DayTrading: Poniedziałek 7.01.2012

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Hello


EUROPE: It is a quiet start to the start to the week, with limited data expected
from the UK and the eurozone. There is a slightly fuller US schedule, but the
data is largely second tier. However, the pace will pick up as the week
progresses and more people get back in the swing following the year-end
holidays, building towards the ECB and BOE policy meets later in the week. On
the continent, at 0930GMT, the Sentix confidence data is released. Then, at
1000GMT, the EMU November PPI data will be released, with analysts looking for
0.2% m/m and +2.4% y/y.

FRANCE: The French government may consider a lower tax rate for top earners that
the currently proposed 75%, the FT reports, but adds the lower rate will be
applied for the full government term and not just the planned 2 years.

ITALY: Former Italian PM Berlusconi is close to forming an electoral pact with
the Northern Alliance, the FT says, repairing his previous alliance with the
group. The paper notes this is likely to increase the odds of no outright winner
in the February election.

ITALY: Caretaker Prime Minister Mario Monti, who tendered his resignation in
December after 13 months at the helm of the Eurozone's third largest economy,
has been aggressively seeking to drum up political support ahead of next month's
general elections, in which he is actively participating. Monti, who was
appointed in November 2011 to steer Italy away from a Greece-like debt debacle,
has in recent days announced possible tax revisions and electoral reforms in a
bid to generate support for his austerity measures.

GREECE: Foreign funds are returning to the Greek stock market, eKathimerini
reports, as the possibility of a "Grexit" recedes.



UK: The calendar starts in the UK with the release of the UK Halifax December
House Price Index at 0800GMT. Prices are seen flay on the month, following a
1.0% m/m rise in November. Annually, prices are seen 0.6% lower, compared to
-1.3% last.

UK PRESS: The number of new jobs created in the City of London fell 35% y/y in
2012, recruiter Astbury Marsden said, the FT reports. According to the report, a
total 35,000 new jobs were created last year, down from 54,000 in 2011. However,
Astbury's CEO says the outlook for 2013 is improving, with sentiment over issues
such as the euro improving somewhat.

UK PRESS: The sale of 4G spectrum licenses ramp up on Monday, when the names of
the 7 final bidders will be announces, the Guardian says. The paper notes
bidders will open the "war rooms" on Monday, to begin preparing for the bidding
that starts on Jan 23. The paper says the spectrum sale could bring the UK
Treasury a windfall of up to stg 3.5 bln.

UK PRESS: Sentiment a leading UK companies is up for the second straight
quarter, the latest Deloitte survey of cfo's shows. CFOs note easier credit and
a reduces risk of a euro break up as moves boosting confidence, the Independent
reports.



US: The US calendar starts at 1430GMT, with the release of the MNI Capital
Goods Index for the Jan 4 week, followed at 1530GMT by the MNI Retail Trade
Index for the Jan 05 week. In between, at 1500GMT,
the December Employment Trends Index will cross the wires.
Later, at 1900GMT, the US Treasury STRIPS data for December will cross the
wires.

US PRESS: Battle lines have been drawn ahead of the US debt ceiling and deficit
negotiations, the WSJ reports, saying Republicans have laid down that there will
be no further revenue increases following the Jan 1 deal that averted the first
leg of the "fiscal cliff." Democrats say further revenue increases are needed to
go along with any spending cuts, the paper says.



CFTC: Speculative accounts moved to holding a net euro long position, while
they trimmed their net yen short position as of December 31, according to U.S.
CFTC data released Friday. The CFTC's COT report - non-commercial, futures-only
section, excluding options - showed speculators had a net euro long position of
5,126 contracts as of Monday, vs the net short of -2,549 contracts seen last
week, which was already the smallest net euro short seen since August 30, 2011.
The last time spec accounts had a net euro long was as per August 23, 2011. Spec
accounts had a net yen short of -80,517 contracts as per Dec 31, vs the prior
week's net yen short of -85,608 contracts and the yen short of -94,401 contracts
from Dec 11, which was the largest net yen short position since July 2007. The
euro closed near $1.3194 and dollar-yen at Y86.74 December 31, which compared to
closing levels Friday at $1.3085 and Y88.15


