na m5 na edku możliwe rgr.
Wolumen maleje, więc może się sprawdzi, zobaczymy
DayTrading: Wtorek 5.02.2013
Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 5.02.2013
Nie masz wymaganych uprawnień, aby zobaczyć pliki załączone do tego posta.
Money flow.
"pips to the people"
"pips to the people"
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Mpapiez
Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 5.02.2013
Niekoniecznie. Raczej odstukają poziom 60-70.molmomas pisze:wiele wskazuje na to, iż na edku mogła się już skończyć siła do wzrostów.
Co prawda gram day trading, wiec na wszelki wypadek wyszedlem w nocy z pozycji
(za duzy lot był
na ryzyko utraty zarobku), ale patrzac na to jak cena respektuje srednia i lokalną LT, wszedłem znów w L z ciasnym stop lossem.Dla mnie logicznie mogło by wzrosnąć pod PMI, potem słabe PMI i jazda w dół.
Pozdro
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Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 5.02.2013
Ja bym uwazal na edka dzis. Mamy odczyty dosyc istotne i moze byc niespodzianka. Ogolnie PMI dla uslug jest na dosc niskim poziomie i zdziwilbym sie gdyby dzisiejsze byly jeszcze gorsze od prognoz.molmomas pisze:wiele wskazuje na to, iż na edku mogła się już skończyć siła do wzrostów.
Co do kabla to tez mamy PMI dla uslug wiec moze znowu zabujac. Do odczytów nie licze na jakies powazne ruchy... Poprzednie odczyty tez dosyc nisko wiec jest szansa na poprawe...
Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 5.02.2013
popatrzcie na e/j h1 i powiedzcie co widzicie po swiecach?
nowa jakość
Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 5.02.2013
nie potrafią wbić się we wsparcie co może świadczyć o tym, że może sie odbić.
Money flow.
"pips to the people"
"pips to the people"
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Mpapiez
Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 5.02.2013
Ech, aż mnie zmusili do zwiększenia stop lossamolmomas pisze:nie potrafią wbić się we wsparcie co może świadczyć o tym, że może sie odbić.
).Trend aktualnie jest wzrostowy, nie ma co kombinować. Z resztą prawdziwy ruch dopiero gdzieś za 30-40 minut. Teraz te ruchy bardziej wynikają z wyskakiwania z pozycji przez azję.
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Hello
EU: The main sevices PMI numbers will get underway from 0813GMT, with the release of
Spain February numbers. Italy follows at 0843GMT, France at 0848GMT and Germany
at 0853GMT.
Final EMU February PMI services data will be released at 0858GMT.
Further services PMI data are expected at 0928GMT, with the release of the UK
February CIPS/Markit Services PMI numbers, coming in the wake of weak UK
construction and manufacturing PMI numbers.
Further Eurozone data is released at 1000GMT, when the January retail trade
numbers are set for release.
Early evening, ECB Governing Council member Ignazio Visco speaks at Imperial
College Business School in London.
UK PRESS: The FT says the UK's biggest banks are considering taking the EU to
court over the bonus cap issue, believing the legislation could be overturned by
the courts.
UK PRESS: The UK revenue office will target second homeowners and buy-to-let
landlords, looking to see correct capital gains tax is paid on the sale of any
investments, the FT says. The paper adds the Revenue office has laid down a
deadline of August 9.
US: At 1245GMT, the ICSC-Goldman Store Sales numbers for the
March 1 week will cross the wires, to be followed at 1355GMT by the release of
the Redbook Average , also for the March 1 week.
At 1500GMT, the February ISM Non-Manufacturing Index numbers are set for
release. The index is expected to fall further to a reading of 55.1 in February
after declining to 55.2 in January. The nonmanufacturing ISM reading has
remained well above the manufacturing reading in recent months, a trend that is
expected to continue with the February data.
Also at 1500GMT, the March IBD/TIPP Optimism Index is set for release.
Later, at 1900GMT, Richmond Federal Reserve Bank President Jeffrey Lacker
delivers a speech to NABE in Washington.
