http://fxtrade.oanda.com/analysis/forex-order-bookBorus pisze: czemu kolory sie odwracaja przy przejsciu aktualnej ceny ?
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http://fxtrade.oanda.com/analysis/forex-order-bookBorus pisze: czemu kolory sie odwracaja przy przejsciu aktualnej ceny ?
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Gaps 29 Sep 2013 20:30 GMT
Pair Now Friday Close Gap
AUDJPY 91.11 91.51 -40
AUDUSD 0.9318 0.9315 2
EURAUD 1.4474 1.4509 -35
EURCHF 1.2226 1.2248 -22
EURGBP 0.8362 0.8377 -15
EURJPY 131.94 132.85 -91
EURUSD 1.3492 1.3521 -29
GBPJPY 157.74 158.55 -81
GBPUSD 1.6131 1.6137 -6
NZDUSD 0.8275 0.8280 -6
USDCAD 1.0314 1.0301 13
USDCHF 0.9061 0.9058 3
USDJPY 97.79 98.25 -46
A rzuciłeś okiem na tę linkę którą podałem z objaśnieniami?Borus pisze:mnie jeszce ciekawi na jakiej podstawie sa te wykresy zlecen co m05 umiescil , jakiego kawałka rynku to dotyczy ?
To z order books Oandy i określają pozycje ich klientówBorus pisze:mnie jeszce ciekawi na jakiej podstawie sa te wykresy zlecen co m05 umiescil , jakiego kawałka rynku to dotyczy ?
FXstreet.com (Chicago) - AUD/USD stalled after steep plunged last Friday on hawkish comments by a member of the FOMC. Ahead of a potentially high volatile week for the dollar as the US governments faces a possible shutdown, the pair remains trading low-key.
US political turmoil and AUD data
Ahead of the TD securities inflation and the private sector credit results in Australia amid a political turmoil in Washington, the aussie remains heavy around 10-day lows printing lower highs and lows and extending the bearish channel starting last September 23rd.
AUD/USD Technical Levels
Technically speaking, the pair trades at 0.9294 and oscillates between supports aligned at 0.9280 (September 17th lows), 0.9222 (September 13th lows) ahead of 0.9186 (September 5th highs) and resistances set at 0.9317 (September 18th lows), 0.9356 (September 23rd lows) followed by 0.9391 (September 25th highs). The FXstreet.com trend index reports the pair as slightly bearish on one-hour timeframe analysis.
FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - As HSBC notes, total long USD positions fell to USD2.3bn in the week ended September 14 from USD10.7bn the previous week, as per futures contracts that traded on the IMM up until last Tuesday.
Key Quotes
"That leaves aggregate net USD positions essentially flat for the first time since speculators began running consistent long USD positions back in February 2013."
"The weekly change is also consistent with additional USD selling after the FOMC’s no-taper decision the previous week, although most of this week’s change in aggregate positioning was in the EUR."
"Long EUR positions more than doubled to USD11.0bn from USD5.3bn previously, the largest since speculators flipped to consistent long EUR positions in early-August."
"Short JPY positions were little changed at USD11.7bn from USD11.1bn previously."
"GBP positions registered a tiny net long of USD117m from a net short of USD627m previously. The data suggests very little speculative positioning in GBP at present."
"Short AUD positions rose to USD3.2bn from USD2.5bn. Long NZD positions rose to USD667m from USD465m previously."
"Short CAD positions were cut to USD550m, the smallest imbalance since speculators began running consistent net short CAD positions in February 2013."
FXstreet.com (Barcelona) - EUR/USD is in relative trouble, following the sharp slide off Friday's high at 1.3562 down to 1.3475, lowest of the day, after stabilizing right under 1.35, with Italian political concerns and a US government shutdown main drivers.
As noted by Chris Capre, Founder at 2ndSkies: "With the Italian & Greek issues going on in the EZ, I prefer the bearish side more to start this week. So look to sell intraday price action rallies towards 1.3550, targeting 1.3475 and 1.3400."
The government partial shut down is now in force.
The problem as I understand it is the chief Republican John Bohner seems to demand a law (health care) to be undone before they agree to a budget.
This political commentators say is due to the Tea party faction of the republicans' demands and for some reason Bohner wants to appease them.
The markets aren't too worried about this now as it can pretty quickly be resolved if this demand is dropped in favour of the congress fulfilling their duty to fund the government.
I believe the market thinks this will happen soon, as there aren't counter demands from the democrats or the president.
Negative market impact limited as long as the time duration remains short.
Negative market impact also limited because the debt ceiling issue coming up shortly is a bigger issue for the FED and the market's expectations regarding tapering and economic growth.
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What economic data will be delayed due to the shutdown
by Adam Button
There are no signs of a deal on Capitol Hill and until the stock market pulls a hissy fit there probably won’t be.
Today’s construction data was the first release to be delayed. Tomorrow’s ADP number will be released at it will be big because of the threat of a delay to NFP. Here is what else is scratched off the near-term calendar:
Thursday – Initial jobless claims and factory orders
Friday – Non-farm payrolls
Tues, Oct 8 – Trade balance and JOLTS
Wed, Oct 9 – Wholesale sales
Thurs, Oct 10 – Initial jobless claims
Friday, Oct 11 – Retail sales
What’s also unclear is how the schedule will be affected when the shutdown ends. If Congress makes a deal late on Thursday, it’s unlikely workers will have enough time to compile the report. Same goes for other data points.
As for initial jobless claims, we’re likely to see a huge spike as furloughed workers apply. That will render the data unreadable for weeks.
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