M1rkoA3
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Strategia operativa basata sul .. Nulla .. Nel senso che ritenevo i 50 un ottima resistenza su cui ritracciare ma vedo che si è fermata prima, non mi muovo per ora. Comunque parlo della 27, al momento ho solo quella in ptf.
Titoli di Stato paesi-emergenti VENEZUELA e Petroleos de Venezuela - Cap. 1
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Strategia operativa basata sul .. Nulla .. Nel senso che ritenevo i 50 un ottima resistenza su cui ritracciare ma vedo che si è fermata prima, non mi muovo per ora. Comunque parlo della 27, al momento ho solo quella in ptf.
tommy271
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Oggi la 27 correva davanti a tutte, poi - giustamente - si è riallineata al ribasso.
Da quel che vedo, osservo un tentativo positivo di correzione dei prezzi lungo la curva.
Adesso, bisogna vedere (almeno, per il 31) se terrà la resistenza attorno a 49/50.
Magician
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Concordo.
IMHO per monitorare una stabilizzazione della curva dei rendimenti, è importante osservare anche la 22 USP17625AC16
Il suo rendimento è stato per lungo tempo in linea con il 27, questo vorrebbe dire giungere in area 58/60
tommy271
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Sul TLX incrementi giornalieri inferiori rispetto allo Xetra, dato che aveva corso in avanti ... rispetto ad altri mercati.
Qui assistiamo ad una ricerca nella correzione dei prezzi lungo la curva. Se poi son rose ... fioriranno.
22 bid/ask 51,76 - 52,30 - ultimo 52,29
26 bid/ask 47,65 - 48,59 - ultimo 48,05
27 bid/ask 47,02 - 47,09 - ultimo 47,02
31 bid/ask 48,26 - 48,50 - ultimo 48,50
Qui assistiamo ad una ricerca nella correzione dei prezzi lungo la curva. Se poi son rose ... fioriranno.
22 bid/ask 51,76 - 52,30 - ultimo 52,29
26 bid/ask 47,65 - 48,59 - ultimo 48,05
27 bid/ask 47,02 - 47,09 - ultimo 47,02
31 bid/ask 48,26 - 48,50 - ultimo 48,50
Obi W. Kenobi
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drilling report EIA. buono, come d'altronde ha testimoniato la flessione di produzione di 15 giorni fa. meglio se fosse confermato anche nel prossimo update a maggio! calano i pozzi verticali, rimangono quelli misti, output medio in crescita.
report USA sul cumbre: https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-pres...ct-sheet-us-participation-7th-summit-americas
report USA sul cumbre: https://www.whitehouse.gov/the-pres...ct-sheet-us-participation-7th-summit-americas
Magician
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IMHO interessante articolo dove oltre ai fondamentali si accenna come la volatilità e gli andamenti "strani" del prezzo del WTI siano influenzati dall' hot-money di chi scommette su un rimbalzo.
Investing.com -- Crude Oil futures edged up on a choppy day of trading, as record supply levels and geopolitical risks in Yemen remained in focus.
On the New York Mercantile Exchange, WTI crude for May delivery rose 0.32 or 0.62% to $51.96 a barrel. Crude oil futures moved above $53 a barrel in U.S. morning trading, before falling to a daily-low of $51.48 early in the afternoon session as traders locked in earlier gains.
Last week, Texas light sweet closed at $51.64, as crude futures moved higher for the fourth consecutive week. It came during a volatile week of trading, when WTI crude plunged more than 6% on April 8, following the largest weekly buildup in a dozen years. A glut of supply has exacerbated concerns of a looming slowdown in production, which some analysts predict will lead to a further downturn in prices.
Crude oil prices have declined by more than 50% since peaking above $100 a barrel last July.
Consequently, speculative traders have entered the market at a low price in hopes of turning a profit. Since the end of January, strike options for WTI crude at $60, $70, $80 and $90 have increased steadily, Reuters reported. During the same span, options for WTI crude at a strike price of $100 a barrel are up by approximately 20%.
On international markets, future and option trading levels have also spiked. Last week, speculators in brent crude futures and options raised net long positions to the highest level since July, 2014, according to data from the Intercontinental Exchange obtained by Fox Business.
On Monday, brent crude for June delivery gained 0.28% or 0.17 to $59.12 a barrel. The spread between the international and U.S. domestic benchmarks for crude stood at $7.64 a barrel.
Poor trade data, however, in China weighed on energy prices. Last month, China imported 6.3 million barrels per day, down 5.2% from a month earlier. Iran, which is primed to increase crude exports as economic and financial sanctions from Western powers ease, counts on China as one of its top energy partners.
Meanwhile, steady fighting in Yemen between Iranian-backed, Shiite-led Houthi rebels and Sunni-led troops from Saudi Arabia continued to boost crude prices. While Saudi Arabia foreign minister Prince Saud Al Faisal told reporters on Sunday that his country is not at war with Iran in Yemen, he insisted that Iran withdraw its political and military support of the Houthis. This came as the U.S. has expanded its role in the conflict by inspecting military targets in the area and searching nearby vessels for Iranian arms headed for Yemen.
Yemen is strategically located on the Bab el-Mandeb strait, one of the world's largest chokepoints for oil. A closure of the narrow entrance could limit outflows into the Gulf of Aden. Energy traders are sensitive to risky geopolitical news involving Saudi Arabia.
Investing.com -- Crude Oil futures edged up on a choppy day of trading, as record supply levels and geopolitical risks in Yemen remained in focus.