EURO-DOLLAR: Closed in NY Friday at $1.3069, off its recovery highs of $1.3090,
seen after the release of US jobs data saw pressure resume versus the dollar via
softer yields. The risk on tone seen Friday resurrected itself into early Asia
allowing rate to edge up to $1.3088 with move seen tracking the early demand for
cross yen. However, the Tokyo fix saw decent supply hit the market with
additional sell interest prompted by the fall in Softbank shares as the local
market reacted to a Friday report that Crest Financial had stepped up its
campaign against the sale of Sprint Nextel Corp to Softbank. Euro-dollar dropped
back to $1.3043, recovered to $1.3066 in line with euro-yen only to drop to
$1.3029 ahead of the European open as stops through Y114.50 were targeted and
triggered. Bids from $1.3030 through to $1.3000 have helped to cushion the move
though rate holds heavy into Europe. Offers remain into $1.3090, stronger
between $1.3100/30. A fairly light data calendar, EZ Sentix 0930GMT and EZ PPI
1000GMT today, with interest later this week on ECB and BOE meetings and bond
auctions in Italy and Spain.

EURO-DOLLAR: Early demand into Europe allows rate to edge back up to $1.3047,
from late Asia lows of $1.3029, with rate currently trading around $1.3045.
Asian traders have noted that the BOK was an active dollar intervention buyer
overnight and could lead to recycle euro-dollar demand interest through the day.
Minor resistance seen into $1.3050, a break to open a move toward $1.3065 ahead
of $1.3085/90.


CABLE: Closed in NY Friday at $1.6069, off post US jobs data recovery highs of
$1.6081. Rate retained a firm tone into early Asia on Friday's post jobs data
risk on tone moving across to influence the early Asian market. Cable touched a
high of $1.6082 before moving lower, the move down to $1.6043 tracked
euro-dollar, which in turn was influenced by euro-yen. Rate recovered to $1.6062
before turning lower again, touching $1.6022 ahead of the European open with
recovery efforts remaining laboured. Euro-sterling saw an early recovery high of
stg0.8140 into Asia only to retrace this move through the session, retesting
Friday's pullback low (off stg0.8143 post US jobs) at stg0.8129. Continued weak
data releases have acted to make sterling less attractive as a risk vehicle.
Cable demand seen into $1.6020, more between $1.6010/00 with stops below.
Resistance $1.6080/85, more into $1.6100. A light domestic data calendar today
with attention on Thursday's BOE rate decision (though no change in rates/QE
expected).

CABLE: Recovery off late Asia lows at $1.6022 seen meeting resistance around
$1.6052 (50% $1.6082-22). A break and clear above here to expose $1.6068
(76.4%).


YEN: Friday's risk on recovery post US jobs data, which had seen dollar-yen dip
to Y87.60 on the initial react (prompted by softer US yields) before rallying
back to Y88.37, then closing at Y88.15, moved across to early Asian trade Monday
allowing rate to edge back up to Y88.38. Euro-yen extended its recovery off post
US jobs lows of Y114.28 in early Asia (NY close Y115.19, recovery high Y115.42)
to Y115.56. This early trend reversed at the Tokyo fix as sellers emerged, with
comments from FinMin Aso that as long as there is communication between the govt
and the BOJ there was no need for a formal policy accord added further weight.
Japan Softbank shares then tumbled as market reacted to a Friday report putting
their acquisition of Sprint Nextel in jeopardy which bruised the risk tone and
led dollar-yen to make a show under Y88.00. Euro-yen gapped through Y115.30 to
Y114.80 before both pairs met importer demand interest. Recovery efforts were
capped at Y88.18 and Y115.15 before Japanese corporates sold back into the move
taking dollar-yen to Y87.69/euro-yen to Y114.31 as stops through Y114.50 were
triggered. Rates hold heavy into Europe. Bids seen into Y87.50, some stops
below. Offers remain into Y88.50.

NEWS: JAPAN'S NIKKEI 225 INDEX ENDS DOWN 0.83% AT 10,599.01


GOLD: Spot gold prices have been edging their way modestly higher this
morning after extending their sharp declines at the end of last week.
Spot gold ended Friday's session down $8.34 at $1655.65/oz. Prices had
initially tumbled to lows of $1625.79/oz on Friday, the lowest level
seen since August 21, amid concerns that the minutes from the US Federal
Reserve indicated that its bond buying program may end this year. Spot
gold prices recovered some steeper losses Friday after lacklustre US
jobs data supported some expectations for continued easing from the US
Federal Reserve, with the unemployment rate remaining at a lofty 7.8% in
December, even though US employers kept their pace of hiring steady.
Spot gold prices have continued to moderately recover so far this
morning amid some moderate physical buying and demand from Shanghai
markets that have re-opened today. Gold has edged its way higher from
initial lows of $1656.08/oz to post an intra-day high of $1662.50/oz and
now trades at $1658.90/oz, up $3.25 on the session.

