A business approach to the EURUSD pair. We discuss analysis methods for this currency pair, advisors, indicators (we correct errors and refine them) - page 7
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And I bought Sberbank closer to evening. For my own reasons.
I thought the downside movement in the Russian market was over. FR.
But no! I got into small losses. I hope for the gap up in the morning.
Did you make it through the drawdown?
Yes, of course - over-sitting is a good thing.
Handsome!...))))
Urain !,
"the 'general meeting' has decided to go back to the old thread.
So, close the thread and move back to 'EURUSD in a couple of weeks from 1.4 to 1.5'
Urain !,
"the 'general meeting' has decided to go back to the old thread.
So, close the thread and move back to 'EURUSD in a couple of weeks from 1.4 to 1.5'
Off topic there. The pics on the quid won't share. :)))
Given the return of the euro to the 1.4300 area, I daresay that the quid is not yet inclined to a serious rise.
The branch name is still relevant, but for now the area of 1.4800 seems to me. There are no charts, it is just a visual supposition.
If we do not go down in the nearest future, the "terry stump" will give a serious rise.
It's an occasional distraction, pack up your tent and go to the old camp, there are a lot of midges here....
That's where it went wrong. The pictures on the quid won't be shared. :)))
Taking into account the return of the euro to the area of 1.4300, I dare to assume, that the quid is not inclined to serious growth yet.
The branch name is still relevant, but for now the area of 1.4800 seems to me. There are no charts, it is just a visual supposition.
If we do not go down soon, the "terry stump" will give a serious rise.
Apparently, I will have to keep the branch if the people come.
It is difficult to give a prediction today. It feels like a ceiling at the top. This week's close will give a fuller picture of further movement. Fundamentally, Europe is doing well so far.
VTB
Over the last two days the US equity market has still not fully recovered from Monday's losses. Yesterday the S&P500 index, which opened with a decline, ended the day up 0.7%.
This adds to the positive sentiment ahead of the opening of trading in Russia. But even more positive for domestic speculators is the return of oil futures quotes to $75/bbl Brent.
Yesterday's US Department of Energy data on oil reserves was a pleasant surprise for the bulls. Black gold supplies in the US fell unexpectedly, which led to a drop of more than 8mn barrels of crude stocks for the week.
BRNV9, M30
Calendar for today, Thursday 20 August 2009:
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GMT
08:30 UK Budget Deficit, billion June -5.6 19.0
08:30 UK Money Supply M4, preliminary, y/y June 13.3% 13.8%
08:30 UK Money Supply M4, preliminary June 0.2% -0.2%
08:30 UK Retail Sales, y/y July 2.7% 2.9%
08:30 UK Retail Sales July 0.3% 1.2%
12:30 US Jobless Claims Week to 15.08 550K 558K
14:00 US Philadelphia Fed Activity Index August 1.0 -7.5
14:00 US Core Economic Indicators Index July 0.6% 0.7%
20:30 US Money Supply M2, billion -42.0