Intraday dax YM eurusd JUILLET AOUT 2019

[La Verole]

je sais pas quoi mais il se passe un truc sur le dax daily, si les US se retournent direct 11800
et l'euro qui ne rebondit pas ?
peut être à cause de merkel et ça tremblotte ????????????

Hello

S&P et YM

Island reversal
Structure très rare de sommet ou de creux. Graphiquement, le cours ouvre un gap et évolue au-dessus de celui-ci pendant quelques séances. Il ouvre ensuite un nouveau gap, inverse au précédent. L'îlot de retournement (appelé bébé abandonné dans les chandeliers japonais) annonce toujours un renversement de tendance.

Une troisième séance est nécessaire pour valider

[the trader]

Bonjour a tous
bébé abandonné sur dax de la vérole

[the trader]

[mobydick]

Hello

[mobydick]

Nous allons voir dans les prochaines séances si la combinaison Trump / Jérôme "Caniche" Powell est anticipée par les chandeliers...

perso j'en doute car les circonstances actuelles ( taux négatifs en prime + BC blues ) font que nous sommes dans une période anormale qui peut durer anormalement longtemps ( c'est déjà le cas )

[chipeur]

happy trading

[chipeur]

[mobydick]

HS

En fait la question que l'on peut se poser c'est de savoir dans quel merdier la DB n'est pas allée ...


Hallucinant de voir comment une seule banque peut se trouver impliquée dans TOUTES les magouilles possibles ...

Haberer et le Crédit Lyonnais sont des enfants de cœur à coté !!

[chipeur]

https://www.francetvinfo.fr/monde/usa/presidentielle/donald-trump/etats-unis-on-vous-explique-l-affaire-jeffrey-epstein-le-nouveau-scandale-sexuel-qui-embarrasse-l-administration-trump_3529417.html

une belle ordure celui la !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[mobydick]

https://www.francetvinfo.fr/monde/us...p_3529417.html

une belle ordure celui la !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Il n'est pas le seul ...

https://www.businessinsider.fr/us/trump-epstein-party-at-mar-a-lago-women-2019-7

Mais les bonnes question amha :

- qui le protège ? ( un max de gens amha )

- comment a t il fait son fric ? La DB est dedans donc ...

- on touche du doigt le principe de base de l'Amérique : tu peux faire ce que tu veux, sauf de te faire prendre et de te faire condamner par la Justice.

Le reste ( valeurs / morales / etc... ) c'est du bouillon pour les morts comme le montre Donald, le roi des tribunaux car avec toutes les saloperies qu'il a fait, il n'a jamais été condamné ni foutu en prison.

Il faut faire avec, malheureusement mais pas d'autres choix

[mobydick]

Le point matinal sur la situation au UK :

Away from the emotion, let's look at the facts:

• Nobody wants to run this process. Sure, Boris Johnson wants to run the country, but he's not too bothered about detail as long as he emerges as the Churchillian backs-to-the-wall hero of the piece
• No Deal can't be stopped unless it's revoked. It won't be revoked unless there is a monumental shift in public opinion. 410 of 650 Constituencies voted to leave. That's a lot of MPs with blood on their hands if they not only fail to deliver Brexit but remove the optionunconditionally and unequivocally (as the ECJ interpretation goes).
• To test public opinion, we need another referendum or a General Election. Both are risky for MPs to undertake. In the first, a Remain result creates more problems than it solves (best of three? will this result be respected where the first one wasn't?); in the second, a fragmenting electorate could rip up the two-party system rulebook and deliver dozens of new MPs.

We lose track of how often we are asked about the probability of an extension; of a referendum; of an election. They're the wrong questions, not least because we could see all three in the next twelve months.

The right question is: what will Boris do?

He is the only one in a position to lead. It's quite clear from everybody else that they are simply trying to avoid blame.

• For all the excitement over preventing prorogation of Parliament through arcane procedure, resorting to this process is simply sticking grit into the steamroller. "But I tried to stop it", comes the Remainer cry. Without, you know, winning the argument for actually stopping it. Or indeed, without the capability to actually stop it.
• For the Spartan Brexiteer hold-outs, falling over into No Deal is as good for them as not voting for a deal that can always be characterized as a sell-out
• For both sets of ideologues, public disapprobation merely boosts their puffed-up refusenik heroism
• For Labour, they just need to continue to let the Tories self-immolate; meanwhile the Tories spot the same chance with anti-semitism-scarred Labour factionalism

So, same stalemate, but with cracks appearing. The process for Boris is quite simple:

- Get some tweaks, either to the backstop or the length of time of the transition period, and sell it as the final chance to get Brexit. Expect more Labour rebels to back you, with party discipline not just dead but Corbyn now approaching kryptonite status. Both Remain and Brexiteer rebels become characterized as impractical wrecking purists. Do Brexit. Everyone breaths a sigh of relief. Call an election. Win.
- If the numbers still don't add up, and the Deal doesn't pass, then call an election anyway. Force Labour to choose a side. Expose their own deep schism. Make Conservative MPs to back Brexit at any cost or lose their seats to the Brexit Party. Get a mandate for a Deal; or, if the numbers still don't add up, a mandate for No Deal. And blame everyone else for putting you in the tough position of No Deal. Win.

One way or the other, an election looks very likely. No Deal might very well accompany it.

[mobydick]

Long PP / 385

[mobydick]

Long PP / 385

rapide celui là : stoppé - 5

[Yoff]

bonjour la file
c'est flat

[mobydick]

Deuxième long sur 379 / Mog basse UT15