Operatività Cross euro/dollaro (17 lettori)
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silut
Forumer storico
buondì..l'area swing giornaliera è stata raggiunta..con una differenza di 20 pip circa..ieri purtroppo nn ero davanti al pc..e non sono entrato..
comunque primo tg 1.477 a ribasso e stop sui massimi..vedrò di entrare al primo rintr..o alla rottura della tl rialzista..
questo movimento dovrebbe avere il max attuale e dovrebbe portarci oltre 1.446..vediamo se sarà invalidata la struttura..
buona giornata
comunque primo tg 1.477 a ribasso e stop sui massimi..vedrò di entrare al primo rintr..o alla rottura della tl rialzista..
questo movimento dovrebbe avere il max attuale e dovrebbe portarci oltre 1.446..vediamo se sarà invalidata la struttura..
buona giornata
FibMaster
Forumer storico
forse non ci siamo capiti
hai sbagliato di ben 20 pips....e che non succeda +
poi cerca di essere + presente davanti al pc...si giorno e notte...si mangia sulla tastiera ed è ben apprezzato anche il "pappagallo" li a fianco...per bisogni fisiologici
chiaro eh...!!!
FibMaster
Forumer storico
ok all'apertura di ws gioca il secondo jolly,se non serve per la pecunia servirà almeno per il morale...
hai visto il grafico orario?
rottura del canale finta al ribasso e salita...
poi ieri sera tardi,finta al rialzo e nella notte discesa...
mah...ora ha fatto un doppio minimo a 66
che è sempre il max del 2007
era resistenza oggi supporto
quello lassù è un bel doppio max orario...se lo segue,deve testare il canale a 1,49 dove vedi il freccione ribassista
con una sosta a 4934cmq non segue i mercati azionari ma il petrolio
ci si scrive dopo...vado dal coiffeur a tagliare la zanza
Rocky1980
Forumer attivo
DAILY FOREX:
Market hopes for growth are ahead of the Fed’s 22nd October 2009
EUR USD (1.4985) Even though the message from the Fed in its
Beige Book was one of stabilisation or growth, some market
commentators labelled it as ‘disappointing’. The problem for them is
that market expectations for growth in the US economy are running far
ahead of those expected by the central bank. We have noted that
many of the forecasters who are calling for several quarters of
significantly above-trend growth are drawing their conclusions from
historical patterns. In short, it would be unprecedented not to see a
strong rebound after such a sharp decline in output. However, such a
heavy reliance on precedence is dangerous, especially as the crisis
has already bought us so many things that were unprecedented. The
reality on the ground in the various Federal Reserve districts is that
consumer spending is weak in the wake of the cash-for-clunkers
programme and mortgage applications are down as the tax credit
comes to a close. As government support programmes expire, activity
seems to roll over. If the pick up is not self-sustaining rate hikes are
justifiably on hold, as Fisher from the Dallas Fed reminded us.
Similarly, if growth is not at least at trend level, it will do nothing to
erode the ranks of the unemployed in the US – something to which the
Fed is also bound to attend.
We still pursue a bullish strategy for the euro and anticipate a climb to
our near-term objective, 1.5125. The downside risk-limit deserves to
be moderately tightened again today, this time to 1.4880.
Market hopes for growth are ahead of the Fed’s 22nd October 2009
EUR USD (1.4985) Even though the message from the Fed in its
Beige Book was one of stabilisation or growth, some market
commentators labelled it as ‘disappointing’. The problem for them is
that market expectations for growth in the US economy are running far
ahead of those expected by the central bank. We have noted that
many of the forecasters who are calling for several quarters of
significantly above-trend growth are drawing their conclusions from
historical patterns. In short, it would be unprecedented not to see a
strong rebound after such a sharp decline in output. However, such a
heavy reliance on precedence is dangerous, especially as the crisis
has already bought us so many things that were unprecedented. The
reality on the ground in the various Federal Reserve districts is that
consumer spending is weak in the wake of the cash-for-clunkers
programme and mortgage applications are down as the tax credit
comes to a close. As government support programmes expire, activity
seems to roll over. If the pick up is not self-sustaining rate hikes are
justifiably on hold, as Fisher from the Dallas Fed reminded us.
Similarly, if growth is not at least at trend level, it will do nothing to
erode the ranks of the unemployed in the US – something to which the
Fed is also bound to attend.
We still pursue a bullish strategy for the euro and anticipate a climb to
our near-term objective, 1.5125. The downside risk-limit deserves to
be moderately tightened again today, this time to 1.4880.
silut
Forumer storico
forse non ci siamo capiti
hai sbagliato di ben 20 pips....e che non succeda +
poi cerca di essere + presente davanti al pc...si giorno e notte...si mangia sulla tastiera ed è ben apprezzato anche il "pappagallo" li a fianco...per bisogni fisiologici
chiaro eh...!!!
hai ragione..