Hmmm... przeglądam to forum od kilku miesięcy. Czytałem rózne opinie czy poglądy i uważam, że każda treść coś wnosi. Z każdej treści można wyciagnać wnioski choćby takie jak Twoje. Masz do tego prawo ale zamiast pisać jakie to forum jest beee może warto podzielić się swoim doświadczeniem. Chetnie poczytam i myślę, że nie tylko ja, opinii "starszych" kolegów i koleżanek na temat rynku Forex. Opinie o forum czy jego uzytkownikach proponuję zostawić dla siebie. Pozdrawiam i czekam na intereujące wątki.Adam pisze:1000% ZGODA jest tu kilka wartościowych osób z wiedzą których warto słuchać ale większość to bełkot. Ja nie zaglądam tu już zbyt często z takich samych powodów co Ty.omi7 pisze:Zaglądałem na to forum jakiś czas temu regularnie. Czytałem posty, komentowałem, dodawałem własne analizy. Być może to kwestia psychiki, ale działało ono na mnie destrukcyjnie. Ciężko mi wyliczyć ile razy przez czyjąś palniętą głupotę (analizę) zawahałem się z moim pomysłem czy nawet zmieniłem zdanie i potem żałowałem. Mam na myśli, że na tym forum na FX znają się (nadają) może ze 3-4 osoby (nie odbierzcie, że narcystycznie zaliczam do nich siebie). Reszta to amatorzy, którzy zapiszą się na jakieś marne szkolenie czy przeczytają bez zrozumienia książkę i potem rzucają na lewo i prawo "RGRami" czy "batmanami", czasem nawet dywergencja się pojawi...Biorąc pod uwagę stosunek ilości takich osób do członków forum cieszy mnie fakt, że na FX traci TYLKO 90-95% graczy (bo inwestorami się takich ludzi nie nazywa).
NIE ZAMIERZAM nikogo tym postem obrażać, to tylko rada. Spróbujcie pograć na FX nie czytając forum przez miesiąc czy dwa, a pod warunkiem, że nie jesteście ignorantami, macie jakiś pomysł na grę i realizujecie plan, nigdy już tu nie zajrzycie (chyba, że tak jak ja dziś - zobaczyć co się dzieje, kto zmienił avatar, itp)
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DayTrading: Czwartek 16.05.2013
Re: DayTradin: Czwartek 16.05.2013
Zamieszczane przeze mnie analizy i opinie są wyłącznie moim subiektywnym spojrzeniem na rynek i nie stanowią żadnych rekomendacji. Podejmowanie na ich podstawie decyzji inwestycyjnych odbywa się na własną odpowiedzialność inwestora.
Re: DayTradin: Czwartek 16.05.2013
Pełna zgoda Cytrynek. Zdarzają się wpisy niemądre albo w stylu - A edek to pójdzie w dół czy w górę. Ale jest wiele osób które pomagają, wskazują na co zwracać uwagę. Niemiaszek wkleja swoje choć nie którzy a po co, a kogo to. Wielu osobą jestem bardzo wdzięczny z pomoc, nie każdy jest od początku starym dobrym trajderem. Najważniejsze jest to że nie należy się sugerować wpisami przy podejmowaniu decyzji. Każdy gra co widzi. I szkoda że wiele cennych osób zrezygnowało z forum, obniżając tym samym jego poziom. Pozdrawiam z rana.cytrynek pisze:Hmmm... przeglądam to forum od kilku miesięcy. Czytałem rózne opinie czy poglądy i uważam, że każda treść coś wnosi. Z każdej treści można wyciagnać wnioski choćby takie jak Twoje. Masz do tego prawo ale zamiast pisać jakie to forum jest beee może warto podzielić się swoim doświadczeniem. Chetnie poczytam i myślę, że nie tylko ja, opinii "starszych" kolegów i koleżanek na temat rynku Forex. Opinie o forum czy jego uzytkownikach proponuję zostawić dla siebie. Pozdrawiam i czekam na intereujące wątki.Adam pisze:1000% ZGODA jest tu kilka wartościowych osób z wiedzą których warto słuchać ale większość to bełkot. Ja nie zaglądam tu już zbyt często z takich samych powodów co Ty.omi7 pisze:Zaglądałem na to forum jakiś czas temu regularnie. Czytałem posty, komentowałem, dodawałem własne analizy. Być może to kwestia psychiki, ale działało ono na mnie destrukcyjnie. Ciężko mi wyliczyć ile razy przez czyjąś palniętą głupotę (analizę) zawahałem się z moim pomysłem czy nawet zmieniłem zdanie i potem żałowałem. Mam na myśli, że na tym forum na FX znają się (nadają) może ze 3-4 osoby (nie odbierzcie, że narcystycznie zaliczam do nich siebie). Reszta to amatorzy, którzy zapiszą się na jakieś marne szkolenie czy przeczytają bez zrozumienia książkę i potem rzucają na lewo i prawo "RGRami" czy "batmanami", czasem nawet dywergencja się pojawi...Biorąc pod uwagę stosunek ilości takich osób do członków forum cieszy mnie fakt, że na FX traci TYLKO 90-95% graczy (bo inwestorami się takich ludzi nie nazywa).
