DayTrading: Środa 28.11.2012
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GREECE: It is still not clear where Greece will get the E10 billion to
execute the bond buy back scheme eKathimerini says, underlining its
just one of the many questions over the aid deal still outstanding.
STOCKS: Newswires report Bankia shares have been suspended.
STOCKS: Traders attribute Bankia share fall ahead of its presentation of
strategic plan later today.
UK PRESS: London Mayor Boris Johnson, on a trip to India, says the spat
between France and Indian entrepreneur Lakshmi Mittal suggests Indain
businessmen should look closer at moving to the UK, the Times says.
UK PRESS: The Independent picks up on comments from the "Sage of Omaha",
Warren Buffet, saying Jamie Dimon should replace Tim Geithner as US
Treasury Sec. However, the JP Morgan head has previously been dismissive
of the move claiming to be "no politician."
EURO-DOLLAR: Closed in NY at $1.2944 after recovering off a stop driven
low of $1.2915 as trade through Thursday eased away from the initial
react highs of $1.3010 following Monday's Eurogroup Greece debt action.
Rate came under pressure into early Asia as non-Japanese leaned into
dollar-yen and euro-yen, the sales of the latter pressing euro-dollar to
an initial pullback low of $1.2925 (61.8% $1.2915-44)before buyers
emerged to correct it back up to $1.2940. Another round of sales pressed
rate through that early low, extending the base to $1.2922 (76.4%) with
rate holding heavy into early Europe. Analysis of the Eurogroup/Greece
debt program showed up short comings in the agreement and was seen
weighing back on the euro. Bid interest is reported to be dotted from
$1.2922 through to $1.2910, with main downside stops seen placed on a
break of $1.2890. A break here to expose next support into $1.2860. On
the topside offers seen from $1.2950 and said to be placed up to
$1.3000, more at $1.3010 (Tuesday high) ahead of stronger interest at
$1.3030/50. EZ M3 data due at 0900GMT along with German state CPI.
CABLE: Closed in NY at $1.6024 after recovering off a late dip low of
$1.6010. Cable had been pressed lower in NY on the back of euro-dollar
slippage, though reports of Dutch PB sales of euro-sterling (this rate
pressing down to stg0.8060) had provided some buoyancy in the move
lower. Cable touched a high of $1.6025 into opening Asian trade before
it began to move lower, the pressure seen from euro-yen sales, which led
to pressure on euro-dollar and on to cable as the cross consolidated
within a tight stg0.8074/80. Cable squeezed to an initial low of $1.6009
with recovery efforts from this area capped ahead of $1.6020 before it
pressed down to $1.5995 ahead of the European open. Rate trades back
around $1.6000 at posting, after rate failed to trigger reported stops
in the $1.5995/90 area. A break of $1.5990 to open a deeper move toward
$1.5980 ahead of $1.5960/50. Resistance remains at $1.6020/25, more at
$1.6042 (76.4% $1.6056-1.5995) ahead of stronger interest into $1.6060.
A light domestic calendar seen leaving cable to take direction from
euro-dollar moves.
YEN: Leverage selling of dollar-yen into early Asia applied pressure on
this pair, as well as euro-yen, with the move lower dictating play
through the Asian session. Dollar-yen reversed off an early high of
Y82.21 to Y81.79, with a US name a noted seller from around Y81.85,
meeting European demand around the Y81.80 level. Euro-yen dropped from
Y106.37 to an initial lowe of Y105.73, a recovery to Y106.00 quickly
reversing to take rate to extended lows into Europe of Y105.61.
Dollar-yen extended its lows to bring pressure to bear on reported stops
sub Y81.70, the rate resting on this level at posting. A break here to
open a move down to challenge stronger demand into the Y81.60 level,
with reports of more stops below here, and sub Y81.50. Medium term
players though are expected to begin picking up dollar-yen into this
current dip.
KIWI: The kiwi is slightly higher at $0.8204 vs $0.8198 early Sydney posting
small gains along with the euro. Not much reaction to reports of comments from
RBNZ governor Wheeler (at Parliamentary Committee meeting) who said high dollar
is affecting the manufacturing sector and that New Zealand has a significant
current account deficit. There's no major data release due locally today so
market will be watching data from Australia on construction work done in Q3. BNZ
says the kiwi remains set for another day of consolidation inside the familiar
$0.8145 to $0.8250 range.
