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Este é o meu primeiro post,invisto na bolsa desde Setembro de 2007,(bela altura para começar)),com muitas perdas até Outubro de 2008,no entanto atualmente jà quase tripliquei o substancial montante investido a boa vontade de muitos dos participantes no caldeirão para isso muito contribuiu e a boa disposição aliada a uma sapiência peculiar do Mech tem ajudado, muito, a valiosas tomadas de decisão, a todos um sincero obrigado...
The Mechanic Escreveu:
Eu não vejo é proposito de o Luka abrir um topico pra dizer que os Futuros estão a cair 0,5% , mas , pronto...o homem é assim.
Um abraço ,
The Mechanic



Acho que deverias um dia pensar em publicar um livro com as tuas "tiradas".
Estou falando a sério.
Um abraço.
Nunca te é dado um desejo sem também te ser dado o poder de o realizares.Contudo,poderás ter de lutar por isso. Richard Bach "in" Ilusões.
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Eu não vejo é proposito de o Luka abrir um topico pra dizer que os Futuros estão a cair 0,5% , mas , pronto...o homem é assim.
Um abraço ,
The Mechanic
Um ESPECTÁCULO....





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Eu não vejo é proposito de o Luka abrir um topico pra dizer que os Futuros estão a cair 0,5% , mas , pronto...o homem é assim.
Um abraço ,
The Mechanic
AHAHAAH,
GRANDE MECH ahahah...
Juro que nao tenho bola de cristal, nem poderes sobrenaturais, apenas tento "ler" os mercados com base en principios relativamente logicos ...(mesmo se nunca fiando jà que às vezes o mercado é ilogico...) ahah eheheh
um abraço
Luka
... if you feel like doubling up a profitable position, slam your finger in a drawer until the feeling goes away !
Lembro-me de alguém dizer que aberturas em baixa e fechos em alta representava um sinal Bull (salvo erro era o Elias que o dizia).
Agora vamos ver como decorre o resto da sessão
Por mim ainda mantenho posições longas apesar de ter aliviado algumas delas nas últimas 2 semanas e entrei noutras (sei que joguei um pouco com o risco das eleições ... mas até tem corrido bem).
De qualquer das formas, parece-me bem alguma correcão para aliviar as longas subidas que já levamos ... mas se pensarmos todos assim ... pode ser que o touro continue a marrar!
Abraços e BN,
Agora vamos ver como decorre o resto da sessão

Por mim ainda mantenho posições longas apesar de ter aliviado algumas delas nas últimas 2 semanas e entrei noutras (sei que joguei um pouco com o risco das eleições ... mas até tem corrido bem).
De qualquer das formas, parece-me bem alguma correcão para aliviar as longas subidas que já levamos ... mas se pensarmos todos assim ... pode ser que o touro continue a marrar!

Abraços e BN,
Life is short, ride hard!!!
Pedido de um favor :)
Luka dá-me uma ajuda na Inapa, só um pouco não influencies muito o PSI geral
Cumps.

Cumps.
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Eu não vejo é proposito de o Luka abrir um topico pra dizer que os Futuros estão a cair 0,5% , mas , pronto...o homem é assim.
Um abraço ,
The Mechanic
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Eu não vejo é proposito de o Luka abrir um topico pra dizer que os Futuros estão a cair 0,5% , mas , pronto...o homem é assim.
Um abraço ,
The Mechanic
" Os que hesitam , são atropelados pela retaguarda" - Stendhal
"É óptimo não se exercer qualquer profissão, pois um homem livre não deve viver para servir outro "
- Aristoteles
http://theflyingmechanic.blogspot.com/
"É óptimo não se exercer qualquer profissão, pois um homem livre não deve viver para servir outro "
- Aristoteles
http://theflyingmechanic.blogspot.com/
soaresviana Escreveu:Nathan Escreveu:soaresviana Escreveu:Se reparares, se o luka quisesse influenciar o mercado n traria notícias negativas já que esta dentro dos de títulos que são influenciados pelas notícias que o próprio divulgou...
p.s. n conheço o luka, mas sim os seus posts
Errr...ele ou está short, ou quer comprar mais barato...
repara que o que ele faz é divulgar noticias... do que tenho lido n tem havido qualquer tipo de especulação.
Ok, vê-se que ainda és novato nas andanças do luka...
Sugeria à equipa de moderação que colocassem neste fórum um plug-in que permitisse ignorar mensagens de users escolhidos. Seria uma grande mais-valia.
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Nathan Escreveu:soaresviana Escreveu:Se reparares, se o luka quisesse influenciar o mercado n traria notícias negativas já que esta dentro dos de títulos que são influenciados pelas notícias que o próprio divulgou...
p.s. n conheço o luka, mas sim os seus posts
Errr...ele ou está short, ou quer comprar mais barato...
repara que o que ele faz é divulgar noticias... do que tenho lido n tem havido qualquer tipo de especulação.
soaresviana Escreveu:Se reparares, se o luka quisesse influenciar o mercado n traria notícias negativas já que esta dentro dos de títulos que são influenciados pelas notícias que o próprio divulgou...
p.s. n conheço o luka, mas sim os seus posts
Errr...ele ou está short, ou quer comprar mais barato...
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Nathan Escreveu:Ó luka, achas mesmo que consegues influenciar o mercado a teu favor com os teus posts repetitivos e constantes ?
Se reparares, se o luka quisesse influenciar o mercado n traria notícias negativas já que esta dentro dos de títulos que são influenciados pelas notícias que o próprio divulgou...

