for the new Jan 14, 2014 BOT could be higher than average. Currently, in
the grey market the new Jan 14, 2014 BOT mid-yield is seen around 1.02%,
representing a 8bps discount versus the old 12-month BOT, representing fair
value. Also aiding demand for the new BOT is that fact that there will be a
E11.5bln BOT redemption on Jan 14, leaving net cash flow positive to the tune of
E3.0bln. At the last 12-month BOT auction back on Dec 12, the Tesoro sold
E6.5bln at average yield of 1.456% - lowest average yield since March 2012, and
covered 1.94 times. Results due to be announced around 1005GMT.
... zbieraj pips do pipa bo jak nie to z depo będzie lipa... G."niemiaszek"
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szybki_lopez_13
- Gaduła
- Posty: 170
- Rejestracja: 15 gru 2011, 19:16
Re: DayTrading: Czwartek 10.01.2013
Hello,
dziś trudny dzień do ustawiania się na niego całego ale scenario dla mnie na dziś jest następujące - z tego co widzę - 1,3050/53 wejście w ele z SL 15,1 TP 1 dałbym na 1,3076 - stosunkowo nie dużo; a to dla tego że liczę na konsole i wyczekiwanie na Pana D. Po stopach mogą zrobić ruch do góry ale później niestety będzie już tylko gorzej. Do jutra liczę na przebicie 1,30 wiec z fusów to na tyle. pozycja u mnie oczywiście będzie czekała na realizację a zarobek większy to szybkie wejście i wyjścia. Może popołudniu znajdę coś jeszcze na dłużej.
P.S. Z rana narazie wszystko uciekło ale to nie powinna być niekończąca się opowieść:) zobaczymy.
dziś trudny dzień do ustawiania się na niego całego ale scenario dla mnie na dziś jest następujące - z tego co widzę - 1,3050/53 wejście w ele z SL 15,1 TP 1 dałbym na 1,3076 - stosunkowo nie dużo; a to dla tego że liczę na konsole i wyczekiwanie na Pana D. Po stopach mogą zrobić ruch do góry ale później niestety będzie już tylko gorzej. Do jutra liczę na przebicie 1,30 wiec z fusów to na tyle. pozycja u mnie oczywiście będzie czekała na realizację a zarobek większy to szybkie wejście i wyjścia. Może popołudniu znajdę coś jeszcze na dłużej.
P.S. Z rana narazie wszystko uciekło ale to nie powinna być niekończąca się opowieść:) zobaczymy.
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MowmiSasiad
- Pasjonat
- Posty: 584
- Rejestracja: 03 maja 2012, 12:59
Re: DayTrading: Czwartek 10.01.2013
Moim zdaniem gwiazdą dzisiejszego dnia podobnie jak wczoraj będzie PLN. Za uszy będzie ją ciągnąć rosnący edek. Popieram Tig3ra co do oceny rynkowej sytuacji. A to, że większość ludzi mówi o spadkach na edku utwierdza mnie we wzrostach 
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szybki_lopez_13
- Gaduła
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- Rejestracja: 15 gru 2011, 19:16
Re: DayTrading: Czwartek 10.01.2013
1. naraziie 75 winno wytrzymać wybicie ewentualnie zmyłkowe.szybki_lopez_13 pisze:Hello,
dziś trudny dzień do ustawiania się na niego całego ale scenario dla mnie na dziś jest następujące - z tego co widzę - 1,3050/53 wejście w ele z SL 15,1 TP 1 dałbym na 1,3076 - stosunkowo nie dużo; a to dla tego że liczę na konsole i wyczekiwanie na Pana D. Po stopach mogą zrobić ruch do góry ale później niestety będzie już tylko gorzej. Do jutra liczę na przebicie 1,30 wiec z fusów to na tyle. pozycja u mnie oczywiście będzie czekała na realizację a zarobek większy to szybkie wejście i wyjścia. Może popołudniu znajdę coś jeszcze na dłużej.
P.S. Z rana narazie wszystko uciekło ale to nie powinna być niekończąca się opowieść:) zobaczymy.
