DayTrading: Piątek 18.01.2013
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Re: DayTrading: Piątek 18.01.2013
ForexTig3r co będzie o 8:45?
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Re: DayTrading: Piątek 18.01.2013
witam, dzis jest duze prawdopodobienstwo ze GB zaswieci sie na zielono, sytuacja na razie na to nie wyglada, ale mozemy spodziewac sie chwilowego oslabienia gbp (5965?) w celu przygotowania podloza pod wzrost po 10:30. prognozy bardzo dobre, kwestia w tym zeby sie potwierdzily. wyrazny powrot ponad 6000? mozliwe.
opcyjny poziom dla kabla (11:00 ???) 5950-6000 daje do myslenia.
takie moje dywagacje, pozdrawiam.
opcyjny poziom dla kabla (11:00 ???) 5950-6000 daje do myslenia.
takie moje dywagacje, pozdrawiam.
Ostatnio zmieniony 18 sty 2013, 08:33 przez adk, łącznie zmieniany 1 raz.
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 18.01.2013
jakiej pozycji o kim mówisz 
i tak wcześnie o 8.45 ?
i tak wcześnie o 8.45 ?chciwość jest dobra
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Hello
EU: The European calendar kicks off at 0800GMT, with the release of Spanish November
industrial orders and the services index.
At 0900GMT, the IEA monthly oil market report will be released.
Further Spanish data is expected at 0900GMT, with the release of the November
bank doubtful loan data.
Also at 0930GMT, German Chancellor Angela Merkel meets the European Parliament
President Martin Schulz, in Berlin.
Ahead of the US open, we hear from two central bank policy makers. At 1100GMT,
ECB Executive Board member Benoit Coeure gives a speech at ICMA meeting, in
Paris. At 1205GMT, UK BOE MPC member McCafferty is slated to give a speech at a
Bloomberg event.
SPAIN: Barclays in latest research note titled "Spain - the worst may be over",
says it no longer think that Spain will ask for a programme. "The threat of OMT
activation may be just enough to deter investors from taking short Spain
positions of the size that occurred in H1 12", said Barclays and noted that
"fiscal and/or growth underperformance is likely, but probably not sufficiently
large to reignite investor fears". Reform fatigue and political risk are other
potential catalysts, but not immediate concerns, Barclays added.
GREECE: Early Friday, Greek lawmakers voted for former FinMin Papaconstantinou
should face a parliamentary inquiry to answer charges that he amended the
"Lagarde" list of foreign bank depositors.
UK: December Retail Sales numbers will be released at 0930GMT. Survey evidence
from the CBI and the British Retail Consortium point suggest activity on the
high street was subdued during the festive period. Company results show a mixed
performance in December with Marks and Spencer and Morrisons reporting weak
sales but John Lewis and House of Fraser saying they had a bumper Christmas
period.
UK: Of note for the UK, PM David Cameron was scheduled to make a keynote speech
on European policy. However, the speech has been cancelled for now, as the PM
remains in the UK to deal with the fall out from the Algerian hostage crisis.
UK PRESS: In a memo to staff, new Barclays CEO has told staff who do not want to
sign up to a new "purpose and values" blueprint should leave the group, the
Guardian reports.
US: At 1330GMT, the Canadian November manufacturing survey will be released.
The US calendar gets underway from 1455GM, with the release of the January
University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment index.
The Michigan Sentiment Index is expected to rebound slightly to a reading of
75.0 in January after dipping in December. While the immediate fiscal crisis is
over, the situation is still largely unresolved and that will like weigh on
consumer's minds, and possibly their spending.
At 1500GMT, the December BLS State Unemployment numbers are due.
EURO-DOLLAR: Closed in NY at $1.3374 after rate had performed an impressive
recovery off earlier Asian lows of $1.3270 to $1.3388 ahead of the NY close.
