FTSE Mib Futures solointraday - Cap. 1 (23 lettori)

[unprincipiante]

grazie....qualcosa non mi torna....

 

[solointraday]

grazie....qualcosa non mi torna....

infatti

questo è il continuous a 4 ore

 

[maninblack65]

infatti

questo è il continuous a 4 ore

Quindi se questo spara verso l'alto, per la legge dei vasi comunicanti, qualcosa dovrebbe sparare verso il basso (equity). Non trovate?

 

[unprincipiante]

vedi che però nasdaq non segue?

 

[babar]

infatti

questo è il continuous a 4 ore

olo: 15:36 DJ UPDATE:Germany Hoyer:Would Back Greek Debt Restructure-Bloomberg
Testo: By Mark Brown
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES

LONDON (Dow Jones)--A restructuring of Greek debt would not a be a disaster and Germany would back a voluntary restructuring, Germany''s Deputy Foreign Minister Werner Hoyer was quoted by Bloomberg as saying in an interview Friday.
A decision in Athens to seek a restructuring of its government debt "would not be a disaster," Hoyer was quoted as saying.
The remarks added to reports this week that many euro-zone countries see a Greek bailout as inevitable, despite deep risks this would bring to the Greek banking system and economy. The euro fell on the news, hitting the days low of $1.4407, with similar declines against the Swissfranc and the yen.
Greek bond prices plunged following Hoyer''s comments, with the 10-year yield rising 56.6 basis points to a euro-era high of 13.714%.
Safe haven bunds benefited from the latest bout of risk aversion, with the June bund futures contract rising 30 ticks on the day to 120.99.
Greek officials so far have ruled out the need to restructure their debt and European officials have avoided the subject, which would cast doubt on recent bailout plans and could generate investor distrust in European government bond markets.
But the possibility already emerged in Berlin this week, when German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, in an interview with the Die Welt newspaper, held out the possibility that a June audit might show that Greece will not be able to overcome its debt load without relief.
"I am awaiting a detailed analysis of Greece''s debt sustainability [in June]," Schaeuble was quoted as saying, referring to a reportthat also will go to the European Commission and the European Central Bank. "Should this report conclude that the debt sustainability is in doubt, something will have to be done."
The German finance minister wasn''t more specific. Some in European bond markets took it as meaning that Germany would favor a restructuring of Greek debt over a default, if Greece couldn''t sustain its debt load despite last year''s EUR110 billion bailout from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund.

 

[solointraday]

puzza da morire

 

[solointraday]

olo: 15:36 DJ UPDATE:Germany Hoyer:Would Back Greek Debt Restructure-Bloomberg
Testo: By Mark Brown
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES

LONDON (Dow Jones)--A restructuring of Greek debt would not a be a disaster and Germany would back a voluntary restructuring, Germany''s Deputy Foreign Minister Werner Hoyer was quoted by Bloomberg as saying in an interview Friday.
A decision in Athens to seek a restructuring of its government debt "would not be a disaster," Hoyer was quoted as saying.
The remarks added to reports this week that many euro-zone countries see a Greek bailout as inevitable, despite deep risks this would bring to the Greek banking system and economy. The euro fell on the news, hitting the days low of $1.4407, with similar declines against the Swissfranc and the yen.
Greek bond prices plunged following Hoyer''s comments, with the 10-year yield rising 56.6 basis points to a euro-era high of 13.714%.
Safe haven bunds benefited from the latest bout of risk aversion, with the June bund futures contract rising 30 ticks on the day to 120.99.
Greek officials so far have ruled out the need to restructure their debt and European officials have avoided the subject, which would cast doubt on recent bailout plans and could generate investor distrust in European government bond markets.
But the possibility already emerged in Berlin this week, when German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble, in an interview with the Die Welt newspaper, held out the possibility that a June audit might show that Greece will not be able to overcome its debt load without relief.
"I am awaiting a detailed analysis of Greece''s debt sustainability [in June]," Schaeuble was quoted as saying, referring to a reportthat also will go to the European Commission and the European Central Bank. "Should this report conclude that the debt sustainability is in doubt, something will have to be done."
The German finance minister wasn''t more specific. Some in European bond markets took it as meaning that Germany would favor a restructuring of Greek debt over a default, if Greece couldn''t sustain its debt load despite last year''s EUR110 billion bailout from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund.

tutto è niente e tutto è salvabile, intanto spendono migliaia di miliardi in aiuto a fondo perduto indebitando le prossime generazioni
continuo a sospettare che la soluzione a tutto ciò sia un consolidamento concordato dei debiti dei paesi occidentali

 

[solointraday]

se bucano 1305 di snpcash si cappottano e in due ore stanno a 1260
i dati tra 5 minuti potrebbero essere determinanti ai fini di decisioni sul rialzo dei tassi usa
e alle 17.15 chiacchiera evans

 

[unprincipiante]

se bucano 1305 di snpcash si cappottano e in due ore stanno a 1260

Non mi stupirei, rischio di ripetermi, ma mi pare che il movimento sia stato preparato con dovizia di particolari....

 

[solointraday]

Non mi stupirei, rischio di ripetermi, ma mi pare che il movimento sia stato preparato con dovizia di particolari....

anche a me sembra perfetto, forse troppo. ho gli occhi foderati di short e quindi non sono certo affidabile. ma il minimo del dax del 12 marzo unico rimasto inviolato sul pianeta mi è ancora indigesto