Nem sok kell már hozzá, hogy a japcsik lépjenek.
Japan Premier Kan Defeats Ozawa, Re-Elected Ruling Party Head
Nem sok kell már hozzá, hogy a japcsik lépjenek.
Japan Premier Kan Defeats Ozawa, Re-Elected Ruling Party Head
Szokásos stop rajta van és követő is. De ezzel a rángásokkal a követő csak sziv. Viszont ha nincs rajta akkor meg a tüske mozgásokat nem követi le.
Na mindegy 1 pip is 1 pip.
Én ebben most nem veszek részt. Ez az a "lehetőség", amikor nullázhatod a számlád.:)
Most kezd érdekes lenni! Érintette a trendvonalat(vastag kék)
http://kepfeltoltes.hu/100914/usdjpy_www.kepfeltoltes.hu_.gif
meg a reggeli cadjpy 1 pip kapcsán is..
tehetnek egy szivességet...
Mire visszaszálltam volna már be is esett..
boldog is vagyok a tegnapi gbpjpy short zárás kapcsán.
Én beteszek egy vételt 79-re USDJPY-ben, hátha egy perces gyertyával ledzsúdózzák addig.
Azt szeretem csak a sok buktát nem. Az EUR mikor megfordult ugyan ezt csinálták vele 118nál.Persze lehet bármi.
pont ezt akartam írni:)
aki mazoista az válassza a jen párosokat...
Lehetne itt sok mindennel, ha szereted az elektrosokk-szerű mozgásokat.:)
Szerintem átviszi az ellenállást, majd mikor már kitörő örömmel longolják a "csak" TA-sok, beszakad a béka fenekéig.
GBPUSD vel lehet játszani napon belül ha valaki ráér a gép előtt ülni.
Morning Adviser Europe 9/14/2010 6:00:00 AM
DPJ Election Result Awaited
By Gareth Berry
Although the feel-good factor from the relatively lenient Basel proposals has begun to fade, market sentiment stayed supported during the Asia session. The dollar was stable against the euro, but weaker New Zealand retail sales pushed NZDUSD lower. USDJPY fell further after yesterday's rally in US Treasurys, prompted by the publication of the Fed's upcoming schedule for Treasury purchases. EURUSD traded 1.2845-1.2891 and USDJPY traded 83.25-83.76. The only US data release was the monthly budget statement, which showed a deficit for the 23rd consecutive month, the longest stretch on record. Later today, retail sales data will help show how the consumer has weathered the recent soft patch in data. We are expecting a moderate rise in August, though some tepid auto sales could weigh on the headline figure.
Key Events 14 September 2010 Source: UBS Global Economics Country GMT Release/Event Frequency UBS Prev/Revised Consensus Actual UK 08:30 CPI (Aug) y-o-y n/a 3.10% 3.00% UK 08:30 Core CPI (Aug) y-o-y n/a 2.60% 2.50% UK 08:30 RPI (Aug) y-o-y 4.70% 4.80% 4.60% Euro Area 09:00 ZEW Survey (Econ. Sentiment) (Sep) index 15.5 15.8 14.5 Euro Area 09:00 Euro-Zone Ind. Prod. sa (July) m-o-m n/a -0.20% 0.10% Germany 09:00 ZEW Survey (Econ. Sentiment) (Sep) index 15 14 10 Germany 09:00 ZEW Survey (Current Situation) (Sep) index 50.0 44.3 50.0 United States 12:30 Advance Retail Sales (Aug) m-o-m 0.30% 0.40% 0.30% United States 12:30 Retail Sales Less Autos (Aug) m-o-m 0.60% 0.20% 0.30% Canada 14:45 BOC's Carney Speaks Euro Area 15:00 ECB's Weber Speaks
Research Spotlight "What's Killing The Canaries" UBS Global Economics We recently flagged a sharp drop in Korean exports as the 'canary in the coal mine' for global trade. With more weakness emerging in Asian export data, the critical question is, what exactly is killing these canaries? While the instinctive response is to blame the US consumer, the data does not back this up. As exporters don't sell directly to consumers, the slowdown indicates a drop-off in inventory growth, and looks likely to extend beyond Asia with the peaking of the inventory cycle. Please see the "What's Killing The Canaries" note on www.ubs.com/fx for details.
EUR Targets: EURUSD 1m 1.28, 3m 1.15 The euro benefited from Monday's bout of renewed risk-seeking but today's German ZEW survey data will be another important hurdle as it will reveal investor opinion about the future of Europe's economic recovery. Consensus estimates are for a dip in the economic sentiment reading but an increase to 50.0 for the current situation. ECB President Trichet said what was decided on Basel III would not hamper the global recovery and said he saw no deflation risk in advanced economies for now. Trichet did not offer any comments on monetary policy.
JPY Targets: USDJPY 1m 85.00, 3m 95.00 USDJPY remains heavy ahead of the DPJ leadership election after US yields fell during the US session. Press reports suggest the race is still too close to call and given recent price action, there appears more scope for an upside USDJPY surprise should PM Kan lose as that would inject uncertainty into the future policies of the DPJ, especially regarding fiscal discipline and FX intervention. Results are expected around 0600 GMT.
NZD Targets: NZDUSD 1m 0.74, 3m 0.70 The NZ dollar was hurt by the publication of retail sales for July that showed an unexpected contraction of -0.4% m/m (cons. 0.0%, prev. 1.0%). Australia's business confidence survey improved to 11 in August from 2 previously. The business conditions component was unchanged. We do not expect any change in the OCR at this week's RBNZ meeting.
GBP Targets: GBPUSD 1m 1.50, 3m 1.35 The decline in UK house prices is accelerating according to the RICS house balance for August. The reading came in at -32% (cons. -12%, prev. -8%). Investors have been concerned about elevated inflation readings but BoE MPC members believe the data should start to come back down. We should see a slight easing in the y/y figures for both CPI and RPI, which could temper investor expectations for the BoE at this stage in the recovery. We closed our short GBPCHF recommendation but think there may be opportunities to revisit the trade with the SNB likely to tighten policy ahead and fiscal austerity concerns to weigh on sterling.
FX Technicals
USDCHF slashed through 1.0061 EURUSD NEUTRAL Model has turned neutral; 1.3334 and 1.2588 mark the key near-term directional triggers. USDJPY BEARISH Trend is bearish; there is little support till 79.75 key level. Short-term resistance is defined at 84.43 ahead of 85.23 GBPUSD BEARISH Stalled above 1.5297; a break here would expose 1.5125/15 ahead of 1.4906. Near-term resistance lies at 1.5565 ahead of 1.5731 USDCHF BEARISH Slashed through 1.0061 thus exposing 0.9918 with scope for 0.9786. Near-term resistance comes in at 1.0278 ahead of 1.0466 AUDUSD BULLISH Bullish pressure targets 0.9389; break of the level would favour another run towards 0.9406. Near-term support is at 0.9171 ahead of 0.9055 USDCAD NEUTRAL 1.0673 and 1.0108 define the next bull and bear triggers respectively. EURCHF BEARISH Sell-off from 1.3924 found support at 1.2766; break of the level would expose 1.2403. Resistance at 1.3163 EURGBP NEUTRAL Recovery eyes 0.8390; move above the level would favour positive tone. Support holds at 0.8252 ahead of 0.8142 EURJPY BEARISH Focus is maintained on 105.44, next support at 100 psychological level. Resistance is at 111.19 *NOTE: The trend for each currency pair as defined in the table is determined by our proprietary model and is independent of our discretionary interpretation of price action
