DayTrading: Piątek 15.02.2013
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 15.02.2013
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Vanitas Vanitatum
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Re: DayTrading: Piątek 15.02.2013
Złoto jak dla mnie w kanale spadkowym od października, a nigdy nie gram przeciwko trendowi, no chyba że DT.
Poza tym jakiś news był w nocy, że banki są załadowane w złoto najsilniej od 50 lat... no to kto teraz będzie to pompował?
Poza tym jakiś news był w nocy, że banki są załadowane w złoto najsilniej od 50 lat... no to kto teraz będzie to pompował?
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 15.02.2013
o której jest Wielki Mario?
Wreszcie Ferie więc można grać spokojnie na Foreksie
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 15.02.2013
przed południem. coś mi się obiło o uszy, że 10.30 ale nie mam pewności.pakubiu pisze:o której jest Wielki Mario?
cholera wie jak się teraz ustawiać. jeszcze wieczorem byłem pewien testowania 3290 ale teraz moja pewność znacząco spadła
Z nimi to nic nie wiadomo. Równie dobrze mogą znowu go wydmuchac wysoko up wbrew logice tak jak to juz mialo nie raz miejsce. Mysle, ze ladnie poczyscili dzisiaj SL drobnicy tym wyskokiem. Ja chyba jednak obstawiac bede w krótkiej perspektywie kolejny skok do góry. zobaczymy
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MowmiSasiad
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Re: DayTrading: Piątek 15.02.2013
trochę przeczysz sam sobie. skoro są załadowane to co stratne będą na tym? Owszem jest trend spadkowy ale jeśli przyjrzysz się okolicy 1630$ zobaczysz że już dwukrotnie podchodziliśmy w te rejony i zawsze była silna kontra popytu. Jest silne wsparcie, więc chce trochę zarobić na nim.Vanitas Vanitatum pisze:Złoto jak dla mnie w kanale spadkowym od października, a nigdy nie gram przeciwko trendowi, no chyba że DT.
Poza tym jakiś news był w nocy, że banki są załadowane w złoto najsilniej od 50 lat... no to kto teraz będzie to pompował?
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 15.02.2013
Może dzisiaj złoto da zarobić, myślę o małym L... 1628 1630 jak dadza jakiś fajny sygnał to wchodzę...MowmiSasiad pisze:trochę przeczysz sam sobie. skoro są załadowane to co stratne będą na tym? Owszem jest trend spadkowy ale jeśli przyjrzysz się okolicy 1630$ zobaczysz że już dwukrotnie podchodziliśmy w te rejony i zawsze była silna kontra popytu. Jest silne wsparcie, więc chce trochę zarobić na nim.Vanitas Vanitatum pisze:Złoto jak dla mnie w kanale spadkowym od października, a nigdy nie gram przeciwko trendowi, no chyba że DT.
Poza tym jakiś news był w nocy, że banki są załadowane w złoto najsilniej od 50 lat... no to kto teraz będzie to pompował?
"Nie ważne, że straciłeś lub zarobiłeś mniej, niż mogłeś. Ważne, czego się nauczyłeś".
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roberttheus
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Re: DayTrading: Piątek 15.02.2013
co to za skok up na eu??? coś się wydarzyło????
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niemiaszek
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Re: DayTrading: Piątek 15.02.2013
Hello
EU:The calendar gets underway at 0800GMT, with the release of the Spanish January
final HICP.
At 0815GMT, ECB President Mario Draghi to set hold a joint press conference with
Bank of Russia Chairman Sergey Ignatiev, as the G20 gets underway in Moscow.
The last piece of scheduled European data will see the release of the EMU
December Trade balance at 1000GMT.
The last scheduled event sees ECB Vice President Vitor Constancio give a speech
at the International Accounting Conference, in Frankfurt.
PORTUGAL: Reiterating comments made to MNI in the recent past, Portugal debt
agency head told the FT that the country eyes a full return to the bond market
in "coming months."
EONIA: In the second 3-year LTRO repayment on Feb 27, Barclays expect
E130-E150bln to be repaid back with lower repayment afterwards. Barclays say
that the liquidity surplus should remain "well above E200bln" which will have no
effect on the Eonia fixing, with the curve continuing to bull flatten. Barclays
expect total repayment of both 3-year LTROs to be in the range of E260-E300bln
by end of Q2 2013.
