to nie hihi tylko poważna sprawa ja właśnie zamknołem L na gbp/jpy nie myślałem że po takim dniu jeszcze wnocy będzie to samo dalejNowy123 pisze:e j hihihihih
DayTrading: Piątek 11.01.2012
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 11.01.2012
„chcący szuka sposobu, nie chcący szuka powodu"
Dla kogoś, kto nie wie, do jakiego portu zmierza, każdy wiatr jest niepomyślny
- Seneka
Dla kogoś, kto nie wie, do jakiego portu zmierza, każdy wiatr jest niepomyślny
- Seneka
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 11.01.2012
http://stooq.pl/q/?s=^nkx&c=1y&t=c&a=lg&b=1
-- Dodano: pt 11-01-2013, 2:37 --
nie przejmu sie ja zamknalem po 117 49 L z 113 65/ 114 ahahaha i wskakiwalem znowu maskra jakas zamias trzymac myslale mze tutaj chodz cofna z 50 60 pipsa a tu jazda
-- Dodano: pt 11-01-2013, 2:37 --
Adam pisze:to nie hihi tylko poważna sprawa ja właśnie zamknołem L na gbp/jpy nie myślałem że po takim dniu jeszcze wnocy będzie to samo dalejNowy123 pisze:e j hihihihih
nie przejmu sie ja zamknalem po 117 49 L z 113 65/ 114 ahahaha i wskakiwalem znowu maskra jakas zamias trzymac myslale mze tutaj chodz cofna z 50 60 pipsa a tu jazda
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ForexTig3r
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Re: DayTrading: Piątek 11.01.2012
No tera to tak, jakaś korekta najwyraźniej nastąpi tylko marna jakaś.
3250 / 3220 max. jeśli oczywiście zejdzie poniżej 3260.
3250 / 3220 max. jeśli oczywiście zejdzie poniżej 3260.
Przedstawione, poglądy, oceny i wnioski są wyrazem osobistych poglądów autora i nie mają charakteru rekomendacji. Wyłączną odpowiedzialność za decyzje inwestycyjne, podjęte i z wykorzystaniem wniosków w nich zawartych, ponosi inwestor.
subsilver2 趋势线
subsilver2 趋势线
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 11.01.2012
no i madre angielski glowy mysla, ze zawracaja czy dalej gora 
piekna swieczka ... na e.j wiec kolej na edka
czy na prawde nie bedzie jakiejs korekty na e.j ze 150 pip dla schlodzenia oscylatorow ?
piekna swieczka ... na e.j wiec kolej na edkaczy na prawde nie bedzie jakiejs korekty na e.j ze 150 pip dla schlodzenia oscylatorow ?
jak uzyskać parytet na edku -swieca z 03.12 - tu podjada pod 1,053 i wtedy rura w jeden dzien 500 piepek
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 11.01.2012
hej jak wygalda na Waszych platformach świeczka minutowa z godziny 0:15 na USD CHF? bo u mnie podobnie jak dzien wczesniej jakies ustrojstwo na 60-70pipsow...
Skills pay the bill's
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 11.01.2012
baczniew pisze:hej jak wygalda na Waszych platformach świeczka minutowa z godziny 0:15 na USD CHF? bo u mnie podobnie jak dzien wczesniej jakies ustrojstwo na 60-70pipsow...
bez zmian , normalna na 15 pipek do ,09126
jak uzyskać parytet na edku -swieca z 03.12 - tu podjada pod 1,053 i wtedy rura w jeden dzien 500 piepek
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Re: DayTrading: Piątek 11.01.2012
Hello
EUROPE: At 0700GMT, the European Commission Vice President Olli Rehn gives a briefing at
the European Policy Centre, in Brussels.
The data calendar gets underway at 0700GMT, with the release of the French
November current account and the November central govt deficit data.
Further data at 0800GMT will give an update on the Spanish economy, with the
release of Spain's November industrial output numbers.
At 1100GMT, figures showing Ireland's December bank borrowing from the ECB will
be released.
