DayTrading: Wtorek 29.01.2013

[ForexTig3r]

Korelacje dopełnione i AUD UP, ejek UP, oRGR m2 sekwencja się powtarza...
1 Lota zapakowałem na 121,59

O 6AM S-ka na GBPUSD

[Nowy123]

Korelacje dopełnione i AUD UP, ejek UP, oRGR m2 sekwencja się powtarza...
1 Lota zapakowałem na 121,59

to tylko skalp na L barc co swoje, S trzymane licze na 120 65-80 przedzial chyba ze zaskocza i zjada na 50 fibo 120

[freakout]

odważni jesteście żeby teraz jakiekolwiek L-ki pakować

[Nowy123]

odważni jesteście żeby teraz jakiekolwiek L-ki pakować

pisze jedynie skalp podbitka 20 - 30 pipsa i zamykanie

-- Dodano: wt 29-01-2013, 2:58 --

dopiero w Wtorek w nocy na Srode bede lapal L a najlepiej by bylo na sesji UE cos polapac o 8

[freakout]

ja bym się bał i chyba tylko dlatego gram na H4

[Nowy123]

ja bym się bał i chyba tylko dlatego gram na H4

czego sie bac jak sie ma S z Niedzieli L to tylko skalpik na wspraciu 23 fibo

-- Dodano: wt 29-01-2013, 3:09 --

nie jestem wozka ale 30 po 8 00 spodziewam sie dolka jakiegos dwie wersje 38 Fibo 120 65 - 80 lub 120,07 /10 jak poziomy sie nie zgodza trudno oby czasowo sie zgodzili i polapiemy jakies L

zapamietac zapisac sprawdzimy w Srode

dobrej nocy

[ForexTig3r]

Nie sugeruję się Twoją wypowiedzią, teraz dopiero prawie ramię ładnie w czasie m5 się zrobiło.
To nie podobne, aby ejek miał gonić Australijczyja...

[Nowy123]

Nie sugeruję się Twoją wypowiedzią, teraz dopiero prawie ramię ładnie w czasie m5 się zrobiło.
To nie podobne, aby ejek miał gonić Australijczyja...

to do mnie ?? jesli tak ja CI sie nie każę sugerowac tylko pisze co widze grajac juz dl czas na EJ i g oanalizujac jak i na JPY indeksie i Nikkie i fibo czasowe a jak wyjdzie zobaczymy w Srode

bo juz czasowka na korekcie sie sprawdzila pisalem niedziele na poniedzialek na podbiciu Skosnych w nocy S przy 123

-- Dodano: wt 29-01-2013, 3:33 --

jesli nike wybije szczyty w cenach close kasowego wtedy sie zmieni opcje

-- Dodano: wt 29-01-2013, 5:27 --

za krotka ta korekta na E J ale nikt nie powiedzila ze bedzie latwo i przewidywalnie 29 niby jakis dolek jest lecz czy to dolek sie zobaczy ta korekta ja kwidac bedzie dosc zlozona szczegolnie ze NIKIE na oporach i JPY tez 123 - 123 33

moze wchodzic opcja z analogi z poprzedniej czyli jeszcze podjazd pod szczyty i i ich naruszenie jak przy 120 zobaczymy

[crok.]

ale bryndza na handlu czy grubasy na jutro juz czekaja czy jak ?

[niemiaszek]

Hello


EUROPE: Its another light day of European data Tuesday, although there is a full
calendar in he US. The main feature will be the FOMC meeting, which starts tiday
and concludes Wednesday. In Europe, at 0710GMT, the German GfK Feb consumer
confidence numbers will be released. At 1100GMT, ECB Executive Board member
Peter Praet is scheduled to give a speech at the Danish Top Executive Summit, in
Copenhagen. At 1800GMT, ECB Executive Board member Joerg Asmussen is to give a
speech at rotary club, in Gluecksbrug (Germany). Sovereign issuance Tuesday sees
only bill sales in the eurozone, with Italy set to issue a new 6-month Jul 31
BOT for E8.5bln.

IRELAND: The outlook for Ireland's banking system remains negative, Moody's
Investors Service says in a new Banking System Outlook. The outlook is unchanged
since 2008 and principally reflects the rating agency's view that the Irish
banking system has not yet fully stabilised, despite the removal of large
real-estate portfolios from the banks' balance sheets into the National Asset
Management Agency (NAMA) in 2010 and 2011 and the marginally positive, but still
weak, GDP growth that Moody's expects to continue in 2013.

GREECE: Around one-in-fine mortgages in Greece have "turned bad", eKathimerini
reports, as the continued economic downturn and higher tax levels weigh on
family budgets.




UK: Data sees the release of the December Land Registry House Prices index at 1100GMT.
At 1130GMT, the Parliamentary session gets underway with UK Treasury question, with
Chancellor George Osborne set to face MPs.

