u mnie sell stop 1,6350 i sell stop 1,6320Marcin30 pisze:Szukamy S na kablu pod dane o inflacji o 10.30?
DayTrading: Wtorek 14.01.2014
Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 14.01.2014
Fakt, że meduza przeżyła 650 milionów lat bez mózgu daje nadzieję wielu ludziom...
Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 14.01.2014
A co z edkiem na M5 bo u mnie siekana. Ani w lewo ani w prawo.
Zamieszczane przeze mnie wykresy pokazują jedyne słuszne spojrzenie na rynek i stanowią jednoznaczną rekomendacje. Podejmowanie na ich podstawie decyzji inwestycyjnych jest świetnym pomysłem.
Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 14.01.2014
Na GBP/USD niezły rollercoaster 
. Ma ktoś jakiś Plan na EUR/USD oraz USD/JPN ?
. Ma ktoś jakiś Plan na EUR/USD oraz USD/JPN ?Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 14.01.2014
Na większości par sytuacje mocno niejasne.Czarny12 pisze:Na GBP/USD niezły rollercoaster
Zamieszczane przeze mnie wykresy pokazują jedyne słuszne spojrzenie na rynek i stanowią jednoznaczną rekomendacje. Podejmowanie na ich podstawie decyzji inwestycyjnych jest świetnym pomysłem.
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Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 14.01.2014
Hello
EURO SUMMARY: The euro-zone currency witnessed another dull session during
the Asia-Pacific hours today, following its $1.3637 to $1.3677 range in the US
overnight. Soon after the euro opened at $1.3671 this morning, it gravitated
lower to $1.3663 after the re-opening of Japanese stock markets and then
witnessed a mild bounce back to $1.3670. Some early talk of decent-sized
stop-loss sell orders from below the overnight low, at $1.3630, attracted some
sellers off the high but the pair only reached a low of $1.3656 as momentum
faded. Mild short-covering interest followed after that, nudging the pair up to
last trade at $1.3667. Talk of sell orders ahead above the 21-day moving average
at $1.3680, from $1.3690 has capped the pair. Meanwhile, a close below $1.3638
is needed to ease the current bullish pressure and see the focus return to last
week's lows and the 100-day ($1.3551) that supported last week.
EUR/USD: Euro-dollar failed to break above the 21-DMA and left a double-day high
at $1.3685 - bulls will aim to break above, however bears likely target the July
support line again - now seen as further support at $1.3594 alongside the 50.0%
of $1.3296-1.3893 at the same level. Weekly/monthly studies are near overbought
and a close below the 100-DMA and Jan 9 low ($1.3549/55) is needed to confirm a
bearish trend - a July 2012 support line is seen at $1.3139
EURUSD
R2 - 1.3712
R1 - 1.3691
Pivot - 1.3665
S1 - 1.3644
S2 - 1.3618
STERLING SUMMARY: Cable closed Monday's NY session at $1.6387 after rate had
been pressed lower through the earlier part of the day from an Asian high of
$1.6508 ($1.6518 high post NFP Friday) to $1.6347 in early NY. The move lower
was seen prompted by cable's struggle to gain traction above $1.6500 as well as
Friday's NFP also seen pushing back on the timing of any UK rate hike, in tandem
with speculation over the Fed's tapering. Market had also been seen sitting long
sterling with move seen as a healthy correction. Cable recovered to $1.6396
during the NY afternoon before easing off into the close. Rate consolidated
between $1.6383/91 in early Asia before it managed to edge up to $1.6399 into
Tokyo lunch. Rate then dropped back to mark lows of $1.6379 into the Asian
afternoon before it settled around $1.6390 ahead of Europe. UK inflation data
due at 0930GMT and will be in focus, most see the y/y number to remain unchanged
at 2.1% though others comment that last year's increase in energy prices could
feed through to raise that to 2.2%. Cable demand seen placed from around $1.6350
with stronger interest noted at $1.6335/30 ahead of $1.6310/00. Resistance
$1.6400/10, a break to open a move on toward $1.6425/30 ahead of $1.6450.
