Aha:
06/08/2012 Australia Reserve Bank of Australia August Bank Holiday
06/08/2012 Canada Bank of Canada Civic Holiday
Pogaduchy przy porannej kawie
Oanda śpi? Wszędzie same zera... w sensie luk...
Aha:
Aha:
Jakże często ludzie mają już gotową opinię zanim zdążą pojąć istotę rzeczy.
A gdy już ta istota w pełni do nich dotrze, jakże często muszą zmagać się z konsekwencjami swojej opinii ;-)
A gdy już ta istota w pełni do nich dotrze, jakże często muszą zmagać się z konsekwencjami swojej opinii ;-)
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Na DAX gra się kontraktami. 1 lot (w MT4) = 1 kontrakt. Nie widziałem, żeby ktoś oferował ułamkowe części kontraktów.Tak, pisałem wielokrotnie. Pierwsze konto w XTB i duża wtopa. Na złocie - kupowałem na szczycie bańki, żal było stracić mało, więc straciłem dużo Konto nadal istnieje, czasem używam.
Hahaha259 pisze:Wiesz, ja doszedłem do tej czapli i natychmiast przerwałem żeby przypadkiem nie uruchomił się ten niezbyt dobrze zbadany proces... Nie mam nic do czapli, ale niech one lepiej trzymają się ode mnie z daleka
Stforex
Dzięki za wzbudzenie niepewności
Sprawdzę, bo wydawało mi się, że wartości blokady i pipsa są różne w XTB przy 0,1 lota i w AM przy 1 locie. W AM, wbrew pozorom, mniej
Jednak, o ile pamiętam, to:
- w AM 1 lot blokuje ~$80, a 1 pips = ~$0,12. Spread - 10 pips;
- w XTB 0,1 lota blokuje ~320 EUR, a 1 pips = ~0,25 EUR.
Dzięki za wzbudzenie niepewności
Sprawdzę, bo wydawało mi się, że wartości blokady i pipsa są różne w XTB przy 0,1 lota i w AM przy 1 locie. W AM, wbrew pozorom, mniej Jednak, o ile pamiętam, to:
- w AM 1 lot blokuje ~$80, a 1 pips = ~$0,12. Spread - 10 pips;
- w XTB 0,1 lota blokuje ~320 EUR, a 1 pips = ~0,25 EUR.
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Coś tę Oandę zaspało bo inni się ruszają. Trudno powiedzieć że jakoś żwawo, luki po pips czy dwa ale jednak. Znaczy się świat jeszcze istnieje 
Jakże często ludzie mają już gotową opinię zanim zdążą pojąć istotę rzeczy.
A gdy już ta istota w pełni do nich dotrze, jakże często muszą zmagać się z konsekwencjami swojej opinii ;-)
A gdy już ta istota w pełni do nich dotrze, jakże często muszą zmagać się z konsekwencjami swojej opinii ;-)
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6 August 2012 8:00
Euro-dollar closed in NY Friday at $1.2387 having rebounded from an
initial NFP react low of $1.2219 to a high of $1.2392, settling between
$1.2368/88 into the close. Risk appetite seen behind the euro move,
boosted by the better than forecast US jobs data along with the initial
react dip in euro-dollar offering a good exit point for euro shorts as
well as indications that the Spain and Italy safety net has been
strengthened. Early euro demand into Asia was seen driven initially by
Japanese buying of euro-yen, tripping stops through $1.2410, then larger
ones at $1.2425 were triggered on reported macro demand. Move met
European offers sitting into $1.2445 which topped move out at $1.2444.
Reversal in euro-dollar was given added weight as Japanese exporters
sold back into euro-yen post fix, taking euro-dollar to lows of $1.2389
before settling between $1.2290/05 into Europe. A fairly data light week
for the euro, Italian Q2 GDP Tuesday, German factory orders (Tues) and
IP (Weds) will provide interest. Focus will be on comments concerning
Spain and Italy. Offers $1.2445/50, bids $1.2380 ahead of $1.2360.