Rate extended its corrective pullback in early Asia, touching session lows at
$1.3362 before picking up fresh demand. This buying provided the drive to take
rate through that NY high and on to $1.3392 but move faltered ahead of reported
decent sized offers placed between $1.3395/1.3405. However, corrective pullbacks
remain very shallow and seen keeping focus on the topside into early Europe. The
move higher in euro-dollar was aided as euro-Swiss broke above key resistance at
Chf1.2500, with demand for euro-yen extending this rate's move above Y120.00 to
Y120.71. A break of $1.3405 to expose stops through $1.3405/10, which if
triggered to open a move on toward $1.3430. Above here and key level at $1.3485
moves into view, but awaiting to see if the $1.3450 level holds barrier
interest. A $1.30-1.35 DNT was recently bought and can expect protection of the
topside should we venture near. Support $1.3365/60 ahead of $1.3345/35. China
data at the better end of expectations adds to the recent underlying risk-on
tone. Light Eurozone calendar, moves to come from cross plays.
EURO-SWISS: Barrier at Chf1.2500 now history as Asian market spiked rate through
this level, tripping reported large stops above along the way. Rate drove to a
high of Chf1.2573 in thin trade, with rate finding support around Chf1.2530 on
the corrective pullback. Rate currently trades around Chf1.2540 into early
Europe. Offers seen into $1.2580, with further interest noted into Chf1.2600.
BNP last night extended their upside target to Chf1.2800.
CABLE: Closed in NY at $1.6004 after rate had recovered off pressured lows of
$1.5956 to $1.6010 ahead of the close. Cable was pressured back to $1.5964 in
early Asian dealing, as rate continued to feel the downside pressure from
euro-sterling extending its recent recovery gains, the cross edging on to
stg0.8380 following on from Thursday's break of barrier interest at stg0.8350.
Cable recovered to $1.5988, as the cross eased off to stg0.8370, but the recent
underlying negative tone in sterling remains in place, despite PM Cameron
delaying his UK/EU keynote speech, which he was due to give today, due to the
Algerian hostage crisis. Until there is clarity on the UK's relationship with
the EU going forward sterling expected to trade with a negative tone, with
recent disappointing data not helping. Cable support now seen from $1.5965
through to $1.5950 with stops below, a break to open a deeper move toward
$1.5920/10. Resistance noted at $1.5990/1.6000, a break to open a move back
toward $1.6020, with stronger interest remaining at $1.6040/50. UK retail sales
data due for release at 0930GMT and will provide the main domestic directional
impetus. Euro-sterling offers stg0.8380,f stg0.8400. Support stg0.8350.
DOLLAR-YEN: Risk appetite continued in the US afternoon on Thursday as
dollar-yen took out the Y90.00 barrier. The pair flushed large stops on
the move to print highs of Y90.14, before profit take sales eased to
Y89.90 around the NY close. Euro-yen spiked to fresh 21 month highs of
Y120.60, before easing with the dollar to Y120.30. Dollar-yen made a
show back above Y90.00 in early Asian trade, before heading lower
through the Tokyo fix on sharp cross supply. Comments hit the wires from
Hamada who is a key economic advisor saying that the dollar at Y100 is
good for Japan's economy, this spiked the pair to fresh 2-1/2 year highs
of Y91.20. Euro-yen dipped to Y119.80, before lifting to Y120.71 on the
headlines. Late profit take sales from intraday accounts eased the
dollar to Y90.03 and cross to Y120.48 as the yen pairs remained in
consolidation mode ahead of Europe. Dollar-yen resistance seen at
Y90.20/30 from Japanese names, strong offers behind protecting the
Y90.50 barrier. Euro-yen resistance at Y120.82 (May 4 2011 high),
through here and offers ahead of the Y121.00 barrier.
DOLLAR-YEN: The pair consolidates above Y90.00 in early European trade,
the rate having spiked in Asia from Y89.64 following comments from
economic advisor Hamada that said the dollar at Y100 is good for Japan's
economy. Dollar last Y90.12 with strong resistance seen at Y90.20/30
from Japanese names, through here and more offers protecting the Y90.50
barrier.