GBP/USD: Cable slides to the July support line and slipped below yesterday
but closed above despite bearish daily studies. Price action today holds above
but looking at weekly and monthly studies we note pressure likely continues to
mount to the downside - a break below initial support targets the 38.2% of
$1.5855-1.6603 at $1.6317, followed by the daily Bolli base and 55-DMA at
$1.6276/78 and also at this level is the former monthly triangle top at $1.6273
GBPUSD
R2 - 1.6574
R1 - 1.6478
Pivot - 1.6413
S1 - 1.6317
S2 - 1.6252
YEN SUMMARY: The Japanese currency traded with slight weakness this morning vs
the euro and the dollar. Dollar-yen opened at Y102.97 after dropping to an
overnight low of Y102.86 last night in the US as euro-yen started the day at
Y140.81. Japanese players returned from their long weekend with an appetite to
buy dollar-yen up despite a lower open in Japanese stocks today. Japanese data
releases this morning did no afvors for the yen and offshore accounts also
executed rounds of dollar-yen buy orders. The pair climbed through Y103.30 after
Japanese stocks opened while the cross went up to Y141.26. The move higher in
dollar-yen continued through the morning despite the Nikkei 225 ending the
morning down 2.05%, and the pair eventually traded a high of Y103.55, matching
last night's US session high while euro-yen peaked at Y141.48. Dollar-yen ran
into selling from Japanese banks in the early afternoon to last trade at Y103.30
with the cross at Y141.15. For dollar-yen, a close today above the Y103.77
previous support is now needed to ease the bearish focus while on the downside,
a close below the 100-day moving average, valued at Y100.53 would increase the
potential for a deeper correction through Y102.50.
USD/JPY: Dollar-yen regains some losses as it recovers to just below the 23.6%
of Y97.62-105.44, now initial resistance at Y103.59. Bears found support
yesterday from just below the daily Bollinger band base at Y103.01 - now initial
support is seen at Y102.86. Bulls will aim to recover to the Y104.00 level but
failure ahead of here likely sees further losses as weekly studies are beginning
to reverse south. Further support is at Y102.45 - the 38.2% level.
USDJPY
R2 - 104.61
R1 - 103.81
Pivot - 103.33
S1 - 102.53
S2 - 102.05
EUR/JPY: Euro-yen declined to the daily Bolli base which is part of initial
support at Y140.53. Daily studies stretch lower but now toe the oversold
boundary adding pressure higher. However, weekly/monthly studies languish in
overbought territory and weekly studies are turning lower - failure to rebreak
the Y142.00 level could encourage further losses. Further support is at Y140.16
- the 38.2% level and below here is the weekly Tenkan at Y139.90.
EURJPY
R2 - 143.08
R1 - 141.95
Pivot - 141.22
S1 - 140.09
S2 - 139.36
AUSSIE SUMMARY: The Australian dollar suffered minor losses through a quiet
Asia-Pacific session today, as the US currency recovered some recently lost
ground.
Aussie-dollar opened at $0.9054 and after some early support off $0.9050, the
pair turned south and fell to $0.9027 less than an hour after Japanese markets
opened lower. There has been some talk the aussie was also hurt by reserve asset
re-balancing although there has been little info to support that. Still,
aussie-dollar continued to drift lower, eventually touching a $0.9020 low during
the Asian mid-morning. The pair rebounded a touch, to trade in mid-range on
rumored demand from below the initial low and was last at $0.9037, compared with
the US session close of $0.9054. on the crosses, euro-aussie selling and
aussie-cad buying continues to provide some support for the aussie while a
pullback from recent highs in aussie-kiwi slowed the progress a little.
Aussie-kiwi last at NZ$1.0792 with a move below NZ$1.0790 to then shift focus
lower once more. A close above the NZ$1.0950 level is needed to end bearish
aspirations and see the NZ$1.1070 level targeted.
AUDUSD
R2 - 0.9143
R1 - 0.9098
Pivot - 0.9042
S1 - 0.8997
S2 - 0.8941
OPTIONS: Option expiries for today's NY cut 1000ET. Large(L), Very Large(VL),
* Euro-dollar; $1.3550
* Dollar-yen; Y103.30, Y103.50, Y104.00, Y104.70, Y104.75, Y105.00, Y106.00,
Y106.50(VL)
* Cable $1.6425
* Sterling-yen; Y168.40
* Aussie; $0.8900, $0.8950, $0.9050
* Kiwi; $0.8275
* Dollar-Canada; C$1.0800, C$1.0900
EURO SUMMARY: The euro-zone currency witnessed another dull session during
the Asia-Pacific hours today, following its $1.3637 to $1.3677 range in the US
overnight. Soon after the euro opened at $1.3671 this morning, it gravitated
lower to $1.3663 after the re-opening of Japanese stock markets and then
witnessed a mild bounce back to $1.3670. Some early talk of decent-sized
stop-loss sell orders from below the overnight low, at $1.3630, attracted some
sellers off the high but the pair only reached a low of $1.3656 as momentum
faded. Mild short-covering interest followed after that, nudging the pair up to
last trade at $1.3667. Talk of sell orders ahead above the 21-day moving average
at $1.3680, from $1.3690 has capped the pair. Meanwhile, a close below $1.3638
is needed to ease the current bullish pressure and see the focus return to last
week's lows and the 100-day ($1.3551) that supported last week.
