ForexTig3r pisze:Kabel będzie rósł, na ejku również jest parcie na wzrosty.
To i edek takzę... choć to co mnie trochę niepokoi to to że, zamknęli lukę...
do domkniecia luki na edku u kazdego z moich broków co sie zamykają 22:00 i otwierają 23:00 czasu polskiego brakuje ponad 25 pipow wiec calkiem sporo chociaz nie raz bylem swiadkiem ze takie luki domykano dopiero po zrobieniu kilkuset pips w przeciwną stronę. Luka korci ale juz tak nie tak jak ta 170 pipsowa.
Ja tam odpuszczam narazie Edka, za duże ryzyko moim zdaniem.
Poszedlem L na USD/JPY za 93.90. Zobaczymy co się wydarzy przez noc. 100 pipek mi wystarczy
A co dokładnie oznacza domknięcie luki ?
U mnie jest domknięta jeśli liczyć low przedostatniej świeczki H4 "sprzed luki".
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mlodybogxde pisze:jasne, że mój rachunek i moja kasa i gram jak uważam, ale nie znam się aż tak jak Wy
nic się nie martw,nikt tu nie ma pojęcia o grze na fx. graj za całe depo od samego początku, i tak ci się nie uda, a zaoszczedzisz sobie stresu niepotrzebnego.
mlodybogxde pisze:jasne, że mój rachunek i moja kasa i gram jak uważam, ale nie znam się aż tak jak Wy
nic się nie martw,nikt tu nie ma pojęcia o grze na fx. graj za całe depo od samego początku, i tak ci się nie uda, a zaoszczedzisz sobie stresu niepotrzebnego.
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EUROPE: There is data on both sides of the Atlantic Tuesday, starting with the
release of French data. At 0745GMT, French March housing starts/permits and the
March consumer confidence survey are set for release. At 0900GMT, the Central
Bank of Luxembourg is slated to present its latest Bulletin. At 1000GMT,
European Central Bank Governing Council member Ewald Nowotny will participate in
a panel discussion, in Prague. Additionally, the Portugal Bank of Portugal is
set to publish its Spring Economic Bulletin, although no time is set. French
February registered jobseekers numbers will be released at 1700GMT.
EUROZONE: Banks in Cyprus will be closed on Tuesday and Wednesday, the Ministry
of Finance has announced. "Following the agreement reached between the Eurogroup
and the Cypriot Government it is deemed necessary, on grounds of public interest
in order to ensure financial stability, to declare the 26th and 27th of March
2013 as a bank holiday," the ministry says. It may be noted that April 1 is a
national holiday in Cyprus for Greek Cypriot National Day.
UK: There is little in the way of UK data, although the March CBI
Distributive Trades data will be released at 1100GMT. At 1425GMT, UK Chancellor
George Osborne appears before the Treasury
Select Committee to be grilled on the 2013 Budget Statement. In the UK, the
Debt Management Office (DMO) sells the 5.00% 2025 via a mini-tender operation
for Stg1.0bln on Tuesday. This is the final gilt sale of the 2012-13 financial
year.
UK PRESS: The Guardian picks up on comments from UK economists, who note the
recent cold snap to help push the UK economy into a "triple dip" recession.
UK PRESS: The latest Comres Poll for the Independent shows the Labour Party
still holds a solid lead in the poll, with a rating of 38% compared to the
Tories on 28%. The Tories also see UKIP continue to advance, up 5 at 14%, while
the LibDems gains 4 to 12.
US:At 1230GMT, the February Durable Goods Orders data is set for release. Durable
goods orders are expected to rise 3.9% in February, continuing the trend of
see-sawing due to aircraft orders. That pattern looks to continue in February,
as Boeing reported 179 orders, up from only 2 in January. In addition, the
underlying trend of non-transportation orders should remain upward.
At 1255GMT, the Redbook Average for the March 22 data will hit traders screens.
The January S&P/Case-Shiller Index will be released at 1300GMT.
There is a raft of US data set for release at 1400GMT, including February New
Home Sales, the March Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index and March Consumer
Confidence numbers.
New home sales are expected to slow to a 415,000 annual rate in February after
jumping 15.6% in January. The trend of new home sales, and the housing market as
a whole, remains on an upward path. At the same time, the supply of homes
relative to sales continues to shrink despite rising home building, which should
lift home prices
The Conference Board's index of consumer confidence is expected to fall to a
reading of 66.5 in March after rebounding sharply in February. Earlier in the
month, the preliminary Michigan Sentiment index sharply from its February level.
Concern about Federal Government fiscal issues are likely weighing on
confidence, though it is not apparent in the sentiment data
Portuguese Finance Minister Vitor Gaspar is set to give a speech to the
Brookings Institution in Washington, also at 1400GMT.
