Bund, Tbond e la grossa coda gialla......(V.M. 77 anni)
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Leo's
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hai indovinato, e i pezzi ora sono sono 40kdan24 ha scritto:ora spiegami (anche se sono 30.000 pezzi)....perchè sei entrato corto sull'euro/yen da quel prezzo? su per giù le avrai a 153,30....
dai voglio la motivazione tecnica dello short
motivazione non tecnica: avendo chiuso gli originari a 152.80 ed essendo convinto dello short sono semplicemente rientrato più alto a 153.30 di media... chiamati mediata ad quazzum ...
gipa69
collegio dei patafisici
Bounjour a tous le monde 
In onore di fleu ho deciso di cominciare a scrivere solo nel pomeriggio
E devo dire che funziona
Ready for the chaos! eheheh
Chiusura non da carry ma da timore di una correzione dei valori soprattutto nel complesso del settore finanziario ed i listini maggiormenti pesati patiscono.
Questo scatenerà un effetto domino o è solo una correzione di medio che verrà riassorbita?
Per il momento propendo per la seconda chance ma attendo la stabilizzazione degli indici prima di prendere una posizione più convinta... per il momento day trading quando si ha tempo.
The stock market has always been a poor forecaster of economic conditions, as summed up in the 1960s adage that "Wall Street has predicted six of the last three recessions". In the past few years, the link between stock markets and economic performance has, if anything, got even weaker - as evidenced by the lack of response in the world economy to the stock market crash of 1987, the Russian default of 1998 or the bursting of the dot-com bubble in 2000.
A key reason for this decoupling has been the realisation that interest rates have a much greater influence on share prices than do rates of economic growth. Since central bankers have tended to reduce interest rates whenever share prices have suffered sharp corrections, this has introduced a self-stabilising element into stock markets. A big risk for investors is that, at some point, central bankers will stop this stabilising behaviour if they see inflation accelerating and feel obliged to raise interest rates, even as share prices fall. This is why inflation and economic overheating are far greater dangers to stock market investors than signs of an economic slowdown. For the moment, however, inflationary pressures seem to be abating, implying that a serious bear market is much more likely towards the end of the decade than in the year ahead.
In onore di fleu ho deciso di cominciare a scrivere solo nel pomeriggio
E devo dire che funziona
Ready for the chaos! eheheh
Chiusura non da carry ma da timore di una correzione dei valori soprattutto nel complesso del settore finanziario ed i listini maggiormenti pesati patiscono.
Questo scatenerà un effetto domino o è solo una correzione di medio che verrà riassorbita?
Per il momento propendo per la seconda chance ma attendo la stabilizzazione degli indici prima di prendere una posizione più convinta... per il momento day trading quando si ha tempo.
The stock market has always been a poor forecaster of economic conditions, as summed up in the 1960s adage that "Wall Street has predicted six of the last three recessions". In the past few years, the link between stock markets and economic performance has, if anything, got even weaker - as evidenced by the lack of response in the world economy to the stock market crash of 1987, the Russian default of 1998 or the bursting of the dot-com bubble in 2000.
A key reason for this decoupling has been the realisation that interest rates have a much greater influence on share prices than do rates of economic growth. Since central bankers have tended to reduce interest rates whenever share prices have suffered sharp corrections, this has introduced a self-stabilising element into stock markets. A big risk for investors is that, at some point, central bankers will stop this stabilising behaviour if they see inflation accelerating and feel obliged to raise interest rates, even as share prices fall. This is why inflation and economic overheating are far greater dangers to stock market investors than signs of an economic slowdown. For the moment, however, inflationary pressures seem to be abating, implying that a serious bear market is much more likely towards the end of the decade than in the year ahead.
dan24
Forumer storico
gipa69 ha scritto:Bounjour a tous le monde
In onore di fleu ho deciso di cominciare a scrivere solo nel pomeriggio
E devo dire che funziona
Ready for the chaos! eheheh
Chiusura non da carry ma da timore di una correzione dei valori soprattutto nel complesso del settore finanziario ed i listini maggiormenti pesati patiscono.
Questo scatenerà un effetto domino o è solo una correzione di medio che verrà riassorbita?
Per il momento propendo per la seconda chance ma attendo la stabilizzazione degli indici prima di prendere una posizione più convinta... per il momento day trading quando si ha tempo.
The stock market has always been a poor forecaster of economic conditions, as summed up in the 1960s adage that "Wall Street has predicted six of the last three recessions". In the past few years, the link between stock markets and economic performance has, if anything, got even weaker - as evidenced by the lack of response in the world economy to the stock market crash of 1987, the Russian default of 1998 or the bursting of the dot-com bubble in 2000.
A key reason for this decoupling has been the realisation that interest rates have a much greater influence on share prices than do rates of economic growth. Since central bankers have tended to reduce interest rates whenever share prices have suffered sharp corrections, this has introduced a self-stabilising element into stock markets. A big risk for investors is that, at some point, central bankers will stop this stabilising behaviour if they see inflation accelerating and feel obliged to raise interest rates, even as share prices fall. This is why inflation and economic overheating are far greater dangers to stock market investors than signs of an economic slowdown. For the moment, however, inflationary pressures seem to be abating, implying that a serious bear market is much more likely towards the end of the decade than in the year ahead.
stanno pompando lo Yen...secondo me propendo per la seconda anche io me medesimo...imho.....LONG for ever
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