NIE ZAMIERZAM nikogo tym postem obrażać, to tylko rada. Spróbujcie pograć na FX nie czytając forum przez miesiąc czy dwa, a pod warunkiem, że nie jesteście ignorantami, macie jakiś pomysł na grę i realizujecie plan, nigdy już tu nie zajrzycie (chyba, że tak jak ja dziś - zobaczyć co się dzieje, kto zmienił avatar, itp)
Pozdrawiam i pipsów życzę


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Re: DayTradin: Czwartek 16.05.2013
no to jada znowu z edkiem w dol ? dziwne , odbicie sie nalezy 

jak uzyskać parytet na edku -swieca z 03.12 - tu podjada pod 1,053 i wtedy rura w jeden dzien 500 piepek 

Re: DayTradin: Czwartek 16.05.2013
jeżeli przebijemy strefę 1.2950 to mamy możliwość zejścia do 1.285o oczywiście po przejściu psychologicznej bariery 1.29.
tam szukałbym jakiegoś odbicia, trwalszego znoszącego obecne spadki,
-- Dodano: 16 maja 2013, 07:15 --
jak widać na ostatnie trzy świece m5 można powiedzieć że nakłuwają wsparcie
-- Dodano: 16 maja 2013, 07:20 --
wydaje mi się że odbicie może nastąpić już dziś do danych z usa może eduardo rosnąć, do 1.2935 a potem zjazd
tam szukałbym jakiegoś odbicia, trwalszego znoszącego obecne spadki,
-- Dodano: 16 maja 2013, 07:15 --
jak widać na ostatnie trzy świece m5 można powiedzieć że nakłuwają wsparcie

-- Dodano: 16 maja 2013, 07:20 --
wydaje mi się że odbicie może nastąpić już dziś do danych z usa może eduardo rosnąć, do 1.2935 a potem zjazd
Money flow.
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Re: DayTradin: Czwartek 16.05.2013
Dziś o 3 ponowiłem swoje pozycje krótkie na GBPUSD oraz EURUSD.
Damn
przegapiłem EURUAD

Damn



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Re: DayTradin: Czwartek 16.05.2013
a to nie tak że faktycznie odbije teraz na tym 1.2860, powinno się rozstrzygnąćcrok. pisze:no to jada znowu z edkiem w dol ? dziwne , odbicie sie nalezy
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Re: DayTradin: Czwartek 16.05.2013
jedziemy do góry 

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Re: DayTradin: Czwartek 16.05.2013
Hello

EUROPE: Thursday sees another busy day on both sides of the Atlantic, with a
solid mix of both data central bank speakers. The European data calendar gets
underway at 0645GMT, with the release of the French April manufacturing
investment survey, first quarter jobs creation data and first quarter employment
data. At 0700FGMT, Spanish March industrial orders data are due for release.
More eurozone data is expected at 0900GMT, with the release of the EMU April
final HICP data and the March trade balance numbers. Eurozone CPI is seen at
-0.1% on month and up 1.2% on year. At 1300GMT, ECB Executive Board member Peter
Praet gives a keynote speech at the European Business Summit, in Brussels.
IRELAND: The Bank of Ireland said lending to SMEs as risen 25% YTD, the Irish
Times reports.
UK: Following on from Wednesday's data and BOE press conference, today is a
relatively quiet data day in the UK, with just the April SMMT Auto Production
Figures expected at 0830GMT.
UK PRESS: UK PM Cameron has underlined the fact UK investors could benefit from
a privatisation of RBS at an initial cost to the taxpayer, adding he was ope "to
all ideas and proposals," the Telegraph says.