EURO-YEN: Underlying bid tone continues in early Europe as the pair last
deals Y120.55, having spiked from Y119.80 following overnight comments
from Japan's Hamada. The Asian high seen capping moves on the topside at
Y120.71, through here opens Y120.82 (May 4 2011 high), strong offers
behind protecting the Y121.00 barrier.
JAPAN STOCKS: The Nikkei 225 Index ends Friday up 2.86% at 10,913.30.
AUSSIE: Opens flat in Europe around $1.0525, the rate having eased off
overnight spike highs of $1.0558 following release of strong China GDP
data that outpaced expectations. On the topside minor offers reported at
$1.0540, stronger behind at $1.0555/60 ($1.0558 - Asia spike high). The
Asian low provides support on the downside at $1.0509, a break opens
bids into $1.0500.
GOLD: Spot gold prices are trading marginally higher Friday, extending
gains seen during the previous day. Spot gold ended Thursday's session
up $7.60 at $1687.55/oz after advancing to a high of $1695.56/oz, the
highest level seen in a month. Gold prices drew some support after a
weak reading on mid-Atlantic manufacturing showed that US growth may not
yet be strong enough for the US Federal Reserve to wind up its bond
buying programme, which has provided major support for precious metal
prices over an extended period. Some encouraging Chinese data has helped
lift risk assets during Asian traded hours this morning, with spot gold
prices edging their way back higher from initial intra-day lows of
$1685.90/oz to a high of $1693.42. Spot gold now trades at $1693.30/oz,
up $5.75 on the session. Light bids are seen working below at $1684/oz
with more support anticipated at $1676/oz. Light offers are working
above around yesterday's high of $1695/oz, ahead of moderate resistance
anticipated around $1700 to $1702.
OIL: March NYMEX WTI prices are trading marginally higher Friday,
consolidating their gains seen the previous day. March WTI futures ended
Thursday's session up $1.26 at $94.94 a barrel, after trading in a
$94.26 to $96.50 range. WTI prices drew support from supply concerns
arising from the takeover of a natural gas plant in Algeria by Islamist
militants. Prices advanced to highs of $96.50, the highest levels seen
since mid-September. This morning, WTI futures have erased their initial
declines after slightly better than expected Chinese data helped boost
risk sentiment in Asian trade. March WTI futures have edged their way
back higher after initial lows of $95.57 a barrel to trade an intra-day
high of $96.11 and now trade at $96.01 a barrel, up 7 cents on the
session.
NATURAL GAS: NYMEX February natural gas prices are trading in positive
territory Friday, extending their gains seen during the previous day.
February natural gas futures ended Thursday's session up 5.9 cents, or
1.7%, at $3.494 per million British thermal units (mln Btu) after
posting an intra-day high of $3.529 after the Energy Information
Administration (EIA) report, which showed a bigger than expected US
inventory decline. The EIA report said stockpiles fell by 148bln cubic
feet (c/f) last week to 3.168 trillion. Analysts expectations had
expected a decline of around 139bln. The front month contract has now
gained more than 12% in the last six sessions. February natural gas
futures have continued to edge higher this morning after an initial low
of $3.473 per mln Btu. Prices have picked up to trade an intra-day high
of $3.511 and now trade at $3.505 per mln Btu, up from last night's
close of $3.494 per mln Btu.
OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.3250, $1.3300, $1.3320, $1.3400, $1.3435
* Dollar-yen; Y89.75, Y89.50, Y89.00
* Euro-yen; Y117.50
* Cable; $1.5950, $1.6000
* Euro-sterling; stg0.8320
* Aussie; $1.0500, $1.0575, $1.0605, $1.0610, $1.0650
* Aussie-yen; Y93.50
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Sovereign bond issuance in the eurozone for this week has now
been completed and totals E25.17bln. Italy priced a syndicated new 15-year BTP
bond on Tuesday for E6.0bln. In terms of auctions, Germany sold a new 10-year
benchmark 1.50% Feb 2023 Bund on Wednesday for E5.0bln. On Thursday, France sold
a new 5-year benchmark 1.00% Mar 2018 OAT and re-opened 2.50% Jan 2015 BTAN and
3.75% Apr 2017 OAT for E7.98bln. In addition, France re-opened linkers -- 0.25%
0.25% July 2018 OATei, 1.30% July 2019 OATi, 1.85% July 2027 OATei for
E1.686bln. Also on Thursday, Spain tapped its 3.75% 2015 Bono, 4.50% Jan 2018
Bono, 4.70% July 2041 Obligaciones bonds for combined E4.505bln. However, this
supply is outweighed by redemption payment from the Netherlands for E15.54bln
and coupon from the Netherlands E3.9bln, France E0.6bln, Italy E0.4bln, Ireland
E0.3bln and Austria E0.6bln -- leaving net cash flow negative to the tune of
E3.9bln vs -E0.5bln last week. For full details of forthcoming issues, please
see Eurozone bond auction calendar & MNI Eurozone Net Cash Flow Matrix.