At 1830GMT, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble is slated to speak at
University of Heidelberg, in Germany.
EUROPE: Czech voters go to the polls Friday for the first round of voting in
direct presidential elections, the FT notes, with the result certain to return a
more Europe friendly winner that Vaclav Klaus, the incumbent.
UK: UK data is released at 0930GMT, when UK November Industrial Production
numbers will cross the wires. At 1500GMT, the January monthly GDP Growth
Forecast will hit the screens.
US: The US calendar starts at 1330GMT, with the release of the November trade data
and the import/export price index.
Back in the UK, at 1500GMT, the January monthly GDP Growth Forecast will hit the
screens.
At 1900GMT, the US December Treasury Statement is out. The U.S. government is
expected to post a $2.0 billion budget gap in the December tax month, much
smaller than the $86.0 billion gap in December 2011. December 1 was a Saturday
in 2012, so some transfer payments were shifted into November. The result should
be smaller-than-normal outlay
US PRESS: The long-term unemployed are beginning to find work, the WSJ reports,
underlining an improvement in one of the stickier areas of the economy. The
paper note that long-term unemployed totalled 39.1% of the total in December,
the first time it has fallen below 40% in three years.
EURO-DOLLAR: Closed in NY Thursday at $1.3262 after ECB Draghi's press
conference was seen hawkish, analysts putting back any thoughts of a rate cut to
Q2 from Q1, which had spiked rate to a high of $1.3273 from pre comment levels
of $1.3114, and recent lows at $1.3037 (low Thursday $1.3039). Early Asia took
over the baton of euro demand, extended the move to $1.3280 with early euro-yen
buying seen as the main driver. However, euro-dollar met decent sell interest at
the $1.3280 level (traders noted an Asian sovereign was fading the move from
above $1.3270) which capped the early enthusiasm and allowed rate to drift lower
on profit take covering to $1.3251. Recovery efforts off this level were then
restricted to $1.3265 through the balance of the session, trading into Europe
around $1.3260. Traders have reported stops in place below $1.3245 from short
term specs. Offers seen at $1.3280, more between $1.3295/1.3310 ($1.3299 2013
highs Jan2) with stops above. Analysis of Draghi comments to continue through
Friday, and with a light data calendar expected to leave rates open to further
position adjustments.
EURO-DOLLAR: Traders report early Europe specs have sold into the overnight
rally extensions, looking to squeeze further profit taking out of long risk on
positions. Euro-dollar had seen recovery highs of $1.3265, off pullback lows of
$1.3251 in Asian trade, with rate getting pressed down to $1.3249 in opening
Europe dealing as traders hunt for weak stops below $1.3250. Rate currently
trades around $1.3255.
CABLE: Closed in NY at $1.6164 after rate had been pulled up to $1.6168 by
euro-dollar's stronger recovery following Thursday's ECB Draghi hawkish
comments, from pre comment level of $1.6048. This lag in cable's recovery
allowed euro-sterling to extend recent recovery, off stg0.8105, to stg0.8212 in
NY, closing the session at stg0.8202. Cable extended its recovery in early
Europe, the move again influenced by euro-dollar's early rise, the rate touching
$1.6182 before momentum faded. Rate then drifted off to $1.6144, settling
between $1.6145/50 ahead of the European open. Euro-sterling retain its buoyant
tone, with trade overnight held within stg0.8205/15. UK IP/mfg data due for
release at 0930GMT provides the domestic morning focus in an otherwise data
light global calendar. Cable offers seen placed at $1.6182/87 (Asia
high/50%$1.6381-1.5992), more toward $1.6200. A break here to open a move toward
$1.6220 ahead of $1.6230/35. Support $1.6145/35, more $1.6110/00. Euro-sterling
offers remain stg0.8215/25, stops above. Support stg0.8205/00, stg0.8180,
stg0.8165/60.