UK PRESS: The Independent says UK PM Cameron's authority in his own party
suffered a blow Weds, as more than 100 MPs voted in favour of legislation for an
EU referendum in this parliament, despite concessions offered by the PM earlier
in the week.
UK PRESS: Two former MPC members told lawmakers Weds that the BOE needs to start
planning a "cautious exit strategy" from QE and low interest rates. Kate Barker
and Andrew Sentance told the TSC the unwind could cause shocks to the UK's
economy, the Times reports.
EURO SUMMARY: Euro-dollar closed the NY session Wednesday at $1.2883, having
recovered off an afternoon session low of $1.2847 (the rate having seen lows
earlier in the day of $1.2843 after getting sold lower following the release of
weaker than forecast Germany GDP data) to $1.2888 ahead of the close. Rate
reversed tack into early Asia, the rate easing off to $1.2873 before bouncing up
to $1.2889. Failure to push on toward $1.2900 prompted short term specs to cover
back, the sales easing the rate to overnight lows of $1.2867 before it recovered
to $1.2875 ahead of the European open. Offers remain in place to $1.2900 with
talk of stops in place above. A break here though expected to meet decent supply
from above $1.2925. Strong demand remains in place between $1.2850/40, with
European corporate interest linked to this area. Focus this morning on EZ CPI
and trade data at 0900GMT ahead of what appears could be an interesting
afternoon. US CPI, weekly jobless claims and housing starts at 1230GMT, with ECB
Draghi speaking in Turin at 1300GMT. Phila Fed follows at 1400GMT. Underlying
tone in the euro remains bearish with most reports read this morning still
suggesting sell rallies as the play.
EURO-DOLLAR: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.3000-03 Tech 40-dma and 55-dma/$1.3003 200-dma
$1.2950 Strong offers on approach/Large option expiry
$1.2943 Wednesday May15 high
$1.2942 Daily cloud base (closed below May14)
$1.2925/40 Medium offers
$1.2900/05 Medium offers/Stops
$1.2889 Int.Day high Asia
$1.2868 ***Current mkt rate 0651GMT Thursday
$1.2857 Int.Day low Europe, Asia $1.2866
$1.2850 Medium demand on approach/Small stops on break
$1.2847-43 Wednesday May15 lows/Bids into $1.2840
$1.2825/20 Medium demand
$1.2800/790 Medium demand/Stops
$1.2775/70 Medium demand
$1.2745 Tech Apr4 low
STERLING SUMMARY: Cable closed in NY Wednesday at $1.5232 after rate had bounced
between $1.5174-$1.5273 with the softer euro, following release of weaker than
forecast Germany GDP data, provided buoyancy for cable and a counter to dollar
strength. Strong UK jobs data and an upbeat BOE Inflation Report also aided
sterling, though traders continue to suggest that cable has room for lower
levels, but this could remain tempered in part by further slippage in
euro-sterling (EZ CPI in focus this morning, a weak release could highlight the
dovish tone in Europe versus the more neutral tone in the UK). Cable initially
dipped to $1.5224 in opening Asian trade before bouncing back in tandem with
euro-dollar to $1.5248. Failure to break above $1.5250 prompted a reversal which
saw rate press down to extended pullback lows of $1.5216 before it settled
around $1.5230 ahead of the European open. Euro-sterling was contained within a
range of stg0.8450/58 allowing cable to track euro-dollar moves. A light UK data
calendar, car production due for release around 0830GMT, so expect moves to come
from outside influences. Cable support seen at $1.5205/195 ahead of $1.5180/70.
Resistance $1.5250, $1.5265/80.
YEN SUMMARY: Dollar-yen closed a volatile US session at Y102.26 after rate had
extended recent recovery highs to Y102.75, dropped back to Y101.85 as longs were
squeezed following the failure to break above Y102.75/85 resistance to pressure
the much reported barrier at Y103.00, with soft US data providing the catalyst
for the pullback. Rate recovered to Y102.61 with pullbacks holding above Y102.00
ahead of the close. Release of stronger than forecast headline Japanese GDP data
provided the rate with an added boost but failed to move above Y102.30, with
component capex falling 0.7% Q/Q, as well as the deflator index dropping to
-1.2% from -0.7%. Exporter sell interest emerged into the Tokyo fix to press the
rate lower, touched Y101.97 before settling back around Y102.20 through
afternoon trade. Traders noted importer demand interest in place between
Y102.00/101.90, with stops below (also noting stops placed below Y130.85 in
euro-yen), with offers remaining in place into Y102.30, more at Y102.50 with
stronger interest then seen from Y102.75 through to barrier interest at Y103.00.