GOLD: Spot gold prices are trading in negative territory Wednesday
extending their declines from the previous session. Spot gold ended
Tuesday's session $6.50 lower at $1742.15/oz, its second straight day of
losses, with worries over the U.S. "fiscal cliff" overshadowing optimism
over a Greek debt deal. Gold prices have extended lower in Asian trade
this morning, in tandem with a drift lower in the euro which has seen
some moderate losses so far this morning, albeit in light trading
volume. Spot gold initially slipped from highs of $1743.15/oz to drift
lower to an intra-day low of $1737.70/oz and now trades at $1739.20/oz,
down $2.95 on the session. Prices are expected to consolidate in the
short term with no real incentives seen as of yet after the provisional
Greek debt deal.
OIL: January NYMEX WTI prices are trading marginally lower Wednesday
extending their losses from the previous session. January WTI futures
ended Tuesday's session 56 cents lower at $87.18 a barrel, after trading
in a $86.83 to $88.25 range. Prices became unsettled by lingering
concerns over the US fiscal cliff and a report issued by the American
Petroleum Institute (API) showing US inventories gained by 1.96mln
barrels last week. Earlier Tuesday, the U.S. Department of the Interior
released a media advisory, stating that the Obama administration will
offer more than 20 million acres in the Western Gulf of Mexico for oil
and natural gas exploration and development. January WTI prices have
been tied to a narrow trading range so far this morning, edging lower
from a high of $87.34 to print an intra-day low of $87.00, with the
market currently trading at the low end of the range at $87.03 a barrel,
down 15 cents on the session.
NATURAL GAS: NYMEX January natural gas prices are trading marginally
lower Wednesday ahead of the expiration of the December contract later
today. December natural gas futures ended Tuesday's session up 3.9
cents, or 1%, at $3.769 per million British thermal units (Btu) after
trading in a narrow range between $3.71 and $3.774 per mln Btu. Traders
reported limited activity with some moderate short-covering observed
ahead of today's December expiry. January natural gas prices have
slipped back so far this morning from highs of $3.891 to an intra-day
low of $3.861 and now trade at $3.875 per mln Btu.
FX: Option expiries for today's 1000EST cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.2875, $1.2900, $1.2935, $1.2940, $1.2945, $1.3000
Exotic; $1.2625-1.3160 DNT
* Dollar-yen; Y81.50, Y81.55, Y82.00, Y82.25
* Aussie; $1.0450(large), $1.0340
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Italy will be the last Eurozone sovereign to
come to the T-bill market Wednesday with plans to issue E7.5bln new
6-month May 31, 2013 BOT. To recap on Monday Germany allotted E2.73bln
12-month Bubill at average yield -0.0085%. In the afternoon, France sold
E3.999 3-month BTF at average yield -0.020%, E1.591bln 6-month BTF at
average yield -0.010% and E1.192bln 12-month BTF at average yield
0.019%. On Tuesday Spain sold E1.482bln 3-month Letra at average yield
1.254% and sold E2.605bln 6-month Letra at average yield 1.669%
ITALY T-BILL AUCTION PREVIEW: The Italian Dipartimento Del Tesoro
issue E7.5bln of a new 6-month BOT maturing May 31, 2013 on Wednesday.
BOT yields have fallen over the past couple of weeks as risk-on
sentiment has continued, which has been aided by early Tuesday morning
agreement on Greek bailout deal. The grey market is currently indicating
mid-yield to be around 0.96%, representing a discount of under 11bps
against Apr 30, 2013 BOT, and therefore looks a little rich, but further
weakness is expected before the auction. At the last 6-month BOT auction
back on Oct 29, the Tesoro sold E8.0bln at average yield of 1.347% with
cover 1.52 times. With a E8.5bln BOT redemption on Nov 30, net cash flow
will be positive to the tune of E1.0bln and should underpin demand.
Results due to be announced around 1005GMT.