At 1430GMT, the March Dallas Fed Services Survey numbers are released.
EURO-DOLLAR: Closed in NY at $1.2853 after rate had been pressed down to session
lows of $1.2830 before it recovered to $1.2880 then drifted off into the close.
Euro came under pressure on the fall out from the Cyprus agreement, the market
pegging selling to any piece of negative news with comments from Eurogroup head
Dijsselbloem suggesting that the action for Cyprus provides a template for
future bail-ins, later denied, providing the last downside push then recovery.
Rate touched an early low at $1.2844 in Asia before slowly recovering through
the session to an initial high of $1.2871 before getting a late session boost to
$1.2878. This move higher was led by euro-yen as the Japanese currency softened
on reported comments from new BOJ head Kuroda suggesting a scrapping of the bank
note rule (bank note rule is the policy where BOJ keeps total JGB purchased
under the total amount of bank notes in circulation). A reasonably light data
calendar in Europe today though attention will remain on Cyprus fall out, the
Central Bank announcing late last night that all banks will remain closed until
Thursday. Offers $1.2880/85, a break to open a move toward $1.2900 then $1.2920
with stops above. Support seen into the Asia low at $1.2844 ahead of $1.2830.
EURO-DOLLAR: Begins to probe above $1.2880, the level having capped overnight
trade as well as recovery efforts in NY Monday (off $1.2830). Rate touches
$1.2881 ($1.2882 200-dma, closed below Monday) but seen struggling to build in
this early move. However, if rate can push higher expected to meet further
offers placed into $1.2900. Picking up talk that stops begin from above $1.2900
and extend to $1.2950, though interim offers seen into $1.2920. Support remains
at the overnight low at $1.2844, ahead of the NY low at $1.2830.
EURO-DOLLAR: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals) $1.3076 NY close Mar15, gap to $1.2958 Asia open Mar18
$1.3048 Monday Mar25 high(Cyprus agreement react)/Offers to $1.3050
$1.3020 Strong offers/$1.3019 European recovery cap Monday
$1.3000 Medium offers on approach $1.2965 61.8% $1.3048-1.2830
$1.2940/50 Medium offers/Stops
$1.2920 Medium offers/Stops
$1.2900 Medium offers on approach/Stops
$1.2884 Int.Day high Europe, Asia $1.28775/$1.2882 200-dma
$1.2882 ***Current mkt rate 0725GMT Tuesday $1.2844 Int.Day low Asia
$1.2830 NY low Monday Mar25
$1.2800 Medium demand on approach $1.2662 Tech Nov13 2012 low
$1.2043 Tech July24 2012 low
CABLE: Closed in NY at $1.5176 after rate had been pressed to extended lows of
$1.5143 before recovering to $1.5196 then drifted off into the close. Moves
through Monday's session were dictated by euro-dollar action though
euro-sterling getting pressured to extended lows of stg0.8458 diverted some of
the pressure from euro-dollar's deeper slippage. The cross consolidated Monday's
easing between stg0.8470/80 in Asia allowing cable to track euro-dollar's slow
recovery, the rate edging up from an overnight low of $1.5166 to $1.5198 into
the European open. UK data has CBI distributive trades at 1100GMT, though Cyprus
fallout will continue to provide an overshadowing headline risk. Cable support
seen at $1.5170 ahead of $1.5155/40 with stops below. Resistance $1.5200 ahead
of $1.5220/25 and $1.5240/50.
CABLE: Recovery efforts continue to be thwarted ahead of $1.5200, the rate
touching $1.5199 though corrective pullbacks remain shallow and seen keeping
focus on the upside. Rate currently trades around $1.5194. Euro-dollar recocvery
efforts seen meeting decent resistance into its 200-dma at $1.2882, and while
this rate holds below seen keeping recovery efforts in check. Euro-sterlong
remains contained within its overnight range of stg0.8470/80.
YEN: Dollar-yen closed in NY Monday at Y94.13, after recovering off a session
low of Y93.53, with the recovery extending to Y94.24 into opening Asian trade.
Rate dipped to Y93.87 before turning higher into the Tokyo fix, the move up then
given an added boost on new BOJ Governor Kuroda comments concerning the
extending of maturities of the JGB's it buys under its asset buying programme
from three to five years, as well as suggesting a scrapping of the bank note
rule (the bank note rule is the policy where BOJ keeps total JGB purchased under
the total amount of bank notes in circulation). Rate edged to a high of Y94.45,
with strong asset manager demand noted in the move, but rally faded toward
Y94.50 though only minor exporter sell interest was reported here. Larger
exporter sell interest seen at Y94.90. Sales of Aussie-yen were cited for
providing the main counter and pressed rate back into the Y94.20's. Euro-yen
closed in NY at Y121.00 after recovering off lows at Y120.08. Rate touched a low
in Asia at Y120.73, recovered to Y121.56 then settled between Y121.10/40 into
Europe. End of month looming, exporters expected to show end of FY demand for
yen that could counter any upside push. Retail investors to emerge into dips.