YEN: Dollar-yen gained a late NY session boost as traders reacted to a Nikkei
news release stating that the BOJ and Japan govt had released a draft accord on
a 2.0% inflation target. This triggered a fresh round of demand that broke rate
out of its lethargic Y87.98-88.34 range, triggering stops through the Y88.50
barrier that took it to a high of Y88.70 high into the close. Buying continued
into Asia, the next barrier at Y89.00 was quickly erased as rate pushed on to
Y89.35 with upside momentum aided by release of a larger than expected Japan
current account deficit. Euro-yen, driven to a NY high of Y117.84 in late NY on
a mix of euro strength and yen reaction to the Nikkei story, extended into early
Asia as it pushed on to Y118.59. Nikkei story confirmation, Japanese cabinet
approved fiscal stimulus, which approved Y10.3tln in reconstruction spending,
had little effect, enthusiasm on the confirmation seemed to evaporate and
allowed yen to regain some lost ground. Exporter sales of euro-yen, and leverage
selling in dollar-yen pressed rates back to Y117.68 and Y88.77. Recovery during
the Asian afternoon to Y118.20 and Y89.11 lost momentum as fresh selling emerged
ahead of the European open, rates trading around Y117.90, Y88.93 at posting.
NEWS: JAPAN NIKKEI 225 INDEX ENDS UP 1.40% AT 10801.57
GOLD: Spot gold prices are trading marginally lower Friday after posting
some decent gains during the previous trading day. Spot gold ended
Thursday's session $17.70 higher at $1675.45/oz after Tokyo gold futures
hit a record high after the yen dropped to a 2.5 year low against the US
dollar amid market expectations of more monetary easing by the Bank of
Japan. Gold prices also rose in tandem with a move higher in FX pair
euro-dollar after the ECB kept rates on hold. Gold imports in India have
also been rising as traders place orders ahead of an expected rise in
gold import taxes after India's finance minister warned last week that
the government were considering measures to make gold imports more
expensive in an effort to limit the country's trade deficit. Market
participants expect the import tax on gold to be hiked to 5% or 6%, from
the current 4% ahead of the federal budget's expected arrival at the end
of February. Spot gold prices have been in consolidation mode so far
this morning, edging lower from an initial high of $1676.45/oz to hold
at lows of $1671.25 and now trade at $1673.30/oz, down $2.15 on the day.
OIL: February NYMEX WTI prices are trading around unchanged levels
Friday, consolidating its gains posted during the previous day. February
WTI futures ended Thursday's session 72 cents higher at $93.82 a barrel,
after trading in a $93.08 to $94.70 (new three-month plus high) range.
Oil prices continued their recent gains after petroleum markets built on
weekly gains fuelled by encouraging Chinese trade data for December,
with a stronger euro adding to optimism. In addition to the optimism
regarding future demand, the market also drew support from a report that
Saudi Arabian oil production was trimmed to just over 9.0mln bpd in
December, vs. 9.49mln bpd in November. WTI prices have been in
consolidation mode for much of this morning's Asian session and have
just slipped to fresh session lows a few moments ago after initially
trading an intra-day high of $94.13 a barrel. February WTI futures now
trade at $93.72 a barrel, down 10 cents on the session.
NATURAL GAS: NYMEX February natural gas prices are trading marginally
higher Friday, extending their gains posted during the previous day.
February WTI futures ended Thursday's session up 8 cents, or 2.6%, at
$3.193 per million British thermal units (mln Btu) after advancing to an
intra-day high of $3.211 per mln Btu after an EIA report showed domestic
gas inventories fell last week by 201bln cubic feet (c/f) to 3.316
trillion c/f. The EIA report came in well above market expectations of
around 186bln c/f. February natural gas futures have been tied to a
narrow trading range so far this morning, extending gains from initial
intra-day lows of $3.178 to print a session high of $3.204 per mln Btu a
few moments ago. February natural gas prices now trade at $3.201 per mln
Btu.
OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.3175, $1.3200, $1.3350
* Dollar-yen; Y88.25
* Cable; $1.6175
EUROZONE T-BILL ISSUANCE: Eurozone sovereign T-bill issuance has been completed
for this week, with E30.575bln allocated by Germany, Netherlands France, Greece,
Belgium, ESM and Italy compared to E6.979bln allotted last week. To re-cap, on
Monday Germany sold E3.515bln 6-month Bubill at average yield -0.0091%.
Netherlands alloted E2.83bln 3-month DTC at average yield -0.014% and E1.07bln
12-month DTC at average yield 0.003%. On Monday afternoon France sold E3.994bln
3-month BTF at average yield -0.01%, E1.702bln 6-month BTF at average yield 0.0%
and E1.390bln 12-month BTF at average yield 0.035%. On Tuesday, Greece sold
E975mln new 4-week Feb 8 T-bill at average yield 3.95% and sold E1.625bln
26-week Jul 12 T-bill at average yield 4.30%. Belgium sold E1.507bln in tap of
3-month Apr 18 T-bill at average yield of -0.006% and sold E1.54bln tap of
6-month Jun 20 T-bill at average yield of 0.011%. The ESM then sold E1.927bln
new 3-month Apr 11 Bill at average yield of -0.0324%. Finally Italy sold E8.5bln
12-month BOT at avg yield 0.864%. In terms of T-bill issuance planned for next
week we have, France, Spain, Belgium and Ireland and could total E14.0bln.
EUROZONE: Timeline of key events in the eurozone for next few weeks:
- Jan 11 Italy sells 3-year BTP, CCTeu issues for up to E5.0bln
- Jan 11 EU Rehn gives briefing at European Policy Centre, in Brussels
- Jan 11 Ireland Dec bank borrowing with ECB
- Jan 11 German Schaeuble speaks at University of Heidelberg, in Germany
- Jan 11 Greek T-bill redemption for E5.4bln
- Jan 14 Italy T-bill redemption for E11.5bln
- Jan 15 Spain sells 12-/18-month T-bills
- Jan 17 Spain sells Obligaciones bonds
- Jan 17 Ireland sells T-bills
- Jan 16 ECB start of reserve maintenance period
- Jan 18 Spain T-bill redemption for E5.395bln
- Jan 18 Italy former PM Berlusconi speasks on Canale 5 tv
- Jan 18 Portugal T-bill redemption for E1.266bln
- Jan 18 Greek T-bill redemption for E2.0bln
- Jan 18 Bank of Portugal monthly economic indicators report
EUROPE: At 0700GMT, the European Commission Vice President Olli Rehn gives a briefing at
the European Policy Centre, in Brussels.
The data calendar gets underway at 0700GMT, with the release of the French
November current account and the November central govt deficit data.
Further data at 0800GMT will give an update on the Spanish economy, with the
release of Spain's November industrial output numbers.
At 1100GMT, figures showing Ireland's December bank borrowing from the ECB will
be released.
At 1830GMT, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble is slated to speak at
University of Heidelberg, in Germany.
EUROPE: Czech voters go to the polls Friday for the first round of voting in
direct presidential elections, the FT notes, with the result certain to return a
more Europe friendly winner that Vaclav Klaus, the incumbent.
UK: UK data is released at 0930GMT, when UK November Industrial Production
numbers will cross the wires. At 1500GMT, the January monthly GDP Growth
Forecast will hit the screens.
US: The US calendar starts at 1330GMT, with the release of the November trade data
and the import/export price index.
Back in the UK, at 1500GMT, the January monthly GDP Growth Forecast will hit the
screens.
At 1900GMT, the US December Treasury Statement is out. The U.S. government is
expected to post a $2.0 billion budget gap in the December tax month, much
smaller than the $86.0 billion gap in December 2011. December 1 was a Saturday
in 2012, so some transfer payments were shifted into November. The result should
be smaller-than-normal outlay
US PRESS: The long-term unemployed are beginning to find work, the WSJ reports,
underlining an improvement in one of the stickier areas of the economy. The
paper note that long-term unemployed totalled 39.1% of the total in December,
the first time it has fallen below 40% in three years.
