DayTrading: Piątek 15.03.2013
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 15.03.2013
Niemiaszek pewnie punkt 9:00 się pokaże
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Re: DayTrading: Piątek 15.03.2013
On mieszka w USAomi7 pisze:Niemiaszek pewnie punkt 9:00 się pokaże
tam czas zmienili...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: DayTrading: Piątek 15.03.2013
Hello
EU: The EU leaders Summit continues in Brussels Friday, with budget issues and
single markets talks to dominate. Cyprus is not on the official agenda and will
be addressed by a special Eurogroup meeting called for later this afternoon,
although it is not certain there will be any conclusive agreements.
Although no time is slated, the Bank of Portugal Official Bulletin will be
released Friday morning.
Data kicks off at 0800GMT, when the Spanish fourth quarter labour cost survey
will be released.
There is Eurozone data due at 1000GMT, when the fourth quarter labour cost
survey and the February final HICP data will hit the wires.
At 1430GMT, European Economics and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn and
European Council President Herman Van Rompuy are to speak at the Brussels Forum
2013.
Lastly, as noted, Eurogroup finmins will meet at around 1600GMT to discuss
Cyprus.
UK: There is only second tier UK data. At 0930GMT, the Bank of England December MFI
External Claims numbers will be released.
At 1100GMT, Bank of England Chief Economist Spencer Dale is
slated to give a speech at the BOE Asian Business Network.
US/CANADA: The US calendar gets underway at 1230GMT, with the release of the February
Consumer Price Index and the March NY Fed Empire State Survey.
The CPI is expected to rise 0.6% in February, as gasoline prices likely posted a
sharp rebound based on AAA data. The core CPI is expected to rise 0.2% after the
0.3% increase in the previous month.
The NY Fed Empire State Manufacturing Index is expected to hold steady at a
reading of 10.0 in March after posting its first positive reading after six
straight declines. The Empire State index ha been below zero since August,
indicating contraction even before Hurricane Sandy hit the region.
At 1315GMT, the February Industrial Production and Capacity Utilisation data is
set to be released. That is followed at 1355GMT by the March University of
Michigan Consumer Sentiment data.
Industrial production is expected to rise 0.4% in February. Factory payrolls
rose by 14,000 in the month, while auto production jobs were up 1,000. The
factory workweek grew to 40.9 hours, up from 40.7 hours in January. The ISM
production index rose to 57.6 in February from 53.6 in January. Capacity
utilization is forecast to rise to 79.4%.
North of the border, at 1400GMT, Canadian February CREA existing home sales
numbers are due.
EURO-DOLLAR: Closed in NY at $1.3004 after rate had recovered through the NY
session from lows of $1.2911 to $1.3032 as the dollar gave back some of its
recent gains, with yields in UST also easing off. Rate remained buoyed above
$1.3000 into Asia before it slowly stepped its way up to overnight highs of
$1.3027, settling back between $1.3010/20 into Europe. The Asian session was
fairly subdued, consolidating Thursday's recovery. Offers seen placed between
$1.3030/35, a break to open a move toward $1.3050 ahead of $1.3070/80. Support
seen back at $1.3000, a move back below here to allow for a deeper move toward
$1.2980. EZ inflation and employment data due at 1000GMT with US CPI at 1230GMT
to provide interest. The EU heads of state summit concludes today so traders
will be wary of headline risk.
EURO-DOLLAR: Picking up a bid tone again in Europe with traders noting Chinese
demand providing some of the upside push. Rate edges up to retest overnight
highs at $1.3027, with the NY highs at $1.3033 lurking just behind. Offers have
been noted between $1.3030/35, a break to open a move toward $1.3050.
EURO-DOLLAR: Moves through resistance at $1.3035 to extend recovery to $1.3039,
with corrective pullbacks remaining shallow and keeping further upside potential
in focus. Next resistance seen into $1.3050 ahead of $1.3070/80 (some noting
$1.3075 as key) with stops above.
