DayTrading: Czwartek 13.12.2012

[Scorpiman]

czy zloto nie powinno leciec up ja Ci dodrukowuja kaski ? jaja jak balony

euforia na gieldach bo wrzucili kase to juz jakas farsa

faktycznie jaja

w końcu to Boże Narodzenie się zbliża a nie Wielkanoc

oanda.com wskazuje, że wczoraj przybyło 10% doatkowych S-ek,
to musi się źle skończyć będą je wycinać (taki np. Bank)

a myślałem że wczoraj wszyscy pakowali L-ki?

[crok.]

czy zloto nie powinno leciec up ja Ci dodrukowuja kaski ? jaja jak balony

euforia na gieldach bo wrzucili kase to juz jakas farsa

faktycznie jaja

w końcu to Boże Narodzenie się zbliża a nie Wielkanoc

oanda.com wskazuje, że wczoraj przybyło 10% doatkowych S-ek,
to musi się źle skończyć będą je wycinać (taki np. Bank)

a myślałem że wczoraj wszyscy pakowali L-ki?

ja jestem w eL ale na u.chf od teraz bo wg mnie 0.9313 powinno doleciec.

[kluczyk1234]

Sądzicie, że dzisiaj podskoczy jeszcze do ostatnich szczytów ?

[niemiaszek]

Hello


EU:Eurozone politicians are back to the fore Thursday, as Eurozone finance
ministers meet to discuss the outcome of the Greek debt buyback and
whether to disburse the latest tranche of aid.
Later, EU leaders meet for their latest summit and they are expected to
rubber stamp the banking supervision deal agreed overnight by finance
ministers.
Additionally, leaders are expected to further discuss deeper fiscal
integration for the eurozone 17.
The data calendar gets underway at 0800GMT with the release of Spanish
November final HICP numbers.
Also at 0800GMT, ahead of EU Summit, German Chancellor Angela Merkel
delivers a government declaration in German parliament on the upcoming
summit to the Bundestag.
At 0830GMT, the SNB is scheduled to make its latest monetary policy
announcement.
More inflation data is expected at 0900GMT, with the release of Italian
November final HICP.
At 0900GMT, ECB Governing Council member Erkki Liikanen gives a press
conference on the economic outlook, in Helsinki.
The Eurozone finance ministers gather in Brussels at 0900GMT to discuss
Greece. Also at 0900GMT, the ECB will publish the November Monthly
Bulletin

EUROPE: EU finance minitser reach a compromise deal on bank regulation,
with all parties claining it as a good deal. The move appears to a first
step towards a banking union, although no final text has yet been
prepared. EU leaders will discuss and sign off on the deal later
Thursday. The deal gives the ECB oversight over nation's largets banks
and also paves teh way for ESM direct involvement in troubled banks.

EURO: Finance ministers agree European Central Bank to supervise eurozone banks,
wires report.



UK: The UK calendar starts at 0930GMT, with the release of the SMMT car
production figures for November. At 1000GMT, UK Treasury Officials are
scheduled to appear before the Treasury Select Committee to discuss the
Autumn Statement. At 1100GMT, the UK CBI Industrial trends survey for
December will cross the wires.

UK PRESS: German police have arrested five peopel at aDeutsche Bank
Frankfurt office over carbon permit trading, the Times reports

UK PRESS: Barclays are set to cut up to 2,000 jobs globally in its
investment banking business, the WSJ says, with the cuts expected to be
announced early next year.



EURO-DOLLAR: Closed in NY at $1.3072 after easing off post FOMC react
highs of $1.3097, finding support ahead of the close at $1.3060. Opening
trade in Asia saw rate pivot $1.3070, dipped to $1.3056 before picking
up fresh demand which lifted it to $1.3091 before it settled between
$1.3080/90 ahead of the European open. FOMC announced the widely
expected buying of $45bln of outright Treasuries, replacing Operation
Twist, and adding to the monthly $40bln MBS purchases, but the
announcement of the thresholds for hiking rates surprised, saying lows
rate would remain while unemployment above 6.5% and while inflation not
above 2.5% (though still expects this to keep earlier forecast of low
rates until 2015 unchanged). The dollar retains a soft undertone after
this announcement, though the unemployment call seen as hawkish. Offers
seen in place to $1.3100, a break to expose recent high at $1.3127.
Offers seen to $1.3130 with stops above, a break to open a move toward
$1.3150. Support $1.3050, $1.3035/30. SNB policy announcement at 0830GMT
the morning interest, along with Eurozone meetings on Greece.