p.s. n conheço o luka, mas sim os seus posts
Nathan Escreveu:Ó luka, achas mesmo que consegues influenciar o mercado a teu favor com os teus posts repetitivos e constantes ?
Claro consigo influenciar o NYSE e o NASDAQ com os meus posts no caldeirao nao vês (eheheh)
o DAX também (onde estou short)

um abraço
luka
Como é obvio a minha resposta é pura ironia ... (para os que não a leram no "2° grau")
Não me acho minimamente capaz de influenciar os mercados (até acho risivel poder supor isso ...), apenas tento traduzir o que "leio" nos mercados e olhar para oportunidades (longas ou curtas.. e informar aqui no forum)
um abraço
luka
Editado pela última vez por Luka! em 1/10/2009 17:04, num total de 3 vezes.
... if you feel like doubling up a profitable position, slam your finger in a drawer until the feeling goes away !
Confirma, as inscriçoes no desemprego foram piores q esperado...
USA : inscriptions au chômage supérieures aux attentes
(AOF) - Les inscriptions hebdomadaires au chômage sont ressorties à 551 000 sur la semaine du 26 septembre contre 534 000 la semaine précédente (chiffre révisé de 530 000). Le consensus s'établissait à 535 000 inscriptions.

USA : inscriptions au chômage supérieures aux attentes
(AOF) - Les inscriptions hebdomadaires au chômage sont ressorties à 551 000 sur la semaine du 26 septembre contre 534 000 la semaine précédente (chiffre révisé de 530 000). Le consensus s'établissait à 535 000 inscriptions.

