FTSE Mib Futures Y SOPRAVVISSUTI di Idee e grafici. parte seconda (4 lettori)
- Creatore Discussione dondiego49
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dondiego49
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spread
CHI DI SPREAD FERISCE... - L’INCERTEZZA SUL DOPO-REFERENDUM, MA SOPRATTUTTO GLI SCAZZI CON LA COMMISSIONE SUL DEFICIT ED IL PIL CHE NON PARTE, FANNO ALZARE LA TESTA AL DIFFERENZIALE CON I TITOLI TEDESCHI - SI ALLARGA QUELLO CON LA SPAGNA: HA UN GOVERNO DA UNA SETTIMANA MA E’ GIUDICATA PIU’ SICURA DELL’ITALIA
chi di spread ferisce... s'allarga con la germania e pure con la spagna per referendum e pil - Business
referendum...chissà se si voterà, siamo tornati ai tempi di scalfaro (che bruci all'inferno) quando non si votava se nn si era certi che a vincere fosse la "gioiosa macchina da guerra" e poi si è visto com'era finita...
ammazza il refe-renzi! - alfano apre all'idea di rimandarlo: se berlusconi e' d'accordo - Politica
AMMAZZA IL REFE-RENZI! - ALFANO APRE ALL'IDEA DI RIMANDARLO: ''ORA SIAMO IMPEGNATI A DARE UNA CASA A CHI L'HA PERSA. BERLUSCONI SA COSA VUOL DIRE, HA AFFRONTATO IL SISMA DELL'AQUILA. SE E' D'ACCORDO SUL RINVIO, NON CI NASCONDIAMO'' (VIDEO) - TRAVAGLIO: ''IL REFERENDUM RETRATTILE: SE I SONDAGGI DANNO AVANTI IL NO, SI RINVIA FINCHE' NON SONO FAVOREVOLI A RENZI! IL TERREMOTO? UNA SCUSA''
CHI DI SPREAD FERISCE... - L’INCERTEZZA SUL DOPO-REFERENDUM, MA SOPRATTUTTO GLI SCAZZI CON LA COMMISSIONE SUL DEFICIT ED IL PIL CHE NON PARTE, FANNO ALZARE LA TESTA AL DIFFERENZIALE CON I TITOLI TEDESCHI - SI ALLARGA QUELLO CON LA SPAGNA: HA UN GOVERNO DA UNA SETTIMANA MA E’ GIUDICATA PIU’ SICURA DELL’ITALIA
chi di spread ferisce... s'allarga con la germania e pure con la spagna per referendum e pil - Business
referendum...chissà se si voterà, siamo tornati ai tempi di scalfaro (che bruci all'inferno) quando non si votava se nn si era certi che a vincere fosse la "gioiosa macchina da guerra" e poi si è visto com'era finita...
ammazza il refe-renzi! - alfano apre all'idea di rimandarlo: se berlusconi e' d'accordo - Politica
AMMAZZA IL REFE-RENZI! - ALFANO APRE ALL'IDEA DI RIMANDARLO: ''ORA SIAMO IMPEGNATI A DARE UNA CASA A CHI L'HA PERSA. BERLUSCONI SA COSA VUOL DIRE, HA AFFRONTATO IL SISMA DELL'AQUILA. SE E' D'ACCORDO SUL RINVIO, NON CI NASCONDIAMO'' (VIDEO) - TRAVAGLIO: ''IL REFERENDUM RETRATTILE: SE I SONDAGGI DANNO AVANTI IL NO, SI RINVIA FINCHE' NON SONO FAVOREVOLI A RENZI! IL TERREMOTO? UNA SCUSA''
dondiego49
Forumer storico
sempre da separare i veri investitori con i terroristi finanziari alla JPM e le bande d'affari (quelli per il Si al referendum per finire le svendite):
Titolo: B.Mps: Passera, Italia esce male a occhi investitori esteri
Ora: 02/11/2016 16:03
Testo:
MILANO (MF-DJ)--"L'Italia esce male dalla vicenda B.Mps agli occhi di
chi era disponibile a mettere due miliardi nel nostro Paese. In tre
settimane non si puo' fare nessuna due diligence".
