Fleursdumal
फूल की बुराई
sarà ma a me risulta che qualcuno ha preso prestito delle mie azioni , quindi sto divieto non vale per tutti.
BUnd, Bond e la bbband degli energumeni canuti VM13 (2 lettori)
- Creatore Discussione feliceanima
- Data di Inizio
sarà ma a me risulta che qualcuno ha preso prestito delle mie azioni , quindi sto divieto non vale per tutti.
Fleursdumal
फूल की बुराई
ekkili là, dopo aver fatto un pò di finte sul pivot zentrale superata in tromba la r1 e ora vediamo che fanno, ultimi max su 111,75
profit a 111,5 messo e se spikkeggiano a 112 dò
profit a 111,5 messo e se spikkeggiano a 112 dò
Fleursdumal
फूल की बुराई
11:49 am - Game Over: The market is mixed with the price swings being contained and the belly seeing the moves. The lack of size and the general disinterest aren't helping matters any, even as data and headlines come in primarily bond friendly, the expected uptick in supply and massive low yields are helping keep a lid on things. Curve trade remains steepened but is getting some mid-session squaring as players pack up their barbies and go home to hibernate to the new year.
11:38 am - Bill Sale : Treasury sold $35B of 62-day bills at a high rate of 0.140% with a cover of 2.36.
10:38 am - Home on the Range : The continuous 10-yr futures contract remains pinned to a tight zone just off record highs near 128-22+. Support rests along its 10-day ema currently near 126-23. Momentum is beginning to tip over though and without an uptick in bids the market may cave to s larger retracement eyeing 124-14 and 122.
10:34 am - Holding Off: Record negative reports, geopolitical turmoil, stuttering stocks and ongoing, worsening headlines can't win the battle in a jaded market, worried about stepped-up supply and dragged on by the flight from safety response to bailout plans. Bonds are also dealing with ridiculously low yields that, for all intents and purposes, have left the market unable to get out of its own way. The extreme lowered expectations of traders (versus optimistic estimates from economists) should carry through at least Q1, as the shake out from economic missteps and malaise continues to send bodies bubbling to the surface. The remaining data due in the truncated week will likely have little impact beyond kneejerk reactions in illiquid holiday "action".
09:56 am - Whatever: The market is pushing spreads steeper in light trade as the unwinding of the past few weeks continues but the benchmarks remain comparatively flat. The PMI report offered little with the sight upside 34.1 a touch better than expected, but still near 1982 levels, while the inflation measure saw a dive to 30.5 from Nov's 50.7. The print comes just ahead of the confidence number, which is expected to show a minor improvement, but will still be near record lows going back to the reports start in1967. Trade will continue to suffer under holiday conditions (with many of the few who've shown up referring to this time of year as "the lost week" or "Bermuda triangle" trade).
09:53 am - Cash to System : Fed adds $20B via 28-day repos.
09:25 am - Again With the Pound : The dollar is suffering another upswing in the euro mostly via pound selling with thin trade eyeing parity between the cross-channel rivals. The flopping around is making for some pretty whippy action with dollar mixed. The euro is chopping its way up off a test of last week's range bottom near 1.3910 with offers just above 1.42 containing for now. While above 1.4080 trade will eye the broader range top near 1.4360. Against the yen, the dollar is wedged between 90 and 91 with a convicted chop above 91.30 needed to get the momentum players to perk up. The pound is fighting to contain an acceleration of losses with the buck stopped near 1.4385 and the euro at 98 so far. The pound selling is relentless as trade has tagged it as the biggest loser among the G7. A break above 98 to the euro should open the floodgates with parity achieved in short order. Spot gold is off at 872.89 (-7.41) as is crude at 38.95 (-1.07).
09:10 am - Ticking Around: The early release of the Oct housing number offered little to trade with expectations set up for a fall off. Trade remains sickly and that situation is only going to get worse.
08:58 am - G MAC Daddy : All the ongoing GMAC rescue news is serving to weigh on prices as the market sees the propping up of the industry as further pumping up of supply while the old "As goes GM so goes the country" being given some currency. The market is looking for a negative housing report out of S&P-CaseSchiller, but the majority of housing related negatives have been discounted and record deteriorating levels are to be expected. PMI is also seen hitting worse with the number at early 1982 levels. On the upside, consumer confidence is supposed to see a slight uptick...
08:23 am - Flipped From Highs Into Open : The market continues to toy with record levels as a significant retracement of its 2-month gains gets put on hold. Expected bad data (with chatter about deflation or at least disinflation) and year-end positioning are propping with geopolitical tensions also providing some support. But mostly it looks like thin trade and a lack of sellers. That could change once the calendar rolls, and sidelined cash gets re-positioned into better yielding stuff. The 2-10-yr yield spread is rambling sideways near 131.6 as curve trade looks content to jam it out the few remaining days of 08. Treasuries get some mid-tier data to play with, which may knock prices around for a brief period. The GMAC debacle looks like its been resolved for now with a cash-for-equity infusion indirectly via Treasury's TARP. Regardless, the market looks like it wants even higher prices before the year's out with the 10-yr yield staring down the historic 1 handle. That level is within striking distance today should data steer below already horrible expectations. The buck is offered some against the euro, which is backing away from a quick trip through 1.42. The dollar is regaining small ground on the yen as the market lazes its way into year-end while the pound continues to get pounded generally on rate expectations. Gold has slid some, with spot now 867.54 (-12.76), after getting back above 890 for the first time since early Oct while falling oil diminishes some of the bid. Crude has been sliding even as tensions build as demand is expected to lighten now 39.45 (-0.57). Data due include Chicago PMI (9:45) and consumer confidence (10) after an early indication on housing in Oct.
