Fleursdumal
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Titolo di un film memorabile della sexy-commedia all'italienne anni 70 in onour del nuovo manovratore della FED 
è o non è nu bell uaglione
è o non è nu bell uaglione
T-Bond,T-Note,Bund&others-Quel gran pezzo del Bernakka(v
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Fleursdumal
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ahiooo filo conduttore del thread è sempre la gnokka neh
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Io sono inkazzatissimo !!!! ... non mi ha eseguito per un soffio ed ora mi ritrovo il 5 anni a 105. 
... fanculio ... io ho incrementato a 105,01 .... sono in ipervenduto patetico ... ovviamente oggi non ho speranze ... devono ancora digerire il rospo di quel finocchione di Bernanke.
... intanto sono rientrato con 2 pezzi sulla benzina spiombata ... pirla sono stato a cambiare l'ordine da 14000 a 14100 ... se aspettavo un'attimino era meglio.
... inkrementato pure il gas.
... e per questa sera ho fatto full.
... fanculio ... io ho incrementato a 105,01 .... sono in ipervenduto patetico ... ovviamente oggi non ho speranze ... devono ancora digerire il rospo di quel finocchione di Bernanke.
... intanto sono rientrato con 2 pezzi sulla benzina spiombata ... pirla sono stato a cambiare l'ordine da 14000 a 14100 ... se aspettavo un'attimino era meglio.
... inkrementato pure il gas.
... e per questa sera ho fatto full.
Fleursdumal
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uè vecio e daje che il 5y te lo puoi scalare all'infinito con profitto 
avucat sapevo ti sarebbe piaciuto
avucat sapevo ti sarebbe piaciuto
Fleursdumal
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Treasuries ease, Bernanke puts focus on rate hikes
Wed Feb 15, 2006
By Oliver Ludwig
NEW YORK, Feb 15 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury debt prices fell on Wednesday after new Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke warned of possible inflation risks if the Fed did not take necessary action to keep them at bay.
Bernanke's congressional testimony -- his first public remarks since taking over the Fed -- reinforced views in the market that the Fed is likely to raise official short-term interest rates again after its next policy meeting in late March.
"The market is coming to the realization that: "Hey, rates are going to go higher. I don't think it's any more complicated than that," said one trader at one of Wall Street's primary dealers.
Inflation risks discourage investments in bonds because rising prices erode the value of fixed-income assets.
But overall, the bond market's reaction was modest.
Two-year notes <US2YT=RR> fell 1/32 to yield 4.716 percent, compared with 4.691 percent on Tuesday.
Ten-year notes <US10YT=RR> were 3/32 lower to yield 4.626 percent, compared with 4.612 percent on Tuesday.
In other action, five-year notes <US5YT=RR> were down 4/32 for a yield of 4.628 percent, compared with 4.597 percent on Tuesday.
Thirty-year bonds <US30YT=RR> rose 1/32 to yield 4.590 percent, compared with 4.593 percent.
Wednesday's action left the so-called yield curve inversion -- when short-term yields are higher than long-term yields -- even deeper than it was before Bernanke's appearance before the U.S. House of Representatives Financial Services Committee.
Investors are usually compensated for holding debt for a longer period of time by earning a higher yield than they are on short-dated debt. But their willingness to accept lower long-term yields can suggest they see signs the economy is weakening, and expect yields to go even lower.
The two-year/10-year inversion was at 9 basis points, compared with 8 basis points on Tuesday. The closely watched spread has been inverted since Alan Greenspan's last Fed policy meeting as Fed Chairman on Jan. 31, which ended with a rate hike and a signal that more rate hikes were possible.
"Bernanke has pretty much said what the bond market had been anticipating," said Mary Ann Hurley, a bond trader with D.A. Davidson & Co. in Seattle, explaining the market's mild reaction to Bernanke's first public remarks.
In prepared remarks seen as foreshadowing further rate hikes, Bernanke said: "... the risk exists that, with aggregate demand exhibiting considerable momentum, output could overshoot its sustainable path, leading ultimately -- in the absence of countervailing monetary policy action--to further upward pressure on inflation."
Financial markets expect the U.S. central bank to raise official short-term interest rates at its next policy meeting at the end of March by a quarter-point to 4.75 percent from 4.50 percent currently. They also see a 90-percent chance of the federal funds rate reaching 5.00 percent by mid-year.
The Fed began raising the fed funds rate in June 2004, when it was 1.00 percent, the lowest since the mid-1950s.
In the past, yield curve inversions have signaled economic slowdowns or even recessions, but Bernanke put himself clearly in the camp of those who see this inversion differently.
He said a confluence of factors have attracted investors around the world into the U.S. bond market, distorting the relationship between short- and long-dated bond yields, and calling into question traditional yield curve analysis.
Data released earlier on Wednesday before Bernanke spoke barely affected bond prices.
