MM(mistermib)
Forumer storico
e allora secondo te quale sarebbe la soluzione migliore?????reprimere???mettere al rogo clienti e prostitute?????........ti ricordo che i bordelli c'erano anche durante il fascismo......
a marzo chiudo il corto di medio periodo..........
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e allora secondo te quale sarebbe la soluzione migliore?????reprimere???mettere al rogo clienti e prostitute?????........ti ricordo che i bordelli c'erano anche durante il fascismo......
MM(mistermib)
Forumer storico
intanto qui si mette male...almeno per me....
Si
Banned
più chiaro di così! anche tu evidenzi lo sfruttamento, e anche tu pensi che faccia schifo e che ad educare devono essere i genitori e lo stato dovrebbe dare l'esempio. Ok per me discorso chiusoNo colomba, se leggi quello che ho scritto ci capiamo. Io scherzo spesso ma ora sto parland oseriamente. Se ti va di argomentare ok, altrimenti finisce qui la discussione.
Si
Banned
ci sono sempre stati, anche con l'impero greco, romano, ecc. figurati
AranciaMeccanica
ecchetelodicoafare...
azz ......ha segnato Zebina....
big66
pochi loss, solo gain
AranciaMeccanica
ecchetelodicoafare...
infattinon c'è piu' religione..
marco_1962
Forumer storico
Se non scendono neanche così....
China said its inflation rate rose to 2.7 percent[/B] in February from 1.5 percent in January. A steep rise in prices could force China to raise interest rates. That, in turn, could slow one of the world's fastest-growing economies and put a damper on a global recovery.
Jim Dunigan, managing executive of investments at PNC Wealth Management, said he expects that China will be able to contain prices for now.
"We'll see hints of inflation here and there but I don't think we'll see that problem for a while," he said.
Meanwhile, the Labor Department said workers filing for jobless benefits for the first time fell by 6,000 to 462,000 last week. Economists were predicting a slightly bigger drop, according to Thomson Reuters.
The market was unimpressed. While the report showed some easing in the labor market, it didn't point to the increase in hiring that investors want to see. Stocks have traded in a narrow range since the Labor Department said on Friday that employers cut fewer jobs in February than analysts expected. The market is looking for more signs of progress.
The Commerce Department said the country's trade deficit fell in January because of a big drop in imported oil and cars. U.S. exports dipped 0.3 percent. The slide in U.S. exports is giving investors pause because a drop in overseas sales could slow the recovery.
In midafternoon trading, the Dow Jones industrial average fell 11.11, or 0.1 percent, to 10,556.22. The Standard & Poor's 500 index dropped 2.55, or 0.2 percent, to 1,143.06, while the Nasdaq composite index fell 5.28, or 0.2 percent, to 2,353.67.
Bond prices dipped. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note, which moves opposite its price, rose to 3.74 percent from 3.73 percent late Wednesday.
The dollar was mixed against other major currencies, while gold prices fell.
China said its inflation rate rose to 2.7 percent[/B] in February from 1.5 percent in January. A steep rise in prices could force China to raise interest rates. That, in turn, could slow one of the world's fastest-growing economies and put a damper on a global recovery.
Jim Dunigan, managing executive of investments at PNC Wealth Management, said he expects that China will be able to contain prices for now.
"We'll see hints of inflation here and there but I don't think we'll see that problem for a while," he said.
Meanwhile, the Labor Department said workers filing for jobless benefits for the first time fell by 6,000 to 462,000 last week. Economists were predicting a slightly bigger drop, according to Thomson Reuters.
The market was unimpressed. While the report showed some easing in the labor market, it didn't point to the increase in hiring that investors want to see. Stocks have traded in a narrow range since the Labor Department said on Friday that employers cut fewer jobs in February than analysts expected. The market is looking for more signs of progress.
The Commerce Department said the country's trade deficit fell in January because of a big drop in imported oil and cars. U.S. exports dipped 0.3 percent. The slide in U.S. exports is giving investors pause because a drop in overseas sales could slow the recovery.
In midafternoon trading, the Dow Jones industrial average fell 11.11, or 0.1 percent, to 10,556.22. The Standard & Poor's 500 index dropped 2.55, or 0.2 percent, to 1,143.06, while the Nasdaq composite index fell 5.28, or 0.2 percent, to 2,353.67.
Bond prices dipped. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note, which moves opposite its price, rose to 3.74 percent from 3.73 percent late Wednesday.
The dollar was mixed against other major currencies, while gold prices fell.
MM(mistermib)
Forumer storico
certo che anche stavolta sono stati degli artisti,dando anche dei bei falsi segnali con VIX, che continuo a ripetere che non serve ad una mazza,e calo dei volumi,che invece secondo me dimostrano proprio l'accumulo.....domani scommetto che appena il cash apre fanno una volata da 100 punti di Dow....
AranciaMeccanica
ecchetelodicoafare...
il vix, come ogni indice, è condizionato dalla chiusura delle opzioni la prossima settimana, evidentemente le mani forti non hanno interesse a fare una chiusura trimestrale sopra 21-22...
volumi in calo???? sp500 future contr marzo oltre 1.600.000 pz, sp500 future contr. giugno oltre 1.400.00 pz
sui future si sale andando a prendere tutti gli stop degli shorter
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