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(RTTNews) - os mercados de ações asiáticos encaixar um arrastar a perder quatro dias terça-feira após o ministro luxemburguês Jean-Claude Juncker, disse que uma solução pode ser encontrada na crise da dívida da Grécia.

Um positivo fechar em Wall Street durante a noite na esperança de uma resolução da crise dos preços do petróleo bruto e cobre o mais sólido e avanço grego de um voto de confiança no gabinete revisto o primeiro-ministro da Grécia, George Papandreou no final do dia também estimulou alguns caça para as unidades de negócio de tiros baratos.

Durante este tempo, os investidores mantiveram um olho sobre o cumprimento da política de o US Federal Reserve que começa mais tarde hoje outros índices sobre a saúde da economia dos EUA de dois dias.

Índice Nikkei do Japão e o mais amplo índice Topix subiram cerca de 1,1% de cada um, um dia depois do governo melhorou seu ponto de vista do desempenho da economia e o Outlook pela primeira vez em quatro meses. Nissan Motor subiram 3,1% e Mitsubishi Motors subiu 2,2% depois que eles se juntaram as mãos para lançar sua primeira conjuntamente desenvolvido mini-vehicle para o mercado japonês no primeiro semestre do ano fiscal de 2013.

Força do euro em relação ao iene fora das existências de euro partes sensíveis como a Nikon perto de 3%, enquanto a Mazda Motor aumentou 2,5%. TDK Corp., a companhia de eletrônica que recebe cerca de 15% das suas receitas provenientes da Europa, saltaram por 3,3%. Enquanto isso, ações da Sony caiu para um mínimo de 27 meses frescas no início da sessão antes de recuperar perdas e terminando de 0.2 por cento superior.

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O mercado australiano aumentou significativamente calmo da dívida grego preocupações impulsionadas recurso das ações. O benchmark S & P/ASX 200 aumentou 1,3%, enquanto o mais amplo todos os pratos do dia fechado 1,2% índice superior. BHP Billiton subiu 1,6%, rival, Rio Tinto ganhou 1,7% e Fortescue adicionado um por cento. No sector da energia, Woodside e Santos chegaram a cerca de 2,5% cada, enquanto a procura de petróleo com arestas 0,6 por cento.

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Euro: Barómetro do apetite para risco formando um top?

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The big three-to-six month trends in the euro have been fairly easy to follow since the 2008 credit crisis. I am going to recap just how easy it was to give you an idea of how we can continue doing it in the future. Once we understand the dynamics of currency movement over longer time frames, we can make high-probability guesstimates about the next trend.

As the S&P 500 continued to crater to new lows in early March of 2009, I wrote the technical analysis view on the single currency for the April edition of Futures Magazine. In that report, I highlighted the directional breakout points, citing support at $1.24 as a critical pivot where the bears would pile on if given the chance again.

Helicopter Ben

And on the upside, I said you had to stop-out of any short positions and be long the euro above $1.31. As the S&P fought for a bottom just below the 700 level, I did two critical video reports from the trading floors of the CME, one on March 10th where I said to "buy the S&P at 690, looking for 740 within the week" and another on March 16th where I said to "be ready to buy the euro" as it approached $1.31.

Two days later on March 18, "Helicopter Ben" Bernanke gave us the certainty about quantitative easing programs that markets were looking for. And he commenced a carpet-bombing of the world with US dollars. The euro shot up nearly 5 cents (500 pips) in one day on that brand of Uncle Sam monetary certainty.

Risk Appetite and Correlations

Why would the euro launch so much on this event? A lot of it is easy to figure out in hindsight. But I wasn't using hindsight then. I wasn't even really speculating on market reaction to monetary policy, although that's what the big banks were certainly doing. I was just watching the US equity market and the technical level that I had pegged in the euro as a make or break for strength.

It really all came down to the strong positive correlation that the euro had exhibited with the S&P 500 for years prior, and that would continue, with some hiccups, right until today. In early 2009, that correlation was as high as +0.5 for any 3-month period and as high as +0.8 in some 3-week periods.

Many prognosticators today talk about the weak dollar moving equities and commodities. While there is some truth to this, I think it is a big misconception to portray the dollar primarily as the tail wagging the dog of US equities. Yes, the currency markets dwarf the equity markets in daily notional turnover volume.

Weak Follower

But a lot of that is mere speculation and "swaps" and capital flows, whereas equity markets are about forward-looking investment protocols where fund managers must take a view on the economy and relative rates of return. In other words, bull and bear markets still come back to ideas and projections about corporate earnings within the economic cycle. And that's where big asset allocation decisions are made that move currencies with biggest impact over the long run.

