Fleursdumal
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Torel ha scritto:un salutone a tutti
ma Dan e' in ferie??
no Torel, ha le sue cose , per cui non lo vedremo per una settimana, sta assai lunatico
BUND BOND e tutta la BBBanda v.m.18anni
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no Torel, ha le sue cose , per cui non lo vedremo per una settimana, sta assai lunatico
Fleursdumal
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biagix ha scritto:
ciao biagix, in questo thread ne capiamo poco di onde ed Elliott
Fleursdumal
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Argema ha scritto:
ciauzz Argy
guarda che la sta riciclando da un mese 
Fleursdumal
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il fatto saliente della giornata è la mega-asta di 2y t-note , il risultato alle 19
intrigante il nome della nuova giornalista della reuters, quasi quasi le mando una mail civetta
U.S. Treasuries flat before last 2-yr auction of '04
By Ana Nicolaci da Costa
LONDON, Dec 29 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasuries were broadly flat
on Wednesday ahead of the last two-year note auction of U.S.
government debt this year.
The U.S. Treasury sells $24 billion of two-year notes at
around 1800 GMT, but analysts expect little investor appetite
for the bonds just two days before the end of the year.
"The market is very quiet, not really moving at all. Yields
have moved a little bit higher in the days in which they have
been opened," said Jon Lee, international rate strategist at
Barclays Capital.
"In terms of the auction, because we've had a little bit of
a concession that will help to some extent but we are probably
likely to see more of a concession in the run up to the auction
given the general lack of liquidity."
At 0952 GMT, the two-year notes price was flat with a yield
of 3.077 percent <US2YT=RR>, little changed from New York's
close.
The 10-year note <US10YT=RR> was steady with a yield of
4.296 percent, little changed from Tuesday's close in New York.
Analysts said the dollar would be of little support to
Treasuries after it fell to a record low against the euro <EUR=>
for the fifth session running.
"(The dollar) is not going to help. It has weakened further
still. Oil prices are generally a bit softer at the moment,
again not likely to help very much," said Lee.
The bond market benefited from rising oil prices earlier
this year as high energy costs are seen as negative for economic
growth.
This session sees the release of the Weekly Mortgage Market
Index for the week ended December 24 at 1200 GMT.
U.S. existing home sales for November are out at 1500 GMT.
Economists in a Reuters survey forecast a median 6.75 million
annualized unit total versus 6.75 million annualized units in
the prior period.
Five-year yields <US5YT=RR> were at 3.66 percent and the
30-year debt yield <US30YT=RR> traded at 4.91 percent.
The March T-note future <TYH5> was at 2/32 lower at
111-15/32.
Treasuries outperformed Bunds, with the 10-year yield spread
narrowing 8 basis point to 66 basis points, having widened to
levels not seen since August 2000 on Tuesday. The greenback's
slide has recently encouraged investors to short Treasuries and
buy euro-denominated debt.
The 10-year dollar swap spread stood at 42.25 basis points,
compared with 42 basis points in the U.S. on Tuesday
intrigante il nome della nuova giornalista della reuters, quasi quasi le mando una mail civetta
U.S. Treasuries flat before last 2-yr auction of '04
By Ana Nicolaci da Costa
LONDON, Dec 29 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasuries were broadly flat
on Wednesday ahead of the last two-year note auction of U.S.
government debt this year.
The U.S. Treasury sells $24 billion of two-year notes at
around 1800 GMT, but analysts expect little investor appetite
for the bonds just two days before the end of the year.
"The market is very quiet, not really moving at all. Yields
have moved a little bit higher in the days in which they have
been opened," said Jon Lee, international rate strategist at
Barclays Capital.
"In terms of the auction, because we've had a little bit of
a concession that will help to some extent but we are probably
likely to see more of a concession in the run up to the auction
given the general lack of liquidity."
At 0952 GMT, the two-year notes price was flat with a yield
of 3.077 percent <US2YT=RR>, little changed from New York's
close.
The 10-year note <US10YT=RR> was steady with a yield of
4.296 percent, little changed from Tuesday's close in New York.
Analysts said the dollar would be of little support to
Treasuries after it fell to a record low against the euro <EUR=>
for the fifth session running.
"(The dollar) is not going to help. It has weakened further
still. Oil prices are generally a bit softer at the moment,
again not likely to help very much," said Lee.
The bond market benefited from rising oil prices earlier
this year as high energy costs are seen as negative for economic
growth.
This session sees the release of the Weekly Mortgage Market
Index for the week ended December 24 at 1200 GMT.
U.S. existing home sales for November are out at 1500 GMT.
Economists in a Reuters survey forecast a median 6.75 million
annualized unit total versus 6.75 million annualized units in
the prior period.
Five-year yields <US5YT=RR> were at 3.66 percent and the
30-year debt yield <US30YT=RR> traded at 4.91 percent.
The March T-note future <TYH5> was at 2/32 lower at
111-15/32.
Treasuries outperformed Bunds, with the 10-year yield spread
narrowing 8 basis point to 66 basis points, having widened to
levels not seen since August 2000 on Tuesday. The greenback's
slide has recently encouraged investors to short Treasuries and
buy euro-denominated debt.
The 10-year dollar swap spread stood at 42.25 basis points,
compared with 42 basis points in the U.S. on Tuesday
Fleursdumal
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Ciao Andrea, buone vacanze
Andrea 53
Forumer storico
Fleursdumal ha scritto:Ciao Andrea, buone vacanze
ciao Fleursdumal....vacanze....vacanze ..
...cosa sono le vacanze sai Fleurs io ogni 3/4 anni di lavoro (scusa la parola) mi prendo 1/2 anni di vacanza , purtroppo quest'anno ho esagerato con il mercato , altrimenti mi potevo evitare il disturbo per un altro anno
comunque per rifarmi sto programmando con mia moglie 30/40 giorni in nuova zelanda alla fine del 2005 , sempre se evito di "investire"in borsa
ciao
Fleursdumal
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Andrea 53 ha scritto:Fleursdumal ha scritto:Ciao Andrea, buone vacanze
ciao Fleursdumal....vacanze....vacanze ..
sai Fleurs io ogni 3/4 anni di lavoro (scusa la parola) mi prendo 1/2 anni di vacanza , purtroppo quest'anno ho esagerato con il mercato , altrimenti mi potevo evitare il disturbo per un altro anno
comunque per rifarmi sto programmando con mia moglie 30/40 giorni in nuova zelanda alla fine del 2005 , sempre se evito di "investire"in borsa
ciao
aa meno male, non sono il solo a rimanere a casa allora
Nuova Zelanda ottima scelta , ci vorrei andare anch'io ma appena penso alle ore di aereo da fare mi viene un attacco di panico
Fleursdumal
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Andrea 53 ha scritto:a me il panico viene quando devo tornare
pensa che il mio sogno è di tornare in australia e campare facendo trading da un camper in giro per il continente
ma con la mia capacità di trader ........più che andarci in vacanza ogni volta che posso
pasienza
azz per fare trading in Australia sui mercati americani devi fare turni in notturna, mi si addice
, la mia priorità in caso di voli transoceanici è la Patagonia, urka che posto da urlo , però come si fa ad andare oltre le 10 ore di volo senza panicare?Similar threads