JAPAN STOCKS CLOSE: Japan's benchmark stocks are trading higher Tuesday. The
Nikkei 225 was lower by 74.84 points, or 0.60%, at 12471.62. Into the close, the
broader-based TOPIX was lower by 1.31 points at 1045.98. Market breadth
indicators saw 74 issue higher, 142 lower and 9 unchanged. Preliminary volume
stood at 1.513 bn shares.
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: The Netherlands comes to the bond market Tuesday with
re-opening of its 5-year benchmark 1.25% Jan 2018 DSL for between
E2.0bln-E3.0bln. Overall, sovereign bond issuance in the eurozone this week is
seen falling to around E16.31bln vs E24.7bln last week. As a recap, Belgium
tapped its 5-year benchmark 1.25% June 2018 OLO, 10-year benchmark 2.25% June
2023 OLO and also 20-year benchmark 4.00% Mar 2032 OLO issues for combined size
of E3.485bln. Italy tapped its 2-year zero coupon Dec 2014 CTZ bond for
E2.825bln and also linkers 1.70% Sep 2018 BTPei & 2.60% Sep 2023 BTPei issues
for combined size of between E1.0bln. Looking ahead, Italy conducts its
month-end auctions - - sale of a new benchmark 5-year 3.50% June 2018 BTP for
between E3.0bln-E4.0bln and tap of the benchmark 10-year 4.50% Mar 2023 BTP for
between E2.0bln-E3.0bln. In terms of reinvestment flows, there redemptions from
Slovakia E0.04bln and Belgium E12.72bln and coupon payments from Italy E0.2bln
and Belgium E6.8bln -- leaves net cash flow negative to the tune of E3.5bln vs
E2.6bln last week. For full details of forthcoming issues, please see eurozone
bond auction calendar & MNI Eurozone Net Cash Flow Matrix.
DUTCH AUCTION PREVIEW: The Dutch State Treasury Agency (DSTA) re-opens its
5-year benchmark 1.25% Jan 2018 DSL issue Tuesday for between E2.0bln-E3.0bln
indicative size. The 5-year DSL yield trading at 0.7096% mid-yield -- near
richest level since Jan 2 following recent flight-to-quality trades on Cyprus
jitters. This issue was last sold on Feb 12 for E2.69bln at an average yield of
0.88%. The auction today adds to the E11.246bln currently outstanding and is
expected to be re-opened again on May 4 for between E1.5bln-E2.5bln indicative
size. The DSTA has made a strong start in its issuance programme, having so far
sold E18.49bln worth of DSL bonds and achieved around 37% of its 2013 capital
market issuance target, according to MNI calculations. Auction results are due
around 0920GMT.
EUROZONE: Timeline of key events in the eurozone for next few weeks:
- Mar 26 Italy sells 6-month T-bill for E8.5bln
- Mar 26 Bank of Portugal releases Spring economic bulletin
- Mar 27 Eurozone flash HICP
- Mar 27 Italy sells new benchmark 5-yr BTP & taps 10-yr BTP for up to E7.0bln
- Mar 27 Irish by-election in Meath East
- Mar 28 Cypriot banks expected to reopen?
- Mar 28 Italy T-bill redemption for E10.35bln
- End Mar Earliest date new Italian government can be formed
- Apr 4 ECB Governing Council meeting, Draghi press conference
- Apr 4 Spain bond auction
- Apr 8 ESM Regling speaks at FDEF Conference on "Is the Euro crisis over?"
- Apr 10 Italy T-bill auction
- Apr 11 Eurogroup meeting in Dublin
- Apr 12/13 Informal ECOFIN meeting in Dublin
- Apr 15 Italy joint session of parliament called to elect new President
Ostatnio zmieniony 26 mar 2013, 08:34 przez niemiaszek, łącznie zmieniany 1 raz.
... zbieraj pips do pipa bo jak nie to z depo będzie lipa... G."niemiaszek"
mlodybogxde pisze:jasne, że mój rachunek i moja kasa i gram jak uważam, ale nie znam się aż tak jak Wy
nic się nie martw,nikt tu nie ma pojęcia o grze na fx. graj za całe depo od samego początku, i tak ci się nie uda, a zaoszczedzisz sobie stresu niepotrzebnego.
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
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