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John le Carrè mi fa una pi.ppa 8)
BUND, T-BRONX, T-NOTE ... e compagnia bella (V.M. 78 Anni)
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Fleursdumal
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il prossimo sarà il discorso del "cunnilingus" 
a cagherrrrr tutti
finchè si resta nel range plurisettimanale se salgono di nuovo sulla fascia superiore quasi quasi ci fanno un piazer a farci shortare di nuovo così in alto 
io già sogno sul T-Bond la quota totemica 113,5
a cagherrrrr tutti
finchè si resta nel range plurisettimanale se salgono di nuovo sulla fascia superiore quasi quasi ci fanno un piazer a farci shortare di nuovo così in alto io già sogno sul T-Bond la quota totemica 113,5
Fleursdumal
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ragassuoli trovata la sede del prossimo raduno BBundarolo: il forum di Assago 
:smile: non dite niente alla moglie di cesare :smile:
Tutto è pronto per il consueto appuntamento con il Mi-Sex, il circo erotico più colorato e "gonfiato" d'Europa. Dopo undici anni il festival dell'eros torna nel suo luogo di nascita: il Forum di Assago per una tre giorni indimenticabile (15, 16 e 17 aprile).
Ai consueti spettacoli dal vivo, la manifestazione affianca novità dal sicuro successo. La prima, è una versione sexy della ruota della Fortuna: sotto l'attenta guida di Manya i partecipanti vinceranno e perderanno, spoglieranno e saranno spogliati. La seconda novità vede il lancio, in anteprima assoluta per l'Italia del Pornokaraoke. Il successo è di casa anche nell'Area Pervert, dove dominazione e sottomissione si mescolano, come negli spettacoli di "calpestamento multiplo".
Di sicuro interesse è poi il progetto dell'"Hard Academy", il primo corso per aspiranti pornostar e spogliarelliste.
:smile: non dite niente alla moglie di cesare :smile: Tutto è pronto per il consueto appuntamento con il Mi-Sex, il circo erotico più colorato e "gonfiato" d'Europa. Dopo undici anni il festival dell'eros torna nel suo luogo di nascita: il Forum di Assago per una tre giorni indimenticabile (15, 16 e 17 aprile).
Ai consueti spettacoli dal vivo, la manifestazione affianca novità dal sicuro successo. La prima, è una versione sexy della ruota della Fortuna: sotto l'attenta guida di Manya i partecipanti vinceranno e perderanno, spoglieranno e saranno spogliati. La seconda novità vede il lancio, in anteprima assoluta per l'Italia del Pornokaraoke. Il successo è di casa anche nell'Area Pervert, dove dominazione e sottomissione si mescolano, come negli spettacoli di "calpestamento multiplo".
Di sicuro interesse è poi il progetto dell'"Hard Academy", il primo corso per aspiranti pornostar e spogliarelliste.
gastronomo
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Mitico lo speech sul "cunnilingus" 
- e comunque al di là dei miei gastrodeliri allucinati, l'unica considerazione è che la macroeconomia è l'ultima delle variabili che questo mercato contempla, che l'arena è piena di speculatori che pompano volatilità e forzature, che l'america ha una copertina striminzita, ha un deficit esplosivo, ha disperato bisogno di vendere ogni giorno 2bn di debito, che l'europa è sull'orlo del baratro e che ... io non ci capisco un kaiser, per cui, và, citami ancora una volta il sommo poeta 
... poi a 113.50 il t-bronx me lo shorto pure io 
- e comunque al di là dei miei gastrodeliri allucinati, l'unica considerazione è che la macroeconomia è l'ultima delle variabili che questo mercato contempla, che l'arena è piena di speculatori che pompano volatilità e forzature, che l'america ha una copertina striminzita, ha un deficit esplosivo, ha disperato bisogno di vendere ogni giorno 2bn di debito, che l'europa è sull'orlo del baratro e che ... io non ci capisco un kaiser, per cui, và, citami ancora una volta il sommo poeta ... poi a 113.50 il t-bronx me lo shorto pure io 
f4f
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ok ok vi trovo in pieno neurodelirio
manca solo dan
e manca anche il 'dan - conundrum ' di Fleu
che (Fleu) ieri si è visto 'Cefalonia' nomen omen
ekkominque, my dear cacioricotthead
al tsu anka mi della correlaz invers tassi/bond
ma sapere esattamente la funzione è la part più interess
già l'aveva fatta Ditro sta calcolata
ad es: tassi 5% euro mi danno bund a ??? ??? 105.5 ???
manca solo dan
e manca anche il 'dan - conundrum ' di Fleu
che (Fleu) ieri si è visto 'Cefalonia'
nomen omenekkominque, my dear cacioricotthead
al tsu anka mi della correlaz invers tassi/bond
ma sapere esattamente la funzione è la part più interess
già l'aveva fatta Ditro sta calcolata
ad es: tassi 5% euro mi danno bund a ??? ??? 105.5 ???