EU: The European calendar kicks off at 0800GMT, with the release of Spanish November
industrial orders and the services index.
At 0900GMT, the IEA monthly oil market report will be released.
Further Spanish data is expected at 0900GMT, with the release of the November
bank doubtful loan data.
Also at 0930GMT, German Chancellor Angela Merkel meets the European Parliament
President Martin Schulz, in Berlin.
Ahead of the US open, we hear from two central bank policy makers. At 1100GMT,
ECB Executive Board member Benoit Coeure gives a speech at ICMA meeting, in
Paris. At 1205GMT, UK BOE MPC member McCafferty is slated to give a speech at a
Bloomberg event.
SPAIN: Barclays in latest research note titled "Spain - the worst may be over",
says it no longer think that Spain will ask for a programme. "The threat of OMT
activation may be just enough to deter investors from taking short Spain
positions of the size that occurred in H1 12", said Barclays and noted that
"fiscal and/or growth underperformance is likely, but probably not sufficiently
large to reignite investor fears". Reform fatigue and political risk are other
potential catalysts, but not immediate concerns, Barclays added.
GREECE: Early Friday, Greek lawmakers voted for former FinMin Papaconstantinou
should face a parliamentary inquiry to answer charges that he amended the
"Lagarde" list of foreign bank depositors.
UK: December Retail Sales numbers will be released at 0930GMT. Survey evidence
from the CBI and the British Retail Consortium point suggest activity on the
high street was subdued during the festive period. Company results show a mixed
performance in December with Marks and Spencer and Morrisons reporting weak
sales but John Lewis and House of Fraser saying they had a bumper Christmas
period.
UK: Of note for the UK, PM David Cameron was scheduled to make a keynote speech
on European policy. However, the speech has been cancelled for now, as the PM
remains in the UK to deal with the fall out from the Algerian hostage crisis.
UK PRESS: In a memo to staff, new Barclays CEO has told staff who do not want to
sign up to a new "purpose and values" blueprint should leave the group, the
Guardian reports.
US: At 1330GMT, the Canadian November manufacturing survey will be released.
The US calendar gets underway from 1455GM, with the release of the January
University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment index.
The Michigan Sentiment Index is expected to rebound slightly to a reading of
75.0 in January after dipping in December. While the immediate fiscal crisis is
over, the situation is still largely unresolved and that will like weigh on
consumer's minds, and possibly their spending.
At 1500GMT, the December BLS State Unemployment numbers are due.
EURO-DOLLAR: Closed in NY at $1.3374 after rate had performed an impressive
recovery off earlier Asian lows of $1.3270 to $1.3388 ahead of the NY close.
Rate extended its corrective pullback in early Asia, touching session lows at
$1.3362 before picking up fresh demand. This buying provided the drive to take
rate through that NY high and on to $1.3392 but move faltered ahead of reported
decent sized offers placed between $1.3395/1.3405. However, corrective pullbacks
remain very shallow and seen keeping focus on the topside into early Europe. The
move higher in euro-dollar was aided as euro-Swiss broke above key resistance at
Chf1.2500, with demand for euro-yen extending this rate's move above Y120.00 to
Y120.71. A break of $1.3405 to expose stops through $1.3405/10, which if
triggered to open a move on toward $1.3430. Above here and key level at $1.3485
moves into view, but awaiting to see if the $1.3450 level holds barrier
interest. A $1.30-1.35 DNT was recently bought and can expect protection of the
topside should we venture near. Support $1.3365/60 ahead of $1.3345/35. China
data at the better end of expectations adds to the recent underlying risk-on
tone. Light Eurozone calendar, moves to come from cross plays.