On the New York Mercantile Exchange, WTI crude for May delivery rose 0.32 or 0.62% to $51.96 a barrel. Crude oil futures moved above $53 a barrel in U.S. morning trading, before falling to a daily-low of $51.48 early in the afternoon session as traders locked in earlier gains.
Last week, Texas light sweet closed at $51.64, as crude futures moved higher for the fourth consecutive week. It came during a volatile week of trading, when WTI crude plunged more than 6% on April 8, following the largest weekly buildup in a dozen years. A glut of supply has exacerbated concerns of a looming slowdown in production, which some analysts predict will lead to a further downturn in prices.
Crude oil prices have declined by more than 50% since peaking above $100 a barrel last July.
Consequently, speculative traders have entered the market at a low price in hopes of turning a profit. Since the end of January, strike options for WTI crude at $60, $70, $80 and $90 have increased steadily, Reuters reported. During the same span, options for WTI crude at a strike price of $100 a barrel are up by approximately 20%.
On international markets, future and option trading levels have also spiked. Last week, speculators in brent crude futures and options raised net long positions to the highest level since July, 2014, according to data from the Intercontinental Exchange obtained by Fox Business.
On Monday, brent crude for June delivery gained 0.28% or 0.17 to $59.12 a barrel. The spread between the international and U.S. domestic benchmarks for crude stood at $7.64 a barrel.
Poor trade data, however, in China weighed on energy prices. Last month, China imported 6.3 million barrels per day, down 5.2% from a month earlier. Iran, which is primed to increase crude exports as economic and financial sanctions from Western powers ease, counts on China as one of its top energy partners.
Meanwhile, steady fighting in Yemen between Iranian-backed, Shiite-led Houthi rebels and Sunni-led troops from Saudi Arabia continued to boost crude prices. While Saudi Arabia foreign minister Prince Saud Al Faisal told reporters on Sunday that his country is not at war with Iran in Yemen, he insisted that Iran withdraw its political and military support of the Houthis. This came as the U.S. has expanded its role in the conflict by inspecting military targets in the area and searching nearby vessels for Iranian arms headed for Yemen.
Yemen is strategically located on the Bab el-Mandeb strait, one of the world's largest chokepoints for oil. A closure of the narrow entrance could limit outflows into the Gulf of Aden. Energy traders are sensitive to risky geopolitical news involving Saudi Arabia.
angy2008
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Tira più un pelo di Obama che mille barili di petrolio
tommy271
Forumer storico
Nicolás Maduro visitó a Fidel Castro en Cuba tras su salida de Panamá
[FONT="] Explicó que sintió la "obligación" de decirle al líder de la revolución cubana que hubo una "victoria" en la Cumbre de las Américas ante EEUU
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13-04-2015 08:12:00 p.m. | EFE.- El presidente de Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, dijo el lunes que tras su salida de Panamá donde participó en la VII Cumbre de las Américas, se trasladó a Cuba para visitar al líder Fidel Castro, con quien conversó durante unas cuatro horas.
"Allá estuve en Cuba, llegamos ayer, estuvimos hablando cuatro horas casi hasta las 12 de la noche con el comandante Fidel Castro y estaba preparado para hablar cuatro horas más", dijo Maduro durante un acto con milicianos en Caracas.
El presidente dijo que se dirigió, junto a la "delegación de Venezuela" que lo acompañó a Panamá, a Cuba porque sintió la "obligación" de decirle al exgobernante cubano: "Fidel, esta victoria te pertenece, esta victoria de dignidad, de soberanía, de unión latinoamericana y caribeña".
Maduro se refirió así al rechazo los países que participaron en la cumbre manifestaron hacia el decreto estadounidense firmado en marzo pasado por el presidente de ese país, Barack Obama, que declara a Venezuela una "amenaza" y sanciona a siete funcionarios venezolanos.
"Estuvimos conversando con el comandante Fidel, escuchando sus orientaciones, sus palabras, sus reflexiones, 70 años de lucha, victoria tras victoria", dijo Maduro.
[FONT="] Explicó que sintió la "obligación" de decirle al líder de la revolución cubana que hubo una "victoria" en la Cumbre de las Américas ante EEUU
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13-04-2015 08:12:00 p.m. | EFE.- El presidente de Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro, dijo el lunes que tras su salida de Panamá donde participó en la VII Cumbre de las Américas, se trasladó a Cuba para visitar al líder Fidel Castro, con quien conversó durante unas cuatro horas.
"Allá estuve en Cuba, llegamos ayer, estuvimos hablando cuatro horas casi hasta las 12 de la noche con el comandante Fidel Castro y estaba preparado para hablar cuatro horas más", dijo Maduro durante un acto con milicianos en Caracas.
El presidente dijo que se dirigió, junto a la "delegación de Venezuela" que lo acompañó a Panamá, a Cuba porque sintió la "obligación" de decirle al exgobernante cubano: "Fidel, esta victoria te pertenece, esta victoria de dignidad, de soberanía, de unión latinoamericana y caribeña".
Maduro se refirió así al rechazo los países que participaron en la cumbre manifestaron hacia el decreto estadounidense firmado en marzo pasado por el presidente de ese país, Barack Obama, que declara a Venezuela una "amenaza" y sanciona a siete funcionarios venezolanos.
"Estuvimos conversando con el comandante Fidel, escuchando sus orientaciones, sus palabras, sus reflexiones, 70 años de lucha, victoria tras victoria", dijo Maduro.
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