EURO-DOLLAR: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.3100/10 Medium offers
$1.3070/80 Strong offers/Traders look to fade into $1.3080
$1.3060 Medium offers
$1.3045 Medium offers on approach/Stops
$1.3042 Int.Day high Europe, Asia $1.30275
$1.3030 ***Current mkt rate 0803GMT Friday
$1.3000 Int.Day low Asia
$1.2980/70 Medium demand
$1.2960 Medium demand/Stops
$1.2911 Thursday-2013 low/76.4% $1.2663-1.3711
$1.2880/60 Strong demand/$1.2877 50% $1.2043-1.3711
$1.2850 Medium demand/$1.2850 Option barrier/$1.2870 200-dma/Stops
CABLE: Closed in NY Thursday at $1.5076 after rate had performed an impressive
recovery from intraday lows of $1.4915 to a high of $1.5119. For most of
Thursday's session the rate appeared to have been anchored by a large $1.4950
strike option expiry for today's NY cut, with knowledge of another large expiry
at $1.5100 for Monday's maturity pushed into the background. Option expiries for
today's NY cut include that mentioned $1.4950 strike as well as a large $1.5150,
which along with Monday's interest could provide rate some buoyancy via the
upside attraction. In Asia cable managed to make a brief show back above $1.5100
to $1.5105 before drifting off to $1.5069 during the Asian afternoon. Rate has
since recovered, edging to $1.5089 into Europe. Asia were happy to consolidate
Thursday's recovery, market now waiting to see how position adjustment into the
weekend will affect, noting the large option plays. BOE King comments overnight
that the Bank was not looking to push the pound lower and that level of sterling
was around fair value had little effect on the rate though some suggest it did
support the recovery. Euro-sterling was pressed to lows of stg0.8612 Thursday,
the rate consolidating this move between stg0.8615-0.86365 in Asia.
CABLE: Reported stops above $1.5135 targeted and triggered as rate pops up to
$1.5138. Rate retains its firm feel, holding just off that mentioned high at
$1.5137. Next resistance noted at $1.5150/55.
YEN: Dollar-yen closed in NY at Y96.11 after seeing a corrective pullback off
high of Y96.59 to Y95.68 before it recovered into the close. Trade through Asia
was contained within a Y95.89-96.28 range with some Gotobi day demand noted.
Ichimoku analysts have noted that Thursday's action has produced a doji which
has some suggesting that the recent rise could be close to a top and will watch
today's action to see if this potential outlook is confirmed. CitiFX Wire have
noted that the Kijun line is beginning to level out which could signal that the
upward momentum is gradually waning. However, some still see room for a retest
of recent highs at Y96.71 with a move on to Y98.60 not completely ruled out as
yet. Euro-yen which had pushed up from Y124.06 to Y125.24, before easing off to
Y124.50 in Thursday trade, managed to close in NY at Y124.95, with this late
recovery continuing through Asia to an extended high of Y125.34 before it
settled around Y125.10 into Europe. Mixed signals for this pair noted too,
though upside still holding favour. Approval of the three nominees for the BOJ
governorship by the upper house had little effect.
JAPAN STOCKS CLOSE: Japan's benchmark stocks are higher Friday. The Nikkei 225
was higher by 179.76 points, or 1.45%, at 12560.95. Into the close, the
broader-based TOPIX was higher by 12.36 points at 1050.53. Market breadth
indicators saw 155 issue higher, 56 lower and 14 unchanged. Preliminary volume
stood at 1.8505 bn shares.
Option expiries for today's 1000 NY cut:
* Euro-dollar; $1.2900, $1.2920, $1.2950, $1.3050, $1.3100, $1.3150, $1.3180,
$1.3195
* Dollar-yen; Y95.00, Y95.80, Y96.00, Y96.10, Y96.75, Y97.00
* Euro-yen; Y123.50, Y124.70
* Cable; $1.4900, $1.4950(large), $1.5030, $1.5150(large)
* Euro-sterling; stg0.8755
* Dollar-Swiss; Chf0.9350, Chf0.9450, Chf0.9550
* Euro-Swiss; Chf1.2200, Chf1.2315, Chf1.2400
* Aussie; $1.0225, $1.0250(large), $1.0325, $1.0370, $1.0380, $1.0400
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Looking ahead into next week, sovereign bond issuance in the
eurozone is scheduled from France, Germany, Slovakia, Spain and the Netherlands
-- expected to come in around E23.0bln vs E22.28bln sold this week. Slovakia
kicks off issuance on Monday with tap of the floater Nov 2016 SLOVGB218 and also
3.875% Feb 2033 SLOVGB224 issues. On Tuesday, the Netherlands plans to launch
its new 10-year bond via the Dutch Direct Auction (DDA). The debt agency said it
aims for a minimum size of E5.0bln. The 10-year DSL will be priced against the
1.50% Feb 2023 Bund. The coupon will be announced today. The initial spread
guidance vis-a-vis the reference bond will be announced on Monday. On Wednesday,
German reopens its 10-year 1.50% Feb 2023 Bund issue for up to E4.0bln. On
Thursday, France conducts its regular BTAN/linker auctions -- due to be
announced today (expected for up to E8.0bln). Spain conducts its regular
Obgligacion auctions on Thursday -- maturity of bonds to be announced today and
expected to be for up to E5.0bln. In terms of reinvestment flows, there are no
redemption payments and coupon payments from Italy E0.1bln and Greece E0.1bln --
leaves net cash flow negative to the tune of E22.8bln vs -E0.3bln this week.
