[Archive] FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Consequences (Episode 11: January 2012) - page 453
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I won't write a treatise on volumes either)))
You don't need a treatise, just point with your finger in the general direction...
You need to write five pages of calculations here)))
Sales, Tantrik, are going up, correction to 1.28 from 1.3050+ a dozen or two pips, bears will rejoice and draw arrows down for a week)))
what sales? what they are buying now will be sold and may well be from 1.30, there are no new resistances (everything is broken through - weak currency :))).
In half went volumes - so far 1.30.
p.s. - they went to buy again (what a mess)
I have to write five pages of calculations here))))
There are no such long formulas, and Granddad stood on the stock exchange with one piece of paper! I don't think you both know what you're talking about.
what sales? what they are buying now will be sold and may well be from 1.30, there are no new resistances (everything has broken through - weak currency :))).
halves went volumes - so far 1.30.
p.s. - they're buying again (what a load of crap)
There are no such long formulas, and Granddad was on the stock exchange with one piece of paper! You two aren't making any sense.
So he was holding a toilet paper in his hands))) He held the paper to write down the prices, and counted everything at home, because he did not have a laptop)))
Greece has not yet reached an agreement with private creditors, represented by the Institute for International Finance (IIF). It has not been possible to agree on the key parameters of the new securities, namely their maturity and coupon yield, on which the extent of investors' losses as a result of restructuring depends.
As a result, the fate of the second bailout package of 130 billion euros has not yet been decided.
Managing director of the IIF Charles Dallara said that the level of debt forgiveness proposed by private holders of Greek bonds (it is believed it is already 65-70%), this is the maximum that banks are willing to do.
Additionally, according to the Financial Times, EU and IMF officials said Friday that the interest rate on the new bonds should average 3.5%, while private investors had previously agreed on a 4% yield.
Analysts at Citigroup say that while Greece's problems in talks with creditors will increase the resistance the European currency will face, the overall market sentiment will remain positive thanks to the likelihood of an ESM increase as well as signs that the US economy is recovering.
The Bank of New York Mellon warns that if the situation does not change, Greece will face a disorderly default in March. According to the bank, even if an agreement is reached, the rating agencies will regard it as a default, with extremely adverse consequences for Greece as a result.
So he was holding a toilet paper in his hands))) He was holding a piece of paper to write down prices, but he was counting everything at home, because he didn't have a laptop)))
Would anyone consult with him if he only went to the exchange ... to go)))).
We take the minimum and count 12623=113.3+1*114.3=1.30645