EURO-SWISS: Barrier at Chf1.2500 now history as Asian market spiked rate through
this level, tripping reported large stops above along the way. Rate drove to a
high of Chf1.2573 in thin trade, with rate finding support around Chf1.2530 on
the corrective pullback. Rate currently trades around Chf1.2540 into early
Europe. Offers seen into $1.2580, with further interest noted into Chf1.2600.
BNP last night extended their upside target to Chf1.2800.
CABLE: Closed in NY at $1.6004 after rate had recovered off pressured lows of
$1.5956 to $1.6010 ahead of the close. Cable was pressured back to $1.5964 in
early Asian dealing, as rate continued to feel the downside pressure from
euro-sterling extending its recent recovery gains, the cross edging on to
stg0.8380 following on from Thursday's break of barrier interest at stg0.8350.
Cable recovered to $1.5988, as the cross eased off to stg0.8370, but the recent
underlying negative tone in sterling remains in place, despite PM Cameron
delaying his UK/EU keynote speech, which he was due to give today, due to the
Algerian hostage crisis. Until there is clarity on the UK's relationship with
the EU going forward sterling expected to trade with a negative tone, with
recent disappointing data not helping. Cable support now seen from $1.5965
through to $1.5950 with stops below, a break to open a deeper move toward
$1.5920/10. Resistance noted at $1.5990/1.6000, a break to open a move back
toward $1.6020, with stronger interest remaining at $1.6040/50. UK retail sales
data due for release at 0930GMT and will provide the main domestic directional
impetus. Euro-sterling offers stg0.8380,f stg0.8400. Support stg0.8350.
DOLLAR-YEN: Risk appetite continued in the US afternoon on Thursday as
dollar-yen took out the Y90.00 barrier. The pair flushed large stops on
the move to print highs of Y90.14, before profit take sales eased to
Y89.90 around the NY close. Euro-yen spiked to fresh 21 month highs of
Y120.60, before easing with the dollar to Y120.30. Dollar-yen made a
show back above Y90.00 in early Asian trade, before heading lower
through the Tokyo fix on sharp cross supply. Comments hit the wires from
Hamada who is a key economic advisor saying that the dollar at Y100 is
good for Japan's economy, this spiked the pair to fresh 2-1/2 year highs
of Y91.20. Euro-yen dipped to Y119.80, before lifting to Y120.71 on the
headlines. Late profit take sales from intraday accounts eased the
dollar to Y90.03 and cross to Y120.48 as the yen pairs remained in
consolidation mode ahead of Europe. Dollar-yen resistance seen at
Y90.20/30 from Japanese names, strong offers behind protecting the
Y90.50 barrier. Euro-yen resistance at Y120.82 (May 4 2011 high),
through here and offers ahead of the Y121.00 barrier.
DOLLAR-YEN: The pair consolidates above Y90.00 in early European trade,
the rate having spiked in Asia from Y89.64 following comments from
economic advisor Hamada that said the dollar at Y100 is good for Japan's
economy. Dollar last Y90.12 with strong resistance seen at Y90.20/30
from Japanese names, through here and more offers protecting the Y90.50
barrier.
EURO-YEN: Underlying bid tone continues in early Europe as the pair last
deals Y120.55, having spiked from Y119.80 following overnight comments
from Japan's Hamada. The Asian high seen capping moves on the topside at
Y120.71, through here opens Y120.82 (May 4 2011 high), strong offers
behind protecting the Y121.00 barrier.
JAPAN STOCKS: The Nikkei 225 Index ends Friday up 2.86% at 10,913.30.
