Pogaduchy przy porannej kawie

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spare no men...

[Sildra]

Mozesz rozwinac te frazę?

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Failure is not an option... spare no men - tak mi się skojarzyły te wojenne okrzyki
Rynek nie ma dzisiaj zamiaru bawić się w ceregiele - albo ktoś jest z rynkiem i nie nie może zliczyć spadających pipsów, albo jest rozjechany i liże rany jeżeli ma jeszcze co lizać.
A ja mam miksa bo co mi spadło na jednym rynku to wzrosło na drugim. I może byłbym nawet szczęśliwy gdyby nie to że... stoję w miejscu. Inaczej mówiąc zapędziłem się nieco za daleko.
Zyski z tego będą. Ale dopiero jak zacznę to rozbrajać z obu stron i to najwcześniej w przyszłym tygodniu

Jakby kto pytał to Benek nie powiedział absolutnie nic ciekawego. Zgodnie z oczekiwaniami.

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6 minutes ago | May 10th, 2013 16:12:36 GMT
Here comes the profit taking

by Ryan Littlestone

USD/JPY coming off the highs near 102 to 101.50.

We’ll get our first taste of where the dip buyers are at least.

The first slide met support at 101.70 and 101.50 is holding for now.

It’s now going to depend on how much money from the move up comes off the table.

Dollar reversal in EUR and GBP as they both come off the lows.

EUR/USD up to 1.2967

GBP/USD 1.5341

AUD/USD back up through 1.000.

Don’t chase this one folks. The market hasn’t come all this way to give it back up on a Friday afternoon.

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Hmm, nie to żebym ścigał się z odbiciem ale kupiłem przedpole Grunwaldu $1425 i jakoś nie widać żebym miał z tym problem... może jeszcze zamknę przed weekendem z zyskiem?

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Ostatnie niecałe 48 godzin (w załączeniu).
Na razie mamy odbicie i to można by powiedzieć nabierające rumieńców,
Ale czy tak będzie czy nie okaże się pod koniec sesji USA. Szczególnie ostatnie pół godziny NYSE - tzw. end of money - koniec (nowych) pieniędzy.
I teraz możemy wrócić do największej tajemnicy spekulanta… gdzie to było, lata temu... jak nie znajdę to napiszę ale nie jestem pewien czy dzisiaj bo tak piękny majowy weekend ma swoje wezwanie

[niemiaszek]

CFTC: Speculative accounts added to their net euro short position as well as
their net yen short position as of May 7, according to U.S. CFTC data released
late Friday. The CFTC's COT report - non-commercial, futures-only section,
excluding options - showed speculators had a net euro short position of -33,533
contracts as of Tuesday, compared to last week's net euro short of -30,149 and
the net short of -65,701 contracts seen the week ending April 2, which was the
largest net euro short position since November 27. Spec accounts had a net yen
short of -78,560 contracts as per May 7, versus last week's net short of -71,127
contracts and the net yen short of -93,411 contracts seen the week ending April
16, which was very close to the yen short of -94,401 contracts from Dec 11,
which was the largest net yen short position since July 2007. The record net yen
short of -188,077 contracts was seen June 26, 2007. The euro closed near $1.3168
and dollar-yen at Y97.45 May 7 , which compared to closing levels Friday at
$1.2977 and Y101.58.


coś się święci na jenie, pejsatym zaczyna się ta zabawa nie podobać ... więc zobaczymy co przyniesie poniedziałek
może mi się tworzy jakaś teoria spiskowa , ale jak coś więcej będę wiedział to się podzielę

17:35
DOLLAR-YEN: as picked up by CitiFX Wire
UK Press: US says Japan pushing boundaries The Daly Telegraph writes on its
'business news and markets: live' blog that: "The US warns that Japan is pushing
the boundaries of international agreements to avoid competitive currency
devaluations ahead of G7." No more details as of yet and the market seems
unperturbed as USDJPY closes in on 102.00

17:57
DOLLAR-YEN: backs away from reported barriers at Y102.00 with a high of Y101.98.
Decent size barriers at that level along with market talk of a one touch Y102.50
for Monday Tokyo cut (3pm tokyo) expiry. Talk from US secretary Lew is maybe a
sign that G7 not happy with Japan when he said "I'm just going to refer back to
the ground rules and the fact that we've made clear that we'll keep an eye on
that."The dollar in general has a slight corrective pullback as euro-dollar
bounced of support at $1.2936 at the same time as dollar-yen backed away from
y102.00. Support at Y101.64 and Y101.43 expected.


YEN VIEW: BNP argue that BoJ is banking on a shift in the Philips curve via yen
depreciation to achieve their 2% inflation target. " If the yen weakens, prices
will be boosted by the resulting imported inflation. As the inflation rate tends
to rise 0.2pp when the yen falls 10%, if the yen were to weaken 50% (rise to 120
USDJPY from 80), that would lift core CPI one year from now by roughly 1pp.
This, together with the output-gap improvements (envisaged by the BoJ), would
make the goal of 2% inflation within two years a real possibility. Of course,
for inflationary expectations to take root, expectations of a weaker yen must
also take root." This came out yesterday right before the move through Y100 and
got lost in the ensuing chaos .


YEN VIEW: Theo Papathanasiou, FX Trader at Saxo Capital Markets: "JPY moved
through significant levels of 100.00 yesterday. The market was caught off guard
and is still not positioned for it, which has extended the move (to a high of
101.74) today and is likely to extend USD strength in coming days more still.
USD strength is apparent everywhere. US economic data driven, but important USD
upside technical levels (of resistance) in USD Index levels of 83.50 coming up
soon. Risk is fully on as equities continue to print new highs."


DOLLAR-YEN: Analysts at Brown Brothers Harriman feel that although they do not
expect that broadbased dollar strength will continue in a sustained manner in
EM space, the yen could be different as "after the JPY100 level broke in North
American yesterday, that Japanese investors turned into buyers of foreign bonds.
This is an important signal for the yen bears. They have been selling yen partly
in expectation that this is what Japanese investors will do as they are
displaced from the local bond market by the BOJ's qualitative and quantitative
easing. However, this had not materialized until now."

[Mighty Baz]

http://wiadomosci.onet.pl/swiat/chiny-i ... omosc.html

nowa oś świata?
Dawniej USA- ZSRR, a teraz Indie-Chiny.

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Bynajmniej.
Po prostu duży i szybki przepływ kapitału ze "starego" do "nowego"
Ten największy kapitał jest bardzo powolny. Ale jak zrobi wreszcie zakręt to ogonem zamiata wszystko z pobocza...
Choć prawdę mówiąc tak po mojemu i trzech browarach, ten naprawdę duży kapitał tak naprawdę dopiero co się budzi... mogę się mylić - to tyko takie moje przemyślenia...

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A teraz radźcie sobie sami bo idę degustować wysokie destylaty