CABLE: Closed in NY at $1.6150 after the rate had seen highs of $1.6172
post FOMC, with pullbacks supported at $1.6134 ahead of the close. Rate
came under pressure into early Asia, pivoted $1.6140 before getting
pressed to extended corrective pullback lows of $1.6125 ($1.6128 76.4%
$1.6113-1.6172) before meeting decent support, with rate able to recover
to $1.6146 ahead of the European open. Offers seen in place into
$1.6150, more at $1.6160 with a break here to expose Wednesday's high at
$1.6172. Further offers noted to $1.6180, a break here exposes $1.6200.
Support noted at $1.6125 ahead of $1.6115/00 with stops below.
Euro-sterling extended its recovery to stg0.8100 in NY , the rate
consolidating this move between stg0.8097-0.8109 in Asia, with stronger
resistance noted between stg0.8110/20. Cable will take direction from
euro-dollar moves, with some influence again to be seen from
sterling-yen, as this rate continues its recent buoyant tone. Analyst
comment on FOMC through the day, as well as Eurozone leaders meeting on
Greece of interest. CBI trends at 1100GMT providing domestic interest.


YEN: The eventual break above Y83.00 Wednesday, as the pressure pot
burst under the weight of buying, saw rate hit initial highs at Y83.20,
with reaction to the FOMC announcement fairly muted thereafter as rate
extend move to Y83.30. Rate was holding firm into the close , early
Asia provided some counter and eased it to Y83.13 before stronger
demand emerged into Tokyo which took rate on to an early high at Y83.44,
meeting option linked offers ahead of a barrier at Y83.50. However,
upside pressure quickly took this level out, extending move to Y83.64
before clawing its way on to Y83.67 ahead of the European open. Offers
now seen in place ahead of Y83.75, more toward barrier interest at
Y84.00. Euro-yen closed in NY at Y108.77 after making a brief show above
Y109.00 post FOMC. Soft yen and strong euro acted to boost this rate's
recovery through Asia to Y109.46, meeting resistance from offers placed
toward Y109.50. Further offers noted at Y109.80/85. Fall out from last
night's FOMC will continue to influence. Leveraged names have been noted
buyers of dollar-yen in Asia, with Japanese profit takers countering.

DOLLAR-YEN: One local trader notes sell interest seen in place from
Y83.70 and extends into Y84.00 (barrier interest has been mentioned
here0. Traders have noted the strong demand overnight, continuing the
trend from Wednesday following the eventual break of Y83.00, and expect
the mentioned Y83.70/00 sell area to attract profit take sell orders as
well as market turns attention toward Sunday's election. Rate currently
trades around Y83.60. Support seen at Y83.40 and Y83.10/00, this
trader adds.

EURO-YEN: Makes a show above Y109.50 into early Europe, with traders
noting Japanese margin traders as adding to the early demand. Rate
touched Y109.54, currently trading around Y109.50. Next resistance seen
at Y109.80/85, more toward Y110.00.

JAPAN STOCKS CLOSE: Japan's benchmark stock indices ended Thursday's
session higher, boosted by the weaker yen. The Nikkei 225 was higher by
161.27 points, or 1.68%, at 9742.73. Just ahead of the close, the
broader-based TOPIX was higher by 8.94 points at 800.23. Preliminary
volume in the Nikkei stocks totalled 1.852 Bn shares, with 172 issues
higher, 40 lower and 13 unchanged.


AUSSIE: Trade through Asia contained by $1.0541/58, consolidating off
post FOMC highs of $1.0586, but seen recovering into early European trade.
Aussie-yen seen as the main play as the Japanese currency continues to
trade with a soft tone. Aussie-dollar demand seen at $1.0520, more into
$1.0500, offers $21.0585 through to barrier interest at $1.0600, with
stops placed on a break of $1.0610.


GOLD: Spot gold prices are trading lower Thursday after ending the
previous trading day relatively unchanged. Spot gold ended Wednesday's
session $1.35 higher at $1711.65/oz after initially spiking to around
$1720/oz after the conclusion of the two-day FOMC meeting, where the US
Federal Reserve confirmed a plan to purchase $45bln in Treasurys each
month in addition to the $40bln in mortgage backed securities that it
purchases each month. Gold prices have been subject to some profit
taking during Asian hours this morning, with some sell stop-loss orders
driving the market lower after prices breached $1708 and $1700/oz, with
thinner than normal market conditions towards year end contributing to
price volatility. A moderate squeeze higher in FX pair euro-dollar has
helped stabilise gold prices for the time being, after spot gold fell
away sharply to intra-day lows of $1694.35/oz from a high of
$1711.95/oz. Spot gold now trades at $1699.80/oz, down $11.85 on the
session.