Lo ha affermato Corrado Passera a Mf-DowJones, in merito al ritiro del
suo progetto per il risanamento del Monte, aggiungendo che "sono dovuto
partire per Londra proprio per spiegare agli investitori la situazione e
il perche' della mia decisione".
Decisione che e' stata comunicata con una lunga lettera a B.Mps. "Consob
- ha aggiunto - ha appoggiato la nostra proposta di massima trasparenza
nel pubblicare integralmente la lettera".
dc
(fine)
MF-DJ NEWS
0216:03 nov 2016
Titolo: B.Mps: Passera, Italia esce male a occhi investitori esteri
Ora: 02/11/2016 16:03
Testo:
MILANO (MF-DJ)--"L'Italia esce male dalla vicenda B.Mps agli occhi di
chi era disponibile a mettere due miliardi nel nostro Paese. In tre
settimane non si puo' fare nessuna due diligence".
Lo ha affermato Corrado Passera a Mf-DowJones, in merito al ritiro del
suo progetto per il risanamento del Monte, aggiungendo che "sono dovuto
partire per Londra proprio per spiegare agli investitori la situazione e
il perche' della mia decisione".
Decisione che e' stata comunicata con una lunga lettera a B.Mps. "Consob
- ha aggiunto - ha appoggiato la nostra proposta di massima trasparenza
nel pubblicare integralmente la lettera".
dc
(fine)
MF-DJ NEWS
0216:03 nov 2016
dondiego49
Forumer storico
Titolo: 16:17 DJ Oil Falls on 'Most Bearish Report of All Time'
Testo: By Alison Sider and Neanda Salvaterra
Oil prices dropped sharply Wednesday as weekly inventory data revealed a much larger-than-expected increase in crude-oil stockpiles.
U.S. crude futures fell $1.58, or 3.39%, to $45.09 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Brent, the global benchmark, fell $1.55, or 3.22%, to $46.59 a barrel.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration said crude-oil stockpiles rose by 14.4 million barrels in the weekended Oct. 28 -- the largest weekly increase in 34 years of data collected by the EIA. Analysts polled by The Wall Street Journal expected a more modest increase of 1 million barrels.
The report broke a string of weekly draws from U.S. crude supplies that had helped bolster the case that supply and demand were coming into balance.
"You could easily make the argument it's the most bearish report of all time. There's nothing to support the market," said Bob Yawger, director of the futures division of Mizuho Securities USA. "All the barrels you were wondering what ever happened to them came roaring back in one report."
Continued output growth from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is also weighing on prices, making the prospect of a production cut by the cartel look more remote, said John Kilduff, founding partner of Again Capital.
In September, OPEC leaders met and agreed to curtail the group's production, possibly by 200,000 to 700,000 barrels a day. The goal was to pump up prices by removing some unwanted barrels from the market.
The move nudged crude prices up initially, but with more countries asking to be exempt from the cut, the market fears even if an agreement is ratified at the Nov. 30 meeting in Vienna, the deal would be weak and overall production would still rise.
Recently, Iraq has been lobbying to get an exemption from the deal because of disruptions from Islamic State insurgency.
OPEC members Iran, Nigeria and Libya have already secured exemptions from the agreement because they have faced petroleum-output disruptions.
International oil prices been falling for three straight sessions, largely weighed by dimming prospects that major oil producers will reach a deal to cut production by month-end as originally planned.
"Prices continue to retrace lower and have wiped most of the OPEC premium," said Olivier Jakob an analyst from the Switzerland-based consultancy Petromatrix.
"[The oil cartel] has been talking about cutting production but production has been rising the crude oil markets are still under pressure from a lot of physical availability. " he said.