EURO-DOLLAR: Closed in NY Thursday at $1.3262 after ECB Draghi's press
conference was seen hawkish, analysts putting back any thoughts of a rate cut to
Q2 from Q1, which had spiked rate to a high of $1.3273 from pre comment levels
of $1.3114, and recent lows at $1.3037 (low Thursday $1.3039). Early Asia took
over the baton of euro demand, extended the move to $1.3280 with early euro-yen
buying seen as the main driver. However, euro-dollar met decent sell interest at
the $1.3280 level (traders noted an Asian sovereign was fading the move from
above $1.3270) which capped the early enthusiasm and allowed rate to drift lower
on profit take covering to $1.3251. Recovery efforts off this level were then
restricted to $1.3265 through the balance of the session, trading into Europe
around $1.3260. Traders have reported stops in place below $1.3245 from short
term specs. Offers seen at $1.3280, more between $1.3295/1.3310 ($1.3299 2013
highs Jan2) with stops above. Analysis of Draghi comments to continue through
Friday, and with a light data calendar expected to leave rates open to further
position adjustments.
EURO-DOLLAR: Traders report early Europe specs have sold into the overnight
rally extensions, looking to squeeze further profit taking out of long risk on
positions. Euro-dollar had seen recovery highs of $1.3265, off pullback lows of
$1.3251 in Asian trade, with rate getting pressed down to $1.3249 in opening
Europe dealing as traders hunt for weak stops below $1.3250. Rate currently
trades around $1.3255.
CABLE: Closed in NY at $1.6164 after rate had been pulled up to $1.6168 by
euro-dollar's stronger recovery following Thursday's ECB Draghi hawkish
comments, from pre comment level of $1.6048. This lag in cable's recovery
allowed euro-sterling to extend recent recovery, off stg0.8105, to stg0.8212 in
NY, closing the session at stg0.8202. Cable extended its recovery in early
Europe, the move again influenced by euro-dollar's early rise, the rate touching
$1.6182 before momentum faded. Rate then drifted off to $1.6144, settling
between $1.6145/50 ahead of the European open. Euro-sterling retain its buoyant
tone, with trade overnight held within stg0.8205/15. UK IP/mfg data due for
release at 0930GMT provides the domestic morning focus in an otherwise data
light global calendar. Cable offers seen placed at $1.6182/87 (Asia
high/50%$1.6381-1.5992), more toward $1.6200. A break here to open a move toward
$1.6220 ahead of $1.6230/35. Support $1.6145/35, more $1.6110/00. Euro-sterling
offers remain stg0.8215/25, stops above. Support stg0.8205/00, stg0.8180,
stg0.8165/60.
YEN: Dollar-yen gained a late NY session boost as traders reacted to a Nikkei
news release stating that the BOJ and Japan govt had released a draft accord on
a 2.0% inflation target. This triggered a fresh round of demand that broke rate
out of its lethargic Y87.98-88.34 range, triggering stops through the Y88.50
barrier that took it to a high of Y88.70 high into the close. Buying continued
into Asia, the next barrier at Y89.00 was quickly erased as rate pushed on to
Y89.35 with upside momentum aided by release of a larger than expected Japan
current account deficit. Euro-yen, driven to a NY high of Y117.84 in late NY on
a mix of euro strength and yen reaction to the Nikkei story, extended into early
Asia as it pushed on to Y118.59. Nikkei story confirmation, Japanese cabinet
approved fiscal stimulus, which approved Y10.3tln in reconstruction spending,
had little effect, enthusiasm on the confirmation seemed to evaporate and
allowed yen to regain some lost ground. Exporter sales of euro-yen, and leverage
selling in dollar-yen pressed rates back to Y117.68 and Y88.77. Recovery during
the Asian afternoon to Y118.20 and Y89.11 lost momentum as fresh selling emerged
ahead of the European open, rates trading around Y117.90, Y88.93 at posting.