On top of this, the euro was simply what I called at the time a "weak follower" of risk appetite. While the Australian dollar rallied early and strongly on its relatively high interest rates (i.e., the FX carry trade) and strong economic fundamentals from Chinese demand for commodities, the euro went along for the ride on cheap dollars and the recovery in equities.

How Does the Chart Tell You What the Titans Will Do?

My technical method for finding big trends in FX (I traded it professionally for 9 years as a market maker on a high-frequency spot-futures arbitrage desk), is as simple as it gets. I use the 10 and 20-week moving averages to gauge trend. These are roughly equivalent to the 50 and 100-day moving averages. Their direction and agreement are a terrific and easy-to-use guide post for FX trends because they tell you where the big banks and hedge funds, the "titans" of the interbank market, are already moving things.

And I rely on them because I'm not smart enough to track and analyze all the fundamentals that are involved in cross-border exchange. From GDP and trade to inflation and interest rates, who can decipher all the variables and interactions of two countries and their currencies? Even the economists can't with any regularity. Put a half-dozen in a room and I swear you'll get 12 predictions, as one hand defers to the other.

Price Precedes Fundamentals

So I've always said that "price precedes fundamentals" for the simple reason that the big money in FX starts to move price in a given trend long before the economists have it figured out with perfect hindsight. Which isn't to say I ignore FX fundamentals either. I actually enjoy learning about them and trying to figure them out. It's just that they can be very complicated and hard to figure out, whereas price is easy to follow once a new trend is in motion.

Need proof? Based on any analysis of the brewing crisis with the European "PIIGS" in 2009, any rational person would have thought to sell the euro at $1.31, not buy it. But sometimes it seems as if the currency markets have a mind and reasoning of their own. When in doubt, I simply follow the path laid out by the titans. Their economists are usually among the best in the world and they aren't messing around with so much money on the line and little vested interests (ala equity fund managers) other than pure profit motives.

Grecian Cracks, December 2009

The day after Thanksgiving in November of 2009, I did the early morning shot for CNBC from the floor of the CME. Getting up at 2:30 am to do the 4:30 hit for their WorldWide Exchange program with anchors in Asia and Europe isn't always fun, but it was that day because we just had the news over the holiday about Dubai's unfolding debt crisis. I called it "the first real test for the market recovery since the credit crisis abyss."

A couple of weeks later, the Greek debt tragedy hit the front pages. I appeared on CNBC’s "Power Lunch" on December 16th and said "sell the euro at $1.46" as I saw a top had formed. The rally from $1.31 to $1.51 was over and this was visible in the 10 and 20-week moving averages getting ready to cross. I also pointed out that the Europeans had no more interest in a strong euro above $1.50 than the Chinese did in a freely floating renminbi.

Sell It, and Sell It Again!

As the news heated up about the depth of the European debt crisis, the chart was clear, even if the fate of the euro wasn't. In February 2010, I was on CNBC again and said to sell the euro at $1.38. And again in April, when news of a Greek bailout seemed imminent, I said "sell the news" of any such repair. The euro was already down to $1.33 and an interviewer challenged me that "it's already lower!" as if I was chiming in late. I said, "Yes, and it's going lower." Never doubt the powerful momentum of a freight train trend driven by smart money, top-tier banks.

The euro, of course, was on a path to test the 2008-09 bottom around $1.25. And as we learned of the extent to which French banks owned Greek debt, I started comparing the euro crisis to the US banking debacle. In essence, what appeared to be a sovereign debt crisis between national banks would quickly become a systemic banking crisis similar to our own because of the exposure of European commercial banks.

"Death of the Euro" Brings Capitulation Bottom

As US equities searched for support following the spring swoon -- thanks to Deepwater Horizon, the "flash crash," and other "sell in May" feelings -- the euro became dramatically oversold below $1.20 in June of 2010. What was hysterically funny to me at the time was the number of commentators suddenly calling for the collapse of the common currency.

I don't claim to have or use a crystal ball, so I try not to make bold predictions like that. To me, the odds favored things staying somewhat the same with a few "adjustments." The Europeans had too much invested both financially and psychologically in the euro experiment to let it fail.

So I said, "The euro won't fail, but it may go to parity for it to survive." Instead, the euro found a bottom last summer and, for a short while, became a leader of risk appetite by preceding the S&P bottom in August and rallying all the way back to $1.33. The long-term moving averages lined up for continued strength and I advised readers of my currency column at TradersReserve to buy the September dip to $1.27. By November, the euro reached for $1.43.