UK PRESS: The UK's Treasury Select Committee says the UK should only need "one
budget" every year and that the annual Autumn Statement is becoming more like a
second budget, with tax and spending announcements, the Independent says. The
TSC added that the holding of "two budgets" caused confusion and had an economic
cost.

UK PRESS: David Tweedie, former head of the International Accounting Standards
Board, says the Bank of England's FPC has got it wrong on accounting rules,
adding the FPC was wrong to think the International Financial Reporting
Standards (IFRS) prevented banks from making proper provisions against bad
loans.



US: US data starts at 1245GMT, with the release of the ICSC-Goldman
Store Sales data for the Jan 26 week. Then, at 1355GMT, the Redbook Average,
also for the week ending Jan 26, will cross the wires.
There is also further data on the US housing market expected later in the
session, with the release of the November S&P/Case-Shiller Index of house prices
due at 1400GMT. At 1500GMT, the fourth quarter Housing Vacancies data will be
released.
Also at 1500GMT, the January Consumer Confidence numbers from the Conference
Board will be released. The Conference Board's index is expected to rise
slightly to a reading of 65.4 in January after dipping in December on fiscal
cliff concerns that are still a factor. The Michigan Sentiment index fell
slightly in early-January.
Then, at 1530GMT, the January Dallas Fed Services Survey numbers will be
released.




EURO-DOLLAR: Closed in NY at $1.3456 after a recovery off NY session lows of
$1.3431. Rate eased to $1.3444 in opening trade with rate contained for the
early part of the Asian day within a basic $1.3445/55 range. Rate touched an
overnight low at $1.3443 before euro-yen demand emerged to drive it higher, the
rate pushing to a high of $1.3461 before momentum faded. The corrective pullback
to $1.3446 ahead of the European open was seen meeting willing buyers into the
dip. Cross plays continue to dominate direction, though within ranges. The rate
currently seen supported from around $1.3430, with option linked demand noted
beneath $1.3420 and corporate bids into $1.3400. Resistance remains into
$1.3480, with stronger interest seen from the 2012 high at $1.3488 toward
barrier interest at $1.3500. Stops noted above $1.3510/15. Germany GfK
confidence data due at 0700GMT, and US consumer confidence at 1500GMT seen as
the stand out interest on the day. FOMC meeting begins today, announcement
Wednesday, with Friday's US Employment Report providing the main interest.

EURO-DOLLAR: Under early pressure in Europe as rate eases itself below the
overnight base at $1.3443 to $1.3437, but dip below $1.3440 seen meeting buyers
into the dip. Bids have been reported from around $1.3430 through to $1.3400,
with option related demand seen below $1.3420 and corporate interest into the
figure. Rate currently trades back around $1.3442.


CABLE: Closed in NY at $1.5692 after rate had been pressured to extended lows of
$1.5674 following the triggering of option barriers at $1.5700 and $1.5680, with
recovery efforts ahead of the close capped below $1.5700. Cable posted early
Asian lows at $1.5686 before performing a steady climb higher through the
overnight session, trading to a high of $1.5708 ahead of the European open.
Euro-sterling, which has been seen as the main driver of sterling's recent
losses over the past few sessions, had seen highs of stg0.8586 in NY, with trade
in Asia seeing rate extend its corrective pullback from that level, opening the
session around highs of stg0.8574 before drifting off to stg0.8563 into Europe.
Traders expect the cross to retain a buoyant tone into the end of the month, a
European central bank an oft noted buyer of the cross for accounting purposes,
which along with the general negative view of sterling, should keep weight on.
Cross resistance seen from stg0.8585 through to stg0.8600. Support stg0.8550.
Cable resistance seen into $1.5710 ($1.5709 50% $1.5743/$1.5674), a break to
open a move toward $1.5727 (76.4%). Support $1.5680/70, a break to open a deeper
move toward $1.5650/35.


YEN: Dollar-yen and euro-yen came under early sell pressure into Asia, with
moves targeting stops placed sub Y90.50 and Y121.60 that took rates to early
lows at Y90.40 and Y121.56 respectively. The Nikkei, which had opened on a
negative tone, quickly pared losses and moved into positive, the recovery taking
dollar-yen and euro-yen up to Y91.02/Y122.45 before losing momentum. Dollar-yen
eased to Y90.65, the cross to Y121.90, before both recovered into the European
open. Dollar-yen was last trading around Y90.80, euro-yen around Y122.10.
Traders Monday noted that large option interest is due to roll off Thurday (end
month), the strikes covering Y90.00-91.50 and expected to act to keep dollar-yen
confined to these ranges ahead of Friday's US Employment Report.

JAPAN STOCKS CLOSE: Japan's benchmark stocks are higher Tuesday. The Nikkei 225
was ahead by 42.41 points, or 0.39%, at 10866.72. Into the close, the
broader-based TOPIX was higher by 6.27 points at 920.05. Market breadth
indicators saw 119 issue higher, 85 lower and 21 unchanged. Preliminary volume
stood at 2.145 bn shares.