The Fed said industrial production fell 0.2 percent, though December's reading was revised up to 0.9 percent growth. Economists had expected a January result of positive 0.3 percent.
Also, the New York Fed said its February survey on factories in New York state edged up slightly to 20.31 from January's 20.12 reading.
Wed Feb 15, 2006
By Oliver Ludwig
NEW YORK, Feb 15 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury debt prices fell on Wednesday after new Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke warned of possible inflation risks if the Fed did not take necessary action to keep them at bay.
Bernanke's congressional testimony -- his first public remarks since taking over the Fed -- reinforced views in the market that the Fed is likely to raise official short-term interest rates again after its next policy meeting in late March.
"The market is coming to the realization that: "Hey, rates are going to go higher. I don't think it's any more complicated than that," said one trader at one of Wall Street's primary dealers.
Inflation risks discourage investments in bonds because rising prices erode the value of fixed-income assets.
But overall, the bond market's reaction was modest.
Two-year notes <US2YT=RR> fell 1/32 to yield 4.716 percent, compared with 4.691 percent on Tuesday.
Ten-year notes <US10YT=RR> were 3/32 lower to yield 4.626 percent, compared with 4.612 percent on Tuesday.
In other action, five-year notes <US5YT=RR> were down 4/32 for a yield of 4.628 percent, compared with 4.597 percent on Tuesday.
Thirty-year bonds <US30YT=RR> rose 1/32 to yield 4.590 percent, compared with 4.593 percent.
Wednesday's action left the so-called yield curve inversion -- when short-term yields are higher than long-term yields -- even deeper than it was before Bernanke's appearance before the U.S. House of Representatives Financial Services Committee.
Investors are usually compensated for holding debt for a longer period of time by earning a higher yield than they are on short-dated debt. But their willingness to accept lower long-term yields can suggest they see signs the economy is weakening, and expect yields to go even lower.
The two-year/10-year inversion was at 9 basis points, compared with 8 basis points on Tuesday. The closely watched spread has been inverted since Alan Greenspan's last Fed policy meeting as Fed Chairman on Jan. 31, which ended with a rate hike and a signal that more rate hikes were possible.
"Bernanke has pretty much said what the bond market had been anticipating," said Mary Ann Hurley, a bond trader with D.A. Davidson & Co. in Seattle, explaining the market's mild reaction to Bernanke's first public remarks.
In prepared remarks seen as foreshadowing further rate hikes, Bernanke said: "... the risk exists that, with aggregate demand exhibiting considerable momentum, output could overshoot its sustainable path, leading ultimately -- in the absence of countervailing monetary policy action--to further upward pressure on inflation."
Financial markets expect the U.S. central bank to raise official short-term interest rates at its next policy meeting at the end of March by a quarter-point to 4.75 percent from 4.50 percent currently. They also see a 90-percent chance of the federal funds rate reaching 5.00 percent by mid-year.
The Fed began raising the fed funds rate in June 2004, when it was 1.00 percent, the lowest since the mid-1950s.
In the past, yield curve inversions have signaled economic slowdowns or even recessions, but Bernanke put himself clearly in the camp of those who see this inversion differently.
He said a confluence of factors have attracted investors around the world into the U.S. bond market, distorting the relationship between short- and long-dated bond yields, and calling into question traditional yield curve analysis.
Data released earlier on Wednesday before Bernanke spoke barely affected bond prices.
The Fed said industrial production fell 0.2 percent, though December's reading was revised up to 0.9 percent growth. Economists had expected a January result of positive 0.3 percent.
Also, the New York Fed said its February survey on factories in New York state edged up slightly to 20.31 from January's 20.12 reading.
Fleursdumal
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just per far qualcos mi son caricato un long di brevissimo di t-bronx a 112,03 visto che 112 non mi prendevano.
stop in canna sul tick successivo messo orora; ambirei su quest'ultimo rimbalzo ad arrivare nei paraggi della r1 , i fatti diranno se son stato un ganzo o un pyrlun a non aver fatto barbon trading a ,1875
stop in canna sul tick successivo messo orora; ambirei su quest'ultimo rimbalzo ad arrivare nei paraggi della r1 , i fatti diranno se son stato un ganzo o un pyrlun a non aver fatto barbon trading a ,1875
Fleursdumal
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pyrlunnn 
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Fleursdumal ha scritto:pyrlunnnFleursdumal ha scritto:just per far qualcos mi son caricato un long di brevissimo di t-bronx a 112,03 visto che 112 non mi prendevano.
stop in canna sul tick successivo messo orora; ambirei su quest'ultimo rimbalzo ad arrivare nei paraggi della r1 , i fatti diranno se son stato un ganzo o un pyrlun a non aver fatto barbon trading a ,1875
... bè, se lo hai tenuto in over sei un vero IDOLO !!!
.... invece se te la sei fatta nelle mutande ed hai chiuso subito ... allora te ghe sè un bel pirlun. 
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