GOLD: Spot gold prices remain moderately higher ahead of the European
cash equity opening, currently trading $1658.40/oz after peaking at an
intra-day high of $1662.50/oz. Some light bids are seen working below at
$1648/49 with more support anticipated at $1640/41. Sell stops are
present below on a break of $1633/34. Offers are noted above working
around $1666 and $1668/oz with larger resistance present at $1692/oz.
Spot gold now trades $1658.40/oz, up $2.75 on the session.


OIL: February NYMEX WTI prices are trading lower Monday after posting
some moderate gains during the previous session. February WTI futures
ended Friday's session up 17 cents at $93.09 per barrel, after trading
in a $91.52 to $93.13 range. The front contract topped out at a
three-and-a-half month high of $93.87 last Wednesday and has been on a
down move since, thanks in part to last week's US FOMC minutes,
according to brokers. Supply data from the US Energy Information
Administration (EIA) showed a steep build in stockpiles last week and
demand continuing to lag compared to levels seen a year ago by around
2.3%. WTI prices have continued to edge their way back lower during
Asian hours this morning, slipping from highs of $93.25 a barrel to
intra-day lows of $92.74 and now trade at $92.80 a barrel, down 29 cents
on the session.


NATURAL GAS: NYMEX February natural gas prices are trading higher
Monday, extending their gains seen from the previous session. February
natural gas futures ended Friday's session up 8.9 cents, or just under
3%, at $3.287 per million British thermal units (mln Btu). The gains
posted came for the first time in four sessions after government storage
data showed a larger than expected drawdown for weekly inventories. The
front month contract had advanced to highs of $3.299 after the data from
the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) showed gas inventories
fell the previous week by 135bln cubic feet (c/f), above industry
expectations for a 127bln c/f draw. February natural gas futures have
extended their gains so far this morning, picking up from initial lows
of $3.268 to intra-day highs of $3.324 per mln Btu and the market now
trades at $3.317 per mln Btu.


OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.3000(large), $1.3050, $1.3150, $1.3200
* Dollar-yen; Y87.50
* Aussie; $1.0400, $1.0500


EUROZONE T-BILL ISSUANCE: Eurozone Sovereign T-bill issuance for this week are
planned from Germany, Netherlands France, Greece, Belgium, ESM and Italy. Supply
is estimated to be around E28.5bln, higher than E6.979bln issued last week.
First up on Monday Germany will issue E4.0bln new 6-month Jul 10 Bubill,
followed by Netherlands re-opening E2.0-E3.0bln 3-month Mar 28 DTC and issue
E1.0-E2.0bln new 12-month Dec 30 DTC. In the afternoon France will issue
E3.6-E4.0bln new 3-month Apr 11 BTF, tap E1.3-E1.7bln of a 6-month Jun 13 BTF
and tap E1.1-E1.5bln of a 12-month Dec 12 BTF. On Tuesday, Greece plans to issue
E750mln new 4-week Feb 8 T-bill and issue E1.25bln new 26-week Jul 12 T-bill,
Belgium will re-open a 3-month Apr 18 T-bill and re-open a 6-month Jun 20 T-bill
for between E2.8-E3.3bln. ESM then plan to issue new 3-month Apr 11 Bill, for up
to E2.0bln. Finally on Thursday Italy plan to issue new 12-month Jan 14, 2014
BOT, with confirmation and size to be announced on Monday. In terms of T-bill
redemptions for this week, we have Germany E4.0bln, France E7.21bln, Greece
E5.4bln and EFSF E1.99bln, giving potential negative net cash flow of E10.0bln.

GERMAN T-BILL AUCTION PREVIEW: The Deutsche Finanzagentur is planning to issue
up to E4.0bln new 6-month Bubill maturing Jul 10, 2013 on Monday. This will be
the first 6-month Bubill auction for 2013 and demand from investors is likely to
remain strong as concern over the U.S debt ceiling will keep investors looking
to continue to search for safe havens to invest cash in the short term. In the
grey market, mid-yield on the new 6-month Bubill is seen trading around -0.005%.
For comparison at the last 6-month T-bill auction back on Dec 3, the treasury
allotted E2.587bln at an average yield of -0.0168%, cover of 2.5 times, and with
E413mln or 13% retained for secondary market operations. At last months sale,
the 6-month Eonia rate was around 0.048%, therefore giving a spread of -6.5bps,
currently 6-month Eonia is seen around 0.065% level. There will be a E4.0bln
Bubill redemption next week, leaving net cash flow flat. Results due to be
announced shortly after 1030GMT.