UK: UK data is released at 0930GMT, with January Retail Sales numbers crossing the
wires.
UK PRESS: The FSA has urged banks not to leave the panel that sets the LIBOR
rate, fearing a fall in the number of banks now setting the rate could lead to a
destabilisation, the Independent says.
UK PRESS: The Morrison's supermarket chain in the UK has seen an 18% hike in the
sales of non-frozen meat products since the start of the "horse meat" scandal,
the Guardian reports.
US/CANADA: Across the pond, the US calendar gets underway at 1330GMT with the release of
the February NY Fed Empire State Survey.
The Index is expected to rise to a reading of -1.0 in February after dipping
slightly in January. Unlike the Philadelphia Fed region's indicator, which has
been volatile, the Empire State index has been below zero since August,
indicating contraction even before Hurricane Sandy hit the region.
Canadian data is also expected from 130GMT, with the release of the Canadian
December Manufacturing survey, followed at 1400GMT with the release of the
Canadian January CREA existing home sales.
Back in the US, at 1400GMT, the December TICS data will be released.
US January Industrial Production and Capacity Utilization data will be released
at 1415GMT.
Industrial production is expected to rise 0.1% in January. Factory payrolls rose
by only 4,000 in the month, while auto production jobs rose by 3,000. The
factory workweek was shorter at 40.6 hours, down from 40.7 hours in December.
The ISM production index rose to 53.6 in January from 52.6 in December.
Utilities production is likely to rebound from the 4.6% drop in December.
Capacity utilization is forecast to hold steady at 78.8%.
The February University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment data will be released at
1455GMT. The Index is expected to rise to a reading of 75.0 in February from
73.8 in January, keeping the index below its February 2012 level of 75.3.
At 1500GMT, the fourth quarter 2012 E-Commerce data will cross the wires.
EURO-DOLLAR: Closed in NY Thursday at $1.3368 after rate had slowly recovered
off its traded lows of $1.3315 during the European morning, following reaction
to release of weaker than forecast Eurozone GDP data for Q4. Rate drifted off
that recovery area in early Asia, the rate marking lows at $1.3348 before edging
higher, extending the recovery high to $1.3372. Rate again dropped back to
retest earlier lows before settling around $1.3360 into Europe. G20 draft began
leaking out Thursday afternoon, with most expecting the final communique to not
veer too far away from this. Comment linked to the G20 communique will provide
potential headline risk. Eurozone trade balance at 1000GMT provides morning
interest, MNI reality check has noted a fall in container shipments from the EU.
Euro-dollar bids remain in place into $1.3315/00, a break to expose reported
stops sub $1.3290. Next demand of note seen into $1.3250. Resistance seen
between $1.3370/85 (break down area Thursday), more toward $1.3500. Into the
afternoon, US Empire mfg data at 1330GMT, TIC flows 1400GMT and IP and Cap.Ut.
as 1415GMT. Profit taking and position adjustment into the weekend seems to be
the order of the day.
EURO-DOLLAR: Triggered stops through $1.3385 extended the react rally from ECB
Weidmann's comments the ECB would not cut interest rates to weaken the euro to
$1.3393 (38.2% $1.3520-1.3315), but move now seen attracting willing sellers on
the approach to $1.3400. Rate currently trades around $1.3380. A break of
$1.3400 to open a move on toward $1.3420.
CABLE: Closed in NY Thursday at $1.5493 having recovered from a NY afternoon
drop to $1.5475, the move seen taking out option barrier interest at $1.5485, as
well as flushing out stops sub $1.5480 in a thin market. Rate eased to $1.5484
in early Asia before picking up fresh demand, the rate edging to $1.5521 before
momentum faded. Rate then drifted off through the Asian afternoon, meeting some
demand interest ahead of $1.5500, the rate currently trading around $1.5510
ahead of Europe. Euro-sterling, which had managed to extend its corrective
pullback off Wednesday highs of stg0.8685 to stg0.8585 Thursday, recovered to
stg0.8628 into the NY close, with trade in Asia able to press the rate down to
stg0.86025 before recovering around stg0.8610 ahead of Europe. Sterling remains
on the back foot, with main weakness seen vs the dollar, while its pullback
versus the euro seen providing some buoyancy. Cable demand remains in place into
$1.5475, with stops now seen on a break of $1.5470. A break here to expose
$1.5460/50. Resistance remains at $1.5520/35, more toward $1.5550. UK retail
sales at 0930GMT to provide the morning interest, the result of which to set the
tone for sterling for the balance of the day.