OIL: January NYMEX WTI futures are trading lower Thursday, giving back
some of the gains posted during the previous day. January WTI futures
ended Wednesday's session up $0.98, or 1.1%, at $86.77 per barrel, after
trading in a $85.68 to $87.68 range. The gains came following the FOMC's
decision to buy $45bln in Treasurys each month in addition to the $40bln
in mortgage backed securities that it purchases each month. Gains,
however, were slightly held in check after an earlier report from the US
Energy Information Administration (EIA) showed that crude oil stockpiles
rose by 800,000 barrels last week, against market expectations for a
decline. This morning, January WTI prices initially slipped to lows of
$86.38 a barrel from a high of $86.78 and now remain in negative
territory currently trading $86.53 a barrel, down 24 cents on the
session.


NATURAL GAS: NYMEX January natural gas prices are trading in negative
territory Thursday extending their losses seen from the previous day.
January natural gas futures ended Wednesday's session 3 cents lower at
$3.382 per million British thermal units (mln Btu) after sliding early
on to $3.366, its lowest level since late October. Declines posted
yesterday came for the fifth straight session, with the front month
contract now shedding nearly 9% in the last five sessions. Prices remain
under pressure amid comfortable supplies and forecasts for relatively
mild weather forecast for much of next week. In terms of supply, focus
now turns to the next US Energy Information Administration (EIA) report,
due to be published later today at 1530GMT, with polls suggesting
inventories to have fallen by just 4bln cubic feet (c/f) last week.
Natural gas prices have remained weak for much of this morning's Asian
session, extending lower from an intra-day high of $3.407 to a low of
$3.370 and now trade at $3.372 per mln Btu.


FX: Option expiries for today's 1000EST cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.2950, $1.3080, $1.3150, $1.3155, $1.3175
* Dollar-yen; Y82.80, Y82.75, Y82.50, Y82.45
* Cable; $1.6200, $1.6100
* Aussie; $1.0450, $1.0465, $1.0500, $1.0520, $1.06550, $1.0560
* Kiwi; $0.8400


SPAIN AUCTION PREVIEW: Spain's Tesoro Publico taps its 3.75% Oct
2015 Bono, 5.50% July 2017 Obligaciones and 4.90% July 2040 Obligaciones
issues Thursday for between E1.0bln-E2.0bln indicative size. This is
the final bond auction from Spain this year and concludes its E86.0bln
gross funding programme, with Tesoro now well into pre-funding for 2013.
Demand is seen underpinned by small auction size and heavy
redemption/coupon payments this week in the eurozone, but the fact the
market has absorb a 30-year bond for the first time since May 2011 --
is seen as challenging, according to traders. The auction comes ahead of
the Italian 3-/15-year BTP bond auction and also EU Summit/Eurogroup
meeting to decide how to cover the Greek E1.29bln shortfall post bond
buy-back in order to unlock the E34bln loan tranche. The 3.75% Oct 2015
Bono was last sold on Dec 5 for E2.12bln at average yield 3.39% and
covered 2.0 times. The 5.50% July 2017 Obligaciones was last sold on Nov
22 for E650mln at an average yield of 4.48% and then covered 2.61 times.
Auction results are due around 0940GMT.


ITALY AUCTION PREVIEW: Italy sells a new 3-year benchmark
2.75% Dec 2015 BTP for E2.5bln-E3.5bln and also tap its 15-year
benchmark 4.50% Mar 2026 BTP issue Thursday for between E500mln-E750mln.
The auction is seen underpinned by heavy reinvestment flows due this
week from Italy, which includes redemption payment for E18.69bln and
coupon payment for E1.4bln. In addition, the auction comes after
successful sale of 12-month T-bill issue on Wednesday and seen as relief
given the political uncertainty after PM Mario Monti announced his
intention to resign once the 2013 budget has been passed in parliament.
Grey market pricing sees the new 2.75% Dec 2015 BTP at 2.575% mid-yield
or 7.5bps above 4.50% July 2015 BTP issue. For comparison purposes, the
4.50% July 2015 BTP was last sold on Nov 14 for E3.5bln at an average
yield of 2.64% and then covered 1.50 times. The 4.50% Mar 2026 BTP
trades at 4.797% mid-yield and was last sold on Sep 13 for E1.5bln at an
average yield of 5.32% and then covered 1.50 times. Auction results are
due around 1010GMT.