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dlugi_nick
- Stały bywalec
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Re: DayTrading: Czwartek 10.01.2013
usdpln czas zalongowac
-- Dodano: 10 sty 2013, 09:03 --
oczywiscie na dt a nie na longterm:)
-- Dodano: 10 sty 2013, 09:03 --
oczywiscie na dt a nie na longterm:)
Re: DayTrading: Czwartek 10.01.2013
Może nawet EUR/PLN w tym wyjątkowym przypadku bo ma spory potencjał wzrostowy.dlugi_nick pisze:usdpln czas zalongowac
-- Dodano: 10 sty 2013, 09:03 --
oczywiscie na dt a nie na longterm:)
GBP/PLN ostatnio zyskiwał wolniej niż pozostałe pary ze względu na problemy po stronie GBP ale dzisiaj zapewne pomoże mu utrzymanie stopy procentowej w GB.
Tak czy owak da się na tym zarobić przed weekendem, żeby nie płacić za swapy
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szybki_lopez_13
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Re: DayTrading: Czwartek 10.01.2013
2. przy 55 już jest szykowana wejście znowu na ele - kiszka jak wspominałem. konsol więcej nie pisze bo szkoda zaśmiecać - chyba ze ktoś korzysta i chce?szybki_lopez_13 pisze:1. naraziie 75 winno wytrzymać wybicie ewentualnie zmyłkowe.szybki_lopez_13 pisze:Hello,
dziś trudny dzień do ustawiania się na niego całego ale scenario dla mnie na dziś jest następujące - z tego co widzę - 1,3050/53 wejście w ele z SL 15,1 TP 1 dałbym na 1,3076 - stosunkowo nie dużo; a to dla tego że liczę na konsole i wyczekiwanie na Pana D. Po stopach mogą zrobić ruch do góry ale później niestety będzie już tylko gorzej. Do jutra liczę na przebicie 1,30 wiec z fusów to na tyle. pozycja u mnie oczywiście będzie czekała na realizację a zarobek większy to szybkie wejście i wyjścia. Może popołudniu znajdę coś jeszcze na dłużej.
P.S. Z rana narazie wszystko uciekło ale to nie powinna być niekończąca się opowieść:) zobaczymy.
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niemiaszek
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Re: DayTrading: Czwartek 10.01.2013
EURO-DOLLAR: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.3150/60 Stops, but offers resume above $1.3160
$1.3140/50 Strong offers/$1.3140 Tuesday Jan8 high
$1.3120 Medium offers/Stops
$1.3116 Tech 76.4% $1.3140-1.3037
$1.3100 Medium offers ahead/$1.3096 Weds Jan9 high
$1.3080 Medium offers
$1.3075 Int.Day high Europe, Asia $1.3063
$1.3064 ***Current mkt rate 1103GMT Wednesday
$1.3039 Int.Day low Asia
$1.3037 Wednesday Jan9 low
$1.3030 Medium demand
$1.3017 Monday Jan7 low
$1.3010/00 Strong demand/$1.2998 Jan4 low
$1.2995/90 Medium demand
$1.2975 Stops build below
$1.3150/60 Stops, but offers resume above $1.3160
$1.3140/50 Strong offers/$1.3140 Tuesday Jan8 high
$1.3120 Medium offers/Stops
$1.3116 Tech 76.4% $1.3140-1.3037
$1.3100 Medium offers ahead/$1.3096 Weds Jan9 high
$1.3080 Medium offers
$1.3075 Int.Day high Europe, Asia $1.3063
$1.3064 ***Current mkt rate 1103GMT Wednesday
$1.3039 Int.Day low Asia
$1.3037 Wednesday Jan9 low
$1.3030 Medium demand
$1.3017 Monday Jan7 low
$1.3010/00 Strong demand/$1.2998 Jan4 low
$1.2995/90 Medium demand
$1.2975 Stops build below
... zbieraj pips do pipa bo jak nie to z depo będzie lipa... G."niemiaszek"