DayTrading: Piątek 12.04.2013
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 12.04.2013
ale heca, dołożyli mi bonus w armadzie
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 12.04.2013
Super a mi zmienili Stopouta z 30 na 80% w BRE i to będzie koniec ostrego grania.
jest pipnie
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 12.04.2013
po co ta zmiana, jak w razie czego ty jesteś zobowiązany uzupełnić saldo ujemnedrulaka pisze:Super a mi zmienili Stopouta z 30 na 80% w BRE i to będzie koniec ostrego grania.
lokate z tych pieniędzy zrobili
-- Dodano: pt 12-04-2013, 7:04 --
dzisiaj spadek może być
w us bezrobocie leci łeb na szyje
-- Dodano: pt 12-04-2013, 7:06 --
już zawitało near 1,31
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Re: DayTrading: Piątek 12.04.2013
Witam
Wczorajsze S dalej siedza mam nadzieje ze dzisiaj szybko rozpoczne weekend
czego wam takze zycze
Moj cel na dzisiaj 1.3050 czy sie uda? czas pokaze
pozdrawiam
Wczorajsze S dalej siedza mam nadzieje ze dzisiaj szybko rozpoczne weekend
czego wam takze zycze
Moj cel na dzisiaj 1.3050 czy sie uda? czas pokaze
pozdrawiam
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 12.04.2013
ja zakładam 120 punktów dziennego zasięgu, z dwóch powodów:
- Piątek może być ruchliwy, Cypr, Portugalia
- fala spadkowa z reguły jest szybsza od wzostowej
- Piątek może być ruchliwy, Cypr, Portugalia
- fala spadkowa z reguły jest szybsza od wzostowej
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EUROPE: Friday's calendar gets underway at 0600GMT with the release of Germany's
March whole prices followed by French Feb current account data at 0645. Note
also the Eurogroup/ECOFIN meetings continue today in Dublin. Elsewhere Spanish
March final HICP data are due at 0700GMT followed by Italy's at 0800GMT. Over in
the UK, Feb construction output data are due at 0830GMT, ahead of the eurozone's
Feb industrial output data at 0900.
ITALY: The focus may shift back to the eurozone next week, with Italy's
political situation potentially clarified. Credit Suisse economists note that
next Thursday, the parliament will begin voting on the new President of the
Republic. "This vote is important as it will provide a first real test on the
intentions of the different parties," they say. If the center-left (PD) and the
center-right (PDL) can find agreement in the days to come, "then a President
will be likely elected on the first day of the voting procedure," they say. The
election would then "provide the base for an agreement on a coalition government
of some sort," CS adds.
EUROPEAN PRESS: Greek officials are continuing tough talks with the Troika on a
contentious overhaul of the civil service, indicating that gradual progress
would likely yield a deal by Tuesday, as Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras
arrived in Dublin, where he is to face his eurozone counterparts on Friday at an
informal summit, ekathimerini.com reports. In Stournaras's absence, Alternate
Finance Minister Christos Staikouras led the Greek side in ongoing negotiations
with Troika envoys, the report says.
US EARNINGS: Some of biggest names to report Q1 earnings near-term include:
Date Company Estimate/share
Apr 12 JPMorgan Chase $1.39
Apr 12 Wells Fargo & Co $0.89
Apr 15 Citigroup Inc $1.17
Apr 15 Charles Schwab Corp $0.16
Apr 16 Blackrock Inc $3.57
Apr 16 US Bancorp $0.73
Apr 16 Goldman Sachs Group $3.87
Apr 16 Coca-Cola Co $0.45
Apr 16 Intel Corp $0.41
Apr 16 Yahoo! Inc $0.25
Apr 17 BoNY Mellon Corp $0.52
Apr 17 Bank of America Corp $0.23
Apr 17 American Express Co $1.12
Apr 17 eBay Inc $0.62
EURO SUMMARY: Closed in NY Thursday at $1.3102 after rate had pulled back
following a second rejection from the $1.3138 level, the rate making a brief
show under $1.3100 to $1.3096 before edging back into the close. Recovery off
that late pullback continued at a slow, steady pace through Asia, the rate
touching a high of $1.3126, despite reported euro-yen sales through the session
(this cross having been a key directional driver in recent sessions), as the
dollar was seen under general pressure, prompted by dollar-yen breaking back
under Y99.50. The recovery stalled, with rate dropping back to $1.3109 but
buyers quickly emerged into the dip to edge rate back toward $1.3120 ahead of
the European open. Offers remain in place at that $1.3138 level, with traders
again noting 55-dma and 100-dma levels, which today are at $1.3142 and $1.3151
respectively, as providing another upside hurdle. Support $1.3100, stronger into
$1.3085/80. Ecofin in Dublin today will have traders watching for any comment
from there, the ministers expected to discuss topics such as the loan extension
to Ireland and Portugal, staff level agreement between Troika and Cyprus and
Slovenia developments. Periphery CPI data also of note and EZ IP at 0900GMT.