Gasoline prices were falling on Wednesday morning, down 1.65 cents, or 1.11%, to $1.4676 a gallon. U.S. gas futures had surged a day earlier after an explosion and fire at a pipeline, owned by Colonial Pipeline Co., which delivers about one-third of the gasoline used on the East Coast.
Diesel futures fell 3.98 cents, or 2.62%, to $1.4771 a gallon.
Jenny W. Hsu contributed to this article
Write to Alison Sider at [email protected] and Neanda Salvaterra at [email protected]
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
02-11-16 1517GMT
Copyright (c) 2016 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
Testo: By Alison Sider and Neanda Salvaterra
Oil prices dropped sharply Wednesday as weekly inventory data revealed a much larger-than-expected increase in crude-oil stockpiles.
U.S. crude futures fell $1.58, or 3.39%, to $45.09 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange. Brent, the global benchmark, fell $1.55, or 3.22%, to $46.59 a barrel.
The U.S. Energy Information Administration said crude-oil stockpiles rose by 14.4 million barrels in the weekended Oct. 28 -- the largest weekly increase in 34 years of data collected by the EIA. Analysts polled by The Wall Street Journal expected a more modest increase of 1 million barrels.
The report broke a string of weekly draws from U.S. crude supplies that had helped bolster the case that supply and demand were coming into balance.
"You could easily make the argument it's the most bearish report of all time. There's nothing to support the market," said Bob Yawger, director of the futures division of Mizuho Securities USA. "All the barrels you were wondering what ever happened to them came roaring back in one report."
Continued output growth from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries is also weighing on prices, making the prospect of a production cut by the cartel look more remote, said John Kilduff, founding partner of Again Capital.
In September, OPEC leaders met and agreed to curtail the group's production, possibly by 200,000 to 700,000 barrels a day. The goal was to pump up prices by removing some unwanted barrels from the market.
The move nudged crude prices up initially, but with more countries asking to be exempt from the cut, the market fears even if an agreement is ratified at the Nov. 30 meeting in Vienna, the deal would be weak and overall production would still rise.
Recently, Iraq has been lobbying to get an exemption from the deal because of disruptions from Islamic State insurgency.
OPEC members Iran, Nigeria and Libya have already secured exemptions from the agreement because they have faced petroleum-output disruptions.
International oil prices been falling for three straight sessions, largely weighed by dimming prospects that major oil producers will reach a deal to cut production by month-end as originally planned.
"Prices continue to retrace lower and have wiped most of the OPEC premium," said Olivier Jakob an analyst from the Switzerland-based consultancy Petromatrix.
"[The oil cartel] has been talking about cutting production but production has been rising the crude oil markets are still under pressure from a lot of physical availability. " he said.
Gasoline prices were falling on Wednesday morning, down 1.65 cents, or 1.11%, to $1.4676 a gallon. U.S. gas futures had surged a day earlier after an explosion and fire at a pipeline, owned by Colonial Pipeline Co., which delivers about one-third of the gasoline used on the East Coast.
Diesel futures fell 3.98 cents, or 2.62%, to $1.4771 a gallon.
Jenny W. Hsu contributed to this article
Write to Alison Sider at [email protected] and Neanda Salvaterra at [email protected]
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
02-11-16 1517GMT
Copyright (c) 2016 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
giorub2008
Forumer attivo
Don tu mi sembra che utilizzi i lev 7 di SG... volevo chiederti, se il mercato ti va contro hai mai sterilizzato la
posizione utilizzando il Lev contrario ?
posizione utilizzando il Lev contrario ?
dondiego49
Forumer storico
quando vedrò che la discesa e finita vedo di comprare ancora in modo di diminuire il prezzo di carico per ora lascio fare
dondiego49
Forumer storico
si o fato pure quello ma ti dirò che i risultati non sonno molto alettanti ,qui vedi che non fanno uguali