AUSSIE: Opens flat in Europe around $1.0525, the rate having eased off
overnight spike highs of $1.0558 following release of strong China GDP
data that outpaced expectations. On the topside minor offers reported at
$1.0540, stronger behind at $1.0555/60 ($1.0558 - Asia spike high). The
Asian low provides support on the downside at $1.0509, a break opens
bids into $1.0500.
GOLD: Spot gold prices are trading marginally higher Friday, extending
gains seen during the previous day. Spot gold ended Thursday's session
up $7.60 at $1687.55/oz after advancing to a high of $1695.56/oz, the
highest level seen in a month. Gold prices drew some support after a
weak reading on mid-Atlantic manufacturing showed that US growth may not
yet be strong enough for the US Federal Reserve to wind up its bond
buying programme, which has provided major support for precious metal
prices over an extended period. Some encouraging Chinese data has helped
lift risk assets during Asian traded hours this morning, with spot gold
prices edging their way back higher from initial intra-day lows of
$1685.90/oz to a high of $1693.42. Spot gold now trades at $1693.30/oz,
up $5.75 on the session. Light bids are seen working below at $1684/oz
with more support anticipated at $1676/oz. Light offers are working
above around yesterday's high of $1695/oz, ahead of moderate resistance
anticipated around $1700 to $1702.
OIL: March NYMEX WTI prices are trading marginally higher Friday,
consolidating their gains seen the previous day. March WTI futures ended
Thursday's session up $1.26 at $94.94 a barrel, after trading in a
$94.26 to $96.50 range. WTI prices drew support from supply concerns
arising from the takeover of a natural gas plant in Algeria by Islamist
militants. Prices advanced to highs of $96.50, the highest levels seen
since mid-September. This morning, WTI futures have erased their initial
declines after slightly better than expected Chinese data helped boost
risk sentiment in Asian trade. March WTI futures have edged their way
back higher after initial lows of $95.57 a barrel to trade an intra-day
high of $96.11 and now trade at $96.01 a barrel, up 7 cents on the
session.
NATURAL GAS: NYMEX February natural gas prices are trading in positive
territory Friday, extending their gains seen during the previous day.
February natural gas futures ended Thursday's session up 5.9 cents, or
1.7%, at $3.494 per million British thermal units (mln Btu) after
posting an intra-day high of $3.529 after the Energy Information
Administration (EIA) report, which showed a bigger than expected US
inventory decline. The EIA report said stockpiles fell by 148bln cubic
feet (c/f) last week to 3.168 trillion. Analysts expectations had
expected a decline of around 139bln. The front month contract has now
gained more than 12% in the last six sessions. February natural gas
futures have continued to edge higher this morning after an initial low
of $3.473 per mln Btu. Prices have picked up to trade an intra-day high
of $3.511 and now trade at $3.505 per mln Btu, up from last night's
close of $3.494 per mln Btu.
OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.3250, $1.3300, $1.3320, $1.3400, $1.3435
* Dollar-yen; Y89.75, Y89.50, Y89.00
* Euro-yen; Y117.50
* Cable; $1.5950, $1.6000
* Euro-sterling; stg0.8320
* Aussie; $1.0500, $1.0575, $1.0605, $1.0610, $1.0650
* Aussie-yen; Y93.50
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Sovereign bond issuance in the eurozone for this week has now
been completed and totals E25.17bln. Italy priced a syndicated new 15-year BTP
bond on Tuesday for E6.0bln. In terms of auctions, Germany sold a new 10-year
benchmark 1.50% Feb 2023 Bund on Wednesday for E5.0bln. On Thursday, France sold
a new 5-year benchmark 1.00% Mar 2018 OAT and re-opened 2.50% Jan 2015 BTAN and
3.75% Apr 2017 OAT for E7.98bln. In addition, France re-opened linkers -- 0.25%
0.25% July 2018 OATei, 1.30% July 2019 OATi, 1.85% July 2027 OATei for
E1.686bln. Also on Thursday, Spain tapped its 3.75% 2015 Bono, 4.50% Jan 2018
Bono, 4.70% July 2041 Obligaciones bonds for combined E4.505bln. However, this
supply is outweighed by redemption payment from the Netherlands for E15.54bln
and coupon from the Netherlands E3.9bln, France E0.6bln, Italy E0.4bln, Ireland
E0.3bln and Austria E0.6bln -- leaving net cash flow negative to the tune of
E3.9bln vs -E0.5bln last week. For full details of forthcoming issues, please
see Eurozone bond auction calendar & MNI Eurozone Net Cash Flow Matrix.