DUTCH T-BILL AUCTION PREVIEW: The Dutch State Treasury Agency (DSTA), re-opens
E2.0-E3.0bln of a 3-month Mar 28, DTC and issues E1.0-E2.0bln new 12-month Dec
30 DTC on Monday. This will be the last tap of the Mar 28 DTC and with only
E3.23bln currently outstanding demand could be high. Current 3-month DTC yield
is seen trading around -0.023% and was last sold on Dec 3, were E1.27bln was
allotted at an average yield of -0.034% and covered 3.28 times. As for the new
12-month Dec 30 DTC, this will be the first auction of a 12-month maturity
T-bill since July last year, and is not scheduled to be tapped again this
quarter, therefore demand is expected to be very high. Mid-yield in the grey
market is seen around 0.02%, and as the last 12-month DTC auction was back on
Jul 2, 2012 it is therefore not comparable. With no Dutch T-bill redemption this
week, cash flow could be negative to the tune of E5.0bln. Results due to be
announced around 1040GMT.

FRANCE T-BILL AUCTION PREVIEW: France's Agence France Tresor (AFT) will issue
E3.6-E4.0bln new 3-month BTF maturing Apr 11, tap E1.3-E1.7bln of a 6-month BTF
maturing Jun 13 and re-open E1.1-E1.5bln of a 12-month BTF maturing Dec 12 on
Monday. In a surprise move the AFT decided to issue a new 3-month BTF rather
than tap the old one and will therefore generate high demand. This will be the
second tap of a likely 4 for the Jun 13 BTF, while this will be the third tap of
Dec 12 BTF with 1 more likely to come on Jan 14. With the small increase in
yields this week, demand is expected to be strong. At the last BTF auction on
Jan 2, the AFT sold E3.792bln 3-month BTF at an average yield of -0.015% with
cover of 2.56 times, E1.697bln 6-month BTF at an average yield of -0.003% with
cover of 2.82 times, and E1.490bln 12-month BTF at an average yield of 0.022%
with cover of 2.87 times. There will be a BTF redemption of E7.21bln this week,
leaving net cash flow flat. Results due to be announced around 1355GMT.


EUROZONE: Timeline of key events in the eurozone for next few weeks:
- Jan 07 ECB President Draghi speaks in Berlin under Chatam House rules
- Jan 07 ESM sells new 3-month Bill for E2.0bln
- Jan 08 Bank of Portugal releases Winter Economic Bulletin
- Jan 09 Eurozone Q3 GDP (3rd estimate)
- Jan 10 ECB Governing Council meeting, Draghi press conference
- Jan 10 Spain to sell new 2.75% 2015 Bono, tap 2018-/2026 bonds
- Jan 10 EU Barroso meets Ireland PM Kenny in Dublin
- Jan 11 Italy BTP bond auctions
- Jan 14 Italy T-bill redemption for E11.5bln
- Jan 15 Spain sells 12-/18-month T-bills
- Jan 16 ECB start of reserve maintenance period
- Jan 18 Spain T-bill redemption for E5.395bln
- Jan 18 Portugal T-bill redemption for E1.266bln
- Jan 20 German Lower Saxony election
- Jan 21 Eurogroup meeting

[Mpapiez]

Mam pytanie co czytacie (oczywiście oprócz forum ) jakie portale w ciągu dnia gry na forexsie?
Który portal jest najbardziej waszym zdaniem wiarygodny ?

Na forexlive.com jest wszystko imo co potrzeba. Kalendarz ekonomiczny wystarczający jest na myforexbook lub investing.com.

Nic więcej imo nie potrzeba, bo za dużo szumu informacyjnego nie pomaga, a moim zdaniem wiele rzeczy, bardzo ładnie widać na wykresie.

Wiadomo wszystkiego nie przewidzi, ale tego jest SL i MM.

[pkubiu]

USD PLN siedzi na oporze w okolicach 3.1530 i odbija sie od niego (opór widoczny na D1)

ja na ogół mam takie zasadnicze pytanie
mianowicie czy ten usdacz przestrzeli to 3.05.........
ostatnio mnie to nurtuje

-- Dodano: pn 07-01-2013, 9:14 --

ma ktoś jakieś swoje widzimisie w tym temacie ?