EURO-DOLLAR: Closed in NY Monday at $1.3026 after rate had slowly crept higher
through the day, off lows of $1.2982, to a session high of $1.3029. Rate
initially dipped to mark overnight lows at $1.3019 into Asian dealing before the
recovery resumed, the rate edging up to an early high of $1.3041 before move met
decent supply from a US name. Rate eased itself down to $1.3026 in steps before
fresh demand emerged into the Asian afternoon, taking the euro-dollar through
the earlier high and on to $1.3046 ahead of the European open. Despite the move
up Asian traders have described the overnight session as fairly subdued. Support
now seen at $1.3025/20, a break of $1.3019 (Asia low) to open a deeper move
toward $1.3000 ahead of stronger interest at $1.2985/80. EZ services PMI data
begins with Spain at 0813GMT through to EZ at 0858GMT and should provide the
morning's action. EZ retail sales data then due at 1000GMT.
CABLE: Closed in NY at $1.5115, just off session highs of $1.5118 seen after
rate had performed an interesting recovery off post UK construction PMI react
lows of $1.5000. The move was seen mainly driven by euro-sterling as this rate
reacted to the general softening of the single European currency. The cross was
pressed to NY lows of stg0.8614 and held heavy into the close. Cable's recovery
extended into Asia, the move up gaining a boost on the back of stronger than
forecast BRC retail sales data which took it to a high of $1.5142, as the cross
extended its lows to stg0.8608. Cable then settled into a basic range between
$1.5120/40 through the Asian afternoon, pressing back to $1.5118 as early Europe
take their seats. The cross opens Europe back around stg0.8622. UK services PMI
at 0928GMT provides today's main focus, a weak showing expected to place market
on a QE extension footing, though most do not expect the BOE MPC to act
Thursday. Cable offers remain in place between $1.5140/50, a break to expose
recent highs at $1.5186. Support seen back at $1.5110/00 with stops placed on a
break of $1.5090. Next support seen into $1.5070.
YEN: Dollar-yen closed NY at Y93.50 after recovering off a late Europe low of
Y93.17. Similar with euro-yen as it too recovered into the close, moving up from
Y121.13 to Y121.81, opening Asia around Y121.76. Early Asia saw dollar-yen trade
within a range of Y93.30/55 before coming under pressure into the afternoon, the
rate pressing to an eventual low of Y92.92. Early buyers had been spurred by
positive equity markets, but the move up was countered by heavier macro supply,
with some also pointing to Japan opposition refusal to back dovish Iwata as a
deputy Governor at the BOJ. Rate was trading back between Y93.00/10 into Europe.
Euro-yen managed to extend its recovery to Y121.87 before it too slipped lower,
the rate marking a late session base at Y121.18 before recovering to Y121.40
into Europe. Traders have reported sell interest placed from around Y93.75 and
said to extend toward Y94.00. Weak chatter suggests that a barrier has been
placed at the figure, though no confirmation for this found. Asian demand noted
between Y92.80/70.
JAPAN STOCKS CLOSE: Japan's benchmark stocks are mixed Tuesday. The Nikkei 225
was higher by 31.16 points, or 0.27%, at 11683.45. Into the close, the
broader-based TOPIX was lower by 4.71 points at 987.54. Market breadth
indicators saw 91 issue higher, 119 lower and 15 unchanged. Preliminary volume
stood at 1.765 bn shares.
OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.2950, $1.3000, $1.3025, $1.3050, $1.3095, $1.3200
* Dollar-yen; Y92.80, Y93.00, Y93.20, Y93.50, Y94.00
* Cable; $1.5300
* Euro-Swiss; Chf1.2175, Chf1.2260, Chf1.2305
* Aussie; $1.0080, $1.0100, $1.0150
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Austria kicks off issuance on Tuesday with tap of the 3.40%
Nov 2022 RAGB & 3.15% June 2044 RAGB issues for combined size of E1.65bln.
Overall, eurozone sovereign bond issuance this week is estimated to come in
around E17.65bln vs E10.57bln last week. Looking ahead, Germany reopens its
5-year benchmark 0.50% Feb 2018 Bobl issue on Wednesday for up to E4.0bln. On
Thursday, France taps 4.25% Oct 2018 OAT, 4.25% Oct 2022 OAT & 2.75% Oct 2027
OAT for between E6.5bln-E7.5bln indicative size. Also on Thursday, Spain taps
3.75% 2015 Bono, 4.50% 2018 Bono and 5.40% 2023 Obligaciones bonds for between
E4.0bln-E5.0bln indicative size. On Friday, Belgium conducts its Optional
Reverse Inquiry (ORI) bond auction, but will confirm whether it will go ahead
with it on Thursday. In terms of reinvestment flows, there are no redemption
payments scheduled this week with minor coupon payments from Belgium for E0.1bln
-- leaves net cash flow negative to the tune of E17.55bln vs -E1.6bln last week.
