pkubiu pisze:KONIEC ŚWIATA- straciłam prawie cale depo na edziu - czemu mi to zrobiłeś! Bede musiała szefa prosić o kolejną pożyczkę nie wiem czy da.
wystarczyło mi tylko na jedną S pozycja 1,3180 - czy wytrzyma - gdzie jest pierwszy opór?
Nigdy nie pożyczaj na Forex. To jest jednak z głównych zasad jak się nie zadłużyć i nie doprowadzić do bankructwa. Ale żeby Cię pocieszyć, powiem Ci, że też straciłem koło 80% depo. Teraz trzeba odrabiać.
Najbliższy opór widać na 1,3262, więc trochę daleko.
Pytałem w sobotę, ale zapytam jeszcze raz:
U którego brokera (najlepiej z MT, abym sobie do Excela eksportował) jest Gilt? W GO4X jest, ale tylko od czerwca tego roku, a w październiku oderwany nagle jakby to 10 rolowaniach.
pkubiu pisze:KONIEC ŚWIATA- straciłam prawie cale depo na edziu - czemu mi to zrobiłeś! Bede musiała szefa prosić o kolejną pożyczkę nie wiem czy da.
wystarczyło mi tylko na jedną S pozycja 1,3180 - czy wytrzyma - gdzie jest pierwszy opór?
Nigdy nie pożyczaj na Forex. To jest jednak z głównych zasad jak się nie zadłużyć i nie doprowadzić do bankructwa. Ale żeby Cię pocieszyć, powiem Ci, że też straciłem koło 80% depo. Teraz trzeba odrabiać.
Najbliższy opór widać na 1,3262, więc trochę daleko.
To tylko świadczy o tym że nie macie odpowiedniego dla depo zarządzania kapitałem .Myślę że jest to podstawa sukcesu na forex ."Ograniczaj straty " to dobre stwierdzenie.Ja również postawiłem na edku S w ubiegłym tygodniu ale gdy strata przekroczyła mój poziom tolerancji otworzyłem heging i dlatego ta pozycja w efekcie końcowym nie będzie stratna. Zwyklego SL uzywam jedynie do zabezpoieczenia juz wypracowanych zysków
„chcący szuka sposobu, nie chcący szuka powodu"
Dla kogoś, kto nie wie, do jakiego portu zmierza, każdy wiatr jest niepomyślny
- Seneka
Święte słowa Adamie. Ciągle pracuję nad wypracowaniem swojego własnego, kompletnego planu zarządzania ryzykiem i ograniczania strat, przez co jeszcze daję ponieść się emocjom. Ale jestem dobrej myśli mimo wszystko.
EUROPE: The global calendar slows down considerably this week, as
markets gradually start the wind down into the festive season. However,
there are still some data releases to clear away before the Christmas
break. At 0800GMT, Spain' 3Q labour cost survey will be released,
followed at 1000GMT with release of the EMU October trade balance and
third quarter labour cost numbers. Later, ECB President Mario Draghi is
set to appear before the European Parliament Economic and Monetary
Affairs Committee, in Brussels, at 1430GMT.
ITALY: Speaking to the domestic press at the weekend, Banca d'Italia
head Ignazio Visco said Italy was not in a position where it needed to
consider asking for ECB aid, adding he though the economy would begin
its turnaround in the 3rd or fourth quarter of 2013, the Telegraph
notes.
UK PRESS: In a Telegraph op-ed, Former BOE MPC member Kate Barker says
now may be the time to look a different target framework for the MPC,
with flexibilty to target a more expansionary policy when needed.
UK PRESS: The Independent says the role of banking "middlemen" could
soon be at an end, as the reise of peer-to-peer lending grows rapidly.
UK PRESS: UK property website Rightmove says those selling property in
the UK dropped their asking prices by the largets amount in a decade in
December. However, rightmove said that a more balanced and improved
market will emerge in 2013.
UK PRESS: Recruitment levels in London are expected to rise to more
normal levels in the next six months, the FT reports, citing a survey by
the CBI and KPMG. The survey sees 91% on respondents saying they would be
hiring"as normal" over the next 6 months, up from just 16% in July.
US: With a critical week looming on the fiscal cliff front, House Speaker John
Boehner has put a new offer on the table that includes linking an increase in
marginal tax rates on incomes above $1 million with a package of entitlement
reforms.
EURO-DOLLAR: Closed in NY Friday at $1.3160, off late session highs of
$1.3174. Rate opened the Asian marked higher, as market reacted to the
landslide victory of the LDP and NKP in Japanese lower house elections
at the weekend, the rate tracking the mark up in euro-yen. The move took
out barrier interest at $1.3175, which had help to cap trade Friday.