Fleursdumal
फूल की बुराई
f4f ha scritto:ok ok vi trovo in pieno neurodelirio
manca solo dan
e manca anche il 'dan - conundrum ' di Fleu
che (Fleu) ieri si è visto 'Cefalonia'
ekkominque, my dear cacioricotthead
al tsu anka mi della correlaz invers tassi/bond
ma sapere esattamente la funzione è la part più interess
già l'aveva fatta Ditro sta calcolata
ad es: tassi 5% euro mi danno bund a ??? ??? 105.5 ???
speta che uppo il dan richiamo
sul resto già detto prima e rinnovo lacrimozze su materiale anche formulario perso negli oscuri blackout del mio HARD-disk
Fleursdumal
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Fleursdumal ha scritto:dan ormai disperso, ma tanto non gliene frega na cippa a nessuno
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Treasuries shave early gains before 5-year auction
Wed Apr 13, 2005 12:21 PM ET
NEW YORK, April 13 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury debt prices erased most of their early gains by midday on Wednesday as oil prices eased and traders fine-tuned positions before the five-year Treasury note auction.
"Two major factors caused the market to lose most of the early gains," said John Canavan, market analyst at Stone and McCarthy Research Associates. "First was the decline in oil prices, which is seen as stimulative for the economy, and second is positioning ahead of the five-year auction this afternoon."
The Treasury's will hold an auction of $15 billion of five-year notes at 1 p.m. EDT (1700 GMT). The last five-year auction, in early March, drew a high yield of 4.08 percent with a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.58.
Indirect bidders, including foreign central banks, have been solid buyers of five-year notes, picking up an average of about 46 percent of the total at the last six auctions.
At midday, the benchmark 10-year Treasury note (US10YT=RR: Quote, Profile, Research) was unchanged, its yield at 4.36 percent. The 10-year yield hit a one-month low of 4.33 percent immediately after the release of the retail sales data.
Meanwhile, U.S. oil futures fell sharply on Wednesday as domestic crude supplies rose more than expected last week.
Crude for May delivery (CLc1: Quote, Profile, Research) was down 96 cents at $50.90 a barrel in midday trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Prices have fallen about 13 percent since last week's record high at $58.28.
Bond traders generally figure that higher oil prices will restrain consumer spending and thereby constrain economic growth and inflation pressures. Lower oil prices are seen as fueling economic growth and giving the Federal Reserve a freer hand to raise interest rates.
Bonds had gained in early trade when the government reported weaker-than-expected retail sales in March. The apparent slowdown in consumer spending caused many economists to trim their forecasts for first-quarter growth.
Any slowdown in economic growth could influence Fed bank thinking on the pace of hiking official interest rates.
U.S. retail sales rose 0.3 percent in March after a sharp downturn in department store and clothing sales, the government said. Wall Street had forecast a 0.7 percent rise in sales.
Excluding autos, which can swing sharply from month to month, retail sales rose just 0.1 percent -- the weakest reading since April 2004 -- compared with forecasts for a 0.5 percent gain.
The weaker-than-expected sales figures, when combined with a larger-than-expected February U.S. trade deficit released on Tuesday, had economists reconsidering estimates for first-quarter gross domestic product.
"A quick look at the numbers suggests that first quarter real GDP growth will be closer to 3 percent than 4 percent, especially when combined with the recent widening of the U.S. trade deficit," said John Lonski, chief economist at Moody's Investors Service in New York.
"As a result, expectations regarding Fed policy have been radically transformed from the risk of a 50-basis-point hike to the possibility that the Fed might at least temporarily halt interest rate hikes earlier than anticipated," he added.
Five-year Treasury notes (US5YT=RR: Quote, Profile, Research) were up 2/32 with a yield of 4.02 percent from 4.04, defying usual efforts to cheapen the notes ahead of an auction.
The five-year notes to be auctioned at 1 p.m. (1700 GMT), yielded 4.03 percent in when-issued trade.