EUR/USD: Euro-dollar failed to break above the 21-DMA and left a double-day high
at $1.3685 - bulls will aim to break above, however bears likely target the July
support line again - now seen as further support at $1.3594 alongside the 50.0%
of $1.3296-1.3893 at the same level. Weekly/monthly studies are near overbought
and a close below the 100-DMA and Jan 9 low ($1.3549/55) is needed to confirm a
bearish trend - a July 2012 support line is seen at $1.3139
EURUSD
R2 - 1.3712
R1 - 1.3691
Pivot - 1.3665
S1 - 1.3644
S2 - 1.3618
STERLING SUMMARY: Cable closed Monday's NY session at $1.6387 after rate had
been pressed lower through the earlier part of the day from an Asian high of
$1.6508 ($1.6518 high post NFP Friday) to $1.6347 in early NY. The move lower
was seen prompted by cable's struggle to gain traction above $1.6500 as well as
Friday's NFP also seen pushing back on the timing of any UK rate hike, in tandem
with speculation over the Fed's tapering. Market had also been seen sitting long
sterling with move seen as a healthy correction. Cable recovered to $1.6396
during the NY afternoon before easing off into the close. Rate consolidated
between $1.6383/91 in early Asia before it managed to edge up to $1.6399 into
Tokyo lunch. Rate then dropped back to mark lows of $1.6379 into the Asian
afternoon before it settled around $1.6390 ahead of Europe. UK inflation data
due at 0930GMT and will be in focus, most see the y/y number to remain unchanged
at 2.1% though others comment that last year's increase in energy prices could
feed through to raise that to 2.2%. Cable demand seen placed from around $1.6350
with stronger interest noted at $1.6335/30 ahead of $1.6310/00. Resistance
$1.6400/10, a break to open a move on toward $1.6425/30 ahead of $1.6450.
GBP/USD: Cable slides to the July support line and slipped below yesterday
but closed above despite bearish daily studies. Price action today holds above
but looking at weekly and monthly studies we note pressure likely continues to
mount to the downside - a break below initial support targets the 38.2% of
$1.5855-1.6603 at $1.6317, followed by the daily Bolli base and 55-DMA at
$1.6276/78 and also at this level is the former monthly triangle top at $1.6273
GBPUSD
R2 - 1.6574
R1 - 1.6478
Pivot - 1.6413
S1 - 1.6317
S2 - 1.6252
YEN SUMMARY: The Japanese currency traded with slight weakness this morning vs
the euro and the dollar. Dollar-yen opened at Y102.97 after dropping to an
overnight low of Y102.86 last night in the US as euro-yen started the day at
Y140.81. Japanese players returned from their long weekend with an appetite to
buy dollar-yen up despite a lower open in Japanese stocks today. Japanese data
releases this morning did no afvors for the yen and offshore accounts also
executed rounds of dollar-yen buy orders. The pair climbed through Y103.30 after
Japanese stocks opened while the cross went up to Y141.26. The move higher in
dollar-yen continued through the morning despite the Nikkei 225 ending the
morning down 2.05%, and the pair eventually traded a high of Y103.55, matching
last night's US session high while euro-yen peaked at Y141.48. Dollar-yen ran
into selling from Japanese banks in the early afternoon to last trade at Y103.30
with the cross at Y141.15. For dollar-yen, a close today above the Y103.77
previous support is now needed to ease the bearish focus while on the downside,
a close below the 100-day moving average, valued at Y100.53 would increase the
potential for a deeper correction through Y102.50.
USD/JPY: Dollar-yen regains some losses as it recovers to just below the 23.6%
of Y97.62-105.44, now initial resistance at Y103.59. Bears found support
yesterday from just below the daily Bollinger band base at Y103.01 - now initial
support is seen at Y102.86. Bulls will aim to recover to the Y104.00 level but
failure ahead of here likely sees further losses as weekly studies are beginning
to reverse south. Further support is at Y102.45 - the 38.2% level.
