Mialem DD w ostatnim miesiacu starej serii.
16 maja w tygodniu rolowania wyszedlem z pozycji.
faktycznie dolek DD byl w ostatnim dniu starej serii, wiec troche zaoszczedzilem bolu.. ale w poniedzialek bylo 137 punktow zysku a ja bez pozycji.

Na nowej serii jak za dotknieciem magicznej rozczki od 1 dnia idzie

CRR dla 2 koni

Idziemy dokładnie łeb w łeb. Korekta czy marsz wyżej? Wykres sugeruje korektę, a co będzie naprawdę?:

Na moje oko to 1940 max na jutro.
W sumie to nawet i to bedzie ciezko liznac.
Po pierwsze baza na plusie a kasowy jest juz mocno wykupiony w krotkim horyzoncie czasowym.
USA jakies 2,5% od szczytu, zatrzymali sie w waznym rejonie i jutro w sumie bedzie wazna sesja.
My jestesmy jakies 5-6% ponizej szczytu ale jesli dołozymy do tego dywidendy jakie zdjeli z TPS i KGHM to wyjdzie podobnie jak na SP500 ...

Mają takie oprogramowanie, że się w pale nie mieści.
Powiem tylko, ze potrafią dzięki niemu uprzedzić każde zlecenie, jeśli im się to opłaca. Zwykły leszcz nie ma szans.

Jankesownia zakorbiła jak mało kiedy! Cug szedł do samego końca, nawet Jadzia nie musiała dziś nic poprawiać i nawet qpy im się nie zachciało w końcówce! No, no, to jest zamknięcie na kolejną up-lukę jutro u nas.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0VsYKx8d2I&fmt=18

Rozwaliło mnie

Dobra, znikam, przepraszam za nadaktywnosc, ale niezbyt czesto sie zdarza 200pkt w jednym ruchu

CIT Trading Halted as Lender Awaits Word on Possible U.S. Aid

By Linda Shen

July 15 (Bloomberg) -- CIT Group Inc., the commercial lender pleading for a federal bailout, had trading halted amid speculation that regulators are close to a plan that would rescue the New York-based lender.
The New York Stock Exchange stopped trading in CIT shares, citing “pending news.” U.S. aid including a temporary loan may be announced in the next 24 hours, Reuters reported, citing a person familiar with the matter. Alternatives include access to the Federal Reserve’s discount window and asset transfers, with no guarantee any plan will emerge, Reuters reported.
Messages to CIT spokesman Curt Ritter weren’t immediately returned.
Regulators at the Treasury, Federal Reserve and Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. have been debating whether to risk more taxpayer funds, on top of the $2.33 billion granted to CIT in December, to keep the lender afloat. Standard & Poor’s said this week CIT may go bankrupt without U.S. help. New York-based CIT’s supporters point to 1 million customers who may lose funding, including about 300,000 retailers.
CIT has battled cash shortages and faces $1 billion of bonds maturing next month. The company, once the biggest independent commercial lender in the U.S., gained 1.9 percent to $1.64 before trading was halted. The stock, which dropped 64 percent this year, sold for more than $60 in February 2007.
“CIT is most certainly too important to the retail industry to be allowed to fail, and the retail industry is too important to the economy to be placed under additional stress,” Tracy Mullin, chief executive of the National Retail Federation, said today in a letter to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner. A CIT failure would “impact thousands of retailers” and “that cannot be allowed to happen at a time when retailers are already struggling to survive the national recession.”
‘Crippling Impact’
Kevin Burke, chief executive officer of the American Apparel & Footwear Association, said a CIT bankruptcy could have a “crippling impact” on manufacturers.
“There is no level in the supply chain that CIT Group does not touch, from the suppliers of thread and material to the manufacturer, to the retail shelf,” Burke said today in a letter to Connecticut Democratic Senator Christopher Dodd.
CIT’s record includes eight straight quarterly losses totaling $3.4 billion after forays into subprime mortgages and student lending. Analysts are predicting losses the rest of this year, including $346 million when second-quarter results are reported on July 23, according to a survey by Bloomberg.
To contact the reporter on this story: Linda Shen in New York at lshen21@bloomberg.net.
Last Updated: July 15, 2009 15:49 EDT

Przypominam obrazek, który kiedyś ktoś tu wkleił:



Aktualnie jesteśmy na etapie nr 14 czyli "Ej"

Jutro jadymy:

A to klasa dla Misia po jutrzejszym open

po dzisiejszym dniu taki mam nastrój

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ugO3qKenn8&feature=related

tego mogę słuchać godzinami

Olaf, nawet śmieszna ta twoja bajka - w każdej scenie masakra

jest godzina 23 a ja tu żadnych golych lasek nie widzial - no pieknie wklejacie jak jest sesja

I garsteczka silnych psychotrpow na dobry sen dla Misia

Tu macie aż 3 laski.
Do wyboru do koloru

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Koledzy i debile, testował to ktoś w ami? mi nie chodzi, a kolesie z NY twierdzą że im śmiga. kto bystry, niech sprwdzi i da znać. (ps. ile dziś leszcze na prwizje wydały???) Ziom. wkurwiony jak zawsze.



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