For full details of forthcoming issues, please see Eurozone bond auction
calendar & MNI Eurozone Net Cash Flow Matrix.
EUROZONE T-BILL ISSUANCE: Greece, Belgium and ESM are all due to come to the
Eurozone sovereign T-bill market Tuesday. Greece will be first up with plans to
issue a new 26-week Sep 6 T-bill for E875mln. Belgium plan to tap 3-month Jun 20
T-bill and 6-month Aug 15 for between E2.8-E3.3bln. Finally ESM plan issue new
3-month Jun 6 Bill for up to E2.0bln. To recap, on Monday, Netherlands sold
E2.0bln 3-month May 31 DTC at average yield -0.021% and sold E1.05bln 6-month
Sep 30 DTC at average yield -0.014%. In the afternoon, France sold E3.993
3-month Jun 6 BTF at average yield 0.013%, E1.693bln 6-month Aug 8 BTF at
average yield 0.031% and E1.695bln 12-month Feb 6 BTF at average yield 0.082%.
GREECE T-BILL AUCTION PREVIEW: Greece's Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) is
planning to issue E875mln new 26-week Sep 6, 2013 T-bill Tuesday. There has been
a gradual decline in yields at the Greek auctions since June last year, and this
trend is expected to continue as market confidence improves, albeit marginally.
The PDMA will once again allocate an extra 30% of amount auctioned, in non-comp
bids and a further 30% in second day bids, to bring total amount to be issued to
E1.4bln. At the last 26-week T-bill on Feb 5, the PDMA sold E812.5mln at average
yield of 4.27% and covered 1.68 times. There will be a E1.4bln T-bill
redemptions on Feb 18, which is seen underpinning demand at the auction. Results
due to be announced around 1010GMT.
AUSTRIA AUCTION PREVIEW: Austria's Federal Financing Agency (AFFA) taps its
10-year benchmark 3.40% Nov 2022 RAGB and 30-year benchmark 3.15% June 2044 RAGB
issues on Tuesday for E1.65bln combined size. This is third tap of the benchmark
10-year 2022 RAGB issue this year, where the AFFA has so far sold E2.2bln worth
of bonds this year versus E20.0bln to E24bln planned RAGB bond issuance target.
The AFFA has already indicated that it plans to issue one or two syndicated
bonds in 2013, but with Austria not facing its first redemption until Oct 20 --
the risk is that the syndicated deal may be delayed later this year. For
comparison purposes, the 3.40% 2022 RAGB issue was last sold on Feb 5 for
E550mln at an average yield 1.93% and covered 2.60 times. The 3.15% 2044 RAGB
was last sold in October 2012 and therefore not comparable. Auction results are
due around 1015GMT.
BELGIUM T-BILL AUCTION PREVIEW: Belgium's Debt Agency re-opens a 3-month T-bill
maturing Jun 20, 2013, and tap 6-month T-bill maturing Aug 15, 2013 for an
indicative amount of E2.8-E3.3bln on Tuesday. This will be the first of two taps
of the Jun 20 T-bill with the next tap scheduled for Mar 12, and with E3.225bln
outstanding, demand could be on the low side. Mid-yield is currently seen
trading around 0.0595%, while at the last 3-month T-bill auction on Feb 12 the
Belgium Treasury allotted E1.52bln at average yield 0.039% and covered 2.5
times. As for the 6-month Aug 15 T-bill, this is not scheduled to be tapped
again until end of April, and with E1.751bln outstanding could see high demand.
Mid-yield is seen at 0.0725%, while at the last 6-month T-bill auction on Feb 5
E1.541bln was allotted at average yield of 0.075% and covered 2.05 times. There
will be no T-bill redemption this week leaving a potential net cash flow
negative to the tune of E3.0bln. Results are due to be announced around 1040GMT.