Moim zdaniem na razie USD/PLN nie zaliczy wyraźniejszych dołków. Z tym, że ta opinia jest poparta L-ką więc w zależności jak patrzysz może być mniej lub więcej warta.

Jeżeli się pomylimy to spadnie go 3.08/09. Zresztą pewnie jeszcze spadnie do tego poziomu chwilowo a potem w górę.

Zanim skończyłem pisać posta podbiło do 3.16

to co dzieje sie na naszych obligacjach sugeruje jednoznacznie odwrót od naszej złotówki ale w L wchodzę po RPP - stopy obniża tylko o,25 co na krótko umocni złotówkę

[niemiaszek]

wersja poglądowa AT

07-sty-2013 7:01
EUROSTOXX50 TECHS: Bulls Need To Break Jan 2 High At 2711.3
RES 4: 2887.3 July 2011 reversal high
RES 3: 2796.6/2807.9 High Jul 22 2011, 76.4% of 3077.2 to 1935.9
RES 2: 2754.3 Channel top from Nov 16 low
RES 1: 2734.1 3.00% MA Envelope
PREVIOUS CLOSE: 2709.4
SUP 1: 2676.9 5-day moving average
SUP 2: 2639.3/2646.1 21-DMA, Channel lower from Nov 16 low
SUP 3: 2563.3/67.2/70.0 55-DMA, Dec 10 low, Lower daily Bollinger band
SUP 4: 2533.2 100-day moving average
COMMENTARY: Eurostoxx failed to break above its Jan 2 high of 2711.3,
failure to do so again will open the downside towards the channel lower.
Daily studies are mixed while weekly studies point higher. Initial
resistance seen as the 3.00% MA envelope at 2734.1 and the channel top
drawn from the Nov 16 low is further resistance at 2754.3. Initial
support seen at 2676.9, the 5-DMA


07-sty-2013 7:02
EURO-DOLLAR TECHS: Bears Target Break Below Jul 24 Support Line At $1.2964
RES 4: $1.3308/19 High Dec 19, Upper Bollinger Band
RES 3: $1.3147/3156 21-DMA, 23.6% of $1.2662 to $1.3308
RES 2: $1.3109 5-day moving average
RES 1: $1.3081 Former May 1 trendline
LATEST PRICE: $1.3039
SUP 1: $1.2964-87 Jul 24 supp, Lower Bolli band, 50.0% $1.2662-1.3308, 55-DMA
SUP 2: $1.2909/2922 61.8% of $1.2662 to $1.3308, 100-DMA
SUP 3: $1.2814 76.4% of $1.2662 to $1.3308
SUP 4: $1.2780 200-day moving average
COMMENTARY: Euro-dollar fades from the former May 1 trendline after retesting
this as resistance following the double-top reversal pattern. Daily and weekly
studies are bearish, however monthly studies remain bullish. Initial resistance
seen at $1.3081, the former May 1 trendline. However bears will look to test
initial support, seen around $1.2964 to $1.2987, consisting of a Jul 24 support
line, lower Bollinger band, the 50.0% level and 55-DMA.


07-sty-2013 7:10
CABLE TECHS: Bears Eye 200-DMA At $1.5902 After Shooting-Star Reversal
RES 4: $1.6303 Upper daily Bollinger band
RES 3: $1.6218 Former Apr 2011 Trendline
RES 2: $1.6161 21-DMA
RES 1: $1.6123 Support line from Nov 16
LATEST PRICE: $1.6030
SUP 1: $1.6020 Lower daily Bollinger band
SUP 2: $1.5941/59/61 Jun 2012 supp line, 76.4% of $1.5829-1.6381, 100-week MA
SUP 3: $1.5902 200-DMA
SUP 4: $1.5829/36/60 Low 15 Nov, 200-week MA, 55-week MA
COMMENTARY: Cable pushing south towards the lower daily Bollinger band, initial
support at $1.6020. Daily studies remain bearish following the shooting-star
reversal pattern and bears will be targeting a move to the Jun 2012 support
line, further support at $1.5914 alongside the 76.4% level and 100-week MA at
$1.5959/61. Weekly studies are also bearish and monthly studies appear to be
turning lower, the 200-DMA lies at $1.5902.