Traders flash up that a major US investment house provided the main
weight as rate drops back from $1.2393 to $1.2377. One traders says that
move cushioned by profit taking demand, from short term accounts that
shorted around the $1.2400 ahead of the move. Rate currently trades
around $1.2385.
Dollar-yen closed in NY Friday at Y78.55 after pulling back from a
session high Y78.77. The Global rally continued and Asian equities
opened on a bid tone and extended gains, dollar-yen lifted on the back
of this to Y78.65. Exporter sales weighed into the Tokyo fix, sharp
cross supply added weight and dollar printed session lows of Y78.34. Dip
demand recovered to Y78.45 and settle in a tight range as traders look
to the BOJ who meet later this week as speculation increases on further
easing to weaken the yen. Support seen on the downside at Y78.30, ahead
of Y78.10. Reported offers at Y78.75, stronger behind at Y79.00, ahead
of key resistance at Y79.17 from the 200 Day MA. Euro-yen closed in NY
at Y97.25 and consolidated late European gains following better than
expected US jobs data. The cross largely tracked euro-dollar moves with
early demand in Asia lifting to Y97.80, profit take sales eased off
highs, rate extended losses on exporter supply through the fix to
Y97.25. Support seen at Y97.10, stronger behind at Y97.00, reported
offers at Y97.80, stops set on a break of Y98.00.
Cable closed in NY at $1.5640 after recovering from an initial post NFP
react low of $1.5518 to a high of $1.5658 before settling between
$1.5630/50 into the close. Rate pushed up to $1.5657 into early Asia
before dropping back to $1.5601, the dip attracting strong demand that
lifted rate up to extended highs of $1.5666. Cable's recovery was led by
euro-dollar's stronger move, with euro-sterling extending its recent
recovery with trade overnight contained by stg0.7920/0.79475, after
seeing a high in NY of stg0.7924. Cable eased off highs to $1.5614
before settling between $1.5615/30 into Europe. Halifax House price data
due up at 0700GMT but main domestic interest will be focused on this
week's (Weds) release of the BOE Inflation Report. A downgrading of the
growth forecast expected, possibly below 0% for 2012, as well as to
revise down its year end inflation forecast. However, this outcome is
expected to be already in the price with markets to take direction on
BOE King's tone. Cable demand seen at $1.5620/15 ahead of stronger
interest into $1.5605/1.5590. Resistance $1.5650/55 ahead of $1.5666.
Option expiries for today's 1400GMT cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.2300, $1.2400, $1.2500(large)
* Dollar-yen; Y78.00, Y78.25, Y78.35, Y79.00, Y79.20
* Euro-yen; Y95.50
* Cable; $1.5600
* Aussie; $1.0500, $1.0520
Turning to the technical picture, the euro is back testing the top of
the Bollinger band as bulls also face Fibonacci resistance at $1.2445
and $1.2478. The 5 & 21-DMAs turn support at $1.2245/95.
Cable sees the 55, 21 & 5-DMAs turn support at $1.5586/96 as bulls face
moving average and Fibonacci resistance from $1.5735 (200-DMA) to
$1.5786 (a 50% retracement of the decline from 30 April to June 1.
Dollar-yen holds under the base of the Ichimoku cloud of Y79.42 with
initial MA and Ichimoku resistance at Y78.70 and Y79.01/17. This is
keeping bear's attention on June lows of Y77.66, despite the daily
studies turning higher, seeking a base. Initial support is at Y78.35
from the 5-DMA and Tenkan line.
Euro-yen also sees the daily studies attempt a recovery, although 10-day
momentum wanes. Bulls face Fibonacci resistance at Y97.88 and Y98.76 as
the 5 & 21-day moving averages turn support at Y96.35/38.
In other markets, the major European bourses are initially seen trading
narrowly mixed Monday. Spreadbetters Cantor Index are calling the FTSE
down 3, the DAX up 27 and the CAC up 14.