EUROZONE: Timeline of key events in the eurozone for next few weeks:
- Mar 05 ECOFIN meeting
- Mar 05 ESM sells 3-month bill for up to E2.0bln
- Mar 05 Greece sells 26-week T-bill for E875mln
- Mar 05 European Feb services PMI data
- Mar 06 EMU Q4 2nd estimate GDP data
- Mar 06 Merkel, Hollande, Necas, Orban, Fico joint press conference
- Mar 07 ECB Governing Council meeting, Draghi press conference
- Mar 07 Spain sells 2015-/2018-/2023 bonds
- Mar 08 Greek T-bill redemption for E1.4bln
- Mar 09 Malta parliamentary election
- Mar 12 Italy T-bill auction
- Mar 12 Spain sells 6-/12-month T-bills
- Mar 13 ECB start of reserve maintenance period
- Mar 14/15 European Council Summit
- Mar 15 First meeting of Italy Chamber & Senate (within 2-3 weeks of vote)
EU: The main sevices PMI numbers will get underway from 0813GMT, with the release of
Spain February numbers. Italy follows at 0843GMT, France at 0848GMT and Germany
at 0853GMT.
Final EMU February PMI services data will be released at 0858GMT.
Further services PMI data are expected at 0928GMT, with the release of the UK
February CIPS/Markit Services PMI numbers, coming in the wake of weak UK
construction and manufacturing PMI numbers.
Further Eurozone data is released at 1000GMT, when the January retail trade
numbers are set for release.
Early evening, ECB Governing Council member Ignazio Visco speaks at Imperial
College Business School in London.
UK PRESS: The FT says the UK's biggest banks are considering taking the EU to
court over the bonus cap issue, believing the legislation could be overturned by
the courts.
UK PRESS: The UK revenue office will target second homeowners and buy-to-let
landlords, looking to see correct capital gains tax is paid on the sale of any
investments, the FT says. The paper adds the Revenue office has laid down a
deadline of August 9.
US: At 1245GMT, the ICSC-Goldman Store Sales numbers for the
March 1 week will cross the wires, to be followed at 1355GMT by the release of
the Redbook Average , also for the March 1 week.
At 1500GMT, the February ISM Non-Manufacturing Index numbers are set for
release. The index is expected to fall further to a reading of 55.1 in February
after declining to 55.2 in January. The nonmanufacturing ISM reading has
remained well above the manufacturing reading in recent months, a trend that is
expected to continue with the February data.
Also at 1500GMT, the March IBD/TIPP Optimism Index is set for release.
Later, at 1900GMT, Richmond Federal Reserve Bank President Jeffrey Lacker
delivers a speech to NABE in Washington.
EURO-DOLLAR: Closed in NY Monday at $1.3026 after rate had slowly crept higher
through the day, off lows of $1.2982, to a session high of $1.3029. Rate
initially dipped to mark overnight lows at $1.3019 into Asian dealing before the
recovery resumed, the rate edging up to an early high of $1.3041 before move met
decent supply from a US name. Rate eased itself down to $1.3026 in steps before
fresh demand emerged into the Asian afternoon, taking the euro-dollar through
the earlier high and on to $1.3046 ahead of the European open. Despite the move
up Asian traders have described the overnight session as fairly subdued. Support
now seen at $1.3025/20, a break of $1.3019 (Asia low) to open a deeper move
toward $1.3000 ahead of stronger interest at $1.2985/80. EZ services PMI data
begins with Spain at 0813GMT through to EZ at 0858GMT and should provide the
morning's action. EZ retail sales data then due at 1000GMT.
CABLE: Closed in NY at $1.5115, just off session highs of $1.5118 seen after
rate had performed an interesting recovery off post UK construction PMI react
lows of $1.5000. The move was seen mainly driven by euro-sterling as this rate
reacted to the general softening of the single European currency. The cross was
pressed to NY lows of stg0.8614 and held heavy into the close. Cable's recovery
extended into Asia, the move up gaining a boost on the back of stronger than
forecast BRC retail sales data which took it to a high of $1.5142, as the cross
extended its lows to stg0.8608. Cable then settled into a basic range between
$1.5120/40 through the Asian afternoon, pressing back to $1.5118 as early Europe
take their seats. The cross opens Europe back around stg0.8622. UK services PMI
at 0928GMT provides today's main focus, a weak showing expected to place market
on a QE extension footing, though most do not expect the BOE MPC to act
Thursday. Cable offers remain in place between $1.5140/50, a break to expose
recent highs at $1.5186. Support seen back at $1.5110/00 with stops placed on a
break of $1.5090. Next support seen into $1.5070.