US CPI, weekly jobless claims and housing starts at 1230GMT, followed by Phila
Fed at 1400GMT in focus.
JAPAN STOCKS CLOSE: Japan's benchmark stocks are lower Thursday, but shy of
worst levels, as profit-taking sees the Nikkei 225 fall from the record 5-year
highs. The Nikkei 225 was lower by 58.79 points, or 0.39%, at 15037.24. Into the
close, the broader-based TOPIX was lower by 6.94 points at 1245.91. Market
breadth indicators saw 49 issues higher, 170 lower and 6 unchanged. Preliminary
volume stood at 3.3 bn shares.
OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.2810, $1.2875, $1.2900, $1.2920, $1.2940, $1.2950(large),
$1.2990
* Dollar-yen; Y102.00, Y102.50, Y102.70
* Dollar-Swiss; Chf0.9500
* Euro-Swiss; Chf1.2250, Chf1.2375, Chf1.2400
* Aussie; $0.9850, $0.9900, $1.0000
* Euro-Aussie; A$1.3000
* Aussie-yen; Y100.95
EUROZONE T-BILL ISSUANCE: Ireland will be the final Eurozone sovereign to come
to the T-bill market on Thursday, with plans to issue E500mln new 3-month Aug
19, 2013 T-bill. To recap T-bill issuance so far this week, on Monday Germany
sold E3.82bln 6-month Bubill at average yield 0.0013%. In the afternoon France
sold E4.195bln 3-month BTF at average yield 0.005%, E1.995bln 6-month BTF at
average yield 0.014% and E1.795bln 12-month BTF at average yield 0.033%. On
Tuesday Spain sold E1.013bln 6-month Letra at average yield 0.492% and E3.034bln
12-month Letra at average yield 0.994%. Greece sold E1.3bln 13-week T-bill at
average yield 4.02%. Belgium sold E404mln 3-month TC at average yield of -0.001%
and E1.555bln 12-month TC at average yield 0.056%. Finally Slovenia sold
E19.75mln 3-month T-bill at average price 99.875 and E34.95mln 6-month T-bill at
average price 99.247. On Wednesday Portugal sold E500mln 6-month T-bill at
average yield 0.811% and E1.25bln 12-month T-bill at average yield 1.232%.
IRELAND T-BILL AUCTION PREVIEW: Ireland's National Treasury Management Agency
(NTMA), plan to issue E500mln new 3-month T-bill maturing Aug 19, 2013 Thursday.
The average yield is not expected to deviate much from previous auctions with
the market finding a floor around the 0.2% level. Demand is forecast to remain
high though as there will be a T-bill redemption of E500mln on May 20. At the
last 3-month T-bill auction on Apr 18, NTMA allotted E500mln at an average yield
of 0.195%, with bid-to-cover of 4.8 times. At the Mar 21 auction, NTMA sold
E500mln at average yield 0.24% and covered 3.4 times. The auction will open at
0830GMT and close at 0930GMT, with results due to be announced at around
0940GMT. A non-competitive auction will immediately follow the competitive
auction and will close on Thursday at 1500GMT, the NTMA said in the
announcement.