EUROZONE: Timeline of key events in the eurozone for next few weeks:
- Dec 13 German Merkel delivers govt declaration in German parliament
- Dec 13 Eurozone FinMins discuss Greece, in Brussels
- Dec 13 ECB to publish November Monthly Bulletin
- Dec 13/14 EU Summit (to discuss Van Rompuy report)
- Dec 13/14 IMF and ECB hold joint conference on fiscal governance
- Dec 13 Spain 2015-/2017-/2040 bond auction for up to E2.0bln
- Dec 13 ECB to publish November Monthly Bulletin
- Dec 13 Italy sells new 2015 BTP and taps 2026 BTP for up to E4.25bln
- Dec 14 Germany upper house to vote on German 2013 budget bill
- Dec 14 EMU Dec flash manufacturing/services PMI data
- Dec 14 Greece T-bill redemption for E2.0bln
- Dec 14 Italy T-bill redemption for E10.7bln
- Dec 14 Spain T-bill redemption for E8.927bln
- Dec 15 Italy BTP bond redemption for E18.686bln
- Dec 17 ECB Draghi to appear before European Parliament

[Kundziu]

Scorpiman dobrałeś L?
Ja właśnie teraz dorzuciłem L bo jesteśmy w ZL H1, która pokrywa się również z z ZLM15. Będzie pewnie trochę problemu żeby przejść 1.3105 ale chyba dadzą rade. Większego przystanku spodziewam się przy wiadomo - 1.3125.

[pkubiu]

Chłopaki właśnie przyjechałam z szkolenia z Mikołajek( jeszcze mnie głowa boli) ale jazda na edku co się stało Ben-wi worek z kasa sie rozsypał
dokąd zmierzamy na edku?

-- Dodano: 13 gru 2012, 08:42 --

Chłopaki właśnie przyjechałam z szkolenia z Mikołajek( jeszcze mnie głowa boli) ale jazda na edku co się stało Ben-wi worek z kasa sie rozsypał
dokąd zmierzamy na edku?

[Nowy123]

Patrze na EUR JENA to tam na D1 przy takim parciu to jesli robia zygzaka to na dl termin 112,xx w Niedziele wybory chyba ze po wyborach rynek powie sprawdzam i czy te obiecanki spelni ten....

[pkubiu]

sprawdzam - jak dojdzie do luzowania to najszybciej w marcu i myslicie ze do de go czasu będzie cały czas rosło?

[niemiaszek]

wersja poglądowa AT
sporo tego, ale popatrzeć można....


13-gru-2012 6:01
AUSSIE TECHS: Spikes Above Upper Bollinger Expected To Continue
RES 4: $1.0856 - 2012 high Feb 29
RES 3: $1.0693 - High Mar 7
RES 2: $1.0624 - Monthly high Sept 14
RES 1: $1.0583 - High Dec 12
LATEST PRICE: 1.0550
SUP 1: $1.0523 - Low Dec 12
SUP 2: $1.0463 - Low Dec 11
SUP 3: $1.0447 - 21 day moving average
SUP 4: $1.0442 - Low Dec 6
COMMENTARY: Immediate focus remains on the Sept monthly highs for the AUD/USD
with a break above then seeing the 2012 highs come into the picture. Below the
21-DMA is needed to shift focus back to Nov monthly lows with a close below the
Dec 6 low now needed for a confirmation of a break of the 21-DMA. The upper
Bollinger band comes in at $1.0565 today with spikes above expected to continue.


13-gru-2012 6:02
KIWI TECHS: Below 21-DMA Needed To Shift Focus Lower
RES 4: $0.8840 - Monthly high Aug 1 2011
RES 3: $0.8677 - High Aug 3 2011
RES 2: $0.8568 - High Aug 31 2011
RES 1: $0.8469 - 2012 high Feb 29
LATEST PRICE: 0.8442
SUP 1: $0.8386 - Low Dec 12
SUP 2: $0.8284 - Low Dec 6
SUP 3: $0.8249 - 21 day moving average
SUP 4: $0.8215 - Low Dec 4
COMMENTARY: The Kiwi continues to oscillate around the sharply rising 21 day
upper Bollinger band ($0.8438) with current focus firmly on retests of the 2012
highs set back in late Feb. A close below the initial support at $0.8386 is
needed to relieve the current topside pressure with back below the 21-DMA now
needed to shift focus back to retests of the Nov monthly lows.