EUROZONE: Timeline of key events in the eurozone for next few weeks:
- Nov 28 EU presents annual growth survey
- Nov 28 Germany DIW research institute monthly economic barometer
- Nov 28 German parl budget committee deliberate on aid for Greece
- Nov 28 Italy PM Monti Meets China's Jia
- Nov 28 Italy BOT auction for E7.5bln
- Nov 29 Italy sells 5-/10-year BTPs for up to E6.0bln
- Nov 29 German Nov unemployment data
- Nov 29 Eurozone business/consumer confidence survey
- Nov 29 Italy Nov ISTAT business survey
- Nov 30 Italy Q3 unemployment rate
- Nov 30 Italy T-bill redemption for E8.5bln
- Dec 1 Spain "bad bank" becomes operational
- Dec 1 ECB President Draghi presents 2010 annual report to parliament
- Dec 3 Eurogroup meeting
- Dec 3 European manufacturing PMI survey
GREECE: It is still not clear where Greece will get the E10 billion to
execute the bond buy back scheme eKathimerini says, underlining its
just one of the many questions over the aid deal still outstanding.
STOCKS: Newswires report Bankia shares have been suspended.
STOCKS: Traders attribute Bankia share fall ahead of its presentation of
strategic plan later today.
UK PRESS: London Mayor Boris Johnson, on a trip to India, says the spat
between France and Indian entrepreneur Lakshmi Mittal suggests Indain
businessmen should look closer at moving to the UK, the Times says.
UK PRESS: The Independent picks up on comments from the "Sage of Omaha",
Warren Buffet, saying Jamie Dimon should replace Tim Geithner as US
Treasury Sec. However, the JP Morgan head has previously been dismissive
of the move claiming to be "no politician."
EURO-DOLLAR: Closed in NY at $1.2944 after recovering off a stop driven
low of $1.2915 as trade through Thursday eased away from the initial
react highs of $1.3010 following Monday's Eurogroup Greece debt action.
Rate came under pressure into early Asia as non-Japanese leaned into
dollar-yen and euro-yen, the sales of the latter pressing euro-dollar to
an initial pullback low of $1.2925 (61.8% $1.2915-44)before buyers
emerged to correct it back up to $1.2940. Another round of sales pressed
rate through that early low, extending the base to $1.2922 (76.4%) with
rate holding heavy into early Europe. Analysis of the Eurogroup/Greece
debt program showed up short comings in the agreement and was seen
weighing back on the euro. Bid interest is reported to be dotted from
$1.2922 through to $1.2910, with main downside stops seen placed on a
break of $1.2890. A break here to expose next support into $1.2860. On
the topside offers seen from $1.2950 and said to be placed up to
$1.3000, more at $1.3010 (Tuesday high) ahead of stronger interest at
$1.3030/50. EZ M3 data due at 0900GMT along with German state CPI.
CABLE: Closed in NY at $1.6024 after recovering off a late dip low of
$1.6010. Cable had been pressed lower in NY on the back of euro-dollar
slippage, though reports of Dutch PB sales of euro-sterling (this rate
pressing down to stg0.8060) had provided some buoyancy in the move
lower. Cable touched a high of $1.6025 into opening Asian trade before
it began to move lower, the pressure seen from euro-yen sales, which led
to pressure on euro-dollar and on to cable as the cross consolidated
within a tight stg0.8074/80. Cable squeezed to an initial low of $1.6009
with recovery efforts from this area capped ahead of $1.6020 before it
pressed down to $1.5995 ahead of the European open. Rate trades back
around $1.6000 at posting, after rate failed to trigger reported stops
in the $1.5995/90 area. A break of $1.5990 to open a deeper move toward
$1.5980 ahead of $1.5960/50. Resistance remains at $1.6020/25, more at
$1.6042 (76.4% $1.6056-1.5995) ahead of stronger interest into $1.6060.
A light domestic calendar seen leaving cable to take direction from
euro-dollar moves.