EUROZONE: Timeline of key events in the eurozone for next few weeks:
- May 15/19 Greek PM Samaras travels to China
- May 16 German Merkel, Schaeuble, Juncker on WDR Television's "Europe Forum"
- May 16 EU Barroso speaks at European Business Summit in Brussels
- May 16 German Lower House Votes on Croatia's EU Membership
- May 16 Italy PM Letta in Poland
- May 17 Greece Apr Target2 data and central bank lending figures
- May 17 Portugal T-bill redemption for E2.398bln
- May 17 Spain T-bill redemption for E5.684bln
- May 17 Greek T-bill redemption for E1.6bln
- May 20 Greek Bond redemption for E5.59bln
- May 20 Ireland T-bill redemption for E500mln
- May 21 Spain sells 3-/9-month T-bills
- May 21 Belgium Mar Target2 data and central bank lending figures
- May 22 European Council Summit
- May 22 Portugal bond redemption for 5.45% 2013 bond for E5.829bln
US: Timeline of key events in the US:
- May 16 Fed Rosengren (voter) on austerity and monpol in Milan at 0745ET
- May 16 Fed Gov Raskin on recovery at National Economists Club at 1230ET
- May 16 Fed Plosser (non-voter) in Milan at 0345ET
- May 16 Fed Fisher (non-voter) on monpol at NABE in Houston, TX at 0900ET
- May 16 Tsy Cpn Purch Feb 15 2036-May 15 2043 $1.25-$1.75B
- May 16 UST announces 3/6m bills, reopen 10y TIPS at 1100ET
- May 16 Fed Williams (non-voter) in Portland, OR at 1430ET
- May 16 Money Supply (M2) at 1630ET
- May 17 Outright Tsy Cpn Purch Feb 28 2018-Feb 15 2019 $4.75-$5.75b
- May 17 Fed Kocherlakota (non-voter) at UChic Booth at 1345ET
- May 18 Fed Chair Bernanke gives commence at Bard College at 1100ET
- May 19 US debt limit reinstated, all past interim borrowing now included
- May 20 UST announces 4wk at 1100ET
- May 20 Tsy Cpn Purch Feb 15 2036-Feb 15 2043 $1.25-$1.75b
- May 20 UST auctions 3/6m bills at 1130ET
EUROPE: Thursday sees another busy day on both sides of the Atlantic, with a
solid mix of both data central bank speakers. The European data calendar gets
underway at 0645GMT, with the release of the French April manufacturing
investment survey, first quarter jobs creation data and first quarter employment
data. At 0700FGMT, Spanish March industrial orders data are due for release.
More eurozone data is expected at 0900GMT, with the release of the EMU April
final HICP data and the March trade balance numbers. Eurozone CPI is seen at
-0.1% on month and up 1.2% on year. At 1300GMT, ECB Executive Board member Peter
Praet gives a keynote speech at the European Business Summit, in Brussels.
IRELAND: The Bank of Ireland said lending to SMEs as risen 25% YTD, the Irish
Times reports.
UK: Following on from Wednesday's data and BOE press conference, today is a
relatively quiet data day in the UK, with just the April SMMT Auto Production
Figures expected at 0830GMT.
UK PRESS: UK PM Cameron has underlined the fact UK investors could benefit from
a privatisation of RBS at an initial cost to the taxpayer, adding he was ope "to
all ideas and proposals," the Telegraph says.
UK PRESS: The Independent says UK PM Cameron's authority in his own party
suffered a blow Weds, as more than 100 MPs voted in favour of legislation for an
EU referendum in this parliament, despite concessions offered by the PM earlier
in the week.
UK PRESS: Two former MPC members told lawmakers Weds that the BOE needs to start
planning a "cautious exit strategy" from QE and low interest rates. Kate Barker
and Andrew Sentance told the TSC the unwind could cause shocks to the UK's
economy, the Times reports.
EURO SUMMARY: Euro-dollar closed the NY session Wednesday at $1.2883, having
recovered off an afternoon session low of $1.2847 (the rate having seen lows
earlier in the day of $1.2843 after getting sold lower following the release of
weaker than forecast Germany GDP data) to $1.2888 ahead of the close. Rate
reversed tack into early Asia, the rate easing off to $1.2873 before bouncing up
to $1.2889. Failure to push on toward $1.2900 prompted short term specs to cover
back, the sales easing the rate to overnight lows of $1.2867 before it recovered
to $1.2875 ahead of the European open. Offers remain in place to $1.2900 with
talk of stops in place above. A break here though expected to meet decent supply
from above $1.2925. Strong demand remains in place between $1.2850/40, with
European corporate interest linked to this area. Focus this morning on EZ CPI
and trade data at 0900GMT ahead of what appears could be an interesting
afternoon. US CPI, weekly jobless claims and housing starts at 1230GMT, with ECB
Draghi speaking in Turin at 1300GMT. Phila Fed follows at 1400GMT. Underlying
tone in the euro remains bearish with most reports read this morning still
suggesting sell rallies as the play.