US index futures are marking time in Asia, consolidating Friday's solid
gains. The S&P Sep mini contract was last ahead by 0.25 points at
1389.25, with the Nasdaq Sep mini 3.25 points higher at 2674.25.
Japan's benchmark stock indices are higher Monday. The Nikkie is ahead
by 2.04% at 8728.85, with the TOPIX ahead by 1.77% at 736.78.
Crude futures modestly lower in Asian trade, giving back a little of the
gains seen in Friday's post-jobs session. The front-month WTI contract
was last trading at $91.14, down 26 cents, having traded a range of
$90.95 to $91.47 in Asia.
Looking ahead, and after a busy calendar last week, this week gets off
to a slow start.
UK data gets things started with the latest Halifax House Price Index at
0700GMT, while UK new car registrations data is also due, at 0800GMT.
At 0930GMT, the German government gives a press conference in Berlin,
although there is no major European economic data on the schedule for
Monday.
US events start at 1330GMT, when Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke
speaks via recorded video to the 32nd General Conference of the
International Association for Research in Income and Wealth, taking
place in Boston.
US data also starts at 1330GMT with the weekly MNI Capital Goods Index.
The US Employment Trends Index for July follows at 1400GMT, while at
1430GMT, the weekly MNI Retail Trade Index is due.
Later US data sees the 1900GMT release of Treasury STRIPS data for July.
Euro-dollar closed in NY Friday at $1.2387 having rebounded from an
initial NFP react low of $1.2219 to a high of $1.2392, settling between
$1.2368/88 into the close. Risk appetite seen behind the euro move,
boosted by the better than forecast US jobs data along with the initial
react dip in euro-dollar offering a good exit point for euro shorts as
well as indications that the Spain and Italy safety net has been
strengthened. Early euro demand into Asia was seen driven initially by
Japanese buying of euro-yen, tripping stops through $1.2410, then larger
ones at $1.2425 were triggered on reported macro demand. Move met
European offers sitting into $1.2445 which topped move out at $1.2444.
Reversal in euro-dollar was given added weight as Japanese exporters
sold back into euro-yen post fix, taking euro-dollar to lows of $1.2389
before settling between $1.2290/05 into Europe. A fairly data light week
for the euro, Italian Q2 GDP Tuesday, German factory orders (Tues) and
IP (Weds) will provide interest. Focus will be on comments concerning
Spain and Italy. Offers $1.2445/50, bids $1.2380 ahead of $1.2360.
Traders flash up that a major US investment house provided the main
weight as rate drops back from $1.2393 to $1.2377. One traders says that
move cushioned by profit taking demand, from short term accounts that
shorted around the $1.2400 ahead of the move. Rate currently trades
around $1.2385.
Dollar-yen closed in NY Friday at Y78.55 after pulling back from a
session high Y78.77. The Global rally continued and Asian equities
opened on a bid tone and extended gains, dollar-yen lifted on the back
of this to Y78.65. Exporter sales weighed into the Tokyo fix, sharp
cross supply added weight and dollar printed session lows of Y78.34. Dip
demand recovered to Y78.45 and settle in a tight range as traders look
to the BOJ who meet later this week as speculation increases on further
easing to weaken the yen. Support seen on the downside at Y78.30, ahead
of Y78.10. Reported offers at Y78.75, stronger behind at Y79.00, ahead
of key resistance at Y79.17 from the 200 Day MA. Euro-yen closed in NY
at Y97.25 and consolidated late European gains following better than
expected US jobs data. The cross largely tracked euro-dollar moves with
early demand in Asia lifting to Y97.80, profit take sales eased off
highs, rate extended losses on exporter supply through the fix to
Y97.25. Support seen at Y97.10, stronger behind at Y97.00, reported
offers at Y97.80, stops set on a break of Y98.00.