EURO-DOLLAR: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.3195/200 Strong offers
$1.3180 Medium offers/Stops
$1.3170 Stops
$1.3160/65 Medium offers/$1.3163 Feb28 high
$1.3142-51 Tech 55-dma, 100-dma/Strong offers/Stops on break
$1.3138 Thursday Apr11 high, held twice/Offers to $1.3140
$1.3126 Int.Day high Asia
$1.3102 ***Current mkt rate 0610GMT Friday
$1.3099 Int.Day low Asia (at the open)
$1.3080/70 Strong demand
$1.3050/40 Medium demand/$1.3043 Thursday Apr11 low/Stops
$1.3020 Medium demand/$1.3022 40-dma
$1.3005/990 Medium demand/$1.2993 NY pullback low Monday/$1.2900 Stops
$1.2980 Strong demand
STERLING SUMMARY: Cable closed in NY Thursday at $1.5384 after rate had pulled
away from extended recovery highs of $1.5412. Rate touched an overnight low at
$1.5383 in opening Asian business before rate began again to edge higher, the
move to $1.5410 driven by general pressure on the dollar, prompted by
dollar-yen's break back below Y99.50, after most had expected a challenge on the
Y100.00 level. A bounce in dollar-yen dropped cable back to $1.5390 but buyers
were quick to emerge and take advantage of the dip, the rate recovering toward
$1.5400 ahead of the European open. Euro-sterling was contained within a range
of stg0.8512/20 leaving cable to take direction from euro-dollar plays. UK
construction output at 0830GMT provides the domestic data highlight for the day,
with focus set on US retail sales and UofM sentiment as well as the first bank
earnings data, JPM and Wells Fargo. Cable offers now seen between $1.5415/25,
the area covering $1.5414 Feb19 low and $1.5424 38.2% retrace of the year's
$1.6381-1.4832 range. Stops noted on a break of $1.5430. Support $1.5385/80.
CABLE: MNI Cable: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals),
$1.5500 Medium offers
$1.5470/80 Strong offers
$1.5450/60 Strong offers/$1.5458 61.8% $1.5845-1.4832
$1.5420/25 Medium offers/$1.5424 38.2% 2013 range $1.6381-1.4832
$1.5412 Thursday Apr11 high
$1.5410 Int.Day high Asia
$1.5390 **Current market rate 0623GMT Friday
$1.5383 Int.Day low Asia
$1.5385/80 Strong demand/Stops
$1.5365/60 Medium demand
$1.5350/40 Medium demand/Stops
$1.5319 Thursday Apr11 low
$1.5300 Medium demand on approach
$1.5293-82 Wednesday Apr10-Tuesday Apr9 lows
$1.5280 Strong demand on approach
YEN SUMMARY: Dollar-yen closed in NY at Y99.68 after a late rally faltered ahead
of the Y100.00 at Y99.95. Note traders Thursday suggested that this rate would
be capped by that Y99.95 level, the same has been reported this morning, though
only covering the Asian session. Dollar-yen edged to Y99.81 in opening Asian
trade before Tokyo emerged as sellers into their opening, the supply pressing
the rate down to eventually break under Y99.50, the move triggering stops of
weaker spec longs positioned for a break of Y100.00 into Asia. Rate saw an
initial low of Y99.44, bouncing to Y99.63 on profit take buys, before another
round of selling squeezed it down to Y99.36. Rate settled backa round Y99.50
ahead of the Europe open. BOJ Kuroda press conference provided some nervous
anticipation but he seems to covered what was said in a recent WSJ injterview
with little reaction noted. Traders report that main demand interest seen back
in place from Y99.20 through to Y98.90, with strong option defence offers in
place between Y99.90/100.00, with stops seen through Y100.05/20. Euro-yen saw
extended highs of Y131.12 Thursday before drifting lower, the corrective
pullback gaining momentum in Asia to take it to Y130.31.
