Jak dla mnie pary frankowe to jednak walenie ludzi w H**A żeby złapać ich na wzrosty. Takie ustawianie parki. Tam nie ma póki co sygnałów. Wychyla się jak nurek z wody, żeby powietrza złapać i potem dalej DOWN.
Sam Franek jest UP, zgadza się. Przeczytałem na początku, że pary z frankiem UP.
* World stocks hover at five-week high
* European shares up as upbeat U.S. jobs data eyed
* Euro under pressure on banking sector jitters
* Brent prices fall as previous day's rally spurs profit-taking
By Emelia Sithole-Matarise
LONDON, July 8 (Reuters) - World stocks hovered at five-week highs on Friday in anticipation of strong U.S. jobs data which could boost optimism about the economy, while oil prices fell as investors booked profits after sharp gains the previous day.
The euro came under pressure on concerns that the single currency bloc's banking sector was struggling as the sovereign debt crisis festers, reversing a bounce against the dollar the previous day.
But the major focus was on the U.S. jobs data due later in the session.
A report on Thursday showing U.S. companies hired four times more workers in June than in May prompted several economists to raise forecasts for the government's non-farm payrolls report later in the day, spurring demand for riskier assets.
Economists in a Reuters survey last week forecast an increase of 90,000 non-farm jobs after May's gain of 54,000. But economists now believe employment probably rose anywhere between 125,000 and 175,000.
European stocks edged up, tracking gains in Asian and U.S. stocks overnight after weekly jobless claims added to expectations the U.S. economy was bouncing back from a soft patch. The pan-European share index last up 0.2 percent.
"It's all about the non-farm payrolls. The market will be expecting a higher number after the ADP report," Philip Isherwood, European equities strategist at Evolution Securities, said.
"It seems to me the soft patch that people thought would turn into recession is overstated."
The MSCI world equity index inched up, staying at five-week peaks hit on Thursday on rising optimism about the global economy.
It is up almost 6 percent this year and has outperformed its emerging market counterpart by a factor of three. Investors expect this gap to narrow in coming weeks as the improving economic outlook is likely to encourage investors to sustain a shift towards emerging market assets that began last week.
EURO UNDER PRESSURE
Brent crude oil CLc1 prices fell as the previous day's rally prompted some to take profit before the U.S. jobs report. ICE Brent crude was down 0.5 percent at $117.99 after falling as low as $117.62 earlier.
U.S. Treasuries extended the previous day's falls triggered by upbeat data. The benchmark 10-year T-note yield was up two basis points at 3.16 percent, nearing a six-week high of 3.22 percent hit last week.
German Bund prices bucked the softer trend in safe-haven government debt, rising after a draft European Union document showed countries were set to pledge support for banks that fail stress tests.
The yield premium of Italian government debt over benchmark Bunds rose to a euro-era record high of 228 basis points on worries that the weaker euro zone economies that are already in a delicate fiscal situation would be in an even worse situation if they were forced to bail out some of their banks.
The euro reversed gains against the dollar with concerns about the region's banks ahead of the release of a round of stress tests next week offsetting the fillip from the European Central Bank offer on Thursday to provide liquidity to hard-pressed Portugal regardless of its ratings.
"The market is nervous about the broader health of the euro zone given its debt problems... what the banking sector will look like after this, and how we resolve the peripheral issue, and that will always limit the upside for the euro," Daragh Maher, senior currency strategist at Credit Agricole CIB said.
The euro was last 0.3 percent down against the dollar at $1.4312.
Demand for perceived safe-haven gold wavered ahead of the U.S. jobs data, with spot gold last 0.3 percent down at $1.5261 an ounce. (Additional reporting by Brian Gorman and Naomi Tajitsu)
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/ ... sDollarRpt
USTAWIAJĄ SIĘ JUŻ HARDO POD DANE. TAKŻE PO DANYCH BĘDZIE NIC NIE WARTA BUJANKA. ZREALIZUJĄ ZYSKI I PARY POWRÓCĄ DO STANU SPRZED GODZINY. TAK SIĘ MNIE ZDAJE. ALE ILE STOPÓW PĘKNIE TO GŁOWA MAŁA
Strata zmalała dwukrotnie. Nie piramiduję bo wkrótce korekta i konsolidacja przed danymi.
WYCZEKUJMY FRANCUSKIEJ PROPAGANDY OJRO!!!
WARSAW/PARIS (Reuters) - French media group Vivendi is among potential buyers targeted by the main shareholder of Polish broadcaster TVN
I nie mam na myśli tylko tradingu. Jednym z moich życiowych pytań było po co studiować filozofię. Teraz wiem - żeby grać na forex!! 