Euro Disconnect and Breakdown

Then things got really interesting. The common currency went straight down for 4 weeks that month, finally puncturing $1.30 and then bouncing hard back up to $1.34. And this while the S&P only stalled a little and drifted from 1,225 to 1,175. So in a way, the strong correlation got a little disconnected from June through December, with the euro going opposite from US equities in any given month.

Over a seven month period, including their summer lows, the overall positive correlation persisted from June 1 to December 31. But the S&P advance of 26% during that window, versus the 12% climb in the euro seemed to indicate another stall in risk appetite might be around the corner.

January T-Rex Rally on Rate Expectations

Indeed, I was trading that expected decline the first week of the new year as the euro collapsed from $1.34 to $1.29, taking out the key November swing lows at $1.2970. I thought, "That's it -- the euro is toast now!"

But something funny happened on the way to a collapse to parity. The euro stopped going down below $1.29 and staged monstrous rally the first week of January that took it back above $1.34. On the weekly chart, it evolved into what technicians would call a big, fat reversal candle.

What caused this monster reversal, other than a milder 4-week push by the S&P 500 above 1,300? I didn't know it until into the 3rd week of January, but 2-year yield spreads between the US and Germany had greatly widened in the first week of January to nearly 2%. And when all else is mildly uncertain, or of little catalyst in FX, the carry trade rules.

Besides the fact that widening yield spreads can be indicative of future robust economic activity, there is simply the advantage of earning more interest in higher yielding currencies. And despite the fact that currency carry is not without risks because adverse exchange rate moves can dwarf interest earnings, FX carry trades can have a self-fulfilling momentum when hot money flows into them and drives price favorably in the higher-yielder's direction. In other words, if you trade FX for a living, you have to be on board these trains or you don't survive.

Big banks have their fingers on these currency interest rate differentials every day, and once 2010 was in the bag and books were square, the euro accumulation began in a frenzy that did not stop until May and $1.49 was breached. Of course, it didn't hurt that the S&P was in a steady rally mode either despite the horrible quake in Japan. And, I'm sure by now, it is not lost on you that both topped out the first week of May.

What Have We Learned from the Past?

I spent the last ten minutes of your life recapping this trading and economic history for one reason: to ingrain the dynamics of FX price movement in your brain. It's one thing to talk about asset correlations and carry trades -- two major drivers of FX price movement -- and another to show how they have worked and continue to function, whether or not we agree with them.

Real examples teach best. And if you believe that maybe I have merely told a clever story in hindsight, you can go back and look at the price charts and see for yourself. Or look up my appearances on CNBC where I made the calls in real time as the stuff was happening.

In any case, here's my summary of the signposts to watch now:

Right now, the euro is consolidating in the middle of a significant long-term trading range between $1.20 and $1.60 and the tug-of-war tension is between the US dollar printing press on one side and the structural debt crisis of the European monetary union on the other. As I've said for two years, it's really a fundamental battle of whose debt problem matters more between the largest producing economies on the planet.

On the chart, the 10 and 20-week moving averages are still pointing bullish, but looking like they could be ready to roll over. And the big picture is one of lower highs from the monthly view... $1.60, $1.5140, $1.4940 over the past three years.

Regarding interest rate differentials, as hawkish as the ECB is lately with their single mandate and vociferous fear of inflation, yield spreads are stable and not widening at about 1% on the shortest end of central bank rates and about 1.25% for 2-year government debt. The Europeans walk a thinner tight rope than us as they try to keep rates down to work out of the debt crisis while not letting inflation catch fire. In this way, the carry trade has less potential in it going forward, as much of the juice has been quickly squeezed out.

So which way will the battle resolve? I think the euro is in a longer-term topping process and that the odds favor seeing $1.30 this year before we see $1.50. The euro and the monetary union will survive I believe, with some possible adjustments that we can't yet know. Sure, smarter minds than mine have ideas about it, but it's such a field of unknown unknowns that I say "just watch the market -- it will tell you what’s going on."

Right now, the currency market is saying "We're not sure, but a semi-crippled Europe looks as good, if not better, than a spendthrift US."

It's All Relative

What does all this mean for equity investors? A weaker currency is certainly good for exporters on both side of the pond, whether you are Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT - News) or Siemens (NYSE: SI - News). Do we care that export gains are achieved through competitive or stealth devaluations of home currencies? Maybe we do. But it's all relative in a global economy of fiat currencies, where the big ones aren't going to collapse, contrary to the doomsayers with their wild, shocking predictions.