... if you feel like doubling up a profitable position, slam your finger in a drawer until the feeling goes away !
Recebi ontem este email de um analista no fim do dia.
We had a lot of economic data out today. First we had the ADP employment report, which showed a loss of 254,000 jobs in September. While that is the best ADP reading since July of 2008, it was also much worse than the consensus expectation for a decline of 200,000 private sector jobs. In recent months the ADP report has been far more pessimistic than the official BLS numbers (due out Friday morning). ADP is the biggest processor of private sector payrolls, and is thus in a pretty good position to tell if the economy is adding or losing jobs.
The consensus expectation for the Friday report is a loss of 180,000 jobs. That would be yet another improvement over the 216,000 lost in August. Back in January, we lost 740,000 jobs. A loss of 180,000 would bring the total jobs shed in this recession to over 7 million. The economy only added an average of 143,500 private sector jobs per month from August 2003 (when it finally started to add jobs in the last recovery) through December 2007 (when the current recession started). If we were to repeat that dismal performance, it would take us over four years just to get back to the number of jobs we had at the end of 2007. Keep in mind that the population is growing, so we should be adding about that many jobs anyway each month just to keep up. I go into more detail here: ADP: 254,000 Private-Sector Jobs Lost.
Next we got the final read on second-quarter GDP. While it might seem like ancient history, I consider it to be an important report. After all, GDP is the picture of the overall economy, and it is hard to know where you are going if you don't know where you've been. The report showed that the economy shrank at an annual rate of 0.7% in the second quarter, better than the 1.0% decline shown in the second swipe at the data and the 1.2% decline seen in the first stab at the data. Economists were expecting it to be revised back down to the 1.2% level. There was no single factor that was responsible for the better reading, but lots of small differences in varied parts of the economy. While being down 0.7% isn't good, it is darn near miraculous relative to the back-to-back declines of over 6% last winter. I did a very extensive analysis of the data; so extensive that we had to break it into two parts.
Next the Chicago PMI came out with a disappointing reading at 46.1 vs. 50.0 in August. Expectations were at 52.0. This is one of the regional precursors to the ISM index due out tomorrow. It was especially disappointing since two other regional precursors, NY and Philly, both showed surprisingly strong readings that pointed to a fairly robust expansion. This will make tomorrow's report very interesting. Expectations are for a reading of 54.0 versus 52.9 in August. This is one of those measures where 50 is the magic dividing line between contraction and expansion.
Finally we got another ancient history report, this time on mortgage delinquencies in the second quarter. Guess what, they are going up. All types of mortgages are seeing the number of serious delinquencies rise, and problem prime loans now seriously outnumber problem sub prime loans. That is because the total number of prime loans far exceeds sub prime mortgages.
All the news out today, along with it being the end of the quarter, made for a volatile day on the Street. We started the day up in response to the GDP numbers, then plunged on the Chicago PMI, then recovered into positive territory before finally closing down on the day. The Dow finished off by 29.92 points, or 0.31%, while the S&P was down 3.54 points, or 0.33%. Commodities, on the other hand, were very strong, with oil gaining $3.63 or 5.44%. Copper was almost as strong, up $0.082 or 3.02%, while gold was up $13.40 or 1.35% to finish back above the $1000 level again. NG bucked the trend, falling $0.066 or 1.35%.
We had a lot of economic data out today. First we had the ADP employment report, which showed a loss of 254,000 jobs in September. While that is the best ADP reading since July of 2008, it was also much worse than the consensus expectation for a decline of 200,000 private sector jobs. In recent months the ADP report has been far more pessimistic than the official BLS numbers (due out Friday morning). ADP is the biggest processor of private sector payrolls, and is thus in a pretty good position to tell if the economy is adding or losing jobs.
The consensus expectation for the Friday report is a loss of 180,000 jobs. That would be yet another improvement over the 216,000 lost in August. Back in January, we lost 740,000 jobs. A loss of 180,000 would bring the total jobs shed in this recession to over 7 million. The economy only added an average of 143,500 private sector jobs per month from August 2003 (when it finally started to add jobs in the last recovery) through December 2007 (when the current recession started). If we were to repeat that dismal performance, it would take us over four years just to get back to the number of jobs we had at the end of 2007. Keep in mind that the population is growing, so we should be adding about that many jobs anyway each month just to keep up. I go into more detail here: ADP: 254,000 Private-Sector Jobs Lost.
Next we got the final read on second-quarter GDP. While it might seem like ancient history, I consider it to be an important report. After all, GDP is the picture of the overall economy, and it is hard to know where you are going if you don't know where you've been. The report showed that the economy shrank at an annual rate of 0.7% in the second quarter, better than the 1.0% decline shown in the second swipe at the data and the 1.2% decline seen in the first stab at the data. Economists were expecting it to be revised back down to the 1.2% level. There was no single factor that was responsible for the better reading, but lots of small differences in varied parts of the economy. While being down 0.7% isn't good, it is darn near miraculous relative to the back-to-back declines of over 6% last winter. I did a very extensive analysis of the data; so extensive that we had to break it into two parts.
Next the Chicago PMI came out with a disappointing reading at 46.1 vs. 50.0 in August. Expectations were at 52.0. This is one of the regional precursors to the ISM index due out tomorrow. It was especially disappointing since two other regional precursors, NY and Philly, both showed surprisingly strong readings that pointed to a fairly robust expansion. This will make tomorrow's report very interesting. Expectations are for a reading of 54.0 versus 52.9 in August. This is one of those measures where 50 is the magic dividing line between contraction and expansion.
Finally we got another ancient history report, this time on mortgage delinquencies in the second quarter. Guess what, they are going up. All types of mortgages are seeing the number of serious delinquencies rise, and problem prime loans now seriously outnumber problem sub prime loans. That is because the total number of prime loans far exceeds sub prime mortgages.
All the news out today, along with it being the end of the quarter, made for a volatile day on the Street. We started the day up in response to the GDP numbers, then plunged on the Chicago PMI, then recovered into positive territory before finally closing down on the day. The Dow finished off by 29.92 points, or 0.31%, while the S&P was down 3.54 points, or 0.33%. Commodities, on the other hand, were very strong, with oil gaining $3.63 or 5.44%. Copper was almost as strong, up $0.082 or 3.02%, while gold was up $13.40 or 1.35% to finish back above the $1000 level again. NG bucked the trend, falling $0.066 or 1.35%.
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