YEN: Leverage selling of dollar-yen into early Asia applied pressure on
this pair, as well as euro-yen, with the move lower dictating play
through the Asian session. Dollar-yen reversed off an early high of
Y82.21 to Y81.79, with a US name a noted seller from around Y81.85,
meeting European demand around the Y81.80 level. Euro-yen dropped from
Y106.37 to an initial lowe of Y105.73, a recovery to Y106.00 quickly
reversing to take rate to extended lows into Europe of Y105.61.
Dollar-yen extended its lows to bring pressure to bear on reported stops
sub Y81.70, the rate resting on this level at posting. A break here to
open a move down to challenge stronger demand into the Y81.60 level,
with reports of more stops below here, and sub Y81.50. Medium term
players though are expected to begin picking up dollar-yen into this
current dip.
KIWI: The kiwi is slightly higher at $0.8204 vs $0.8198 early Sydney posting
small gains along with the euro. Not much reaction to reports of comments from
RBNZ governor Wheeler (at Parliamentary Committee meeting) who said high dollar
is affecting the manufacturing sector and that New Zealand has a significant
current account deficit. There's no major data release due locally today so
market will be watching data from Australia on construction work done in Q3. BNZ
says the kiwi remains set for another day of consolidation inside the familiar
$0.8145 to $0.8250 range.
GOLD: Spot gold prices are trading in negative territory Wednesday
extending their declines from the previous session. Spot gold ended
Tuesday's session $6.50 lower at $1742.15/oz, its second straight day of
losses, with worries over the U.S. "fiscal cliff" overshadowing optimism
over a Greek debt deal. Gold prices have extended lower in Asian trade
this morning, in tandem with a drift lower in the euro which has seen
some moderate losses so far this morning, albeit in light trading
volume. Spot gold initially slipped from highs of $1743.15/oz to drift
lower to an intra-day low of $1737.70/oz and now trades at $1739.20/oz,
down $2.95 on the session. Prices are expected to consolidate in the
short term with no real incentives seen as of yet after the provisional
Greek debt deal.
OIL: January NYMEX WTI prices are trading marginally lower Wednesday
extending their losses from the previous session. January WTI futures
ended Tuesday's session 56 cents lower at $87.18 a barrel, after trading
in a $86.83 to $88.25 range. Prices became unsettled by lingering
concerns over the US fiscal cliff and a report issued by the American
Petroleum Institute (API) showing US inventories gained by 1.96mln
barrels last week. Earlier Tuesday, the U.S. Department of the Interior
released a media advisory, stating that the Obama administration will
offer more than 20 million acres in the Western Gulf of Mexico for oil
and natural gas exploration and development. January WTI prices have
been tied to a narrow trading range so far this morning, edging lower
from a high of $87.34 to print an intra-day low of $87.00, with the
market currently trading at the low end of the range at $87.03 a barrel,
down 15 cents on the session.
NATURAL GAS: NYMEX January natural gas prices are trading marginally
lower Wednesday ahead of the expiration of the December contract later
today. December natural gas futures ended Tuesday's session up 3.9
cents, or 1%, at $3.769 per million British thermal units (Btu) after
trading in a narrow range between $3.71 and $3.774 per mln Btu. Traders
reported limited activity with some moderate short-covering observed
ahead of today's December expiry. January natural gas prices have
slipped back so far this morning from highs of $3.891 to an intra-day
low of $3.861 and now trade at $3.875 per mln Btu.
FX: Option expiries for today's 1000EST cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.2875, $1.2900, $1.2935, $1.2940, $1.2945, $1.3000
Exotic; $1.2625-1.3160 DNT
* Dollar-yen; Y81.50, Y81.55, Y82.00, Y82.25
* Aussie; $1.0450(large), $1.0340
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Italy will be the last Eurozone sovereign to
come to the T-bill market Wednesday with plans to issue E7.5bln new
6-month May 31, 2013 BOT. To recap on Monday Germany allotted E2.73bln
12-month Bubill at average yield -0.0085%. In the afternoon, France sold
E3.999 3-month BTF at average yield -0.020%, E1.591bln 6-month BTF at
average yield -0.010% and E1.192bln 12-month BTF at average yield
0.019%. On Tuesday Spain sold E1.482bln 3-month Letra at average yield
1.254% and sold E2.605bln 6-month Letra at average yield 1.669%
ITALY T-BILL AUCTION PREVIEW: The Italian Dipartimento Del Tesoro
issue E7.5bln of a new 6-month BOT maturing May 31, 2013 on Wednesday.