EUROZONE: Timeline of key events in the eurozone for next few weeks:
- Mar 14/15 European Council Summit
- Mar 15 Eurogroup meeting
- Mar 15 Bank of Portugal to publish official bulletin
- Mar 15 Spain Q4 labour cost survey
- Mar 15 Spain T-bill redemption for E12.259bln
- Mar 15 First meeting of Italy Chamber & Senate (within 2-3 weeks of vote)
- Mar 15 ECB announces 3-year LTRO repayment amount for following week
- Mar 18 Election of Presidents of each legislative chamber
- Mar 18 German Merkel meets France Hollande, EU Barroso in Berlin
- Mar 19 ESM Bill auction
- Mar 19 Spain sells 12-/18-month T-bills
- Mar 20 Deadline for Italy chambers to elect a speaker
- Mar 20 Portugal sells 3-/6-month T-bills for E1.25bln-E1.5bln
- Mar 21 Spain sells Obligaciones bonds
- Mar 21 ESRB meeting
US: Timeline of key events in the US for the next few weeks:
- Mar 15 Fed Fisher (non-voter) on TBTF to CPAC in Maryland at 0830ET
- Mar 15 Treasury Cpn Purch Dec 31 2017-Nov 30 2018 $4.75-$5.75B
- Mar 18 Treasury Cpn Purch Feb 15 2036-Feb 15 2043 $1.25-$1.75B
- Mar 18 UST announces 4-wk at 1100ET; auctions 3/6m bills at 1130ET
- Mar 19 Treasury Cpn Purch May 15 2020-Feb 15 2023 $2.75-$3.50B
- Mar 19/20 FOMC policy meeting;SEP proj 1400ET; Bernanke's presser at 1430ET
- Mar 21 Pres Obama to visit Israel, W. Bank, Jordan
- Mar 21 Treasury Cpn Purch Feb 15 2036-Feb 15 2043 $1.25-$1.75B
- Mar 21 UST reopens 10-yr TIPS at 1300ET
- Mar 22 Treasury Cpn Purch Feb 31 2018-Feb 29 2020 $3.00-$3.75B
- Mar 25 Treasury Cpn Purch Feb 15 2036-Feb 15 2043 $1.25-$1.75B
- Mar 25 Fed Chair Bernanke, IMF Economist Blanchard and BoE Gov King at LSE
- Mar 25-Apr 5 Congressional Easter/Passover recess
- NOTE: Recess must be preceded by new stop-gap spend bill to keep govt
operating past Mar 27
EU: The EU leaders Summit continues in Brussels Friday, with budget issues and
single markets talks to dominate. Cyprus is not on the official agenda and will
be addressed by a special Eurogroup meeting called for later this afternoon,
although it is not certain there will be any conclusive agreements.
Although no time is slated, the Bank of Portugal Official Bulletin will be
released Friday morning.
Data kicks off at 0800GMT, when the Spanish fourth quarter labour cost survey
will be released.
There is Eurozone data due at 1000GMT, when the fourth quarter labour cost
survey and the February final HICP data will hit the wires.
At 1430GMT, European Economics and Monetary Affairs Commissioner Olli Rehn and
European Council President Herman Van Rompuy are to speak at the Brussels Forum
2013.
Lastly, as noted, Eurogroup finmins will meet at around 1600GMT to discuss
Cyprus.