The 30-year bond (US30YT=RR: Quote, Profile, Research) was down 1/32 with a yield of 4.67 percent from 4.66 percent on Tuesday, while two-year note (US2YT=RR: Quote, Profile, Research) yields eased to 3.67 percent from 3.69 percent.
On Tuesday, bond prices had rallied when minutes from the U.S. central bank's March meeting revealed increasing worries about inflation, but also suggested policymakers were not likely to ratchet up the pace of rate increases soon.
The lack of overtly hawkish language in the minutes on Tuesday pushed the yield on the 10-year note beneath technical barriers on Tuesday to as low as 4.36 percent -- its lowest level since early March.
Wed Apr 13, 2005 12:21 PM ET
NEW YORK, April 13 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury debt prices erased most of their early gains by midday on Wednesday as oil prices eased and traders fine-tuned positions before the five-year Treasury note auction.
"Two major factors caused the market to lose most of the early gains," said John Canavan, market analyst at Stone and McCarthy Research Associates. "First was the decline in oil prices, which is seen as stimulative for the economy, and second is positioning ahead of the five-year auction this afternoon."
The Treasury's will hold an auction of $15 billion of five-year notes at 1 p.m. EDT (1700 GMT). The last five-year auction, in early March, drew a high yield of 4.08 percent with a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.58.
Indirect bidders, including foreign central banks, have been solid buyers of five-year notes, picking up an average of about 46 percent of the total at the last six auctions.
At midday, the benchmark 10-year Treasury note (US10YT=RR: Quote, Profile, Research) was unchanged, its yield at 4.36 percent. The 10-year yield hit a one-month low of 4.33 percent immediately after the release of the retail sales data.
Meanwhile, U.S. oil futures fell sharply on Wednesday as domestic crude supplies rose more than expected last week.
Crude for May delivery (CLc1: Quote, Profile, Research) was down 96 cents at $50.90 a barrel in midday trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Prices have fallen about 13 percent since last week's record high at $58.28.
Bond traders generally figure that higher oil prices will restrain consumer spending and thereby constrain economic growth and inflation pressures. Lower oil prices are seen as fueling economic growth and giving the Federal Reserve a freer hand to raise interest rates.
Bonds had gained in early trade when the government reported weaker-than-expected retail sales in March. The apparent slowdown in consumer spending caused many economists to trim their forecasts for first-quarter growth.
Any slowdown in economic growth could influence Fed bank thinking on the pace of hiking official interest rates.
U.S. retail sales rose 0.3 percent in March after a sharp downturn in department store and clothing sales, the government said. Wall Street had forecast a 0.7 percent rise in sales.
Excluding autos, which can swing sharply from month to month, retail sales rose just 0.1 percent -- the weakest reading since April 2004 -- compared with forecasts for a 0.5 percent gain.
The weaker-than-expected sales figures, when combined with a larger-than-expected February U.S. trade deficit released on Tuesday, had economists reconsidering estimates for first-quarter gross domestic product.
"A quick look at the numbers suggests that first quarter real GDP growth will be closer to 3 percent than 4 percent, especially when combined with the recent widening of the U.S. trade deficit," said John Lonski, chief economist at Moody's Investors Service in New York.
"As a result, expectations regarding Fed policy have been radically transformed from the risk of a 50-basis-point hike to the possibility that the Fed might at least temporarily halt interest rate hikes earlier than anticipated," he added.
Five-year Treasury notes (US5YT=RR: Quote, Profile, Research) were up 2/32 with a yield of 4.02 percent from 4.04, defying usual efforts to cheapen the notes ahead of an auction.
The five-year notes to be auctioned at 1 p.m. (1700 GMT), yielded 4.03 percent in when-issued trade.
The 30-year bond (US30YT=RR: Quote, Profile, Research) was down 1/32 with a yield of 4.67 percent from 4.66 percent on Tuesday, while two-year note (US2YT=RR: Quote, Profile, Research) yields eased to 3.67 percent from 3.69 percent.
On Tuesday, bond prices had rallied when minutes from the U.S. central bank's March meeting revealed increasing worries about inflation, but also suggested policymakers were not likely to ratchet up the pace of rate increases soon.
The lack of overtly hawkish language in the minutes on Tuesday pushed the yield on the 10-year note beneath technical barriers on Tuesday to as low as 4.36 percent -- its lowest level since early March.
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