dzieki za radę!trader0002 pisze:klasyczny blad z tym wejsciem na long na tej swiecy , ja bynajmniej tam sprzedaje
Eur/Usd & Gbp/Yen analizy i prognozy by crocopip part 3
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macius.forex
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Zdecydowanie!!! Błąd!!!crocopip pisze:a tu mogłem wejść czy znów przyjebałem klasyczny błąd?
Widać ja też popełniam te same błedy
Troche nerwowe te wejscia
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trader0002
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GBPUSD focus returns to the downside
The UK mortgage approvals data and the GfK
consumer confidence indicator have shown some
sign of stabilisation, but is unlikely to provide
sterling with much in the way of relief in the current
environment where risk appetite is still being
challenged. Indeed, the mortgage approvals data
was slightly better than expected, coming in at
48.7k in July against the 46.5k market consensus,
while the data for June was revised higher to 48.6k
from the originally reported 47.6k. However, it is
worth noting that the net lending secured on
dwellings was lower than expected at only
GBP0.1bn in July, while the data for June was also
revised lower to GBP0.5bn from GBP0.7bn. Also
note that most of the other housing market surveys
are also providing negative news, highlighting the
deteriorating dynamics in the UK housing market.
With equity markets are coming under continued
pressure, we would expect any sterling rebound to
remain limited providing renewed selling
opportunities.
The UK mortgage approvals data and the GfK
consumer confidence indicator have shown some
sign of stabilisation, but is unlikely to provide
sterling with much in the way of relief in the current
environment where risk appetite is still being
challenged. Indeed, the mortgage approvals data
was slightly better than expected, coming in at
48.7k in July against the 46.5k market consensus,
while the data for June was revised higher to 48.6k
from the originally reported 47.6k. However, it is
worth noting that the net lending secured on
dwellings was lower than expected at only
GBP0.1bn in July, while the data for June was also
revised lower to GBP0.5bn from GBP0.7bn. Also
note that most of the other housing market surveys
are also providing negative news, highlighting the
deteriorating dynamics in the UK housing market.
With equity markets are coming under continued
pressure, we would expect any sterling rebound to
remain limited providing renewed selling
opportunities.