07-sty-2013 7:20
BUND TECHS: Falls Beneath 100-DMA, Now Resistance At 143.19
RES 4: 145.64 Gap top from Dec 28 close
RES 3: 144.84/90 21-DMA, Gap Base
RES 2: 144.07/16 55-DMA, Low Dec 20
RES 1: 143.19 100-day moving average
PREVIOUS CLOSE: 142.75
SUP 1: 142.52 Low Jan 4
SUP 2: 142.19 61.8% of 139.73-146.17
SUP 3: 141.76 2.00% MA envelope
SUP 4: 141.25 76.4% Fibonacci of 139.73-146.17
COMMENTARY: Bunds drop below the 100-DMA and also the daily Bollinger band base
as daily studies slide. Heavy volume highlighted the battle between bulls and
bears, however the March contract ended lower on the day. Initial support now
seen at 142.19, the 61.8% of 139.73 to 146.17, a break below here will encourage
bears. However bulls will aim to regain ground above the 100-DMA, initial
resistance at 143.19.


07-sty-2013 7:28
DOLLAR-YEN TECHS: Bulls Fail To Break Jan 4 High At Y88.41
RES 4: Y94.99 May 2010 reversal high
RES 3: Y93.99 38.2% Fibonacci of Y124.14 to Y75.35
RES 2: Y89.22 Monthly Ichimoku cloud base
RES 1: Y88.41/49 High Jan 4, 3.00% MA Envelope
LATEST PRICE: Y87.81
SUP 1: Y86.59/82 Tenkan line, 23.6% of Y81.69-88.41
SUP 2: Y85.75/84 23.6% of Y77.13-88.41, 38.2% of Y81.69-88.41
SUP 3: Y84.85/85.05/07/14 200-W MA, 50.0% Y81.69-88.41, Kijun line, 21-DMA
SUP 4: Y84.18 Reversal high 15 Mar
COMMENTARY: Dollar yen currently pushing lower after failing to break above
Y88.41, the Jan 4 high. Daily studies are fairly neutral but within overbought
levels and we see initial support at Y86.59/82. the Tenkan line and 23.6%
Y81.69-88.41. Bears will try to wrest control from bulls and a break below
initial support will open the downside to the 200-week MA at Y84.85. Bulls
require to break the Jan 4 high.


07-sty-2013 7:40
EURO-YEN TECHS: Bulls Need To Break Y115.99, Bears Eye Nov 13 Support Line
RES 4: Y119.51 Monthly Ichimoku cloud base
RES 3: Y117.98 55-month MA
RES 2: Y116.44 76.4% of Y123.33 to Y94.12
RES 1: Y115.99 High Jan 2
LATEST PRICE: Y114.36
SUP 1: Y113.86 Tenkan line
SUP 2: Y112.17/29/50 61.8% Y123.33-94.12, 23.6% Y100.33-115.99, Dec 19 high
SUP 3: Y111.92/93 21-DMA and Nov 13 supp line
SUP 4: Y110.99 Kijun line
COMMENTARY: Euro-yen can't regain the Jan 2 high of Y115.99 while 10-day
momentum trends lower and shows slight negative divergence. Failure to break
above Y115.99 could turn the pair bearish and see a move to the Nov 13 support
line at Y111.93. Ahead of here, initial support seen as the Tenkan line at
Y113.86. Daily stochastic study also begins to slide while weekly studies are
slowing while looking quite stretched.

-- Dodano: pn 07-01-2013, 8:51 --

OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut, update
* Euro-dollar; $1.3000(large), $1.3050, $1.3150, $1.3200
* Dollar-yen; Y87.50, Y87.75(large), Y88.00(large)
* Aussie; $1.0400, $1.0500

[Nowy123]

E J h4 trojkat lub RGR jakies widze

[movinghead]

ale edek poszeeeeeeeeeedł

[zbankimuiwdynke]

Kierunek południe

[movinghead]

odbił od ramienia 1.3020.... tu sie rozegra istotny ruch

-- Dodano: pn 07-01-2013, 10:19 --

mam wrażenie że to TYLKO poranna zrzuta...

-- Dodano: pn 07-01-2013, 10:23 --

czek dys...

-- Dodano: pn 07-01-2013, 10:29 --

w każdym razie ja czekam - usd pln też ma symptomy spadku na m15

-- Dodano: pn 07-01-2013, 10:31 --

żyjecie wogóle ?

[zbankimuiwdynke]

odbił od ramienia 1.3020....  tu sie rozegra istotny ruch


EURO est przegrane ja Marit Bjorgen

[MaciejWLKP]

euro przegrane bo?