UK: There is only second tier UK data. At 0930GMT, the Bank of England December MFI
External Claims numbers will be released.
At 1100GMT, Bank of England Chief Economist Spencer Dale is
slated to give a speech at the BOE Asian Business Network.
US/CANADA: The US calendar gets underway at 1230GMT, with the release of the February
Consumer Price Index and the March NY Fed Empire State Survey.
The CPI is expected to rise 0.6% in February, as gasoline prices likely posted a
sharp rebound based on AAA data. The core CPI is expected to rise 0.2% after the
0.3% increase in the previous month.
The NY Fed Empire State Manufacturing Index is expected to hold steady at a
reading of 10.0 in March after posting its first positive reading after six
straight declines. The Empire State index ha been below zero since August,
indicating contraction even before Hurricane Sandy hit the region.
At 1315GMT, the February Industrial Production and Capacity Utilisation data is
set to be released. That is followed at 1355GMT by the March University of
Michigan Consumer Sentiment data.
Industrial production is expected to rise 0.4% in February. Factory payrolls
rose by 14,000 in the month, while auto production jobs were up 1,000. The
factory workweek grew to 40.9 hours, up from 40.7 hours in January. The ISM
production index rose to 57.6 in February from 53.6 in January. Capacity
utilization is forecast to rise to 79.4%.
North of the border, at 1400GMT, Canadian February CREA existing home sales
numbers are due.
EURO-DOLLAR: Closed in NY at $1.3004 after rate had recovered through the NY
session from lows of $1.2911 to $1.3032 as the dollar gave back some of its
recent gains, with yields in UST also easing off. Rate remained buoyed above
$1.3000 into Asia before it slowly stepped its way up to overnight highs of
$1.3027, settling back between $1.3010/20 into Europe. The Asian session was
fairly subdued, consolidating Thursday's recovery. Offers seen placed between
$1.3030/35, a break to open a move toward $1.3050 ahead of $1.3070/80. Support
seen back at $1.3000, a move back below here to allow for a deeper move toward
$1.2980. EZ inflation and employment data due at 1000GMT with US CPI at 1230GMT
to provide interest. The EU heads of state summit concludes today so traders
will be wary of headline risk.
EURO-DOLLAR: Picking up a bid tone again in Europe with traders noting Chinese
demand providing some of the upside push. Rate edges up to retest overnight
highs at $1.3027, with the NY highs at $1.3033 lurking just behind. Offers have
been noted between $1.3030/35, a break to open a move toward $1.3050.
EURO-DOLLAR: Moves through resistance at $1.3035 to extend recovery to $1.3039,
with corrective pullbacks remaining shallow and keeping further upside potential
in focus. Next resistance seen into $1.3050 ahead of $1.3070/80 (some noting
$1.3075 as key) with stops above.
EURO-DOLLAR: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.3100/10 Medium offers
$1.3070/80 Strong offers/Traders look to fade into $1.3080
$1.3060 Medium offers
$1.3045 Medium offers on approach/Stops
$1.3042 Int.Day high Europe, Asia $1.30275
$1.3030 ***Current mkt rate 0803GMT Friday
$1.3000 Int.Day low Asia
$1.2980/70 Medium demand
$1.2960 Medium demand/Stops
$1.2911 Thursday-2013 low/76.4% $1.2663-1.3711
$1.2880/60 Strong demand/$1.2877 50% $1.2043-1.3711
$1.2850 Medium demand/$1.2850 Option barrier/$1.2870 200-dma/Stops
CABLE: Closed in NY Thursday at $1.5076 after rate had performed an impressive
recovery from intraday lows of $1.4915 to a high of $1.5119. For most of
Thursday's session the rate appeared to have been anchored by a large $1.4950
strike option expiry for today's NY cut, with knowledge of another large expiry
at $1.5100 for Monday's maturity pushed into the background. Option expiries for
today's NY cut include that mentioned $1.4950 strike as well as a large $1.5150,
which along with Monday's interest could provide rate some buoyancy via the
upside attraction. In Asia cable managed to make a brief show back above $1.5100
to $1.5105 before drifting off to $1.5069 during the Asian afternoon. Rate has
since recovered, edging to $1.5089 into Europe. Asia were happy to consolidate
Thursday's recovery, market now waiting to see how position adjustment into the
weekend will affect, noting the large option plays. BOE King comments overnight
that the Bank was not looking to push the pound lower and that level of sterling
was around fair value had little effect on the rate though some suggest it did
support the recovery. Euro-sterling was pressed to lows of stg0.8612 Thursday,
the rate consolidating this move between stg0.8615-0.86365 in Asia.