NEWS: JAPAN'S NIKKEI 225 INDEX ENDS DOWN 0.47% AT 13485.14
OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.2975, $1.3000, $1.3050, $1.3100, $1.3120, $1.3130, $1.3160
* Dollar-yen; Y98.00, Y98.50, Y99.00(large), Y99.50, Y99.60, Y100.00, Y100.20
* Cable; $1.5275, $1.5325, $1.5375
* Dollar-Swiss; Chf0.9375
* Aussie; $1.0495, $1.0550, $1.0600
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Sovereign bond issuance in the eurozone this week has been
completed for week after Belgium cancelled its Optional Reverse Inquiry (ORI)
bond auction Friday. Overall, sovereign issuance totals E23.7bln and compares to
E15.28bln sold last week. As a recap, Germany sold a 5-year linker 0.75% Apr
2018 Boblei issue Tuesday for up to E1.0bln, Finland has priced E4.0bln of new
syndicated 10-year benchmark bond and the Dutch State Treasury Agency re-opened
its 20-year benchmark 2.50% 2033 DSL for E2.035bln. The EFSF priced E8.0bln new
5-year syndicated bond on Tuesday. On Wednesday, Germany re-opened its 2-year
benchmark 0.25% 2015 Schatz issue for up to E5.0bln and Austria priced E3.0bln
new 10.5-year RAGB and E1.5bln new 21-year RAGBs. On Thursday, Italy sold
E4.0bln new benchmark 3-year 2.25% 2016 BTP, tapped 15-year 4.75% 2028 BTP for
E1.669bln and also its floater June 2017 CCTeu for E1.5bln. In terms of
reinvestment flows, redemption from Germany for E17.0bln and coupon payment also
from Germany for E1.7bln -- leaves net cash flow positive to the tune of E5.3bln
vs -E15.0bln last week. For full details of forthcoming issues, please see
eurozone bond auction calendar & MNI Eurozone Net Cash Flow Matrix.
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Looking ahead into next week, sovereign bond issuance in the
eurozone is scheduled from France, Germany, Italy, Slovakia and Spain and
expected to come in around E20.0bln vs E23.7bln this week. Slovakia comes to the
market on Monday, with tap of the 4.625% 2017 SLOVGB219 and the 3.00% 2023
SLOVGB225. Ardal, the Slovakian debt and Liquidity management agency said it
estimates reasonable bids at E100mln for each issue. On Wednesday, Germany
re-opens its 10-year benchmark 1.50% Feb 2023 Bund issue for up to E4.0bln. On
Thursday, France conducts its regular BTAN/Linker auctions for up to E8.0bln and
E1.5bln, respectively. Also on Thursday, Spain is likely to tap its benchmark
3-year Bono, 5-year Bono and 10-year Obligaciones issues for up to E4.5bln. Also
eyed is Italy's BTP Italia bond -- four year government bond indexed to domestic
inflation, during the week. In terms of reinvestment flows, redemption from
Italy E16.7bln, Germany E11.0bln, Ireland E5.62bln and Greece E2.72bln and
coupon payment also from Ireland E1.26bln, Italy E1.14bln, Germany for E0.89bln,
Finland E0.64bln, Portugal E0.58bln, Netherlands E0.11bln, Greece E0.01bln --
turns net cash flow positive to the tune of E20.7bln vs -E5.3bln this week.