YEN: Dollar-yen closed NY at Y93.50 after recovering off a late Europe low of
Y93.17. Similar with euro-yen as it too recovered into the close, moving up from
Y121.13 to Y121.81, opening Asia around Y121.76. Early Asia saw dollar-yen trade
within a range of Y93.30/55 before coming under pressure into the afternoon, the
rate pressing to an eventual low of Y92.92. Early buyers had been spurred by
positive equity markets, but the move up was countered by heavier macro supply,
with some also pointing to Japan opposition refusal to back dovish Iwata as a
deputy Governor at the BOJ. Rate was trading back between Y93.00/10 into Europe.
Euro-yen managed to extend its recovery to Y121.87 before it too slipped lower,
the rate marking a late session base at Y121.18 before recovering to Y121.40
into Europe. Traders have reported sell interest placed from around Y93.75 and
said to extend toward Y94.00. Weak chatter suggests that a barrier has been
placed at the figure, though no confirmation for this found. Asian demand noted
between Y92.80/70.
JAPAN STOCKS CLOSE: Japan's benchmark stocks are mixed Tuesday. The Nikkei 225
was higher by 31.16 points, or 0.27%, at 11683.45. Into the close, the
broader-based TOPIX was lower by 4.71 points at 987.54. Market breadth
indicators saw 91 issue higher, 119 lower and 15 unchanged. Preliminary volume
stood at 1.765 bn shares.
OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.2950, $1.3000, $1.3025, $1.3050, $1.3095, $1.3200
* Dollar-yen; Y92.80, Y93.00, Y93.20, Y93.50, Y94.00
* Cable; $1.5300
* Euro-Swiss; Chf1.2175, Chf1.2260, Chf1.2305
* Aussie; $1.0080, $1.0100, $1.0150
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Austria kicks off issuance on Tuesday with tap of the 3.40%
Nov 2022 RAGB & 3.15% June 2044 RAGB issues for combined size of E1.65bln.
Overall, eurozone sovereign bond issuance this week is estimated to come in
around E17.65bln vs E10.57bln last week. Looking ahead, Germany reopens its
5-year benchmark 0.50% Feb 2018 Bobl issue on Wednesday for up to E4.0bln. On
Thursday, France taps 4.25% Oct 2018 OAT, 4.25% Oct 2022 OAT & 2.75% Oct 2027
OAT for between E6.5bln-E7.5bln indicative size. Also on Thursday, Spain taps
3.75% 2015 Bono, 4.50% 2018 Bono and 5.40% 2023 Obligaciones bonds for between
E4.0bln-E5.0bln indicative size. On Friday, Belgium conducts its Optional
Reverse Inquiry (ORI) bond auction, but will confirm whether it will go ahead
with it on Thursday. In terms of reinvestment flows, there are no redemption
payments scheduled this week with minor coupon payments from Belgium for E0.1bln
-- leaves net cash flow negative to the tune of E17.55bln vs -E1.6bln last week.
For full details of forthcoming issues, please see Eurozone bond auction
calendar & MNI Eurozone Net Cash Flow Matrix.
EUROZONE T-BILL ISSUANCE: Greece, Belgium and ESM are all due to come to the
Eurozone sovereign T-bill market Tuesday. Greece will be first up with plans to
issue a new 26-week Sep 6 T-bill for E875mln. Belgium plan to tap 3-month Jun 20
T-bill and 6-month Aug 15 for between E2.8-E3.3bln. Finally ESM plan issue new
3-month Jun 6 Bill for up to E2.0bln. To recap, on Monday, Netherlands sold
E2.0bln 3-month May 31 DTC at average yield -0.021% and sold E1.05bln 6-month
Sep 30 DTC at average yield -0.014%. In the afternoon, France sold E3.993
3-month Jun 6 BTF at average yield 0.013%, E1.693bln 6-month Aug 8 BTF at
average yield 0.031% and E1.695bln 12-month Feb 6 BTF at average yield 0.082%.
GREECE T-BILL AUCTION PREVIEW: Greece's Public Debt Management Agency (PDMA) is
planning to issue E875mln new 26-week Sep 6, 2013 T-bill Tuesday. There has been
a gradual decline in yields at the Greek auctions since June last year, and this
trend is expected to continue as market confidence improves, albeit marginally.
The PDMA will once again allocate an extra 30% of amount auctioned, in non-comp
bids and a further 30% in second day bids, to bring total amount to be issued to
E1.4bln. At the last 26-week T-bill on Feb 5, the PDMA sold E812.5mln at average
yield of 4.27% and covered 1.68 times. There will be a E1.4bln T-bill
redemptions on Feb 18, which is seen underpinning demand at the auction. Results
due to be announced around 1010GMT.