EURO-DOLLAR: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.3000-03 Tech 40-dma and 55-dma/$1.3003 200-dma
$1.2950 Strong offers on approach/Large option expiry

$1.2943 Wednesday May15 high
$1.2942 Daily cloud base (closed below May14)
$1.2925/40 Medium offers
$1.2900/05 Medium offers/Stops
$1.2889 Int.Day high Asia
$1.2868 ***Current mkt rate 0651GMT Thursday
$1.2857 Int.Day low Europe, Asia $1.2866
$1.2850 Medium demand on approach/Small stops on break
$1.2847-43 Wednesday May15 lows/Bids into $1.2840
$1.2825/20 Medium demand
$1.2800/790 Medium demand/Stops
$1.2775/70 Medium demand
$1.2745 Tech Apr4 low
STERLING SUMMARY: Cable closed in NY Wednesday at $1.5232 after rate had bounced
between $1.5174-$1.5273 with the softer euro, following release of weaker than
forecast Germany GDP data, provided buoyancy for cable and a counter to dollar
strength. Strong UK jobs data and an upbeat BOE Inflation Report also aided
sterling, though traders continue to suggest that cable has room for lower
levels, but this could remain tempered in part by further slippage in
euro-sterling (EZ CPI in focus this morning, a weak release could highlight the
dovish tone in Europe versus the more neutral tone in the UK). Cable initially
dipped to $1.5224 in opening Asian trade before bouncing back in tandem with
euro-dollar to $1.5248. Failure to break above $1.5250 prompted a reversal which
saw rate press down to extended pullback lows of $1.5216 before it settled
around $1.5230 ahead of the European open. Euro-sterling was contained within a
range of stg0.8450/58 allowing cable to track euro-dollar moves. A light UK data
calendar, car production due for release around 0830GMT, so expect moves to come
from outside influences. Cable support seen at $1.5205/195 ahead of $1.5180/70.
Resistance $1.5250, $1.5265/80.
YEN SUMMARY: Dollar-yen closed a volatile US session at Y102.26 after rate had
extended recent recovery highs to Y102.75, dropped back to Y101.85 as longs were
squeezed following the failure to break above Y102.75/85 resistance to pressure
the much reported barrier at Y103.00, with soft US data providing the catalyst
for the pullback. Rate recovered to Y102.61 with pullbacks holding above Y102.00
ahead of the close. Release of stronger than forecast headline Japanese GDP data
provided the rate with an added boost but failed to move above Y102.30, with
component capex falling 0.7% Q/Q, as well as the deflator index dropping to
-1.2% from -0.7%. Exporter sell interest emerged into the Tokyo fix to press the
rate lower, touched Y101.97 before settling back around Y102.20 through
afternoon trade. Traders noted importer demand interest in place between
Y102.00/101.90, with stops below (also noting stops placed below Y130.85 in
euro-yen), with offers remaining in place into Y102.30, more at Y102.50 with
stronger interest then seen from Y102.75 through to barrier interest at Y103.00.
US CPI, weekly jobless claims and housing starts at 1230GMT, followed by Phila
Fed at 1400GMT in focus.
JAPAN STOCKS CLOSE: Japan's benchmark stocks are lower Thursday, but shy of
worst levels, as profit-taking sees the Nikkei 225 fall from the record 5-year
highs. The Nikkei 225 was lower by 58.79 points, or 0.39%, at 15037.24. Into the
close, the broader-based TOPIX was lower by 6.94 points at 1245.91. Market
breadth indicators saw 49 issues higher, 170 lower and 6 unchanged. Preliminary
volume stood at 3.3 bn shares.
OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.2810, $1.2875, $1.2900, $1.2920, $1.2940, $1.2950(large),
$1.2990
* Dollar-yen; Y102.00, Y102.50, Y102.70
* Dollar-Swiss; Chf0.9500
* Euro-Swiss; Chf1.2250, Chf1.2375, Chf1.2400
* Aussie; $0.9850, $0.9900, $1.0000
* Euro-Aussie; A$1.3000
* Aussie-yen; Y100.95
EUROZONE T-BILL ISSUANCE: Ireland will be the final Eurozone sovereign to come
to the T-bill market on Thursday, with plans to issue E500mln new 3-month Aug
19, 2013 T-bill. To recap T-bill issuance so far this week, on Monday Germany
sold E3.82bln 6-month Bubill at average yield 0.0013%. In the afternoon France
sold E4.195bln 3-month BTF at average yield 0.005%, E1.995bln 6-month BTF at
average yield 0.014% and E1.795bln 12-month BTF at average yield 0.033%. On
Tuesday Spain sold E1.013bln 6-month Letra at average yield 0.492% and E3.034bln
12-month Letra at average yield 0.994%. Greece sold E1.3bln 13-week T-bill at
average yield 4.02%. Belgium sold E404mln 3-month TC at average yield of -0.001%
and E1.555bln 12-month TC at average yield 0.056%. Finally Slovenia sold
E19.75mln 3-month T-bill at average price 99.875 and E34.95mln 6-month T-bill at
average price 99.247. On Wednesday Portugal sold E500mln 6-month T-bill at
average yield 0.811% and E1.25bln 12-month T-bill at average yield 1.232%.