And you have to consider that from crisis, often comes a new equilibrium. When you accept that Europe has its own unique problems, just like the US and its burgeoning municipal debt crisis, it's hard to say how things will resolve. Who predicted the near collapse of the US financial system? And who predicted its amazing recovery from the abyss? Not many.

As Moody’s Investor Service warned last week, three of France's top banks could be in for a credit downgrade as they continue to use cheap US dollar funding to roll their large exposure to Greek debt. BNP Paribas, Crédit Agricole and Société Générale may all be playing hot potato with debt of a deteriorating quality, borrowing over $75 billion on the short end to finance their longer-term holdings of Greece government paper.

China Loves Euros Too

There are unique dynamics between powerhouses Germany and France that probably find a new balance here too as they turn their attention to sorting out what to do with the common thorn-in-their-sides of Mediterranean debtor nations. And one thing is for sure as Germany surges its volume of exports to China: a cheaper euro is a better euro.

According to an April 6 story on Bloomberg.com by Jeff Black, "With its consumers and companies sating their appetite for power turbines, cars and electronics, China became Germany's largest non-European customer at the end of last year, helping drive up share prices from BASF SE to Bayerische Motoren Werke AG."

That was a point I left out of the story of the monster euro reversal rally from January. China was reported to not only be a major buyer of the new euro bonds being issued to finance the PIIGS crisis, but they were vocal enough in support of the euro currency as to be suspected buyers of it in the spot market.

Still think the euro is going away anytime soon? I’m gonna go with a big, fat "Think again." Especially when I read a quote like this one from the Bloomberg story that decries the sense of massive structural changes necessary in anyone's fantasy of going backwards to the German deutschemark:

"The theme for this decade is that millions of people in China want to live like Europeans," said Herbert Perus, head of equities at Raiffeisen Capital Management in Vienna, who helps oversee about $36 billion. "The 'Made in Germany' brand is going to be very strong in this market."

When you look at this way, and visualize all the assets and investement machinery built and priced in euros now, it's probably not a stretch to think they will find a way through this debt crisis and emerge stronger five to ten years from now. At least that's what the market is telling us now.

Kevin Cook is a Senior Stock Strategist for Zacks.com

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Exatamente por que aumentar o risco de sofrer de um défice na sequência não ne movimento dominante neste mercado?

Em casos onde você realmente sente a procura de um treinador, encontrar alguém o com um teste, terceiro documentada história pouco antes a parte você com seus preciosos dólares.

Fundos estrangeiros de qualquer país é muito crítico para seu avanço. O indicador usado com mais freqüência é geralmente mais do produto. Este gráfico candlestick ou o gráfico é um excelente encontrar um padrão no mercado de câmbio, e quase todos os comerciantes de usam.

Além disso, você tem que olhar também para muitas coisas, tais como um zero custos da conta de teste que você pode aplicar.

Este tipo de maior volatilidade é considerado por muitos como uma boa oportunidade para vender theres e sector movimentos permanentemente observados em meu mercado.

Além disso, você deve levar em conta que também os muito artigos como uma zero custo webpage simulação conta que você pode usar.

Para sinais, muitos têm ferramentas benéficas no seu kit de ferramentas também eu não determinou ser o sistema final. No entanto, o que muitos investidores estão fazendo o erro de pensar que maior volatilidade significa que você agora ganha lucros que que quer o independentemente do comerciantes técnicas de compra e venda de ações fx. A maioria destas informações são todos visíveis e muitos simples para estudar para não falar de ensinar-lhe como emocional pode ser o mercado. Embora você possa ter o conjunto de qualificações mestre, a boa notícia é a negociação de moedas é simple.

No entanto, que muitos erro do comerciantes é crer que maior volatilidade significa que agora têm a ganhar lucros-o que qualquer troca como você compartilhar sua fx.

Você pode encontrar em muitos pacotes de software que vão fazer as estratégias de negócios, mas não estará disponível para você o investimento. Por isso, um aumento em sua responsabilidade por perdas, comprando contra o fluxo natural das nossas previsões?

O gerador de sinais muito mais comumente usada é estes gráficos. Este ponto de informação e a figura é um recurso muito superior para determinar uma tendência no mercado de câmbio, e quase todos os comerciantes de forex trabalham com estes produtos.