AUSTRIA AUCTION PREVIEW: Austria's Federal Financing Agency (AFFA) taps its
10-year benchmark 3.40% Nov 2022 RAGB and 30-year benchmark 3.15% June 2044 RAGB
issues on Tuesday for E1.65bln combined size. This is third tap of the benchmark
10-year 2022 RAGB issue this year, where the AFFA has so far sold E2.2bln worth
of bonds this year versus E20.0bln to E24bln planned RAGB bond issuance target.
The AFFA has already indicated that it plans to issue one or two syndicated
bonds in 2013, but with Austria not facing its first redemption until Oct 20 --
the risk is that the syndicated deal may be delayed later this year. For
comparison purposes, the 3.40% 2022 RAGB issue was last sold on Feb 5 for
E550mln at an average yield 1.93% and covered 2.60 times. The 3.15% 2044 RAGB
was last sold in October 2012 and therefore not comparable. Auction results are
due around 1015GMT.
BELGIUM T-BILL AUCTION PREVIEW: Belgium's Debt Agency re-opens a 3-month T-bill
maturing Jun 20, 2013, and tap 6-month T-bill maturing Aug 15, 2013 for an
indicative amount of E2.8-E3.3bln on Tuesday. This will be the first of two taps
of the Jun 20 T-bill with the next tap scheduled for Mar 12, and with E3.225bln
outstanding, demand could be on the low side. Mid-yield is currently seen
trading around 0.0595%, while at the last 3-month T-bill auction on Feb 12 the
Belgium Treasury allotted E1.52bln at average yield 0.039% and covered 2.5
times. As for the 6-month Aug 15 T-bill, this is not scheduled to be tapped
again until end of April, and with E1.751bln outstanding could see high demand.
Mid-yield is seen at 0.0725%, while at the last 6-month T-bill auction on Feb 5
E1.541bln was allotted at average yield of 0.075% and covered 2.05 times. There
will be no T-bill redemption this week leaving a potential net cash flow
negative to the tune of E3.0bln. Results are due to be announced around 1040GMT.
EUROZONE: Timeline of key events in the eurozone for next few weeks:
- Mar 05 ECOFIN meeting
- Mar 05 ESM sells 3-month bill for up to E2.0bln
- Mar 05 Greece sells 26-week T-bill for E875mln
- Mar 05 European Feb services PMI data
- Mar 06 EMU Q4 2nd estimate GDP data
- Mar 06 Merkel, Hollande, Necas, Orban, Fico joint press conference
- Mar 07 ECB Governing Council meeting, Draghi press conference
- Mar 07 Spain sells 2015-/2018-/2023 bonds
- Mar 08 Greek T-bill redemption for E1.4bln
- Mar 09 Malta parliamentary election
- Mar 12 Italy T-bill auction
- Mar 12 Spain sells 6-/12-month T-bills
- Mar 13 ECB start of reserve maintenance period
- Mar 14/15 European Council Summit
- Mar 15 First meeting of Italy Chamber & Senate (within 2-3 weeks of vote)
... zbieraj pips do pipa bo jak nie to z depo będzie lipa... G."niemiaszek"
Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 5.02.2013
ciekawie na echf,
Nie masz wymaganych uprawnień, aby zobaczyć pliki załączone do tego posta.
Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 5.02.2013
EURCHFrafmax pisze:ciekawie na echf,
Myślę że domknie lukę i w okolicach 1,22825/22920 będzie można sprzedawać.
AUDUSD
jak przebije 1,02280 to można robić sell do 1,01707 albo bardzo optymistycznie do1,01094
EURAUD
buy 1,27590 tp1 1,27937 tp2 1,28399
Co do EURUSD i GBPUSD nie mam jeszcze pomysłu, jak dla mnie wczoraj za mało się poruszały i dziś trochę ryzykownie
Myślisz inaczej? Komentuj chętnie sprawdzę Twój punkt widzenia
Don't tell me the sky is the limit when there are footprints on the moon!
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Re: DayTrading: Wtorek 5.02.2013
witam podpowiecie jestem nowy co to znaczy jeden bar ponad średnia lub pod czy to kolejna świeca zamknięta po poprzedniej swiecy nad srednią i odwrotnie?
Ostatnio zmieniony 05 mar 2013, 09:07 przez lukasz2021, łącznie zmieniany 1 raz.