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[koko]

eur/usd

30 pipsa no ne igraia sas stop a s obratna pora4ka srednia mi long e v momenta na okolo 27p ot shorta tova mi garantira 30p zaguba kolkoto i da stane kursa kogato tragne na dolu zatvariam hedjirashtata na 0

[novichyk]

EUR/USD

Speko niama da ima 1.2925 pone ne i v blizkite niakolko godini))

[SPEKO]

EUR/USD

Мисля към 1.2925 да вкарам трети къси потенциял с MLokolo 300%

[novichyk]

eur/usd

Pazara e kato tylpa ovce , navsiakyde pishat che EUR shte poskypva i horata si kupuvat , hich i ne gi e strah che si kupuvat niakolko gogishni maximumi . A golemite tova i chakat kato obyrne posokata vsichki shte gledame typo i shte iztyrvem 2-3 figuri za nadolu . Neka niakoi chestno da si priznae kupil li e EUR dnes pod 1.28?

[systray]

eur/usd

Stop?

[koko]

eur/usd

2858

[systray]

eur/usd

Здравейте всички!
Коко, би ли ми казал средната на късите си?

[supertrader]

eur/usd

Samo zashto kypyvat Eur , koe gi kara , diavolska rabota

[novichyk]

eur/usd

Goliamoto rali spored men shte e okolo 22 chasa

[koko]

eur/usd

October Payroll Growth Broad-Based] Boston, Nov 5--Nonfarm
payrolls expanded by 337k in October following a revised 137k gain in September
(prev 96k). It was the strongest job gain in seven months and well above
expectations for a 160k gain though the high estimate in our October 29 survey
was 325k. The unemployment rate ticked up to 5.5% while earnings were up 0.3%.
The workweek was steady at 33.8 hrs but there was a slight decline in the
manufacturing workweek.
[HIGHLIGHTS:]
Nonfarm Payrolls 337k vs. 139k (prev 96k)
Unemployment Rate 5.5% vs. 5.4%
Avg Hrly Earnings +0.3% vs. +0.1% (prev +0.2%)
Work Week 33.8h vs. 33.8h
August payrolls were also revised higher to note a 198k gain versus the 128k
noted with the September report. That brings the three-month job gain to 674k.
The October figures put the annual rate of job growth so far in 2004 at
1.982 mln. Total private nonfarm employment growth was up 1.6% from a year-ago,
the strongest rate since November 2000.
The unemployment rate rose to 5.5% but was actually 5.460% when taken out to
5.460%. It was 5.426% in September. There was a rise in both the number
of unemployed (69k) and the labor force (367k). Job wanters rose by 495k and
the pool of available workers rose by 564k. The augmented unemployment rate,
which includes the aforementioned, was 8.76%, up from 8.44%?
Average hourly earnings rose 5 cents to $15.83 in October. From a year ago
wages were up 2.6%, their strongest rise in a year. Average weekly earnings
were up $1.69 to $535.05, a rise of 0.3%. They were up 2.9% from a year ago,
down from 3.0% in September.
The index of aggregate weekly hours rose 0.3-point to 101.1 in October.
The index is now at its highest level since August 2001. Over the past six
months, the index has added 1.6 points, the fastest growth since early 2000. The
index has yet to return to that October 2000 high (103.9), however.
Goods producing employment was up 65k after falling by 4k in September.
There was a 5k drop in manufacturing jobs after September"s 14k decline. A 10k
drop in nondurable goods industries was largely to blame. While purchasing
managers" surveys indicate payrolls are growing manufacturing employment figures
suggest otherwise as they have fallen for two straight months now.
Construction employment was up a whopping 71K, its largest gain since early
1999. Some of this may be related to rebuilding following hurricane activity as
there was a 54k rise in employment by "specialty trade contractors."
The manufacturing workweek slipped to 40.7 hrs from 40.8 hours in September.
There was a decline in overtime hours per week to 4.5 hrs from 4.6 hrs. The
maximum value over the last three years is 4.6 hours. Manufacturers have done a
good job at coping with their current resources. That said, it continues to
come a surprise that the purchasing managers" surveys indicate employment levels
are rising while those jobs fail to show up in the establishment survey.
On the service side, service-producing employment rose by 272K following a
143k gain in September. Private service-providing jobs rose by 231k. The gains
were broad-based. Retail jobs rose by 21k as retail sales picked up and the
holiday shopping season loomed. Professional and business service jobs
were up 97k, following a 44k gain in September. Temp jobs were up another 48k.
Finance and insurance payrolls were expanded by 17k. Leisure and hospitality
jobs rose by 13k from September. Government payrolls expanded by 41K taking
their three-month total to 142k. Some of this may have been the result of the
Presidential election.
Household employment rose by 298k following a 201k drop in September.
Over the past three months there has been a 6k drop in household employment
versus the 674k gain noted in the establishment survey. The average monthly
decline is -2k versus the 225k noted in the establishment survey.
Economists were likely cheered to see the job gains after being continually
disappointed in recent months. Hopefully the gain is part of a new trend. The
data confirm the Fed"s view that the economy gained "traction" and even if a
post-hurricane boost is netted out the data suggest the economy may even be
stronger than the Fed anticipated. Whatever the case it puts the Fed on the
table again in December and Treasuries and Fed funds futures reflect that. The
December fed funds futures contract suggests a 75% chance of another 25 bps
pushing the funds rate to 2.25% by year end. -- Jennifer.Rossum@thomson.com/kl
Total NFP Goods- Service- Hourly Earnings Unemploy
Producing Producing Rate
Date Chg 12M%Chg Chg 12M%Chg Chg 12M%Chg Level 12M%Chg
May-04 208 1.0% 72 0.2% 136 1.2% $15.63 2.1% 5.6%
Jun-04 96 1.1% -3 0.4% 99 1.2% $15.66 2.1% 5.6%
Jul-04 85 1.2% 15 0.7% 70 1.3% $15.71 2.0% 5.5%
Aug-04 198 1.3% 33 1.0% 165 1.4% $15.76 2.3% 5.4%
Sep-04 139 1.4% -4 1.1% 143 1.5% $15.78 2.4% 5.4%
Oct-04 337 1.6% 65 1.5% 272 1.6% $15.83 2.6% 5.5%

[novichyk]

eur/usd

nai nakraia edin symishlenik) vse si mislia che dnes shte zatvorim pod 1.28

[1anti]

eur/usd

я се поогледайте малко за дивергенции...sell 1.29 stop 1.2935 t.p. 1.28

[Jackson]

eur/usd

Мерси и на Вас ;-)

[koko]

eur/usd

We are hearing reports that plenty of 1.3000 and 1.3100 option strikes were
dealt ahead of the NFP data.
Exotic barriers reside at both 1.3000 and 1.3100, with a trigger at the latter
level, carrying an estimated payment in excess of 12 million, slated to roll off
at month-end (Nov 26 is the suspected expiry date).
Pre-1.3000 barriers remain tipped at 1.2915, 1.2925, 1.2930, 1.2950, and 1.2975

eur/usd

Честито 1.2907