YEN: Dollar-yen closed in NY at Y92.93 after recovering off a late session low
of Y92.67. This recovery extended in Asia, the rate pushing to session highs of
Y93.12 with comments from LDP member Yamamoto that a dollar-yen of between
Y95-100 would be appropriate, along with Gotobi day demand into the Tokyo fix,
aided the early move. Rate reversed off highs as source comments suggested Muto
to be the leading candidate as next BOJ Governor (vs more dovish Iwata), taking
rate down to Y92.60. Leaked G20 draft suggesting Japan would not be named in the
Comminique provided for the bounce to Y93.03. The recovery rallies provided
better exit levels for those looking to pare longs into the weekend, with G20
comment still having potential to weigh back on yen pairs. Technically
dollar-yen upside still seen favoured, though momentum has been slowing over
recent sessions. Euro-yen tracked dollar-yen moves, the rate extending its
recovery to overnight highs of Y124.39 before it stepped its way down to
Y123.20, with the recovery through the Asian afternoon given a boost into Europe
as the euro gained ground on reported ECB Weidmann comments that the ECB would
not act to weaken the euro via interest rates.
JAPAN STOCKS CLOSE: Japan's benchmark stocks are lower Friday, reversing recent
gains as the yen strengthened. The Nikkei 225 was lower by 133.45 points, or
1.18%, at 11173.83. Into the close, the broader-based TOPIX was lower by 12.51
points at 942.37. Market breadth indicators saw 18 issue higher, 206 lower and 1
unchanged. Preliminary volume stood at 3.1 bn shares.
NEWS: JAPAN'S NIKKEI 225 INDEX ENDS UP 1.18% AT 11,173.83
OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.3270, $1.3300, $1.3350, $1.3385, $1.3400, $1.3500
* Dollar-yen; Y92.00, Y92.25, Y93.00, Y93.10, Y94.00(large)
* Cable; $1.5450, $1.5500, $1.5600, $1.5700
* Euro-sterling; stg0.8600, stg0.8650
* Dollar-Swiss; Chf0.9240, Chf0.9300
* Euro-Swiss; Chf1.2250, Chf1.2400, Chf1.2450
* Aussie; $1.0230, $1.0250, $1.0280, $1.0285, $1.0350, $1.0380
* Aussie-yen; Y96.00
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Looking ahead into next week, sovereign bond issuance in the
eurozone is scheduled from France, Germany, Slovakia and Spain and estimated to
come in at E19.0bln vs E15.32bln this week. Slovakia kicks off supply on Monday
with tap of the floater Nov 2016 SLOVGB218 and 4.625% Jan 2017 SLOVGB219 bonds
-- Ardal estimated reasonable value of bids at E150mln and E200mln,
respectively. On Wednesday, Germany re-opens its benchmark 10-year 1.50% Feb
2023 Bund for up to E5.0bln. On Thursday, France conducts its short-dated
auctions (2-/5-year paper expected for up to E8.0bln) and linkers for up to
E1.5bln -- details are due to be announced later today. Spain also conducts its
bond auctions on Thursday for expected size of E4.5bln -- maturity details are
due to be announced later today. In terms of reinvestment flows, moderate
redemption of Greek floater for E0.44bln and coupons from Austria E0.3bln and
Ireland E0.2bln -- leaves net cash flow negative by around E18bln. For full
details of forthcoming issues, please see Eurozone bond auction calendar & MNI
Eurozone Net Cash Flow Matrix.
EU:The calendar gets underway at 0800GMT, with the release of the Spanish January
final HICP.
At 0815GMT, ECB President Mario Draghi to set hold a joint press conference with
Bank of Russia Chairman Sergey Ignatiev, as the G20 gets underway in Moscow.
The last piece of scheduled European data will see the release of the EMU
December Trade balance at 1000GMT.
The last scheduled event sees ECB Vice President Vitor Constancio give a speech
at the International Accounting Conference, in Frankfurt.
