FibMaster
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Eh si, ma che parere
questo è un parere autorevole:
è un sito americano,ha dato SELL sabato mattina dopo la candela di venerdì e attualmente dice WAIT da 2 gg,quindi ASPETTARE E MANTENERE LA POSIZIONE....vediamo...
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questo è un parere autorevole:
è un sito americano,ha dato SELL sabato mattina dopo la candela di venerdì e attualmente dice WAIT da 2 gg,quindi ASPETTARE E MANTENERE LA POSIZIONE....vediamo...
dondiego49
Forumer storico
non succederà maiiiiiii!!
ieri è stato dimesso dall'ospedale il nostro caro giulio
erano in tanti a pensare CI SIAMO SKIATTA
invece NO è immortale!!!
Vero ..alcuni anche il diavolo li rifiuta
dondiego49
Forumer storico
Ciao ..Anche io in fondo ho quella paura ma cerco di convincermi che come economia stiamo sempre peggio e non e logico che vada tropo in alto ..Ma si sa che in borsa la logica non esiste , bisogna stare al occhio
FibMaster
Forumer storico
fatto nel mese di aprile aveva un gap a 14700
per me oggi ritona a 550 poi se la gioca...se scendere a 380/360 subito o aspettare ws
FibMaster
Forumer storico
Ciao ..Anche io in fondo ho quella paura ma cerco di convincermi che come economia stiamo sempre peggio e non e logico che vada tropo in alto ..Ma si sa che in borsa la logica non esiste , bisogna stare al occhio
la germania ha preso la prima bottarella
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[Reuters] UPDATE 1-German imports and exports fall in June
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[DEEXPY=ECI DEIMY=ECI DETBAL=ECI] * Imports fall more sharply than
expected, surplus widens<br>* Exports dip after strong rise in May<br>*
Weakness in euro zone partners weighs on German trade<br><br>(Adds
detail, background, quotes)<br>By Michelle Martin<br>BERLIN, Aug 8
(Reuters) - German imports fell sharply for<br>the second time in
three months in June and exports also<br>dropped, data showed on
Wednesday, adding to signs the single<br>currency bloc's crisis is
beginning to hurt Europe's largest<br>economy.<br>Imports slumped by a
seasonally adjusted 3.0 percent on the<br>month, data from the Federal
Statistics Office showed, reversing<br>a 6.2 percent gain in May and
falling much more sharply than the<br>1.5 percent drop forecast by
economists in a Reuters poll.<br>Exports fell a seasonally adjusted
1.5 percent on the month,<br>in line with expectations. A purchasing
managers' survey last<br>week showed new export orders falling for a
13th straight month<br>amid softer demand from China and the United
States.<br>"This is a correction of May's strong increase. We will
see<br>a
falling trend in demand in the coming months, particularly<br>from the
euro zone countries," said Citigroup's Juergen Michels,<br>adding
that he still expected exports to grow this year.<br>Coming on the
heels of worse-than-expected industrial orders<br>for June, the trade
data pointed to weakness in Europe's growth<br>engine and paymaster as
the euro zone crisis and austerity<br>measures implemented in
struggling states bite.<br>Shipments to euro zone countries, which
make up around 40<br>percent of all German exports, fell by 3.0
percent year-on-year<br>in June but exports to non-euro zone countries
were up 4.8<br>percent, the data showed.<br>Austerity-hit businesses
and consumers in struggling euro<br>zone countries have imported fewer
goods of late and Spain's May<br>current account data, published last
week, pointed to plummeting<br>domestic demand, with Spain importing
2.1 percent fewer goods on<br>the year. [ID:nL6E8IV4NO]<br>German
manufacturers have also been feeling the effects of a<br>slowdown in
China, with BASF <BASFn.DE>, the world's top<br>chemicals maker,
receiving no major orders from China this year<br>and Siemens
<SIEGn.DE>, Europe's biggest engineering<br>conglomerate, saying
major sales to China were becoming<br>rare.[ID:nL4E8IU25E]
[ID:nL6E8IQ7J2]<br>Still, economists expect demand from emerging
markets to<br>help cushion the trade blow from Europe.<br>"If
things
cool down outside of Europe then exporters will<br>feel it. But we
haven't seen that yet in orders data," said<br>Stefan Kipar of
BayernLB.<br>Wednesday's import figures dampened hopes, raised by
a<br>recent
survey showing consumer morale in Germany inched up<br>heading into
August, that domestic demand will help buoy the<br>economy through a
slowdown in the euro zone and Asia.<br>Imports slumped by 4.9 percent
in April, before rebounding<br>in May, and then retreating again in
June.<br>Germany's economy has traditionally been export-driven
but<br>many
economists expect private consumption to be the most<br>important
driver of growth this year as Germans benefit from low<br>unemployment
and higher pay in the chemical and engineering<br>sectors following
successful wage negotiations.<br>The sharp fall in imports widened the
seasonally-adjusted<br>trade surplus to 16.2 billion euros from an
upwardly revised<br>15.3 billion in May, beating the consensus
forecast in a Reuters<br>poll of 21 economists for 15.0 billion
euros.<br>While
the German economy put in a strong performance in the<br>first three
months of the year, saving the euro zone from<br>recession by growing
0.5 percent, recent data has been downbeat.<br>Sentiment surveys have
taken a turn for the worse, with the<br>closely-watched Ifo business
climate index hitting its lowest in<br>more than two years in July.
Retail sales have also fallen and<br>the number of Germans out of work
has increased.<br>Data last week showed Germany's manufacturing sector
shrank<br>in Ju
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stefs666
Nuovo forumer
oggi devo andare a fargli il sederino al mio commercialista e non posso seguire,vi lascio THE BESTES OF FIBMASTER TRADING!
FATELO SBRAGARE VOI!
la spagna sta scendendo....
dondiego49
Forumer storico
Sembra che UCG oggi supera i 3 €