13-gru-2012 6:03
AUSSIE-YEN TECHS: Fast Approaching 2012 High
RES 4: Jpy94.93 - High Aug 28 2008
RES 3: Jpy90.74 - Monthly high Sept 28 2008
RES 2: Jpy89.63 - High Apr 28 2011
RES 1: Jpy88.64 - 2012 high Mar 19
LATEST PRICE: 88.20
SUP 1: Jpy87.70 - Hourly support Dec 13
SUP 2: Jpy86.90 - Low Dec 12
SUP 3: Jpy85.92 - 21 day moving average
SUP 4: Jpy85.27 - Low Nov 28
COMMENTARY: AUD/JPY is fast approaching the 2012 high set on Mar 19 with a close
above then targeting the monthly highs from Sept 2008. Spikes above the sharply
rising upper Bollinger band (Jpy87.91) are expected to continue with a close
back below the Dec 12 low needed to relieve the immediate topside pressure.
Overall a close below the 21-DMA is needed to shift focus lower.


13-gru-2012 6:04
DOLLAR-SING TECHS: Narrow Ranges Persist
RES 4: Sgd1.2313 - 100 day moving average
RES 3: Sgd1.2296 - High Nov 16
RES 2: Sgd1.2271 - Double daily top Nov 19 & 21
RES 1: Sgd1.2243 - High Nov 28
LATEST PRICE: 1.2212
SUP 1: Sgd1.2172 - Low Dec 4
SUP 2: Sgd1.2153 - 2012 low Oct 22 2012
SUP 3: Sgd1.2074 - Low Sept 8 2011
SUP 4: Sgd1.2021 - Low Aug 31 2011
COMMENTARY: USD/SGD remains confined to narrow ranges with above the Nov 28 high
needed to confirm a break back above the 21-DMA (Sgd1.2220) and shift focus to
retests of the Nov 16 high. While Nov 28 highs cap the risk of a retest of 2012
low remains. The relatively flat lower Bollinger comes in around the Dec 4 lows
today which adds significance to this region with closes below the lower Bolli a
rarity.


13-gru-2012 6:05
DOLLAR-WON TECHS: Targeting Falling Daily Channel Base
RES 4: Krw1109.9 - Previous daily support now resistance
RES 3: Krw1094.4 - High Nov 16
RES 2: Krw1182.9 - 21 day moving average
RES 1: Krw1180.7 - Previous daily support now resistance
LATEST PRICE: 1072.5
SUP 1: Krw1071.5 - 2012 low Dec 12
SUP 2: Krw1060.4 - Monthly low Sept 2
SUP 3: Krw1051.5 - Falling daily channel base
SUP 4: Krw1048.3 - 2011 low Aug 1
COMMENTARY: USD/KRW is pausing ahead of the fresh 2012 lows with initial
resistance now noted at the Krw1180.7 level. We will continue to look for a
close above the 21-DMA to relieve the immediate downside pressure with a close
above the Nov 16 highs needed to shift focus higher and the 55-DMA also noted
around this level today. While the focus remains lower we will continue to
target the falling daily channel base.


13-gru-2012 6:06
GOLD TECHS: Spike Above 21-DMA Quickly Reversed
RES 4: $1795.9 - 2012 high Oct 5
RES 3: $1754.0 - Monthly high Nov 23
RES 2: $1735.0 - Previous daily support now resistance
RES 1: $1718.9 - 21 day moving average
LATEST PRICE: 1701.2
SUP 1: $1685.6 - Low Dec 5
SUP 2: $1673.0 - Low Nov 5
SUP 3: $1661.3 - 200 day moving average
SUP 4: $1646.2 - Low Aug 31
COMMENTARY: Yesterday's spike above the 21-DMA has been quickly reversed and we
continue to look for a close above the $1735 level as confirmation of a break of
the 21-DMA and a subsequent shift higher in focus. For now focus remains on
retests of the $1660-75 region with the 200-DMA noted at $1661.6. The 21 day
lower Bollinger continues to head lower with spikes below expected to resume.


