Nessuno parla il che mi fa supporre che pensiate che queste manovre
siano 'fuori dalla grazia di dio'

si sa quando uscirà un cavolo di esito dalla due giorni della fed?

>Nessuno parla il che mi fa supporre che pensiate che queste manovre
>siano 'fuori dalla grazia di dio'
>si sa quando uscirà un cavolo di esito dalla due giorni della fed?
trovato: dovrebbe essere 2.15pm usa, 20:15 ora locale

<chairam@mail-della-grande-G.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
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> Nessuno parla il che mi fa supporre che pensiate che queste manovre
> siano 'fuori dalla grazia di dio'
> si sa quando uscirà un cavolo di esito dalla due giorni della fed?


Ci saranno vari tentativi durante la giornata odierna...se ti riferisci al
FED CREDIT & LIQUIDITY REPORT....poi stasera dalle 20,15 (italiane) ci sarà
il FOMC STATS e il FEDERAL FUND RATE (atteso a 0,25% come il precedente)...

Se i torni mi contano.....dopo 985 ci dovrebbe essere 1020.....


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Meglio fare invidia che compassione...

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> Nessuno parla il che mi fa supporre che pensiate che queste manovre
> siano 'fuori dalla grazia di dio'
> si sa quando uscirà un cavolo di esito dalla due giorni della fed?


What might the Fed say as they wind down from a two-day meeting in
Washington D.C. this afternoon?

Obviously it's too early to expect a rate rise from the FOMC and indeed they
committee snuffed out such negative thinking just two months ago when the
market last panicked. Bernanke said that we should expect the present
over-easy era to remain intact for quite some time.

Bond rates are no better or worse than at the time of the last meeting and
so it's hard to find room for the need to talk down the cost of borrowing.
Inflation hasn't picked up appreciably, at least not to the extent that the
Fed would find need to justify staying still on rates. Spare capacity and
worker productivity confirm that the Fed's theory on inflation not being a
problem is intact for now at the very minimum.

Tuesday's equity market meltdown was largely sourced from weakness in the
Chinese economy. Global investor reaction to signs of reviving demand during
the first half of the year is the cause of a sharp rally for equity prices.
Now that the Chinese banking system has tightened the noose around the neck
of lending analysts are now quite concerned that the recovery play might
just be another asset bubble at an early stage.

Last Friday's employment report is a distant memory in the minds of bond
traders. The least costly destruction of workers in 11 months was taken as a
prompt that interest rate increases would soon happen. As we noted on Monday
morning there are so many associated caveats contained around the report
that traders are blowing off any chance of a rate rise. Besides the Fed
isn't in the game of raising rates when employment statistics still measure
job losses.

The U.S. dollar slipped just a little on Tuesday, largely owing to a rise in
the value of the Japanese yen - if ever you need a sign of risk aversion,
this is the ultimate barometer. The dollar mainly held its own against
everything else except for the yen.

We noted in yesterday's commentary that the price of gold was falling
alongside the prospects for the single European currency. Both edged higher
by minimal amounts on Tuesday. The euro bought $1.4161 while gold was priced
at $946 per ounce by the close. Neither event really taught us anything in
the light of a slide in equity prices.

Because Chinese copper imports declined for the first time in six months, so
too did the price of copper futures. The mixture of weakness in Chinese
industrial production, imports and a worsening profile for banking earnings
back in the U.S. was a lethal cocktail for investors. Right now it would
appear that until investors hear otherwise either in terms of supportive
data or from a bullish Federal Reserve, the path of least resistance is
down.

>> Nessuno parla il che mi fa supporre che pensiate che queste manovre
>> siano 'fuori dalla grazia di dio'
>>> si sa quando uscirà un cavolo di esito dalla due giorni della fed?
>Ci saranno vari tentativi durante la giornata odierna...se ti riferisci al
>FED CREDIT & LIQUIDITY REPORT....poi stasera dalle 20,15 (italiane) ci sarà
>il FOMC STATS e il FEDERAL FUND RATE (atteso a 0,25% come il precedente)...
>Se i torni mi contano.....dopo 985 ci dovrebbe essere 1020.....

sperem
se non ricordo male le ultime(almeno) 2 salite sono state precedute da
discese