PORTUGAL: Reiterating comments made to MNI in the recent past, Portugal debt
agency head told the FT that the country eyes a full return to the bond market
in "coming months."
EONIA: In the second 3-year LTRO repayment on Feb 27, Barclays expect
E130-E150bln to be repaid back with lower repayment afterwards. Barclays say
that the liquidity surplus should remain "well above E200bln" which will have no
effect on the Eonia fixing, with the curve continuing to bull flatten. Barclays
expect total repayment of both 3-year LTROs to be in the range of E260-E300bln
by end of Q2 2013.
UK: UK data is released at 0930GMT, with January Retail Sales numbers crossing the
wires.
UK PRESS: The FSA has urged banks not to leave the panel that sets the LIBOR
rate, fearing a fall in the number of banks now setting the rate could lead to a
destabilisation, the Independent says.
UK PRESS: The Morrison's supermarket chain in the UK has seen an 18% hike in the
sales of non-frozen meat products since the start of the "horse meat" scandal,
the Guardian reports.
US/CANADA: Across the pond, the US calendar gets underway at 1330GMT with the release of
the February NY Fed Empire State Survey.
The Index is expected to rise to a reading of -1.0 in February after dipping
slightly in January. Unlike the Philadelphia Fed region's indicator, which has
been volatile, the Empire State index has been below zero since August,
indicating contraction even before Hurricane Sandy hit the region.
Canadian data is also expected from 130GMT, with the release of the Canadian
December Manufacturing survey, followed at 1400GMT with the release of the
Canadian January CREA existing home sales.
Back in the US, at 1400GMT, the December TICS data will be released.
US January Industrial Production and Capacity Utilization data will be released
at 1415GMT.
Industrial production is expected to rise 0.1% in January. Factory payrolls rose
by only 4,000 in the month, while auto production jobs rose by 3,000. The
factory workweek was shorter at 40.6 hours, down from 40.7 hours in December.
The ISM production index rose to 53.6 in January from 52.6 in December.
Utilities production is likely to rebound from the 4.6% drop in December.
Capacity utilization is forecast to hold steady at 78.8%.
The February University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment data will be released at
1455GMT. The Index is expected to rise to a reading of 75.0 in February from
73.8 in January, keeping the index below its February 2012 level of 75.3.
At 1500GMT, the fourth quarter 2012 E-Commerce data will cross the wires.
EURO-DOLLAR: Closed in NY Thursday at $1.3368 after rate had slowly recovered
off its traded lows of $1.3315 during the European morning, following reaction
to release of weaker than forecast Eurozone GDP data for Q4. Rate drifted off
that recovery area in early Asia, the rate marking lows at $1.3348 before edging
higher, extending the recovery high to $1.3372. Rate again dropped back to
retest earlier lows before settling around $1.3360 into Europe. G20 draft began
leaking out Thursday afternoon, with most expecting the final communique to not
veer too far away from this. Comment linked to the G20 communique will provide
potential headline risk. Eurozone trade balance at 1000GMT provides morning
interest, MNI reality check has noted a fall in container shipments from the EU.
Euro-dollar bids remain in place into $1.3315/00, a break to expose reported
stops sub $1.3290. Next demand of note seen into $1.3250. Resistance seen
between $1.3370/85 (break down area Thursday), more toward $1.3500. Into the
afternoon, US Empire mfg data at 1330GMT, TIC flows 1400GMT and IP and Cap.Ut.
as 1415GMT. Profit taking and position adjustment into the weekend seems to be
the order of the day.
EURO-DOLLAR: Triggered stops through $1.3385 extended the react rally from ECB
Weidmann's comments the ECB would not cut interest rates to weaken the euro to
$1.3393 (38.2% $1.3520-1.3315), but move now seen attracting willing sellers on
the approach to $1.3400. Rate currently trades around $1.3380. A break of
$1.3400 to open a move on toward $1.3420.