NEWS: JAPAN NIKKEI 225 INDEX ENDS UP 1.40% AT 10801.57
GOLD: Spot gold prices are trading marginally lower Friday after posting
some decent gains during the previous trading day. Spot gold ended
Thursday's session $17.70 higher at $1675.45/oz after Tokyo gold futures
hit a record high after the yen dropped to a 2.5 year low against the US
dollar amid market expectations of more monetary easing by the Bank of
Japan. Gold prices also rose in tandem with a move higher in FX pair
euro-dollar after the ECB kept rates on hold. Gold imports in India have
also been rising as traders place orders ahead of an expected rise in
gold import taxes after India's finance minister warned last week that
the government were considering measures to make gold imports more
expensive in an effort to limit the country's trade deficit. Market
participants expect the import tax on gold to be hiked to 5% or 6%, from
the current 4% ahead of the federal budget's expected arrival at the end
of February. Spot gold prices have been in consolidation mode so far
this morning, edging lower from an initial high of $1676.45/oz to hold
at lows of $1671.25 and now trade at $1673.30/oz, down $2.15 on the day.
OIL: February NYMEX WTI prices are trading around unchanged levels
Friday, consolidating its gains posted during the previous day. February
WTI futures ended Thursday's session 72 cents higher at $93.82 a barrel,
after trading in a $93.08 to $94.70 (new three-month plus high) range.
Oil prices continued their recent gains after petroleum markets built on
weekly gains fuelled by encouraging Chinese trade data for December,
with a stronger euro adding to optimism. In addition to the optimism
regarding future demand, the market also drew support from a report that
Saudi Arabian oil production was trimmed to just over 9.0mln bpd in
December, vs. 9.49mln bpd in November. WTI prices have been in
consolidation mode for much of this morning's Asian session and have
just slipped to fresh session lows a few moments ago after initially
trading an intra-day high of $94.13 a barrel. February WTI futures now
trade at $93.72 a barrel, down 10 cents on the session.
NATURAL GAS: NYMEX February natural gas prices are trading marginally
higher Friday, extending their gains posted during the previous day.
February WTI futures ended Thursday's session up 8 cents, or 2.6%, at
$3.193 per million British thermal units (mln Btu) after advancing to an
intra-day high of $3.211 per mln Btu after an EIA report showed domestic
gas inventories fell last week by 201bln cubic feet (c/f) to 3.316
trillion c/f. The EIA report came in well above market expectations of
around 186bln c/f. February natural gas futures have been tied to a
narrow trading range so far this morning, extending gains from initial
intra-day lows of $3.178 to print a session high of $3.204 per mln Btu a
few moments ago. February natural gas prices now trade at $3.201 per mln
Btu.
OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.3175, $1.3200, $1.3350
* Dollar-yen; Y88.25
* Cable; $1.6175
EUROZONE T-BILL ISSUANCE: Eurozone sovereign T-bill issuance has been completed
for this week, with E30.575bln allocated by Germany, Netherlands France, Greece,
Belgium, ESM and Italy compared to E6.979bln allotted last week. To re-cap, on
Monday Germany sold E3.515bln 6-month Bubill at average yield -0.0091%.
Netherlands alloted E2.83bln 3-month DTC at average yield -0.014% and E1.07bln
12-month DTC at average yield 0.003%. On Monday afternoon France sold E3.994bln
3-month BTF at average yield -0.01%, E1.702bln 6-month BTF at average yield 0.0%
and E1.390bln 12-month BTF at average yield 0.035%. On Tuesday, Greece sold
E975mln new 4-week Feb 8 T-bill at average yield 3.95% and sold E1.625bln
26-week Jul 12 T-bill at average yield 4.30%. Belgium sold E1.507bln in tap of
3-month Apr 18 T-bill at average yield of -0.006% and sold E1.54bln tap of
6-month Jun 20 T-bill at average yield of 0.011%. The ESM then sold E1.927bln
new 3-month Apr 11 Bill at average yield of -0.0324%. Finally Italy sold E8.5bln
12-month BOT at avg yield 0.864%. In terms of T-bill issuance planned for next
week we have, France, Spain, Belgium and Ireland and could total E14.0bln.