CABLE: Reported stops above $1.5135 targeted and triggered as rate pops up to
$1.5138. Rate retains its firm feel, holding just off that mentioned high at
$1.5137. Next resistance noted at $1.5150/55.
YEN: Dollar-yen closed in NY at Y96.11 after seeing a corrective pullback off
high of Y96.59 to Y95.68 before it recovered into the close. Trade through Asia
was contained within a Y95.89-96.28 range with some Gotobi day demand noted.
Ichimoku analysts have noted that Thursday's action has produced a doji which
has some suggesting that the recent rise could be close to a top and will watch
today's action to see if this potential outlook is confirmed. CitiFX Wire have
noted that the Kijun line is beginning to level out which could signal that the
upward momentum is gradually waning. However, some still see room for a retest
of recent highs at Y96.71 with a move on to Y98.60 not completely ruled out as
yet. Euro-yen which had pushed up from Y124.06 to Y125.24, before easing off to
Y124.50 in Thursday trade, managed to close in NY at Y124.95, with this late
recovery continuing through Asia to an extended high of Y125.34 before it
settled around Y125.10 into Europe. Mixed signals for this pair noted too,
though upside still holding favour. Approval of the three nominees for the BOJ
governorship by the upper house had little effect.
JAPAN STOCKS CLOSE: Japan's benchmark stocks are higher Friday. The Nikkei 225
was higher by 179.76 points, or 1.45%, at 12560.95. Into the close, the
broader-based TOPIX was higher by 12.36 points at 1050.53. Market breadth
indicators saw 155 issue higher, 56 lower and 14 unchanged. Preliminary volume
stood at 1.8505 bn shares.
Option expiries for today's 1000 NY cut:
* Euro-dollar; $1.2900, $1.2920, $1.2950, $1.3050, $1.3100, $1.3150, $1.3180,
$1.3195
* Dollar-yen; Y95.00, Y95.80, Y96.00, Y96.10, Y96.75, Y97.00
* Euro-yen; Y123.50, Y124.70
* Cable; $1.4900, $1.4950(large), $1.5030, $1.5150(large)
* Euro-sterling; stg0.8755
* Dollar-Swiss; Chf0.9350, Chf0.9450, Chf0.9550
* Euro-Swiss; Chf1.2200, Chf1.2315, Chf1.2400
* Aussie; $1.0225, $1.0250(large), $1.0325, $1.0370, $1.0380, $1.0400
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Looking ahead into next week, sovereign bond issuance in the
eurozone is scheduled from France, Germany, Slovakia, Spain and the Netherlands
-- expected to come in around E23.0bln vs E22.28bln sold this week. Slovakia
kicks off issuance on Monday with tap of the floater Nov 2016 SLOVGB218 and also
3.875% Feb 2033 SLOVGB224 issues. On Tuesday, the Netherlands plans to launch
its new 10-year bond via the Dutch Direct Auction (DDA). The debt agency said it
aims for a minimum size of E5.0bln. The 10-year DSL will be priced against the
1.50% Feb 2023 Bund. The coupon will be announced today. The initial spread
guidance vis-a-vis the reference bond will be announced on Monday. On Wednesday,
German reopens its 10-year 1.50% Feb 2023 Bund issue for up to E4.0bln. On
Thursday, France conducts its regular BTAN/linker auctions -- due to be
announced today (expected for up to E8.0bln). Spain conducts its regular
Obgligacion auctions on Thursday -- maturity of bonds to be announced today and
expected to be for up to E5.0bln. In terms of reinvestment flows, there are no
redemption payments and coupon payments from Italy E0.1bln and Greece E0.1bln --
leaves net cash flow negative to the tune of E22.8bln vs -E0.3bln this week.
