NEO_99
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ne hai molte ? potresti venderne una parte e seguire il movimento dei diritti..
operazioni cosi pesanti il mercato le massacra... andavano liquidate appena l'EBA ha diffuso che servivano 7 e passa miliardi di capitale
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operazioni cosi pesanti il mercato le massacra... andavano liquidate appena l'EBA ha diffuso che servivano 7 e passa miliardi di capitale
)barreled
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potrei provare...ne ho 320
furia3
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NEO c***o qui remano tutti contro ,vogliono che scenda ancora
mettili un po in riga che gufano contro,per quello che nn saliamo.
tamba
mettili un po in riga che gufano contro,per quello che nn saliamo.
tamba
NEO_99
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calcola che per aderire all'aumento devi comprarne 640 a 1.943 ..
fortunatamente ne hai poke....
NEO_99
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Gas futures push above $3/MMBtu
-- Gains come with northeast cold snap, cool weather in 11-15 day forecast
-- Futures recently up 2.7 cents to $3.020/MMBtu
By Jerry A. DiColo
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- Natural gas futures prices rose Wednesday as a blast of cold weather in the U.S. northeast and forecasts for colder temperatures later this month signalled a likely increase in gas-fired heating demand.
Natural gas for February delivery recently gained 2.7 cents to trade at $3.020 a million British thermal units on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Futures posted gains early Wednesday as cold temperatures descended from the Midwest to New York. While forecasts are calling for milder weather over the weekend, Commodity Weather Group said Wednesday that late next week cold weather will return across the Midwest, East and South, with low temperatures lingering on the East Coast into the 11-15 day outlook.
The forecaster said developing weather patterns "are helping to keep cold air in the mix."
Still, traders remain cautious about any increase in gas futures, particularly as they hang near the key $3 level. High production and inventories that are well above average continue to weigh on gas. Weekly data from the U.S. Energy Department shows gas-storage is 9.1% higher than a year ago and 14% above the five-year average for this time of year.
"Unless we get a sustained four-to-six weeks of bitterly cold winter temperatures, starting almost immediately, we are going to be looking at steady stock builds," said Peter Beutel, head of trading advisor Cameron Hanover, in a client note.
Front-month futures are near the lowest level since September 2009, while prices in January are at their lowest since 2002.
"The significance of the $3 mark is that it is both a psychological level, and it is near the marginal cost of production," said Drew Wozniak, analyst at ICAP Energy. He said trading around this level is likely to stay "choppy."
Meanwhile, natural gas for next-day delivery at the benchmark Henry Hub in Louisiana recently traded at $2.9675/MMBtu, according to IntercontinentalExchange, up from $2.9654/MMBtu Tuesday.
-- Gains come with northeast cold snap, cool weather in 11-15 day forecast
-- Futures recently up 2.7 cents to $3.020/MMBtu
By Jerry A. DiColo
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- Natural gas futures prices rose Wednesday as a blast of cold weather in the U.S. northeast and forecasts for colder temperatures later this month signalled a likely increase in gas-fired heating demand.
Natural gas for February delivery recently gained 2.7 cents to trade at $3.020 a million British thermal units on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Futures posted gains early Wednesday as cold temperatures descended from the Midwest to New York. While forecasts are calling for milder weather over the weekend, Commodity Weather Group said Wednesday that late next week cold weather will return across the Midwest, East and South, with low temperatures lingering on the East Coast into the 11-15 day outlook.
The forecaster said developing weather patterns "are helping to keep cold air in the mix."
Still, traders remain cautious about any increase in gas futures, particularly as they hang near the key $3 level. High production and inventories that are well above average continue to weigh on gas. Weekly data from the U.S. Energy Department shows gas-storage is 9.1% higher than a year ago and 14% above the five-year average for this time of year.
"Unless we get a sustained four-to-six weeks of bitterly cold winter temperatures, starting almost immediately, we are going to be looking at steady stock builds," said Peter Beutel, head of trading advisor Cameron Hanover, in a client note.
Front-month futures are near the lowest level since September 2009, while prices in January are at their lowest since 2002.
"The significance of the $3 mark is that it is both a psychological level, and it is near the marginal cost of production," said Drew Wozniak, analyst at ICAP Energy. He said trading around this level is likely to stay "choppy."
Meanwhile, natural gas for next-day delivery at the benchmark Henry Hub in Louisiana recently traded at $2.9675/MMBtu, according to IntercontinentalExchange, up from $2.9654/MMBtu Tuesday.
NEO_99
Forumer storico
scegliere è sempre difficile..
purtroppo tra ieri e oggi ho chiuso 2 mini perdendo un botto....ma sarebbe stato insostenibile... lo è ancora perche' me ne rimangono 8 ..vale a dire come 2 future maxi..
cerchero di tradare e rimediare se possibile...
di positivo se cosi si puo' dire è che le perdite di questi giorni vanno al 2016
purtroppo tra ieri e oggi ho chiuso 2 mini perdendo un botto....ma sarebbe stato insostenibile... lo è ancora perche' me ne rimangono 8 ..vale a dire come 2 future maxi..
cerchero di tradare e rimediare se possibile...
di positivo se cosi si puo' dire è che le perdite di questi giorni vanno al 2016
furia3
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si....cosi.....dai....ancora.......g..o.... 
penso che i minimi li abbiamo fatti........ingresso direi ottimo e abbondante
penso che i minimi li abbiamo fatti........ingresso direi ottimo e abbondante
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