13-gru-2012 7:02
MNI EURO-DOLLAR TECHS: May 1 Trendline Key Initial Resistance At $1.3101
RES 4: $1.3284 High May 1
RES 3: $1.3172 High Sept 17
RES 2: $1.3127/3148 Reversal High Dec 5, Upper Bollinger Band
RES 1: $1.3101 May 1 trendline
LATEST PRICE: $1.3083
SUP 1: $1.3006/3017 5-DMA, 23.6% Fibonacci of $1.2662 to $1.3127
SUP 2: $1.2947/2949 21-DMA, 38.2% Fibonacci of $1.2662 to $1.3127
SUP 3: $1.2924 55-day moving average
SUP 4: $1.2880/2894 Low 28 Nov, 50.0% Fibonacci of $1.2662 to $1.3127
COMMENTARY: Euro-dollar failed to match the Dec 5 high which will
disappoint bulls, the May 1 trendline held yesterday's rise and is now
key initial resistance at $1.3101. A break and close above here will
turn the pair bullish, another failure will encourage bears. Initial
support seen at $1.3006/3017, the 5-DMA and 23.6% of $1.2662/$1.3127.
Daily studies mixed with momentum trending lower.


13-gru-2012 7:10
MNI CABLE TECHS: Bulls Hit $1.6172, Now Eye Apr 2011 Resistance Line
RES 4: $1.6309 2012 high Sep 21
RES 3: $1.6238 Apr 2011 res line
RES 2: $1.6218 High 5 Oct
RES 1: $1.6172-96 High Dec 12, Boll top, 76.4% of $1.6309-1.5829
LATEST PRICE: $1.6141
SUP 1: $1.6121/26/31 Nov 15 supp line, 61.8% $1.6309-1.5829, High Dec 4
SUP 2: $1.6091 23.6% of $1.5829 to $1.6172
SUP 3: $1.6023/34/41 21 & 55-DMAs, 38.2% of $1.5829 to $1.6172
SUP 4: $1.6000 50.0% of $1.5829 to $1.6172
COMMENTARY: Cable held above the Nov 15 trendline, now initial support
at $1.6121 alongside the 61.8% of $1.6309-1.5829 and Dec 4 high. Daily
studies are near overbought levels and 10-day momentum shows a little
negative divergence. Bulls will aim to break yesterday's high and close
above the trendline. Bears aim to close below the trendline and move
down to the 23.6% of $1.5829-1.6172, further support at $1.6091.


13-gru-2012 7:28
MNI DOLLAR-YEN TECHS: Breaks Apr 2011 Res Line, Eyes 200-Wk MA At Y85.05
RES 4: Y85.53 Reversal high 6 Apr
RES 3: Y85.05 200-week MA
RES 2: Y84.18 Reversal high 15 Mar
RES 1: Y83.67 Hourly high
LATEST PRICE: Y83.64
SUP 1: Y82.62/69 Former Nov 22 resistance line, Tenkan line
SUP 2: Y82.25/28 21-DMA
SUP 3: Y81.76/77 High Nov 20, Nov 28 support line
SUP 4: Y81.38 Kijun Line
COMMENTARY: Dollar-yen storms higher as it breaks above the descending
triangle and then breaks the Apr 2011 resistance line. Initial
resistance seen as the hourly high at Y83.67, and further resistance
seen at Y84.18, the Mar 15 reversal high. Above here bulls eye the
200-week MA at Y85.05. Daily studies are firmly bullish, although
stochastics is entering overbought levels.


13-gru-2012 7:40
MNI EURO-YEN TECHS: Bulls Still In Control, Now Aim For Oct 5 Res Line
RES 4: Y115.47 123.6% of Y111.42 to Y94.28
RES 3: Y115.06 200-week moving average
RES 2: Y111.44 High Mar 21
RES 1: Y110.11 Oct 5 resistance line
LATEST PRICE: Y109.37
SUP 1: Y107.96/108.00 High Dec 5, High Apr 20
SUP 2: Y107.72 Tenkan line
SUP 3: Y106.49/67/72 21-DMA, Weekly Ichimoku Cloud top, 100-week MA
SUP 4: Y104.90 Kijun line
COMMENTARY: Euro-yen continues to rise, with bulls now looking to test
initial resistance at Y110.11, the Oct 5 resistance line. Daily studies
are also bullish as slow stochastics shows a buy-signal despite being in
overbought territory, 10-day momentum rises. Further resistance seen at
Y111.44, the Mar 21 high, followed by the 200-week MA at Y115.06.
Initial support now seen at Y107.96/108.00, the Dec 5 and Apr 20 highs.

[BOCZEK]

gdzie masz SL?

Pewnie na noc to już BE, albo zamknięta pozycja.

nik nie zgadł, TS czuwał
wolumen rośnie, ekg spada, czyli na dziś spadki ...?