USDJPY
R2 - 104.61
R1 - 103.81
Pivot - 103.33
S1 - 102.53
S2 - 102.05
EUR/JPY: Euro-yen declined to the daily Bolli base which is part of initial
support at Y140.53. Daily studies stretch lower but now toe the oversold
boundary adding pressure higher. However, weekly/monthly studies languish in
overbought territory and weekly studies are turning lower - failure to rebreak
the Y142.00 level could encourage further losses. Further support is at Y140.16
- the 38.2% level and below here is the weekly Tenkan at Y139.90.
EURJPY
R2 - 143.08
R1 - 141.95
Pivot - 141.22
S1 - 140.09
S2 - 139.36
AUSSIE SUMMARY: The Australian dollar suffered minor losses through a quiet
Asia-Pacific session today, as the US currency recovered some recently lost
ground.
Aussie-dollar opened at $0.9054 and after some early support off $0.9050, the
pair turned south and fell to $0.9027 less than an hour after Japanese markets
opened lower. There has been some talk the aussie was also hurt by reserve asset
re-balancing although there has been little info to support that. Still,
aussie-dollar continued to drift lower, eventually touching a $0.9020 low during
the Asian mid-morning. The pair rebounded a touch, to trade in mid-range on
rumored demand from below the initial low and was last at $0.9037, compared with
the US session close of $0.9054. on the crosses, euro-aussie selling and
aussie-cad buying continues to provide some support for the aussie while a
pullback from recent highs in aussie-kiwi slowed the progress a little.
Aussie-kiwi last at NZ$1.0792 with a move below NZ$1.0790 to then shift focus
lower once more. A close above the NZ$1.0950 level is needed to end bearish
aspirations and see the NZ$1.1070 level targeted.
AUDUSD
R2 - 0.9143
R1 - 0.9098
Pivot - 0.9042
S1 - 0.8997
S2 - 0.8941
OPTIONS: Option expiries for today's NY cut 1000ET. Large(L), Very Large(VL),
* Euro-dollar; $1.3550
* Dollar-yen; Y103.30, Y103.50, Y104.00, Y104.70, Y104.75, Y105.00, Y106.00,
Y106.50(VL)
* Cable $1.6425
* Sterling-yen; Y168.40
* Aussie; $0.8900, $0.8950, $0.9050
* Kiwi; $0.8275
* Dollar-Canada; C$1.0800, C$1.0900
... zbieraj pips do pipa bo jak nie to z depo będzie lipa... G."niemiaszek"
Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 14.01.2014
yeahman pisze:Na większości par sytuacje mocno niejasne.Czarny12 pisze:Na GBP/USD niezły rollercoaster
Coś mi mówi że Edek może dotrzeć w tym tygodniu pod 1,3800- wiadomo że tam jest mocny opór ale jankesi mocno chcą osłąbiać USD. Dziesiejsze dane o sprzedaży detalicznej mogą powiedzieć nam więcej i wydaje się że jeśli będą bliskie lub gorsze od konsensusu możemy się podziewać wybicia ponad 1,3700.
Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 14.01.2014
W sumie nie było ani danych ani wydażeń a edek zapierdziela jak szalony, ciekawe o co chodzi 
pewnie kilka osób wie.
pewnie kilka osób wie.Zamieszczane przeze mnie wykresy pokazują jedyne słuszne spojrzenie na rynek i stanowią jednoznaczną rekomendacje. Podejmowanie na ich podstawie decyzji inwestycyjnych jest świetnym pomysłem.
Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 14.01.2014
Faktycznie w zeszłym tygodniu to w czasie europejskiej sesji spadał - amerykańskiej wzrastał- teraz już w czasie naszej rośnie więc faktycznie podejrzany mocny ruch- no chyba że coś się wydażyło o czym nie wiemyyeahman pisze:W sumie nie było ani danych ani wydażeń a edek zapierdziela jak szalony, ciekawe o co chodzi
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Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 14.01.2014
spiking Novotnego z ECB, powiedział kilka zdań i jazda na kilka pipekyeahman pisze:W sumie nie było ani danych ani wydażeń a edek zapierdziela jak szalony, ciekawe o co chodzi
... zbieraj pips do pipa bo jak nie to z depo będzie lipa... G."niemiaszek"
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Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 14.01.2014
"Jeśli nie ustalasz celów dla siebie, jesteś skazany na pracowanie przy osiąganiu celów kogoś innego."
"Ci, którzy nie pamiętają przeszłości, są skazani na jej powtarzanie."
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