IRELAND T-BILL AUCTION PREVIEW: Ireland's National Treasury Management Agency
(NTMA), plan to issue E500mln new 3-month T-bill maturing Aug 19, 2013 Thursday.
The average yield is not expected to deviate much from previous auctions with
the market finding a floor around the 0.2% level. Demand is forecast to remain
high though as there will be a T-bill redemption of E500mln on May 20. At the
last 3-month T-bill auction on Apr 18, NTMA allotted E500mln at an average yield
of 0.195%, with bid-to-cover of 4.8 times. At the Mar 21 auction, NTMA sold
E500mln at average yield 0.24% and covered 3.4 times. The auction will open at
0830GMT and close at 0930GMT, with results due to be announced at around
0940GMT. A non-competitive auction will immediately follow the competitive
auction and will close on Thursday at 1500GMT, the NTMA said in the
announcement.
EUROZONE: Timeline of key events in the eurozone for next few weeks:
- May 15/19 Greek PM Samaras travels to China
- May 16 German Merkel, Schaeuble, Juncker on WDR Television's "Europe Forum"
- May 16 EU Barroso speaks at European Business Summit in Brussels
- May 16 German Lower House Votes on Croatia's EU Membership
- May 16 Italy PM Letta in Poland
- May 17 Greece Apr Target2 data and central bank lending figures
- May 17 Portugal T-bill redemption for E2.398bln
- May 17 Spain T-bill redemption for E5.684bln
- May 17 Greek T-bill redemption for E1.6bln
- May 20 Greek Bond redemption for E5.59bln
- May 20 Ireland T-bill redemption for E500mln
- May 21 Spain sells 3-/9-month T-bills
- May 21 Belgium Mar Target2 data and central bank lending figures
- May 22 European Council Summit
- May 22 Portugal bond redemption for 5.45% 2013 bond for E5.829bln
US: Timeline of key events in the US:
- May 16 Fed Rosengren (voter) on austerity and monpol in Milan at 0745ET
- May 16 Fed Gov Raskin on recovery at National Economists Club at 1230ET
- May 16 Fed Plosser (non-voter) in Milan at 0345ET
- May 16 Fed Fisher (non-voter) on monpol at NABE in Houston, TX at 0900ET
- May 16 Tsy Cpn Purch Feb 15 2036-May 15 2043 $1.25-$1.75B
- May 16 UST announces 3/6m bills, reopen 10y TIPS at 1100ET
- May 16 Fed Williams (non-voter) in Portland, OR at 1430ET
- May 16 Money Supply (M2) at 1630ET
- May 17 Outright Tsy Cpn Purch Feb 28 2018-Feb 15 2019 $4.75-$5.75b
- May 17 Fed Kocherlakota (non-voter) at UChic Booth at 1345ET
- May 18 Fed Chair Bernanke gives commence at Bard College at 1100ET
- May 19 US debt limit reinstated, all past interim borrowing now included
- May 20 UST announces 4wk at 1100ET
- May 20 Tsy Cpn Purch Feb 15 2036-Feb 15 2043 $1.25-$1.75b
- May 20 UST auctions 3/6m bills at 1130ET
... zbieraj pips do pipa bo jak nie to z depo będzie lipa... G."niemiaszek"
- ForexTig3r
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Re: DayTradin: Czwartek 16.05.2013
Przedstawione, poglądy, oceny i wnioski są wyrazem osobistych poglądów autora i nie mają charakteru rekomendacji. Wyłączną odpowiedzialność za decyzje inwestycyjne, podjęte i z wykorzystaniem wniosków w nich zawartych, ponosi inwestor.
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Re: DayTradin: Czwartek 16.05.2013
mocują się z dolną bandą trójkąta na edku na m15, jak przebiją, to widzę 12800 jako zasięg
Staram się przetrzymywać straty i ciąć zyski, bo tak podobno robi większość, która przecież nie może się mylić...