Z nedzy do pieniedzy ..:)

[kashper]

Andy już nawet pozycji nie wrzucasz? Zmieniłeś dziennik we wklejke opcji?

[andy11]

Andy już nawet pozycji nie wrzucasz? Zmieniłeś dziennik we wklejke opcji?

wrzucam to co uwazam za ciekawe oraz pomoze w podjeciu decyzji ......

co do wrzucania pozycji to sa strony, firmy ktore przeslaja sygnaly...

dziennika nie zmienilem w zadna wklejke opcji ale skoro nie potrafisz odczytac tego ....

[kashper]

Andy już nawet pozycji nie wrzucasz? Zmieniłeś dziennik we wklejke opcji?

wrzucam to co uwazam za ciekawe oraz pomoze w podjeciu decyzji ......

co do wrzucania pozycji to sa strony, firmy ktore przeslaja sygnaly...

dziennika nie zmienilem w zadna wklejke opcji ale skoro nie potrafisz odczytac tego ....

Tylko pytałem. Nie unoś się.

[Sildra]

Cholera, mam problem z USD/CAD. Ładne linie, ale zależnie od tego jak poprowadzić to wychodzi przebicie i korekta (czerwona), albo odbicie od niebieskiej i w dół. Masz Andy jaką metodykę w zanadrzu na taki problem?

[andy11]

Cholera, mam problem z USD/CAD. Ładne linie, ale zależnie od tego jak poprowadzić to wychodzi przebicie i korekta (czerwona), albo odbicie od niebieskiej i w dół. Masz Andy jaką metodykę w zanadrzu na taki problem?

to jest mol...
mala zmiennosc ...
dlatego nie za bardzo mnie interesuje ta para...

rano podalem na czym gram...
ciekawa usd/jpy ( 31 marca konczy sie rok finansowy w Japonii i wszystkie fundy, banki, firmy siadaja na jenie czyli chca miec jena na aktwach... ale grubasy mowia po katach ze rajd sie od 1 kwietnia niektorzy nawet widza blyskawicznie powyzej 100...a inni na lato 110...

tak samo z funtem grubasy siadaja na SS widza 1.42 w niedalekiej przyszlosci...

co do euro to grubasy widza oslabienie, ( dobre dane z Ameryki maja nadchodzic...hm ciekawe to jakby wrozenie z fusow...)

[andy11]

Bank of Japan to set new bond buying target – Nikkei

Buy ‘em all Haruhiko! This is what’s behind the latest yen strength.

US sells 2-year notes at 0.255%

The market was expecting about 0.258%.

If anything, the auction should have put downward pressure on USD/JPY but the opposite is taking place as it budged through to the high of the day.

Exporter offers lurking from current levels to 94.50 with more at 94.70/75 and buy stops above.

[andy11]

BBG: Deutsche Bank’s A+ rating may be cut by S&P

[andy11]

Dane dzisiaj w nocy

01:00 ANZ NZ business confidence index and activity outlook index..
February was +39.4 and activity outlook +37.6 respectively.

01:30 Reserve Bank of Australia’s Financial Stability Review.

[andy11]

USD/JPY orders for today

Year end yen repatriation flows have been the talk for weeks now, this flow is nearly finished as we approach the, errr, year end (fiscally speaking).

The BOJ meeting is next week (3 and 4 April) – we should get an indication of ‘how much’ bond buying and ‘when’ as Kuroda starts to do ‘whatever it takes’.

For today, the levels that are reproted as holding orders – on the topside 95.00 is substantial selling interest, above there 95.20 and 95.50/60.

To the downside threre are a few bids at 94.35/40 (yes, very close by), then around 93.85/94.00. More below, and we’ll refresh should we get below 94.00 ( I think USD/JPY wont do that – its bid on dips).

[andy11]

Kuroda talks up bond buying to hit price target

BLOOMBERG

Haruhiko Kuroda said he wants 2 percent inflation in two years and pledged to buy more government bonds, underscoring the new Bank of Japan chief’s efforts to accelerate an end to falling prices.

“Achieving the 2 percent inflation target in two years is something that I have in my mind,” Kuroda said Tuesday in the Diet. He said the BOJ may scrap a rule limiting the scale of asset buying and consider purchasing more bonds with longer maturities.

The comments spurred investors’ expectations for more monetary easing, with the yen weakening and benchmark bond yields falling to a near 10-year low. Analysts at banks from JPMorgan Chase & Co. to Barclays PLC expect the BOJ to add stimulus as soon as the next policy meeting on April 3-4.

Kikuo Iwata, one of two new BOJ deputy governors, told reporters last week that the central bank should commit to achieving the target for consumer-price increases within two years. He has suggested that the BOJ leadership should be prepared to resign if they fail to meet that goal.

Kuroda, who took up his post last week, on Tuesday reiterated his pledge to do “whatever it takes” to end more than a decade of deflation in Japan, saying that expectations for rising prices would be positive for the world’s third-largest economy.

“It’s a strong pledge from a well-intended man, but I’m not convinced it’s going to work,” said Stephen Roach, a senior fellow at Yale University.