DayTrading: Poniedziałek 19.11.2012

[robsoy]

jeżeli chodzi o USD\PLN to wg moich kresek tylko S przewiduję lekkie podbicie3,24 sam zapodałem S przy 3,250 i zjazd poniżej 3.0870,wiem ,że to nie dzisiaj,tylko końcem roku na parach złotowych gram zawsze na LONG termin

[moczymorda]

a ile przewidujesz na edku na koniec roku,zakładam ze 1.2690 juz nie zostanie złamane?

[robsoy]

a ile przewidujesz na edku na koniec roku,zakładam ze 1.2690 juz nie zostanie złamane?

możliwe mam 2 scenariusze 1 l na poz.1,2670-1,2680 2 scen. L 1,2620 ten drugi słabo widzę ,wszystko zależy od usraków

[Hodis]

Moja zawodna intuicja mi mówi, że coś koło 1.2950 ;d

[robsoy]

Moja zawodna intuicja mi mówi, że coś koło 1.2950 ;d

owszem poziom ok ja pisałem o tych dolnych ale jeszcze w listopadzie

[Nowy123]

Broke Beggars Again Are Choosers: Greece Refuses To Comply With Latest Troika Demands
Tyler Durden's picture
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/19/2012 14:25 -0500

European Central Bank
Greece



It has been a while since broke Greece, which has been begging Europe for the 5 month delayed €31.5 billion tranche, which will be used to pay the ECB and other German banks, and not to enter the Greek economy, was a chooser. Today, the little country that could not, has once again stretched its feeble repo'ed muscles:

GREEK OFFICIAL SAYS GOVERNMENT WON'T ACCEPT NEW TROIKA REQUEST
GREEK OFFICIAL SAYS TROIKA WANTS 20,000 STATE EMPLOYEE SACKINGS
GREEK OFFICIAL SAYS COALITION PARTIES TO SET UP C'TEE FOR GOVT

Perhaps Greece forgot to clarify "by email" but certainly by fax, telex, or even carrier pigeon, because once the Troika calls it bluff, the "lost in translation" explanations will commence. Until then, the farce continues.

[mario199391]

Broke Beggars Again Are Choosers: Greece Refuses To Comply With Latest Troika Demands
Tyler Durden's picture
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/19/2012 14:25 -0500

European Central Bank
Greece



It has been a while since broke Greece, which has been begging Europe for the 5 month delayed €31.5 billion tranche, which will be used to pay the ECB and other German banks, and not to enter the Greek economy, was a chooser. Today, the little country that could not, has once again stretched its feeble repo'ed muscles:

GREEK OFFICIAL SAYS GOVERNMENT WON'T ACCEPT NEW TROIKA REQUEST
GREEK OFFICIAL SAYS TROIKA WANTS 20,000 STATE EMPLOYEE SACKINGS
GREEK OFFICIAL SAYS COALITION PARTIES TO SET UP C'TEE FOR GOVT

Perhaps Greece forgot to clarify "by email" but certainly by fax, telex, or even carrier pigeon, because once the Troika calls it bluff, the "lost in translation" explanations will commence. Until then, the farce continues.

jak byscie zinterpretowali te dane?

[maniek74]

Broke Beggars Again Are Choosers: Greece Refuses To Comply With Latest Troika Demands
Tyler Durden's picture
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/19/2012 14:25 -0500

European Central Bank
Greece



It has been a while since broke Greece, which has been begging Europe for the 5 month delayed €31.5 billion tranche, which will be used to pay the ECB and other German banks, and not to enter the Greek economy, was a chooser. Today, the little country that could not, has once again stretched its feeble repo'ed muscles:

GREEK OFFICIAL SAYS GOVERNMENT WON'T ACCEPT NEW TROIKA REQUEST
GREEK OFFICIAL SAYS TROIKA WANTS 20,000 STATE EMPLOYEE SACKINGS
GREEK OFFICIAL SAYS COALITION PARTIES TO SET UP C'TEE FOR GOVT

Perhaps Greece forgot to clarify "by email" but certainly by fax, telex, or even carrier pigeon, because once the Troika calls it bluff, the "lost in translation" explanations will commence. Until then, the farce continues.

jak byscie zinterpretowali te dane?

google translate i pojechał

[mario199391]

Broke Beggars Again Are Choosers: Greece Refuses To Comply With Latest Troika Demands
Tyler Durden's picture
Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/19/2012 14:25 -0500

European Central Bank
Greece



It has been a while since broke Greece, which has been begging Europe for the 5 month delayed €31.5 billion tranche, which will be used to pay the ECB and other German banks, and not to enter the Greek economy, was a chooser. Today, the little country that could not, has once again stretched its feeble repo'ed muscles:

GREEK OFFICIAL SAYS GOVERNMENT WON'T ACCEPT NEW TROIKA REQUEST
GREEK OFFICIAL SAYS TROIKA WANTS 20,000 STATE EMPLOYEE SACKINGS
GREEK OFFICIAL SAYS COALITION PARTIES TO SET UP C'TEE FOR GOVT

Perhaps Greece forgot to clarify "by email" but certainly by fax, telex, or even carrier pigeon, because once the Troika calls it bluff, the "lost in translation" explanations will commence. Until then, the farce continues.

jak byscie zinterpretowali te dane?

google translate i pojechał

(o interpretacje na wykresach mi chodzilo):}

[Coluche]

Greki nie takie gupie