FTSE Mib Futures solointraday - Cap. 3

[dvm]

Euforia piena sul nostrano. Amen

 

[Caront€]

Buongiorno,

resto flat in attesa di qualcosa che potrebbe non avvenire

Mr. Amari was speaking on a Sunday television talk show on national broadcaster NHK. His comments come after the dollar appreciated past Y103 for the first time in four years Friday, marking a 3% gain in the past week alone, and a 30% rise since mid-November, when Prime Minister Shinzo Abe started his successful campaign for office on a pro-growth, weak-yen platform.
Mr. Abe and his ministers had argued that the yen had been too strong versus currencies like the dollar and euro since the global financial crisis sent the currency soaring in 2008, pummeling Japan’s big exporters, which found their Japan-made goods suddenly much costlier in the world’s markets. “Correcting” that problem — as Mr. Abe and his cohorts put it — was an important goal of the government’s economic growth policies, which called for aggressive monetary easing, fiscal spending and deregulation.
But the last several months’ depreciation has left the yen near pre-crisis levels, and Mr. Amari’s remarks suggest that the government may now be switching its concerns to what would happen if the yen continues to weaken. Although a weak yen boosts profits at exporters, it also raises the cost of imports — most notably fuel, which Japan has been buying in increased amounts since Japan’s 2011 nuclear accident effectively halted operation of most of the country’s nuclear power plants.
If a weakening yen does have a negative impact on living costs, “it’s our job to figure out how to minimize that,” Mr. Amari also said. As examples, Mr. Amari touched on the possibility of importing shale gas from the U.S. and restarting nuclear reactors.

 

[Teofilo]

Mr. Amari was speaking on a Sunday television talk show on national broadcaster NHK. His comments come after the dollar appreciated past Y103 for the first time in four years Friday, marking a 3% gain in the past week alone, and a 30% rise since mid-November, when Prime Minister Shinzo Abe started his successful campaign for office on a pro-growth, weak-yen platform.
Mr. Abe and his ministers had argued that the yen had been too strong versus currencies like the dollar and euro since the global financial crisis sent the currency soaring in 2008, pummeling Japan’s big exporters, which found their Japan-made goods suddenly much costlier in the world’s markets. “Correcting” that problem — as Mr. Abe and his cohorts put it — was an important goal of the government’s economic growth policies, which called for aggressive monetary easing, fiscal spending and deregulation.
But the last several months’ depreciation has left the yen near pre-crisis levels, and Mr. Amari’s remarks suggest that the government may now be switching its concerns to what would happen if the yen continues to weaken. Although a weak yen boosts profits at exporters, it also raises the cost of imports — most notably fuel, which Japan has been buying in increased amounts since Japan’s 2011 nuclear accident effectively halted operation of most of the country’s nuclear power plants.
If a weakening yen does have a negative impact on living costs, “it’s our job to figure out how to minimize that,” Mr. Amari also said. As examples, Mr. Amari touched on the possibility of importing shale gas from the U.S. and restarting nuclear reactors.

e quindi?

 

[Caront€]

e quindi?

..MR e Abruzzo te lo spiegheranno meglio di me...
comunque oggi il gas sta a +2,5% circa

 

[Teofilo]

..MR e Abruzzo te lo spiegheranno meglio di me...
comunque oggi il gas sta a +2,5% circa

ok allora attendo perchè a furia di seguire correlazioni varie...qualcuno si perde rialzi monstre

 

[Jedd]

Euforia piena sul nostrano. Amen

Esatto DVM.

Andare short è accanimento terapeutico a mio modo di vedere. E' la più classica delle situazioni, vissuta e rivissuta, in cui si aspetta lo storno e salgono salgono salgono, si cercano mille VALIDI motivi per scendere, ma non avviene e si continua a salire.

 

[Caront€]

ok allora attendo perchè a furia di seguire correlazioni varie...qualcuno si perde rialzi monstre

non parlavo di correlazioni..ma di gas fine a se stesso...
l'unica cosa con cui è correlato il gas è il rosso del mio portafoglio

 

[Teofilo]

Esatto DVM.

Andare short è accanimento terapeutico a mio modo di vedere. E' la più classica delle situazioni, vissuta e rivissuta, in cui si aspetta lo storno e salgono salgono salgono, si cercano mille VALIDI motivi per scendere, ma non avviene e si continua a salire.

questi sono capaci di andare green nonostante dividendi...
e farlo dopo un mese di rialzi ininterrotti...è singolare del fatto che non intendono ritracciare...
almeno io la penso così.
Ma ancora la giornata è lunga

 

[SuperLoss]

è un trade,,,,,,non parlerei di coraggio.....ho seguito mediando ed adesso che ho completato il trade ci ho messo pure lo stop......
poi vedremo......per il momento non mollano di un millimetro.....ma poi fisiologicamente si diovono girare per forza.......e troveranno senza dubbio il contesto giusto per farlo ( senza mandarci mail o suonarci il campanello )

io ho fatto l'ennesimo long ante dividendo giovedi' in af
prezzo 4,32
adesso ho le commissioni ed il dividendo come guadagno
penso di chidere oggi se arrivaa terget 4,4-4,45
altrimenti lascio correre
forse

 

[massimo65]

Esatto DVM.

Andare short è accanimento terapeutico a mio modo di vedere. E' la più classica delle situazioni, vissuta e rivissuta, in cui si aspetta lo storno e salgono salgono salgono, si cercano mille VALIDI motivi per scendere, ma non avviene e si continua a salire.

....finche un giorno quello che hanno guadagnato in tre mesi lo perdono in 3 giorni