Pogaduchy przy porannej kawie

[mike_05]

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taka ciekawostka odnośnie złota

Sorki ale zaspany jakiś jestem... co to ma pokazywać? Tak na oko zaznaczone są impulsy... i jak zwykle szlag może trafić tego co szuka tych Elliotowych podziałów

[Stforex]

Każdy widzi co widzi.
Mnie to przypomina raczej zorganizowany wykup. Tak, jakby jakaś b.duża instytucja miała wycenioną rentowność powyżej tego poziomu i skupowała zastrzykami - partiami zleceń. To co jest dalej, to moim zdaniem realizacja zysków short i może midtermów, które muszą szybko podrasować wyniki - korekta. Wchodzili po 1500-1600, nic dziwnego, że teraz biorą zyski. Może papierowcy? A skup był na rynku fizycznym? Albo skup dostaw? Czy może przepustowość drukarek na 4 zmiany? Ktoś pisał, że złota nie można drukować .

[Stforex]

BOE: This is the last week for BoE Asset Purchase Facility purchase operation, where sizes have been adjusted to ensure that the MPC's target of Stg375bn is met by its November meeting.

EURO-POLISH: The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) said earlier that Poland's GDP is expected to grow 2.5% in 2012 and 2.2% in 2013. The forecast is downgraded from 2.9% and 2.4% figures expected by the bank back in July.

GERMAN PRESS: ECB President Mario Draghi supports the proposal of Germany's Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble for a "currency commissioner" who would have power to intervene in the national fiscal policies of EU member states, the ECB chief told German magazine Der Spiegel in an interview released over the weekend. Schaeuble recently suggested that the authority of the EU's Economic and Monetary Affairs Commissioner be significantly enhanced to include power over national budgets should they be out of line with Eurozone fiscal rules. "I am fully in favour of it. Governments would be wise to seriously consider it," Draghi told the magazine. "I firmly believe that in order to restore confidence in the euro area, countries need to transfer part of their sovereignty to the European level."

GERMAN PRESS: The ECB will not use its new bond buying program to completely eliminate differences in Eurozone interest rates, because the spreads represent an important incentive for governments with higher borrowing costs to pursue economic reforms, ECB President Mario Draghi said in an interview with the German magazine Der Spiegel released over the weekend.

GERMAN PRESS: Germany aims to lower federal net new borrowing to zero in 2014, German daily Bild reported over the weekend, citing government sources. According to the newspaper, the chancellery and the finance ministry are currently pondering over ways to achieve this goal.

To jest dobre. Hitler był głupcem, że próbował zdobyć Europę siłą...

UK: BoE Deputy Governor and Monetary Policy Committee member Charlie Bean has welcomed the strong UK Q3 GDP outturn as 'good news' (stronger than BoE's expectation) but warned that the bigger picture is one of an economy 'bumping along the bottom'. In an interview with Murgnaghan program on Sky News Bean said "But we should avoid getting over-excited. About half of it was simply due to recovery from the second quarter when output was depressed because of the extra bank holiday for the Jubilee."

[mryko]

To powiało nieźle za Atlantykiem, pierwsza taka sytuacja od 1985 roku aby z powodu pogody zawiesić notowania giełdy.

[Stforex]

NOWOTNY: ECB cannot forgive Greek debt - Forgiving debt would be state financing - Any debt cut must come from eurozone members

BOE Bankstats: Foreign Investors Net Buyers Of Gilts In Sep ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Foreign investors were net buyers of gilts for the third month in a row in September, according to data from the Bank of England.

[niemiaszek]

Gold ETF holdings not moving despite price weakness

Gold held across the major ETFs rose to a new record last week, despite the ongoing price correction following the recent rejection of USD 1800. According to data compiled by Bloomberg, the total holdings reached 2,585 metric tons as of last Friday. The main driver for the recent sell-off has come from leveraged speculators in futures, which for a second week in a row reduced their exposure last week according to data compiled by the US CFTC.


From a recent peak of 759.8 metric tonnes, the futures and options exposure has now been reduced by 16 percent to 637 metric tonnes, some 70 percent of July 2011 peak, which begins to leave traders room to rebuild positions once support has been re-established.

Silver has, despite the deeper correction, not seen much in terms of long liquidation on either ETFs and futures. The latter has corrected less than 10 percent while holdings in ETFs has remained stable.

[niemiaszek]

CFTC: Heavy JPY selling and small CAD to AUD reshuffle seen
29-paź-2012
Speculators sold JPY by the biggest amount in 18 months during the week ending October 23, according to the latest data from the CFTC. The selling was in response to increased speculation that monetary conditions will be eased further at the BOJ meeting tomorrow Tuesday. This resulted in the aggregate short dollar position being reduced by USD 4.2 billion to 10.5 billion, the smallest short position in seven weeks, while CHF position turned net long for first time in a year.

Elsewhere the entrenched EUR short position continues to stabilize as the currency remained rangebound versus the dollar. In the commodity currencies, a small reshuffle was seen into AUD, with the net long positioning rising for the first time in four weeks out of CAD, which saw its fifth week of small long liquidation.

[Stforex]

ITALY: Italy 10-year yield spread 12bps wider at +342bps ahead of T-bill auction.
EURIBOR: 3-month euribor fixed at 0.196% vs 0.199% Friday: EBF
EURIBOR: 3-month euribor/OIS at 11.0 vs 11.1 Friday, according to MNI calculations.

[niemiaszek]

Commodity Momentum: Metals, energy point lower, agriculture mixed
29-paź-2012
A dividing line has continued to build between energy and metal commodities on one side and agriculture on the other. Strong negative momentum continues to engulf all four metals while the energy sector is on track to do the same with natural gas having lost positive momentum in recent days and about to turn negative today.

Agriculture commodities have been finding support from weather related issues but the potential drag from speculative long liquidation during this period of risk-off could see others join corn, which turned negative last Friday.