BOT yields have fallen over the past couple of weeks as risk-on
sentiment has continued, which has been aided by early Tuesday morning
agreement on Greek bailout deal. The grey market is currently indicating
mid-yield to be around 0.96%, representing a discount of under 11bps
against Apr 30, 2013 BOT, and therefore looks a little rich, but further
weakness is expected before the auction. At the last 6-month BOT auction
back on Oct 29, the Tesoro sold E8.0bln at average yield of 1.347% with
cover 1.52 times. With a E8.5bln BOT redemption on Nov 30, net cash flow
will be positive to the tune of E1.0bln and should underpin demand.
Results due to be announced around 1005GMT.
EUROZONE: Timeline of key events in the eurozone for next few weeks:
- Nov 28 EU presents annual growth survey
- Nov 28 Germany DIW research institute monthly economic barometer
- Nov 28 German parl budget committee deliberate on aid for Greece
- Nov 28 Italy PM Monti Meets China's Jia
- Nov 28 Italy BOT auction for E7.5bln
- Nov 29 Italy sells 5-/10-year BTPs for up to E6.0bln
- Nov 29 German Nov unemployment data
- Nov 29 Eurozone business/consumer confidence survey
- Nov 29 Italy Nov ISTAT business survey
- Nov 30 Italy Q3 unemployment rate
- Nov 30 Italy T-bill redemption for E8.5bln
- Dec 1 Spain "bad bank" becomes operational
- Dec 1 ECB President Draghi presents 2010 annual report to parliament
- Dec 3 Eurogroup meeting
- Dec 3 European manufacturing PMI survey
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Re: DayTrading: Środa 28.11.2012
czyżby trójkąt zniżkujący na edku
Nie masz wymaganych uprawnień, aby zobaczyć pliki załączone do tego posta.
Money flow.
"pips to the people"
"pips to the people"
Re: DayTrading: Środa 28.11.2012
wyleczono idzie odbicie Witamy Mikołaja dziś edek 1.2960 na koniec dnia SP 1402
chciwość jest dobra
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Mpapiez
Re: DayTrading: Środa 28.11.2012
molmomas pisze:czyżby trójkąt zniżkujący na edku
Wątpie. Wczoraj powinno wybić tą podłogę jeżeli by miało spadać. Na moje ktoś sobie zrobił lepsze miejsce do poprawienia elek.
Re: DayTrading: Środa 28.11.2012
Mpapiez pisze:molmomas pisze:czyżby trójkąt zniżkujący na edku
Wątpie. Wczoraj powinno wybić tą podłogę jeżeli by miało spadać. Na moje ktoś sobie zrobił lepsze miejsce do poprawienia elek.
fakt, wczorajsza próba rozbicia dna była dość słaba,
zobaczymy co będzie, może to dobra okazja na lke trzydniową.
Money flow.
"pips to the people"
"pips to the people"
Re: DayTrading: Środa 28.11.2012
popieram kolege nic nie stoi na przeszkodzie z fiscal cliff będzie tak samo jak z Grecja poprzeciągają line żeby pokazać tuszy że walczą o ich interesy i tak się dogadają
chciwość jest dobra
Re: DayTrading: Środa 28.11.2012
Hiszpania: Sprzedaż detaliczna (październik) -9,7% r/r (poprzednio -10,9% r/r)
super info mozna rosnac
super info mozna rosnac
Re: DayTrading: Środa 28.11.2012
chyba jednak jeszcze 1.29 przetestujemy, tak wróżbita przepowiedział
Money flow.
"pips to the people"
"pips to the people"
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Re: DayTrading: Środa 28.11.2012
ja się dalej trzymam swojej teorii, że dopóki nie wyjdziemy z kanału h4 ponad 1.2950 to dalsze spadki nawet pod 1.2830-1.2835 są realne.... wykres zweryfikujemolmomas pisze:chyba jednak jeszcze 1.29 przetestujemy, tak wróżbita przepowiedział
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