EUROZONE: Timeline of key events in the eurozone:
- Apr 12 Eurogroup meeting in Dublin
- Apr 12/13 Informal ECOFIN meeting in Dublin
- Apr 12 Italy T-bill redemption for E8.8bln
- Apr 15/16 Economist 17th Roundtable with Government of Greece
- Apr 15 Italy joint session of parliament called to elect new President
- Apr 15 Italy bond redemption of 4.25% 2013 BTP for E16.7bln
- Apr 16 Spain 6-/12-month T-bill auctions
- Apr 16/17 IMF publishes Global Financial Stability Report
- Apr 18/19 G20 FinMin & Central Bank Governors' meeting
- Apr 18 Spain bond auction
- Apr 18 Ireland bond redemption
- Apr 19/21 IMF/World Bank Spring meetings
US: Timeline of some upcoming key events in the US:
- Apr 12 Fed Rosengren (voter) opens Boston Fed Econ Conf at 0845ET
- Apr 12 Outright TCoupon Purch 02/15/2036-02/15/2043 $1.25-$1.75bn
- Apr 12 USTsy dealer agenda for May refunding talks at 1200ET
- Apr 12 Fed Chair Bernanke at community dev conf in Washington at 1230ET
- Apr 13 Fed Kocherlakota (nv), Fed Evans (v), Riksbank Svensson - Boston 1230ET
- Apr 13 Fed Lockhart (non-voter) at U of Iowa Law School at 1230ET
- Apr 15 Outright TCoupon Purch 01/31/2018-12/31/2018 $4.75-$5.75bn
- Apr 15 UST announces 4wk at 1100ET
- Apr 15 UST auctions 3/6m bills at 1130ET
- Apr 15 Prescribed deadline for Congress to pass non-binding budget resolution
- Apr 16 FDIC Chair Gruenberg at ABA in Washington at 0730ET
- Apr 16 White House Council of Econ Adv Krueger at ABA (follows Gruenberg)
- Apr 16 Fed Dudley (voter) in Staten Island, NY at various locales 0800-1600ET
- Apr 16 IMF's WEO released ahead of Spring meets in Washington at 0930ET
EUROPE: Friday's calendar gets underway at 0600GMT with the release of Germany's
March whole prices followed by French Feb current account data at 0645. Note
also the Eurogroup/ECOFIN meetings continue today in Dublin. Elsewhere Spanish
March final HICP data are due at 0700GMT followed by Italy's at 0800GMT. Over in
the UK, Feb construction output data are due at 0830GMT, ahead of the eurozone's
Feb industrial output data at 0900.
ITALY: The focus may shift back to the eurozone next week, with Italy's
political situation potentially clarified. Credit Suisse economists note that
next Thursday, the parliament will begin voting on the new President of the
Republic. "This vote is important as it will provide a first real test on the
intentions of the different parties," they say. If the center-left (PD) and the
center-right (PDL) can find agreement in the days to come, "then a President
will be likely elected on the first day of the voting procedure," they say. The
election would then "provide the base for an agreement on a coalition government
of some sort," CS adds.
EUROPEAN PRESS: Greek officials are continuing tough talks with the Troika on a
contentious overhaul of the civil service, indicating that gradual progress
would likely yield a deal by Tuesday, as Finance Minister Yannis Stournaras
arrived in Dublin, where he is to face his eurozone counterparts on Friday at an
informal summit, ekathimerini.com reports. In Stournaras's absence, Alternate
Finance Minister Christos Staikouras led the Greek side in ongoing negotiations
with Troika envoys, the report says.
US EARNINGS: Some of biggest names to report Q1 earnings near-term include:
Date Company Estimate/share
Apr 12 JPMorgan Chase $1.39
Apr 12 Wells Fargo & Co $0.89
Apr 15 Citigroup Inc $1.17
Apr 15 Charles Schwab Corp $0.16
Apr 16 Blackrock Inc $3.57
Apr 16 US Bancorp $0.73
Apr 16 Goldman Sachs Group $3.87
Apr 16 Coca-Cola Co $0.45
Apr 16 Intel Corp $0.41
Apr 16 Yahoo! Inc $0.25
Apr 17 BoNY Mellon Corp $0.52
Apr 17 Bank of America Corp $0.23
Apr 17 American Express Co $1.12
Apr 17 eBay Inc $0.62
EURO SUMMARY: Closed in NY Thursday at $1.3102 after rate had pulled back
following a second rejection from the $1.3138 level, the rate making a brief
show under $1.3100 to $1.3096 before edging back into the close. Recovery off
that late pullback continued at a slow, steady pace through Asia, the rate
touching a high of $1.3126, despite reported euro-yen sales through the session
(this cross having been a key directional driver in recent sessions), as the
dollar was seen under general pressure, prompted by dollar-yen breaking back
under Y99.50. The recovery stalled, with rate dropping back to $1.3109 but
buyers quickly emerged into the dip to edge rate back toward $1.3120 ahead of
the European open. Offers remain in place at that $1.3138 level, with traders
again noting 55-dma and 100-dma levels, which today are at $1.3142 and $1.3151
respectively, as providing another upside hurdle. Support $1.3100, stronger into
$1.3085/80. Ecofin in Dublin today will have traders watching for any comment
from there, the ministers expected to discuss topics such as the loan extension
to Ireland and Portugal, staff level agreement between Troika and Cyprus and
Slovenia developments. Periphery CPI data also of note and EZ IP at 0900GMT.