11:38 am - Bill Sale : Treasury sold $35B of 62-day bills at a high rate of 0.140% with a cover of 2.36.
10:38 am - Home on the Range : The continuous 10-yr futures contract remains pinned to a tight zone just off record highs near 128-22+. Support rests along its 10-day ema currently near 126-23. Momentum is beginning to tip over though and without an uptick in bids the market may cave to s larger retracement eyeing 124-14 and 122.
10:34 am - Holding Off: Record negative reports, geopolitical turmoil, stuttering stocks and ongoing, worsening headlines can't win the battle in a jaded market, worried about stepped-up supply and dragged on by the flight from safety response to bailout plans. Bonds are also dealing with ridiculously low yields that, for all intents and purposes, have left the market unable to get out of its own way. The extreme lowered expectations of traders (versus optimistic estimates from economists) should carry through at least Q1, as the shake out from economic missteps and malaise continues to send bodies bubbling to the surface. The remaining data due in the truncated week will likely have little impact beyond kneejerk reactions in illiquid holiday "action".
09:56 am - Whatever: The market is pushing spreads steeper in light trade as the unwinding of the past few weeks continues but the benchmarks remain comparatively flat. The PMI report offered little with the sight upside 34.1 a touch better than expected, but still near 1982 levels, while the inflation measure saw a dive to 30.5 from Nov's 50.7. The print comes just ahead of the confidence number, which is expected to show a minor improvement, but will still be near record lows going back to the reports start in1967. Trade will continue to suffer under holiday conditions (with many of the few who've shown up referring to this time of year as "the lost week" or "Bermuda triangle" trade).
09:53 am - Cash to System : Fed adds $20B via 28-day repos.
09:25 am - Again With the Pound : The dollar is suffering another upswing in the euro mostly via pound selling with thin trade eyeing parity between the cross-channel rivals. The flopping around is making for some pretty whippy action with dollar mixed. The euro is chopping its way up off a test of last week's range bottom near 1.3910 with offers just above 1.42 containing for now. While above 1.4080 trade will eye the broader range top near 1.4360. Against the yen, the dollar is wedged between 90 and 91 with a convicted chop above 91.30 needed to get the momentum players to perk up. The pound is fighting to contain an acceleration of losses with the buck stopped near 1.4385 and the euro at 98 so far. The pound selling is relentless as trade has tagged it as the biggest loser among the G7. A break above 98 to the euro should open the floodgates with parity achieved in short order. Spot gold is off at 872.89 (-7.41) as is crude at 38.95 (-1.07).
09:10 am - Ticking Around: The early release of the Oct housing number offered little to trade with expectations set up for a fall off. Trade remains sickly and that situation is only going to get worse.
08:58 am - G MAC Daddy : All the ongoing GMAC rescue news is serving to weigh on prices as the market sees the propping up of the industry as further pumping up of supply while the old "As goes GM so goes the country" being given some currency. The market is looking for a negative housing report out of S&P-CaseSchiller, but the majority of housing related negatives have been discounted and record deteriorating levels are to be expected. PMI is also seen hitting worse with the number at early 1982 levels. On the upside, consumer confidence is supposed to see a slight uptick...
08:23 am - Flipped From Highs Into Open : The market continues to toy with record levels as a significant retracement of its 2-month gains gets put on hold. Expected bad data (with chatter about deflation or at least disinflation) and year-end positioning are propping with geopolitical tensions also providing some support. But mostly it looks like thin trade and a lack of sellers. That could change once the calendar rolls, and sidelined cash gets re-positioned into better yielding stuff. The 2-10-yr yield spread is rambling sideways near 131.6 as curve trade looks content to jam it out the few remaining days of 08. Treasuries get some mid-tier data to play with, which may knock prices around for a brief period. The GMAC debacle looks like its been resolved for now with a cash-for-equity infusion indirectly via Treasury's TARP. Regardless, the market looks like it wants even higher prices before the year's out with the 10-yr yield staring down the historic 1 handle. That level is within striking distance today should data steer below already horrible expectations. The buck is offered some against the euro, which is backing away from a quick trip through 1.42. The dollar is regaining small ground on the yen as the market lazes its way into year-end while the pound continues to get pounded generally on rate expectations. Gold has slid some, with spot now 867.54 (-12.76), after getting back above 890 for the first time since early Oct while falling oil diminishes some of the bid. Crude has been sliding even as tensions build as demand is expected to lighten now 39.45 (-0.57). Data due include Chicago PMI (9:45) and consumer confidence (10) after an early indication on housing in Oct.
generali1984
Forumer storico
mi risultano esenti i professional
e residenti o finance esteri
quindi vale per 4 gatti sfigati .........ovvero noi traderini di periferia
Fleursdumal
फूल की बुराई
profit preso a ,50
sapevo dei marketmaker ma se davvero sono esenti tutti gli esteri è una pagliacciata vera e propria
sapevo dei marketmaker ma se davvero sono esenti tutti gli esteri è una pagliacciata vera e propria
quicksilver
Forumer storico
Si, l'avevo scritto anche io mi pare, da un portafoglio fineco di un mio familiare vengono prese allegramente a prestito azioni spesso e volentieri
gipa69
collegio dei patafisici
f4f
翠鸟科
Stefano69fc
Nuovo forumer
Tanti auguri di Buon Anno