Conte Vlad
Muttley fa qualcosa!
Vorrei entrare, ma sarebbe una scommessa ... meglio attendere domani e la vola ....
Spazio di prova, 2° capitolo
- Creatore Discussione impa_ro
- Data di Inizio
Vorrei entrare, ma sarebbe una scommessa ... meglio attendere domani e la vola ....
rotto ovviamente al ribasso...te l'ho scritto Gilles,100 con estensione 80 rassegnamoci
gilles1
Forumer storico
con gap down sull'orario...aperto
Conte Vlad
Muttley fa qualcosa!
Non voglio più sentir parlare di caffeeeeeeeee 
torno in silenzio stampa!
torno in silenzio stampa!
FreeWind69
...armonia
Pure io, chissà perchè
da 4.10.. più che long, direi nuova occasione per accumulare short!
Ma a sentire l'amico Lorenzo, nel suo ultimo video .... parla di una salita per il lungo periodo ....
...mo dai
...qualcuno che dice che il gas potrebbe salire esiste
FreeWind69
...armonia
Non voglio più sentir parlare di caffeeeeeeeee
torno in silenzio stampa!
...sapessi lo zucchero come sta diventando amaro
gilles1
Forumer storico
Non voglio più sentir parlare di caffeeeeeeeee
torno in silenzio stampa!
lo so...eppure...
gilles1
Forumer storico
WASDE
COTTON: The 2013/14 U.S. cotton supply and demand balance sheet shows lower beginning
and ending stocks, lower production, and higher prices relative to last month. The 2012/13
export estimate is raised 350,000 bales to 13.6 million, reducing the current season’s ending
stocks forecast. This adjustment reflects continued strong sales and shipments and expected
higher imports by China. At the same time, projected U.S. production for 2013/14 is reduced
to 13.5 million bales for 2013/14, as abandonment is raised to reflect continued drought
conditions in the Southwest. With the total 2013/14 supply 900,000 bales below last month,
U.S. exports are reduced 500,000 bales to 11.0 million and ending stocks are reduced to 2.6
million, the equivalent of 18 percent of total use. The projected range for the marketing-year
average price of 73 to 93 cents per pound is raised 5 cents on each end, with a midpoint of 83
cents per pound, 15 percent above the estimated average for 2012/13.
COTTON: The 2013/14 U.S. cotton supply and demand balance sheet shows lower beginning
and ending stocks, lower production, and higher prices relative to last month. The 2012/13
export estimate is raised 350,000 bales to 13.6 million, reducing the current season’s ending
stocks forecast. This adjustment reflects continued strong sales and shipments and expected
higher imports by China. At the same time, projected U.S. production for 2013/14 is reduced
to 13.5 million bales for 2013/14, as abandonment is raised to reflect continued drought
conditions in the Southwest. With the total 2013/14 supply 900,000 bales below last month,
U.S. exports are reduced 500,000 bales to 11.0 million and ending stocks are reduced to 2.6
million, the equivalent of 18 percent of total use. The projected range for the marketing-year
average price of 73 to 93 cents per pound is raised 5 cents on each end, with a midpoint of 83
cents per pound, 15 percent above the estimated average for 2012/13.