Cable closed in NY at $1.5640 after recovering from an initial post NFP
react low of $1.5518 to a high of $1.5658 before settling between
$1.5630/50 into the close. Rate pushed up to $1.5657 into early Asia
before dropping back to $1.5601, the dip attracting strong demand that
lifted rate up to extended highs of $1.5666. Cable's recovery was led by
euro-dollar's stronger move, with euro-sterling extending its recent
recovery with trade overnight contained by stg0.7920/0.79475, after
seeing a high in NY of stg0.7924. Cable eased off highs to $1.5614
before settling between $1.5615/30 into Europe. Halifax House price data
due up at 0700GMT but main domestic interest will be focused on this
week's (Weds) release of the BOE Inflation Report. A downgrading of the
growth forecast expected, possibly below 0% for 2012, as well as to
revise down its year end inflation forecast. However, this outcome is
expected to be already in the price with markets to take direction on
BOE King's tone. Cable demand seen at $1.5620/15 ahead of stronger
interest into $1.5605/1.5590. Resistance $1.5650/55 ahead of $1.5666.
Option expiries for today's 1400GMT cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.2300, $1.2400, $1.2500(large)
* Dollar-yen; Y78.00, Y78.25, Y78.35, Y79.00, Y79.20
* Euro-yen; Y95.50
* Cable; $1.5600
* Aussie; $1.0500, $1.0520
Turning to the technical picture, the euro is back testing the top of
the Bollinger band as bulls also face Fibonacci resistance at $1.2445
and $1.2478. The 5 & 21-DMAs turn support at $1.2245/95.
Cable sees the 55, 21 & 5-DMAs turn support at $1.5586/96 as bulls face
moving average and Fibonacci resistance from $1.5735 (200-DMA) to
$1.5786 (a 50% retracement of the decline from 30 April to June 1.
Dollar-yen holds under the base of the Ichimoku cloud of Y79.42 with
initial MA and Ichimoku resistance at Y78.70 and Y79.01/17. This is
keeping bear's attention on June lows of Y77.66, despite the daily
studies turning higher, seeking a base. Initial support is at Y78.35
from the 5-DMA and Tenkan line.
Euro-yen also sees the daily studies attempt a recovery, although 10-day
momentum wanes. Bulls face Fibonacci resistance at Y97.88 and Y98.76 as
the 5 & 21-day moving averages turn support at Y96.35/38.
In other markets, the major European bourses are initially seen trading
narrowly mixed Monday. Spreadbetters Cantor Index are calling the FTSE
down 3, the DAX up 27 and the CAC up 14.
US index futures are marking time in Asia, consolidating Friday's solid
gains. The S&P Sep mini contract was last ahead by 0.25 points at
1389.25, with the Nasdaq Sep mini 3.25 points higher at 2674.25.
Japan's benchmark stock indices are higher Monday. The Nikkie is ahead
by 2.04% at 8728.85, with the TOPIX ahead by 1.77% at 736.78.
Crude futures modestly lower in Asian trade, giving back a little of the
gains seen in Friday's post-jobs session. The front-month WTI contract
was last trading at $91.14, down 26 cents, having traded a range of
$90.95 to $91.47 in Asia.
Looking ahead, and after a busy calendar last week, this week gets off
to a slow start.
UK data gets things started with the latest Halifax House Price Index at
0700GMT, while UK new car registrations data is also due, at 0800GMT.
At 0930GMT, the German government gives a press conference in Berlin,
although there is no major European economic data on the schedule for
Monday.
US events start at 1330GMT, when Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke
speaks via recorded video to the 32nd General Conference of the
International Association for Research in Income and Wealth, taking
place in Boston.
US data also starts at 1330GMT with the weekly MNI Capital Goods Index.
The US Employment Trends Index for July follows at 1400GMT, while at
1430GMT, the weekly MNI Retail Trade Index is due.
Later US data sees the 1900GMT release of Treasury STRIPS data for July.
... zbieraj pips do pipa bo jak nie to z depo będzie lipa... G."niemiaszek"