CABLE: Closed in NY Thursday at $1.5493 having recovered from a NY afternoon
drop to $1.5475, the move seen taking out option barrier interest at $1.5485, as
well as flushing out stops sub $1.5480 in a thin market. Rate eased to $1.5484
in early Asia before picking up fresh demand, the rate edging to $1.5521 before
momentum faded. Rate then drifted off through the Asian afternoon, meeting some
demand interest ahead of $1.5500, the rate currently trading around $1.5510
ahead of Europe. Euro-sterling, which had managed to extend its corrective
pullback off Wednesday highs of stg0.8685 to stg0.8585 Thursday, recovered to
stg0.8628 into the NY close, with trade in Asia able to press the rate down to
stg0.86025 before recovering around stg0.8610 ahead of Europe. Sterling remains
on the back foot, with main weakness seen vs the dollar, while its pullback
versus the euro seen providing some buoyancy. Cable demand remains in place into
$1.5475, with stops now seen on a break of $1.5470. A break here to expose
$1.5460/50. Resistance remains at $1.5520/35, more toward $1.5550. UK retail
sales at 0930GMT to provide the morning interest, the result of which to set the
tone for sterling for the balance of the day.
YEN: Dollar-yen closed in NY at Y92.93 after recovering off a late session low
of Y92.67. This recovery extended in Asia, the rate pushing to session highs of
Y93.12 with comments from LDP member Yamamoto that a dollar-yen of between
Y95-100 would be appropriate, along with Gotobi day demand into the Tokyo fix,
aided the early move. Rate reversed off highs as source comments suggested Muto
to be the leading candidate as next BOJ Governor (vs more dovish Iwata), taking
rate down to Y92.60. Leaked G20 draft suggesting Japan would not be named in the
Comminique provided for the bounce to Y93.03. The recovery rallies provided
better exit levels for those looking to pare longs into the weekend, with G20
comment still having potential to weigh back on yen pairs. Technically
dollar-yen upside still seen favoured, though momentum has been slowing over
recent sessions. Euro-yen tracked dollar-yen moves, the rate extending its
recovery to overnight highs of Y124.39 before it stepped its way down to
Y123.20, with the recovery through the Asian afternoon given a boost into Europe
as the euro gained ground on reported ECB Weidmann comments that the ECB would
not act to weaken the euro via interest rates.
JAPAN STOCKS CLOSE: Japan's benchmark stocks are lower Friday, reversing recent
gains as the yen strengthened. The Nikkei 225 was lower by 133.45 points, or
1.18%, at 11173.83. Into the close, the broader-based TOPIX was lower by 12.51
points at 942.37. Market breadth indicators saw 18 issue higher, 206 lower and 1
unchanged. Preliminary volume stood at 3.1 bn shares.
NEWS: JAPAN'S NIKKEI 225 INDEX ENDS UP 1.18% AT 11,173.83
OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.3270, $1.3300, $1.3350, $1.3385, $1.3400, $1.3500
* Dollar-yen; Y92.00, Y92.25, Y93.00, Y93.10, Y94.00(large)
* Cable; $1.5450, $1.5500, $1.5600, $1.5700
* Euro-sterling; stg0.8600, stg0.8650
* Dollar-Swiss; Chf0.9240, Chf0.9300
* Euro-Swiss; Chf1.2250, Chf1.2400, Chf1.2450
* Aussie; $1.0230, $1.0250, $1.0280, $1.0285, $1.0350, $1.0380
* Aussie-yen; Y96.00
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Looking ahead into next week, sovereign bond issuance in the
eurozone is scheduled from France, Germany, Slovakia and Spain and estimated to
come in at E19.0bln vs E15.32bln this week. Slovakia kicks off supply on Monday
with tap of the floater Nov 2016 SLOVGB218 and 4.625% Jan 2017 SLOVGB219 bonds
-- Ardal estimated reasonable value of bids at E150mln and E200mln,
respectively. On Wednesday, Germany re-opens its benchmark 10-year 1.50% Feb
2023 Bund for up to E5.0bln. On Thursday, France conducts its short-dated
auctions (2-/5-year paper expected for up to E8.0bln) and linkers for up to
E1.5bln -- details are due to be announced later today. Spain also conducts its
bond auctions on Thursday for expected size of E4.5bln -- maturity details are
due to be announced later today. In terms of reinvestment flows, moderate
redemption of Greek floater for E0.44bln and coupons from Austria E0.3bln and
Ireland E0.2bln -- leaves net cash flow negative by around E18bln. 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 15.02.2013
ow jeaaaaaaaspontfx pisze:S nie moglem sie oprzec 1.3380