Rate eased to $1.3170 before getting taken back up to $1.3185 on
euro-Aussie led trade, this rate executing stops near A$1.2500, but rate
struggled to hold gains and began to drift lower. The move down gained
pace on profit take sales in euro-yen which took it down to session lows
of $1.3149 before it settled around $1.3160 ahead of the European open.
Offers now seen placed around $1.3200 (Bloomberg chart shows a high of
$1.3190 while some Asian traders noted a pre open high at $1.3205), with
sell interest seen to $1.3210. Support remains in place back at $1.3150,
stops placed below $1.3140, with further demand seen into $1.3120. A
reasonably light data calendar, EMU trade and hourly wage costs at
1000GMT, US Empire State mfg at 1330GMT and TICS at 1400GMT.
EURO-DOLLAR: Rate saw extended pullback lows of $1.3144 into Europe before
meeting demand. Rate recovers to $1.3165, currently around $1.3162. Traders note
sell interest in place at $1.3170/75, a few traders have suggested they would
look to fade any recovery here, adding that decent offers seen in place between
$1.3200/30. Stops are in place above this latter area. Demand $1.3140, with
stops below with stronger support at 1.3120.
CABLE: Closed in NY Friday at $1.6174, just off session highs at
$1.6177. The mark up in yen pairs, following the LDP/NKP win in the
Japanese lower house election, saw cable marked up to $1.6188 into
opening trade Monday before this early rally faded and eased off to
$1.6156. Fresh demand emerged into the dip allowing rate to move up,
making a brief show above $1.6200 at $1.6202. Moves were seen in tandem
with euro-dollar, with both correcting lower on profit take euro-yen
sales, which eased cable to $1.6158. Late demand in Asia sees rate
edging back to $1.6186, the move seen linked to sales of euro-sterling
as the cross extends its corrective pullback off stg0.8155 highs to
stg0,.8127 into Europe. Cable demand remains in place into $1.6150, a
break to open a deeper move toward $1.6110/00. Resistance $1.6195/05,
more offers between $1.6215/20. Tech traders note that the $1.6197 level
corresponds to the 76.4% retrace of $1.6310 to $1.5830. If rate can
build above this level it exposes the $1.6310 (Sep21) 2012 high. Little
on the UK calendar, moves to be dictated by euro-dollar action.
YEN: The weekend win for the LDP and NKP parties in the Japanese lower
house election, though expected, acted to further soften the yen with
yen pairs marked higher into the Asian open. Dollar-yen had closed NY
Friday at Y83.52, marked up to Y84.55 in pre official open trade, though
offers were then put in place at Y84.45/50 at the official open. Rate
drifted back to Y84.30 before macro sales provided the weight to ease it
on to Y84.00. Euro-yen was marked up to Y111.32, from its Friday close
at Y109.90, with initial profit take sales able to ease it back to
Y110.85. A brief return to challenge the early highs was again rebuffed
with rate then dropping back to Y110.55/50 as Japanese exporters added
weight from around Y110.80. This latter move knocked dollar-yen to
extended lows of Y83.80. Both pairs then drifted higher, euro-yen to
Y110.80, dollar-yen edging back above Y84.00 ahead of the European open.
Tech traders will warn that there are still gaps showing on yen charts
(Friday closes) which need to be filled. Dollar-yen offers remain in
place around Y84.50/60, bids Y83.80, Y83.50.
JAPAN STOCKS CLOSE: Japan's benchmark stock indices ended Monday's
session higher, although shy of the best levels, boosted by the LDP's
election win. The Nikkei 225 was higher by 91.32 points, or 0.94%, at
9828.88. Just ahead of the close, the broader-based TOPIX was higher by
6.99 points at 808.03. Preliminary volume in the Nikkei stocks totalled
2.415 Bn shares, with 170 issues higher, 40 lower and 15 unchanged.
JAPAN STOCKS CLOSE: JAPAN NIKKEI 225 INDEX ENDS UP 0.94% AT 9828.88
EURO-POLISH: The cross opened flat with trade tied to a narrow
Pln4.0800-4.0845 range in early dealings. Tech resistance seen on the
topside at Pln4.0865/83 (5-day ma, Asian high), offers behind at
Pln4.1045/50 (Pln4.1045 - 14 Dec high), ahead of Pln4.1077 (21-day ma).
Reported bids at Pln4.0770/60 (Pln4.0764 - 14 Dec low), through here
opens a deeper move towards Pln4.0620/00, with stops set on a break.
Rate last Pln4.0840.
