T-Bond,T-Note,Bund&others-Quel gran pezzo del Bernakka(v

Fleursdumal ha scritto:
a parte la faccenda fondamentale e quella meramente tecnica del break, ditro devi considerare anche il lato hedge , quando il T-bronx accelera chi fornisce mutui, polizze etc a un certo punto è costretto a coprirsi e giù piogge di vendite sul future
la chiave di questo inizio settimana sta secondo me nella copertura o meno del gap, se coprono e chiudono alti stasera c'è buona possibilità che si vada a pullbackare sino a zona 111,75 , magari si scopre poi che è stato un fake, una finta ( ipotesi che io considero meno probabile ma non impossibile con sti pazzoidi :D )
Ma se non coprono e confermano il trend , secondo tradizione bisogna aspettarsi una piccola sequenza di aperture con gapdown
lo spread 30y-10y è collassato di una intera figura in pochissima da 5 a 4

Vero, notato ora ....

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Quello che mi inkasina un pò è che se lo guardo dalla parte bassa della curva mi viene da dire dove cavolo devono andare di più ... scontano in toto già il prossimo rialzo e devono uscire ancora una marea di conferme per i tassi al 5% a giugno.
Se invece lo guardo dalla parte lunga della curva come fai tù sarei portato a pensare alla tua stessa maniera. :rolleyes:


... inzomma .. in questo momento ... :specchio: :specchio: :specchio:
 
gastronomo ha scritto:
Ditro, hai visto che legnata su nz? Che dici, al limite si fa la copertina con l'australiano?


Sono tentatissimo ... ma aspetterei un'attimino perchè i metalli sono in pikkiata.
 
Sono tentatissimo ... ma aspetterei un'attimino perchè i metalli sono in pikkiata.[/quote]

OK Capo :up: - se mi posti il grafo su base daily ti ringrassio, che IW non me lo carica :)
 
gastronomo ha scritto:
OK Capo :up: - se mi posti il grafo su base daily ti ringrassio, che IW non me lo carica :)

... non c'è che dire, bruttissima candela, per solito una candela del genere ne chiama minimo altre 2 di ribasso ... forse forse è meglio attendere.

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anche lo yen sta affondando, alcune news in pillole indicative con le ciacole su possibili buoni numeri ai payrolls di venerdì

09:27 am - Greenback Reverses Course: The dollar is grabbing support from yen weakness, poor data in Euroland & talk of decent payroll numbers at week's end. The buck has bounced back to 117.47 yen as government officials urge caution ahead of this week's Bank of Japan meeting to discuss monetary policy. The yen appreciated from about 117.20 to its best levels of 115.46 last week as expectations for a change in policy intensified. Sentiment has begun to shift against the Asian currency, however, as traders view the likelihood of the meeting resulting in a clear inflation target & policy directive less certain. The dollar is stronger against the euro at 1.2022 as retail sales in the EuroZone disappointed calling into question the timing of another rate hike. The euro appreciated from lows of about 1.1827 to 1.2050 last week as the ECB pushed rates up another 25 basis points. The dollar looks to have bounced from its near term support levels & may continue to advance, though tentatively, this week on what is expected to be strong employment numbers on Fri & favorable technical levels.

09:12 am - Trade Trips Lower: The market is edging lower, on the longer-end while the 2-10-yr yield spread is pulling hard out of inversion fueled by unwinds. The 10-yr yields are at the highest levels since mid-2004, having taken out the peak yields of 2005. The supply filling the pipeline is helping to weigh while post-weekend relief sales just add to sinking trade.

08:20 am - Treasuries Back Off Further: The market is off to a disappointing start showing signs of extending losses to a fourth consecutive session. The 10-yr yield is up at 4.712%, a level not seen since June '04 while the 30-yr yield bumped up to 4.683%. The 2-10-yr yield spread continues its less inverted ways at -5.4 from about -6.2 late Fri. Yields in the EuroZone are up as inflation fears stoked by last weeks ECB meeting linger while in Japan yields are also higher on the strengthening belief that the central bank will use this week's meeting to signal a tightening its easy-money policy. The market is likely to get little fundamental support this week as an expected strong payrolls number is due out on Fri & about $8B of 10-yr supply hits on Thurs. Having said that, the recent sell-off is likely to stabilize as technical support should factor in & yields will attract investors at these higher levels. The gold saw a bounce after having slipped a bit but spot gold remains nearly 6% off its recent lows as geopolitical turmoil continues to fuel buying & is at 566.15 (+0.75). The buck has been boosted against the euro & the yen, getting support as Japan sees a shift lowering expectations easy money in Japan will end soon heading into the Bank of Japan's meeting. The euro slid after a boost on the heels of a growing economy in the region. Oil has trickled lower at 63.30 (-0.39) as OPEC plans to leave production spigot open & running high ahead of their upcoming meeting. Chicago Fed's Moskow speaks late tomorrow at UofC business school. The day's data offers only factory orders for Jan, expected to come in at -5.5% against a prior 1.1%.
 
Nz continua a scendere veloce veloce...quando l'alpin scende dalla branda e posta un grafichetto...cosi da vedere dove può atterrare :)
 

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