EURO-DOLLAR: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals)
$1.3195/200 Strong offers
$1.3180 Medium offers/Stops
$1.3170 Stops
$1.3160/65 Medium offers/$1.3163 Feb28 high
$1.3142-51 Tech 55-dma, 100-dma/Strong offers/Stops on break
$1.3138 Thursday Apr11 high, held twice/Offers to $1.3140
$1.3126 Int.Day high Asia
$1.3102 ***Current mkt rate 0610GMT Friday
$1.3099 Int.Day low Asia (at the open)
$1.3080/70 Strong demand
$1.3050/40 Medium demand/$1.3043 Thursday Apr11 low/Stops
$1.3020 Medium demand/$1.3022 40-dma
$1.3005/990 Medium demand/$1.2993 NY pullback low Monday/$1.2900 Stops
$1.2980 Strong demand
STERLING SUMMARY: Cable closed in NY Thursday at $1.5384 after rate had pulled
away from extended recovery highs of $1.5412. Rate touched an overnight low at
$1.5383 in opening Asian business before rate began again to edge higher, the
move to $1.5410 driven by general pressure on the dollar, prompted by
dollar-yen's break back below Y99.50, after most had expected a challenge on the
Y100.00 level. A bounce in dollar-yen dropped cable back to $1.5390 but buyers
were quick to emerge and take advantage of the dip, the rate recovering toward
$1.5400 ahead of the European open. Euro-sterling was contained within a range
of stg0.8512/20 leaving cable to take direction from euro-dollar plays. UK
construction output at 0830GMT provides the domestic data highlight for the day,
with focus set on US retail sales and UofM sentiment as well as the first bank
earnings data, JPM and Wells Fargo. Cable offers now seen between $1.5415/25,
the area covering $1.5414 Feb19 low and $1.5424 38.2% retrace of the year's
$1.6381-1.4832 range. Stops noted on a break of $1.5430. Support $1.5385/80.
CABLE: MNI Cable: Fundamental levels (orders, options, technicals),
$1.5500 Medium offers
$1.5470/80 Strong offers
$1.5450/60 Strong offers/$1.5458 61.8% $1.5845-1.4832
$1.5420/25 Medium offers/$1.5424 38.2% 2013 range $1.6381-1.4832
$1.5412 Thursday Apr11 high
$1.5410 Int.Day high Asia
$1.5390 **Current market rate 0623GMT Friday
$1.5383 Int.Day low Asia
$1.5385/80 Strong demand/Stops
$1.5365/60 Medium demand
$1.5350/40 Medium demand/Stops
$1.5319 Thursday Apr11 low
$1.5300 Medium demand on approach
$1.5293-82 Wednesday Apr10-Tuesday Apr9 lows
$1.5280 Strong demand on approach
YEN SUMMARY: Dollar-yen closed in NY at Y99.68 after a late rally faltered ahead
of the Y100.00 at Y99.95. Note traders Thursday suggested that this rate would
be capped by that Y99.95 level, the same has been reported this morning, though
only covering the Asian session. Dollar-yen edged to Y99.81 in opening Asian
trade before Tokyo emerged as sellers into their opening, the supply pressing
the rate down to eventually break under Y99.50, the move triggering stops of
weaker spec longs positioned for a break of Y100.00 into Asia. Rate saw an
initial low of Y99.44, bouncing to Y99.63 on profit take buys, before another
round of selling squeezed it down to Y99.36. Rate settled backa round Y99.50
ahead of the Europe open. BOJ Kuroda press conference provided some nervous
anticipation but he seems to covered what was said in a recent WSJ injterview
with little reaction noted. Traders report that main demand interest seen back
in place from Y99.20 through to Y98.90, with strong option defence offers in
place between Y99.90/100.00, with stops seen through Y100.05/20. Euro-yen saw
extended highs of Y131.12 Thursday before drifting lower, the corrective
pullback gaining momentum in Asia to take it to Y130.31.