GOLD: Spot gold prices are trading in negative territory Monday
extending their declines posted over the last three trading days. Spot
gold ended Friday's session marginally lower at $1696.10/oz spending
much of the day confined to a narrow trading range, as interest in the
precious metal fades towards year end. Gold prices have extended their
declines during this morning's Asian session, with attention focused on
the fiscal talks in the US. Spot gold has fallen from highs of
$1700.10/oz to intra-day lows of $1689.15/oz with some moderate strength
observed in the US dollar so far this morning amid quiet trade. Spot
gold now trades at $1690.60/oz, down $5.50 on the session. Metals
brokers report no flows of any significance so far.
OIL: January NYMEX WTI futures are trading higher Monday extending their
gains from the previous trading day. January WTI futures, which expire
this Wednesday, ended Friday's session up 84 cents at $86.73 a barrel,
after trading in a $86.05 to $86.92 range underpinned by hopes of
increased demand from China. Oil prices have remained in consolidation
mode so far during Asian traded hours this morning, with prices tied to
a fairly narrow trading range so far. January WTI futures have pared
back from initial highs of $87.25 to hold at an intra-day low of $86.81
and now trade at $86.93 a barrel, up 20 cents on the session.
NATURAL GAS: NYMEX January natural gas prices are trading lower Monday
extending their declines from the previous session. January natural gas
futures ended Friday's session down 3.3 cents, or 1%, at $3.314 per
million British thermal units (mln Btu) after sliding early on to $3.261
per mln Btu, the lowest level seen since late September. Front month
futures have now posted losses of more than 10% in the last 7 sessions
after Friday's 7th straight set of losses. AccuWeather.com expects
temperatures in the Northeast and Midwest to average above normal for
the next week or so, then cool to below normal during the Christmas week
as daytime highs drop into the high 20's and low 30's Fahrenheit.
January natural gas futures have gapped lower Monday from intra-day
highs of $3.303 to hold at lows of $3.281 and now trade at $3.290 per
mln Btu, down from Friday's close of $3.314 per mln Btu, the lowest
close posted since September 27.
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: There is a dearth of eurozone sovereign bond supply this
week, with focus on issuance calendar's for 2013. Germany is likely to publish
its calendar sometime this week, along with Finland on Dec 21. Italy is the only
country left in the eurozone to conclude its 2012 issuance, with zero coupon CTZ
bond due to be sold on Dec 27 and month-end BTP auction due on Dec 28. For full
details of forthcoming issues, please see Eurozone bond auction calendar & MNI
Eurozone Net Cash Flow Matrix.
EUROZONE T-BILL ISSUANCE: EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Eurozone Sovereign T-bill issuance
for this week are planned from France, Spain and Greece. Supply is estimated to
be around E10.0bln, higher than E24.2bln issued last week. First up on Monday
afternoon will be France selling 3-month BTF, maturing Mar 14, 2013 for between
E3.0bln-E3.4bln, 6-month BTF, maturing May 16, 2013 for between E800mln-E1.2bln
and 12-month BTF, maturing Dec 12, 2013 for between E1.3bln-E1.7bln. On Tuesday,
Spain plans to tap 3-month Mar 15, 2013 Letra and tap 6-month Jun 21, 2013
Letra, with indicative amount to be announced on Monday. Greece plan to issue
E1.0bln new 13-week Mar 22, 2013. In terms of T-bill redemptions for this week,
we have France E7.596bln, Portugal E2.132bln, Italy E3.5bln, Greece E1.6bln and
EFSF E1.466bln.
EUROZONE: Timeline of key events in the eurozone for next few weeks:
- Dec 17 ECB Draghi to appear before European Parliament
- Dec 17 Ireland T-bill redemption for E500mln
- Dec 18 Spain sells 3-/6-month T-bills
- Dec 18 Eurogroup Juncker interviewed on German tv station Phoenix - Dec 18
Greek bond buyback settlement date
- Dec 19 Germany Dec IFO business survey - Dec 20 ESRB meeting
- Dec 20 Italy T-bill redemption for E3.5bln
- Dec 20 German FinMin releases monthy fiscal and economic report
- Dec 21 Greece T-bill redemption for E1.3bln
- Dec 21 Portugal T-bill redemption for E2.132bln
- Dec 27 Italy T-bill redemption for E3.0bln
... zbieraj pips do pipa bo jak nie to z depo będzie lipa... G."niemiaszek"
315 opcja na dziś....
spada wolumen, a kurs letko spada
Przeczytanie powyższej wypowiedz może doprowadzić do błędnej oceny sytuacji, spowodować przecenienie własnych możliwości, czego konsekwencją mogą być błędnie podjęte decyzje. Ofiarami mogą paść początkujący jak i doświadczeni inwestorzy. Tak myślę!
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-Mądry człowiek nie opłakuje przegranej, lecz szuka sposobu jak wyleczyć odniesione straty.
-"zwycięstwo to nie wszystko, a zaledwie część wszystkiego"
Bede musiała szefa prosić o kolejną pożyczkę nie wiem czy da.