A Internet tem permitido o forex trading disponíveis para os comerciantes de seus escritórios.

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Tente a máquina de fluxos de caixa de moeda que se transformou em US $10000 em $ 110 K durante 30 dias sem risco de 90 dias

Teste drive moeda máquina de dinheiro livre de risco por 90 dias. Veja estes vídeos chocantes do milionário Macro. Uma pergunta de chifre de Russ em seu método de mestre de Forex e ganhar uma enciclopédia iPad 2 mais download free trader linha e candlestick padrões software de reconhecimento. Mike Maffei: Não é fácil que determinar qual a percentagem de sua conta, você está pronto para risco por comércio - que é mais elevado por comércio risco não é igual a um desempenho ainda melhor com mais vencedores do que perdedores.

Tem sido muito benéfico ver como esta política fará com que você perca dinheiro a longo prazo, ou até mesmo erradicar conta. Sei também que não consigo fechar os resultados dos gerenciadores de elite conta, você tem que trabalhar com você. E, honestamente, eu tenho o tempo, paciência ou conhecimento aos seus recursos. Aqueles que sabem que o melhor uso do seu tempo é muitas vezes a delegar tarefas a outras pessoas que podem fazer melhor. »

DOC: concordo 100% você sabe o que delegar. Quando eu tenho o mal a entrar com dinheiro perfeito para meu sistema de gestão de ordem do banco comercial, eu sabia que precisava de ajuda. Acabei colocando em uma das "estrelas do rock" da indústria de gestão do dinheiro para me ajudar a desenvolver minha gestão do dinheiro, e que faz toda a diferença no mundo.

Espero que sua adesão gratuita para toda a vida à moeda Cash Machine fará uma grande diferença para você, também! Joe é um dos comentários mais afiados, mais astutos de mais, 4 800 que recebi sobre os dois vídeos.

"Não há nenhum sistema que irá produzir zero perdas". Na verdade, você poderia perder fortuna na maioria de seus negócios. Eu gasto meu tempo concentrando-se em uma taxa de entrada mágico, quando ele era, de fato, gestão de risco que foi o segredo.

Mas foi apenas uma peça do puzzle. Cada sistema tem um número mágico, um risco de parâmetro ideal para maximizar os lucros. Após ter feito isto, eu ri e chorei por horas. Você poderia literalmente sistema comercial, como há muito tempo você pode um valor ideal por comércio.

Devo dizer, depois de ver o primeiro vídeo, fiquei um pouco pticoâ. Mas depois de ver o segundo vídeo, eu estou vendido. Você parece ter resolvido a "taxa de entrada mágico" comércio apenas com muito dinheiro e parecia também ter determinado o risco ideal para seu parâmetro de sistema. Agora faz sentido como você pode ganhar tanto dinheiro. Certifique-se de que você ter um inferno de uma borda. »

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Parabéns a todos os nossos vencedores. Se seu nome não estiver nesta lista, não se preocupe! A partir de amanhã você vai ser capaz de demonstração moeda máquina de dinheiro - em uma conta demo ou conta ao vivo - de acordo com o que faz você mais confortável. Se você está preocupado que os fluxos comerciais minhas ordem bancária soa sistema "demasiado bom para ser verdade", você não tem que tomar minha palavra que apresentei US $ 10000 para US $ 100000 em apenas um mês e $ 50 $ de 000 a 750 K em 1 ano. Veja que o Deutsche Bank tem a dizer. Consulte os extractos de conta do Deutsche Bank preparados em detalhando as lucros/perdas em cada comércio único que eu fiz.

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A parede reduzir a aversão ao risco de rua

(RTTNews) - estoques estão no caminho certo para começar moderadamente positiva na terça-feira após o declínio em duas sessões anteriores. Apetite de risco diminui perking, como comerciantes olhar em frente para o lucro e eventos econômicos do dia. A força da libra esterlina após a publicação dos dados de inflação U.K. levou a um efeito de contágio para estimular o interesse de compra para outra aposta arriscada. Ganhos de varejo e habitação de saída e dados industriais podem definir o ritmo para o movimento do mercado de hoje.

Comerciantes podem também fique atento para ganhos de Hewlett - Packard (HPQ). As ações da companhia receberam um Basinger segunda-feira após as horas de sessão após um memorando de fuga do CEO Leo Apotheker empresa sobre a necessidade de apertar o cinto em tempos difíceis. A empresa está avançando seu comunicado de imprensa e baseia-se em resultados antes de relatório aberto comercializa.