NEWS: JAPAN'S NIKKEI 225 INDEX ENDS DOWN 0.47% AT 13485.14
OPTIONS: FX: Option expiries for today's 1000ET cut,
* Euro-dollar; $1.2975, $1.3000, $1.3050, $1.3100, $1.3120, $1.3130, $1.3160
* Dollar-yen; Y98.00, Y98.50, Y99.00(large), Y99.50, Y99.60, Y100.00, Y100.20
* Cable; $1.5275, $1.5325, $1.5375
* Dollar-Swiss; Chf0.9375
* Aussie; $1.0495, $1.0550, $1.0600
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Sovereign bond issuance in the eurozone this week has been
completed for week after Belgium cancelled its Optional Reverse Inquiry (ORI)
bond auction Friday. Overall, sovereign issuance totals E23.7bln and compares to
E15.28bln sold last week. As a recap, Germany sold a 5-year linker 0.75% Apr
2018 Boblei issue Tuesday for up to E1.0bln, Finland has priced E4.0bln of new
syndicated 10-year benchmark bond and the Dutch State Treasury Agency re-opened
its 20-year benchmark 2.50% 2033 DSL for E2.035bln. The EFSF priced E8.0bln new
5-year syndicated bond on Tuesday. On Wednesday, Germany re-opened its 2-year
benchmark 0.25% 2015 Schatz issue for up to E5.0bln and Austria priced E3.0bln
new 10.5-year RAGB and E1.5bln new 21-year RAGBs. On Thursday, Italy sold
E4.0bln new benchmark 3-year 2.25% 2016 BTP, tapped 15-year 4.75% 2028 BTP for
E1.669bln and also its floater June 2017 CCTeu for E1.5bln. In terms of
reinvestment flows, redemption from Germany for E17.0bln and coupon payment also
from Germany for E1.7bln -- leaves net cash flow positive to the tune of E5.3bln
vs -E15.0bln last week. For full details of forthcoming issues, please see
eurozone bond auction calendar & MNI Eurozone Net Cash Flow Matrix.
EUROZONE ISSUANCE: Looking ahead into next week, sovereign bond issuance in the
eurozone is scheduled from France, Germany, Italy, Slovakia and Spain and
expected to come in around E20.0bln vs E23.7bln this week. Slovakia comes to the
market on Monday, with tap of the 4.625% 2017 SLOVGB219 and the 3.00% 2023
SLOVGB225. Ardal, the Slovakian debt and Liquidity management agency said it
estimates reasonable bids at E100mln for each issue. On Wednesday, Germany
re-opens its 10-year benchmark 1.50% Feb 2023 Bund issue for up to E4.0bln. On
Thursday, France conducts its regular BTAN/Linker auctions for up to E8.0bln and
E1.5bln, respectively. Also on Thursday, Spain is likely to tap its benchmark
3-year Bono, 5-year Bono and 10-year Obligaciones issues for up to E4.5bln. Also
eyed is Italy's BTP Italia bond -- four year government bond indexed to domestic
inflation, during the week. In terms of reinvestment flows, redemption from
Italy E16.7bln, Germany E11.0bln, Ireland E5.62bln and Greece E2.72bln and
coupon payment also from Ireland E1.26bln, Italy E1.14bln, Germany for E0.89bln,
Finland E0.64bln, Portugal E0.58bln, Netherlands E0.11bln, Greece E0.01bln --
turns net cash flow positive to the tune of E20.7bln vs -E5.3bln this week.