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Re: DayTrading: Piątek 18.01.2013
pytanie mam, czym są te opcje?
OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.3250, $1.3300, $1.3320, $1.3400, $1.3435
* Dollar-yen; Y89.75, Y89.50, Y89.00
* Euro-yen; Y117.50
* Cable; $1.5950, $1.6000
* Euro-sterling; stg0.8320
* Aussie; $1.0500, $1.0575, $1.0605, $1.0610, $1.0650
* Aussie-yen; Y93.50
to poziomy wsparć/oporów rozumiem ?
OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.3250, $1.3300, $1.3320, $1.3400, $1.3435
* Dollar-yen; Y89.75, Y89.50, Y89.00
* Euro-yen; Y117.50
* Cable; $1.5950, $1.6000
* Euro-sterling; stg0.8320
* Aussie; $1.0500, $1.0575, $1.0605, $1.0610, $1.0650
* Aussie-yen; Y93.50
to poziomy wsparć/oporów rozumiem ?
"Jeśli nie ustalasz celów dla siebie, jesteś skazany na pracowanie przy osiąganiu celów kogoś innego."
"Ci, którzy nie pamiętają przeszłości, są skazani na jej powtarzanie."
"Ci, którzy nie pamiętają przeszłości, są skazani na jej powtarzanie."
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Re: DayTrading: Piątek 18.01.2013
MaciejWLKP pisze:pytanie mam, czym są te opcje?
MaciejWLKP pisze:to poziomy wsparć/oporów rozumiem ?
http://forex-nawigator.biz/forum/potenc ... ji#p292542
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Re: DayTrading: Piątek 18.01.2013
kabel 5995 to dzisiejszy pivot point, przed kilkoma minutami tracilismy go i mozemy troche spasc. 5960?
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ForexTig3r
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Re: DayTrading: Piątek 18.01.2013
https://www2.gotomeeting.com/register/698137594
Jesteśmy pod linią kanału wzrostowego, który jest cały czas miejscem oporu dla runku, dodatkowo doszliśmy do poziomu 1.34. To może być miejsce dla korekty z z załamaną 5.
Kanał troszeczkę nam bardziej odjechał ze względu na to wsparcie poziomem 1.34 z drugiej strony świeczki - nie widzę tutaj momentu do zajmowania pozycji.
Jesteśmy pod linią kanału wzrostowego, który jest cały czas miejscem oporu dla runku, dodatkowo doszliśmy do poziomu 1.34. To może być miejsce dla korekty z z załamaną 5.
Kanał troszeczkę nam bardziej odjechał ze względu na to wsparcie poziomem 1.34 z drugiej strony świeczki - nie widzę tutaj momentu do zajmowania pozycji.
Nic takiego, wczoraj o tej godzinie mieliśmy ruch.MaciejWLKP pisze:ForexTig3r co będzie o 8:45?
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Re: DayTrading: Piątek 18.01.2013
no co panowie jakis pad na rynkach edka obligacje hiszpańskie 10-letnie ciągną dól, jen chce wyrywac sie do góry ale nie może przez edka i jeszcze konic tygodnia do tego SP500 na szczytach
wiec jaki kierunek, jak tu żyć?
wiec jaki kierunek, jak tu żyć?
chciwość jest dobra
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 18.01.2013
to co teraz fuck, koleracja e.chf i u.chf ? bez przesady 
edek leci i u.chf za nim o co kaman ?
edek leci i u.chf za nim o co kaman ?jak uzyskać parytet na edku -swieca z 03.12 - tu podjada pod 1,053 i wtedy rura w jeden dzien 500 piepek 