EUROZONE: Timeline of key events in the eurozone for next few weeks:
- Mar 14/15 European Council Summit
- Mar 15 Eurogroup meeting
- Mar 15 Bank of Portugal to publish official bulletin
- Mar 15 Spain Q4 labour cost survey
- Mar 15 Spain T-bill redemption for E12.259bln
- Mar 15 First meeting of Italy Chamber & Senate (within 2-3 weeks of vote)
- Mar 15 ECB announces 3-year LTRO repayment amount for following week
- Mar 18 Election of Presidents of each legislative chamber
- Mar 18 German Merkel meets France Hollande, EU Barroso in Berlin
- Mar 19 ESM Bill auction
- Mar 19 Spain sells 12-/18-month T-bills
- Mar 20 Deadline for Italy chambers to elect a speaker
- Mar 20 Portugal sells 3-/6-month T-bills for E1.25bln-E1.5bln
- Mar 21 Spain sells Obligaciones bonds
- Mar 21 ESRB meeting
US: Timeline of key events in the US for the next few weeks:
- Mar 15 Fed Fisher (non-voter) on TBTF to CPAC in Maryland at 0830ET
- Mar 15 Treasury Cpn Purch Dec 31 2017-Nov 30 2018 $4.75-$5.75B
- Mar 18 Treasury Cpn Purch Feb 15 2036-Feb 15 2043 $1.25-$1.75B
- Mar 18 UST announces 4-wk at 1100ET; auctions 3/6m bills at 1130ET
- Mar 19 Treasury Cpn Purch May 15 2020-Feb 15 2023 $2.75-$3.50B
- Mar 19/20 FOMC policy meeting;SEP proj 1400ET; Bernanke's presser at 1430ET
- Mar 21 Pres Obama to visit Israel, W. Bank, Jordan
- Mar 21 Treasury Cpn Purch Feb 15 2036-Feb 15 2043 $1.25-$1.75B
- Mar 21 UST reopens 10-yr TIPS at 1300ET
- Mar 22 Treasury Cpn Purch Feb 31 2018-Feb 29 2020 $3.00-$3.75B
- Mar 25 Treasury Cpn Purch Feb 15 2036-Feb 15 2043 $1.25-$1.75B
- Mar 25 Fed Chair Bernanke, IMF Economist Blanchard and BoE Gov King at LSE
- Mar 25-Apr 5 Congressional Easter/Passover recess
- NOTE: Recess must be preceded by new stop-gap spend bill to keep govt
operating past Mar 27
... zbieraj pips do pipa bo jak nie to z depo będzie lipa... G."niemiaszek"
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 15.03.2013
Pewnie że nic nie wybiliśmy cały czas kanał spadkowy co prawda górna banda ale jednak http://prntscr.com/wdobyrafmax pisze:Moze sie myle ale jeszcze zadnego kanału nie wybilismy
„chcący szuka sposobu, nie chcący szuka powodu"
Dla kogoś, kto nie wie, do jakiego portu zmierza, każdy wiatr jest niepomyślny
- Seneka
Dla kogoś, kto nie wie, do jakiego portu zmierza, każdy wiatr jest niepomyślny
- Seneka
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ForexTig3r
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Re: DayTrading: Piątek 15.03.2013
U mnie 3020 to było przebicie teraz testujemy od góry...
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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: DayTrading: Piątek 15.03.2013
1,3030/40 ==> 1,2970 Pozdro.
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 15.03.2013
ten narysowany przeze mnie tez jest wybity gora. choler niby oczywista kwestia - kanal trendowy a kazdy widzi to po swojemu, kto ma racje?
nowa jakość
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 15.03.2013
rynek i trend mają racja, my musimy się na to zgodzić i do niego przyłączyć 
Money flow.
"pips to the people"
"pips to the people"
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 15.03.2013
No niestety tak to jest z kanałami a szczegolnie z TL ze kazdy rysuje inaczej, widzi inaczej...handlare pisze:ten narysowany przeze mnie tez jest wybity gora. choler niby oczywista kwestia - kanal trendowy a kazdy widzi to po swojemu, kto ma racje?
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Bemowo
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 15.03.2013
handlare pisze:ten narysowany przeze mnie tez jest wybity gora. choler niby oczywista kwestia - kanal trendowy a kazdy widzi to po swojemu, kto ma racje?
A o co chodzi jaki kanał???????
Na eur/gbp jest z czego spadać
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