EUROZONE: Timeline of key events in the eurozone:
- Apr 12 Eurogroup meeting in Dublin
- Apr 12/13 Informal ECOFIN meeting in Dublin
- Apr 12 Italy T-bill redemption for E8.8bln
- Apr 15/16 Economist 17th Roundtable with Government of Greece
- Apr 15 Italy joint session of parliament called to elect new President
- Apr 15 Italy bond redemption of 4.25% 2013 BTP for E16.7bln
- Apr 16 Spain 6-/12-month T-bill auctions
- Apr 16/17 IMF publishes Global Financial Stability Report
- Apr 18/19 G20 FinMin & Central Bank Governors' meeting
- Apr 18 Spain bond auction
- Apr 18 Ireland bond redemption
- Apr 19/21 IMF/World Bank Spring meetings
US: Timeline of some upcoming key events in the US:
- Apr 12 Fed Rosengren (voter) opens Boston Fed Econ Conf at 0845ET
- Apr 12 Outright TCoupon Purch 02/15/2036-02/15/2043 $1.25-$1.75bn
- Apr 12 USTsy dealer agenda for May refunding talks at 1200ET
- Apr 12 Fed Chair Bernanke at community dev conf in Washington at 1230ET
- Apr 13 Fed Kocherlakota (nv), Fed Evans (v), Riksbank Svensson - Boston 1230ET
- Apr 13 Fed Lockhart (non-voter) at U of Iowa Law School at 1230ET
- Apr 15 Outright TCoupon Purch 01/31/2018-12/31/2018 $4.75-$5.75bn
- Apr 15 UST announces 4wk at 1100ET
- Apr 15 UST auctions 3/6m bills at 1130ET
- Apr 15 Prescribed deadline for Congress to pass non-binding budget resolution
- Apr 16 FDIC Chair Gruenberg at ABA in Washington at 0730ET
- Apr 16 White House Council of Econ Adv Krueger at ABA (follows Gruenberg)
- Apr 16 Fed Dudley (voter) in Staten Island, NY at various locales 0800-1600ET
- Apr 16 IMF's WEO released ahead of Spring meets in Washington at 0930ET
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Re: DayTrading: Piątek 12.04.2013
jakos ostatnio przez calu tydzien bylo odwrotnie,byly szybsze wzrosty a jesli chodzilo ospadki to sie bardzo gramolilopr7emo pisze:ja zakładam 120 punktów dziennego zasięgu, z dwóch powodów:
- Piątek może być ruchliwy, Cypr, Portugalia
- fala spadkowa z reguły jest szybsza od wzostowej
a na dzis edek nie poleci w dol bo 14.30 wyniki sprzedazy detalicznej z usa prognoza jest 0% ze wczesniejszej 1,1% i jesli sie to sprawdzi to znow kierunek połnoc,a wlasnie to bedzie mialo dzis najwiekszy wpływ
Re: DayTrading: Piątek 12.04.2013
Jesli misie mysla o jakims tancu to juz powinny wchodzic na parkiet:-)
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Re: DayTrading: Piątek 12.04.2013
a nie przyszlo Ci do glowy ze prognoza jest tak niska zeby odczyt mogl byc od niej lepszy? i gdzie wtedy polecimy??hrabia pisze:jakos ostatnio przez calu tydzien bylo odwrotnie,byly szybsze wzrosty a jesli chodzilo ospadki to sie bardzo gramolilopr7emo pisze:ja zakładam 120 punktów dziennego zasięgu, z dwóch powodów:
- Piątek może być ruchliwy, Cypr, Portugalia
- fala spadkowa z reguły jest szybsza od wzostowej
a na dzis edek nie poleci w dol bo 14.30 wyniki sprzedazy detalicznej z usa prognoza jest 0% ze wczesniejszej 1,1% i jesli sie to sprawdzi to znow kierunek połnoc,a wlasnie to bedzie mialo dzis najwiekszy wpływ
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Re: DayTrading: Piątek 12.04.2013
w tym miesiącu codziennie notujemy wyższy poziom na eurusd
fala wzrostowa ma duże nachylenie
jak spojrzeć na tą sytuacje jak na potencjalną symetrie A=B to możliwa jest duża zmiana punktowa
fala spadkowa z doświadczenia to duża czerwona świeca
jeśli chodzi o handel w US to jak było mniejsze bezrobocie, może być lepszy odczyt, i solidniejsza niespodzianka od tych prognozowanych 0% a to umocni dolara
na przełomie stycznia i lutego można zaobserwować to co prognozuje jeśli chodzi o wygląd fali B
fala wzrostowa ma duże nachylenie
jak spojrzeć na tą sytuacje jak na potencjalną symetrie A=B to możliwa jest duża zmiana punktowa
fala spadkowa z doświadczenia to duża czerwona świeca
jeśli chodzi o handel w US to jak było mniejsze bezrobocie, może być lepszy odczyt, i solidniejsza niespodzianka od tych prognozowanych 0% a to umocni dolara
na przełomie stycznia i lutego można zaobserwować to co prognozuje jeśli chodzi o wygląd fali B