EUROZONE: Timeline of key events in the eurozone for next few weeks:
- Jan 11 Italy sells 3-year BTP, CCTeu issues for up to E5.0bln
- Jan 11 EU Rehn gives briefing at European Policy Centre, in Brussels
- Jan 11 Ireland Dec bank borrowing with ECB
- Jan 11 German Schaeuble speaks at University of Heidelberg, in Germany
- Jan 11 Greek T-bill redemption for E5.4bln
- Jan 14 Italy T-bill redemption for E11.5bln
- Jan 15 Spain sells 12-/18-month T-bills
- Jan 17 Spain sells Obligaciones bonds
- Jan 17 Ireland sells T-bills
- Jan 16 ECB start of reserve maintenance period
- Jan 18 Spain T-bill redemption for E5.395bln
- Jan 18 Italy former PM Berlusconi speasks on Canale 5 tv
- Jan 18 Portugal T-bill redemption for E1.266bln
- Jan 18 Greek T-bill redemption for E2.0bln
- Jan 18 Bank of Portugal monthly economic indicators report
Ostatnio zmieniony 11 sty 2013, 08:20 przez niemiaszek, łącznie zmieniany 1 raz.
... zbieraj pips do pipa bo jak nie to z depo będzie lipa... G."niemiaszek"
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 11.01.2012
dalej z jenem up bo trzeba szczyt zhaczyc a tan 15 pi pwyzej daje solidna eske.
-- Dodano: pt 11-01-2013, 9:25 --
a i szwajcarzy widac korzystaja
-- Dodano: pt 11-01-2013, 9:31 --
dzis nikt nie pisze wiec ladnie rachunki musieli poczyscic
-- Dodano: pt 11-01-2013, 9:25 --
a i szwajcarzy widac korzystaja
-- Dodano: pt 11-01-2013, 9:31 --
dzis nikt nie pisze wiec ladnie rachunki musieli poczyscic
jak uzyskać parytet na edku -swieca z 03.12 - tu podjada pod 1,053 i wtedy rura w jeden dzien 500 piepek
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szybki_lopez_13
- Gaduła
- Posty: 170
- Rejestracja: 15 gru 2011, 19:16
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 11.01.2012
strategia na dziś - jeszcze pompka do przedziału 1,3279 - 1,33044 i trudno wycelować dokładnie zależy od zachwiania a właściwie jeszcze dopołudniowej euforii SL 15,1 i dopiero od południa esa z TP 1,31454
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 11.01.2012
Dzisiaj jest jakaś teoretyczna szansa na korektę związaną z realizacją zysków przed weekendem.
Agencja Moody's obniżyła ranking Cypru do śmieciowego- to za mały kraj żeby wywołał większą reakcję ale to zawsze przypomina inwestorom, że w strefie Euro nie jest tak cudownie.
Moje L-ki z PLNem są teraz praktycznie bezwartościowe
Trza zrobić hedga na GBP/PLN bo nie zamierzam realizować straty.
Byłbym wdzięczny za opinie kolegów na temat potencjalnego zachowania PLN w najbliższych dniach- wiem, że większość z was tym nie obraca ale przydałaby się jakaś second opinion.
Agencja Moody's obniżyła ranking Cypru do śmieciowego- to za mały kraj żeby wywołał większą reakcję ale to zawsze przypomina inwestorom, że w strefie Euro nie jest tak cudownie.
Moje L-ki z PLNem są teraz praktycznie bezwartościowe
Trza zrobić hedga na GBP/PLN bo nie zamierzam realizować straty.Byłbym wdzięczny za opinie kolegów na temat potencjalnego zachowania PLN w najbliższych dniach- wiem, że większość z was tym nie obraca ale przydałaby się jakaś second opinion.