Como de 6:30 p.m. et, o Dow futuro progressos 38 pontos, o futuro do & S P 500 ganhando pontos 4. 30 e futuros Nasdaq 100 evoluir 7,75 pontos.

As maiores médias sofrem um revés para uma segunda sessão de segunda-feira reta, como a incerteza sobre a crise da dívida na Europa e alguns dados econômicos morno gerou um sentimento negativo. Aposentadoria leads Tech resultou no fechamento do industrials Dow abaixo da média móvel de 21 dias de 12,599.

O departamento de comércio é esperado para liberar seu relatório começa às 8:30 PM et. Economistas esperam que a habitação começa a aumentar para 570 000 em Abril após crescimento meses mais de 7,5% para uma taxa anual ajustada sazonalmente de 549000 em Março. No entanto, licenças de construção, um indicador de actividade futura habitação, são esperadas para moderar a 590,000 do permaneceram relatados para o mês anterior.

A tap é também o relatório da Reserva Federal de produção industrial. Um relatório do caso às 9:15 e espera-se que mostram que o crescimento de produção diminuído 0,4% em abril em relação ao mês anterior. Ao mesmo tempo, a utilização da capacidade deve ter pontas até ligeiramente.

Em Notícias, varejista Urban Outfitters (URBN) relatou uma diminuição em seus resultados do primeiros trimestre e as receitas. Enquanto o salário era um centavo aquém das estimativas, as receitas superou as expectativas.

Uma varredura de varejo receitas são toque hoje, liderada pelo Wal - Mart (WMT), esportivos (DKS) Dick e TJX empresas (TJX). Eles também estão programados antes de resultados do relatório abrir mercados. Primeiro trimestre de ganhos do Wal-Mart são esperados para melhorar a 95 centavos por ação das 87 centavos por ação relatou um ano antes, suportado pelo crescimento das receitas de 3,20% em US $ 103.02 bilhões.

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Português por padrão vs alimentado o risco de inflação que os mercados continuam instáveis

Risco de inflação do Fed vs padrão Português ««Home» News» que os mercados continuam UnstableMarch 24, 2011 at 3: 01 • 0 comentários

Os franceses estão divulgando tiro um avião da força aérea da Líbia e ele y mais perturbador Notícias vêm Japão hoje, como se a queda do governo português não foi suficiente para enfatizar a Comunidade comerciante. É juiz com óleo e outros produtos, mas não deverá ser considerada como nada mais do que um reflexo da tendência especulativa geral levado a seu preço para um determinado período de tempo.

Como os fins de semana, as incertezas que até agora não conseguiram amortecer o sentido de especulação continuam a prejudicar, mas pressão intensificará provavelmente como no rescaldo da queda do governo português está se tornando mais claro para os comerciantes. Ainda não sei como o impacto deste aumentará as dificuldades da pequena nação, nem nós sabemos como é a probabilidade de que irão desempenhar cenários semelhantes em países como a Irlanda, Espanha ou da Itália. Estes problemas permanecerá um dispositivo elétrico na imagem por meses, na verdade, os próximos anos, porque eles são grandes demais para desaparecer em suma ordem e são ainda pesado nas mentes dos comerciantes porque seu papel central na situação global.

Ele não deve esperar a próxima etapa da liquidação, quando e se se trata de alterar significativamente o clima ou a frieza dos comerciantes, porque todos os interesses são sobre o Fed de base para as ações mais. A actual fraqueza do mercado durou não muito tempo, porque as autoridades da UE vão intervir na questão da dívida soberana em breve. A crise da Líbia ainda é muito provável que se transformar em um problema crônico dentro de algumas semanas, e a questão japonês é naturalmente calma como a questão nuclear se move de jornais. Determinação do Fed de manter os mercados à tona mais tarde será de superfície como a principal força por trás as tendências, e será provavelmente dominante.

Marcado como: análise fundamental, Portugal, Líbia, Japão

Declaração de risco: margem foreign exchange Trading envolve um alto nível de risco e pode não ser adequado para todos os investidores. É possível que você poderia perder mais do que seu depósito inicial. O elevado grau de alavancagem pode funcionar contra você, bem como para você.

Tornar-se membro agora e obtenha nossa semanal de previsões. Nós valorizamos a sua privacidade.

As opiniões expressaram em nossos comentários de leitor e conteúdo gerado pelo usuário refletem as opiniões dos seus respectivos autores. Forex trading envolve riscos substanciais de perda. Sempre fazer sua própria diligência antes de tomar uma decisão de investimento.

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