GOLD: Spot gold prices are trading higher Tuesday after posting some
marginal losses during the previous day. Spot gold ended Monday's
session $3.20 lower at $1655.80/oz after prices tested support just
above $1650 at $1652/oz. Market participants remain focused on this
week's 2-day FOMC meeting which is scheduled to start later today and
conclude Wednesday. Gold traders will be waiting to see if the US
Federal Reserve will make any pronouncements about monetary policy after
minutes from the December meeting showed that US central bankers debated
an end to asset purchases this year. Spot gold prices have edged their
way higher Tuesday, reversing marginal overnight losses, advancing from
initial intra-day lows of $1654.65/oz to highs of around $1663.70/oz a
few moments ago and now trade at $1663/oz, up $7.50 on the session.


OIL: March NYMEX WTI prices are trading in positive territory Tuesday,
extending their gains posted during the previous day. March WTI futures
ended Monday's session 56 cents higher at $96.44 a barrel after trading
in a $95.47 to $96.81 range. Crude oil prices have continued to edge
their way higher during this morning's Asian amid a mild risk-on theme
that has developed after a pause during Monday's session. In terms of
supply, US commercial crude oil stocks are likely to have increased 2.5
million barrels for the week ended Jan. 25, Platts says citing its poll
of analysts. The American Petroleum Institute (API) will release its
weekly report Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. EST (2130 GMT), while the US Energy
Information Administration (EIA) will release its weekly data Wednesday
at 10:30 a.m. EST (1530 GMT). A sharp increase in production rates has
driven US crude stocks up to 363 million barrels for the week ended
January 18, more than 8% higher than a year ago and almost 12% more than
the five-year average, according to EIA data. March WTI futures now
trade near their session highs at $96.86 a barrel, up 44 cents.


NATURAL GAS: NYMEX March natural gas prices are trading in negative
territory Tuesday, extending their losses posted during the previous
day. March natural gas futures ended Monday's session at $3.305 per mln
Btu. February natural gas futures, which expire later on today, ended
the day 15.5 cents, or 4.5%, at $3.289 per million British thermal units
(mln Btu) after trading in a $3.285 to $3.396 range. Prices became
subject to some selling pressure after MDA Weather Services said, via
their morning report, that their 11 to 15 day forecast included some
major warm changes, noting that some computer models were showing some
warmer fronts expanding from the South. March WTI futures have gapped
lower this morning and have edged their way lower from initial highs of
$3.300 to intra-day lows of $3.270 a few moments ago and now trade at
$3.274 per mln Btu, down from last night's close of $3.305 per mln Btu.


OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.3250
* Dollar-yen; Y90.00, Y91.00, Y91.25
* Euro-Swiss; Chf1.2400
* Aussie; $1.0395/$1.0405(large), $1.0450, $1.0500, $1.0600
* Kiwi; $0.8395


EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Finland will come to the Eurozone Sovereign issuance market
Tuesday with plans to tap its 2.75% Jul 2028 bond for up to E1.0bln. To re-cap
issuance so far this week has come from Italy where the Tesoro sold E4.0bln
2-year Dec 2014 CTZ at average yield of 1.434% and sold E2.628bln 1.70% Sep 2018
Linker BTPei at average yield of 1.80%. Still to come on Wednesday, Italy will
come back to the market with plans to tap 5-year benchmark 3.50% Nov 2017 BTP
for between E2.0bln and E3.0bln and tap 10-year benchmark 5.50% Nov 2022 BTP for
between E2.5bln and E3.5bln. Finally, also on Wednesday, Germany plan to re-open
40-year Benchmark 2.50% Jul 2044 Bund for up to E2.0bln.

EUROZONE T-BILL ISSUANCE: Italy will be the final Eurozone sovereign to come to
the T-bill market on Tuesday, with plans to issue E8.5bln in new 6-month Jul 31,
2013 BOT. To recap, on Monday Germany sold E2.07bln at average yield 0.1319%. In
the afternoon, France sold E3.995 3-month BTF at average yield 0.011%, E1.93bln
6-month BTF at average yield 0.051% and E1.494bln 12-month BTF at average yield
0.186%.

FINLAND AUCTION PREVIEW: The State Treasury of Finland, on behalf of the
Republic of Finland will re-open its 25-year 2.75% Jul 2028 bond for up to
E1.0bln on Tuesday. The Finish parliament approved the 2013 budget which
indicated net borrowing for 2013 would be E4.502bln. With E1.827bln in coupn
payments and 1 redemption of E6.0bln, MNI calculate gross funding to be
E15.329bln. This will be the first tap of the 25-year bond, - and Finland's
first long dated funding operation of 2013, which was first issued via a
syndicated offering on Jan 31, 2012 at mid-swaps +28bps for E3.0bln. Mid-yield
is currently seen around 2.315, which is a rise of over 30bps since the
beginning of the year. The auction will close at 1100GMT, with results expected
shortly afterwards.