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I'm filled on this trade. I'm long 2 DXH2 dollar future contract. My average price is 80.25. I will hold this for some days. I'll also add to this trade if/when it moves lower.
Re: Detailed/In depth Trades
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I just put in a WO ( working order ) to buy 1 dollar future contract ( DXH2 contract) @ 80.70 LMT GTC. I'll also add to this trade if/when it moves lower.
I'm filled on this trade. I'm long 1 DXH2 dollar future contract. I will hold this for some days. I'll also add to this trade if/when it moves lower.
I'm going to add another contract on this position at 79.80
I'm filled on this trade. I'm long 2 DXH2 dollar future contract. My average price is 80.25. I will hold this for some days. I'll also add to this trade if/when it moves lower.
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This target was hit Sunday during overnight. This position/trade is closed with profit.
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I'm going to slide this target to 98.10 so I actually get filled.I just put in a WO ( working order ) to short 1 oil contract ( CLH2 contract) @ 101.50 LMT GTC. I'll also add to this trade if/when it moves higher.
I'm filled on this trade. I'm short 1 CLH2 oil contract. I will hold this for some days. I'll also add to this trade if/when it moves higher.
I'm going to put in a target for this trade. At this moment I have a WO ( working order ) ( BUY 1 CLH2 @ 98.00 LMT GTC ) at 98.00
This target was hit Sunday during overnight. This position/trade is closed with profit.
Monday, January 23, 2012
China Reduced Treasury Holdings for Second Straight Month as Yields Fell
China Reduced Treasury Holdings for Second Straight Month as Yields Fell
* China Reduced Treasury Holdings for Second Straight Month as Yields Fell -Jan 18, 2012 3:49 PM ET
bloomberg.com
" China, the largest foreign lender to the U.S., reduced its holdings of Treasuries in November for a second month as yields on the debt approached lows of the year and total foreign demand accelerated. China’s U.S. government securities ownership shrank by 0.1 percent, or $1.5 billion, in November to $1.13 trillion, according to Treasury data released yesterday. The Communist nation’s bill holdings fell 12 percent to $2.3 billion. "
" Foreign Ownership Rises
Total foreign holdings rose 1.7 percent in November to $4.75 trillion, U.S. government data show. Foreigners held 48 percent of the $9.88 trillion of outstanding public Treasury debt, up from 47.8 percent the month before. Foreign holdings of U.S. Treasuries have risen 7.1 percent this year through November, the smallest increase since 2006. International ownership of U.S. government debt rose 20 percent annually in the prior two years, and at a compound rate of 17 percent since 2001, or as far back as the data are available. Treasuries returned 0.73 percent in November after losing 0.76 percent in October, according to the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Treasury Master Index. Yields on benchmark 10- year notes were 1.9 percent, down from 2.07 percent on Nov. 30. "
" Holdings Revisions
China’s holdings of U.S. debt have fallen 2.4 percent this year through November to $1.13 trillion, the least since July 2010, when they totaled $1.12 trillion, from $1.16 trillion at the end of 2010, Treasury data show.The data are expected to be revised in 2012. On Feb. 28, 2011, the U.S. updated earlier estimates, showing China’s Treasury investments in October 2010 were a record $1.18 trillion, 30 percent more than the initial estimate of $906.8 billion. "
This whole article is very interesting. In my opinion, This article shows money is going to continue flowing back to the U.S.A as people realize there's no where else to put their money since other favored countries are starting to fail. Not only that but this data in this article clearly show China is trying to raise money because it's about to be announced that China is going to have a debt issue just like the U.S and Europe and now China. China already knows this themselves and ,In my opinion are trying to act on it before people liquidate there China assets and cause China to devalue, So by the time people do, China can manage this devalue in a more efficient way, Because either way, It's going to happen and China knows this. U.S assets and the dollar will continue to increase in value from this occurrence
* China Reduced Treasury Holdings for Second Straight Month as Yields Fell -Jan 18, 2012 3:49 PM ET
bloomberg.com
" China, the largest foreign lender to the U.S., reduced its holdings of Treasuries in November for a second month as yields on the debt approached lows of the year and total foreign demand accelerated. China’s U.S. government securities ownership shrank by 0.1 percent, or $1.5 billion, in November to $1.13 trillion, according to Treasury data released yesterday. The Communist nation’s bill holdings fell 12 percent to $2.3 billion. "
" Foreign Ownership Rises
Total foreign holdings rose 1.7 percent in November to $4.75 trillion, U.S. government data show. Foreigners held 48 percent of the $9.88 trillion of outstanding public Treasury debt, up from 47.8 percent the month before. Foreign holdings of U.S. Treasuries have risen 7.1 percent this year through November, the smallest increase since 2006. International ownership of U.S. government debt rose 20 percent annually in the prior two years, and at a compound rate of 17 percent since 2001, or as far back as the data are available. Treasuries returned 0.73 percent in November after losing 0.76 percent in October, according to the Bank of America Merrill Lynch Treasury Master Index. Yields on benchmark 10- year notes were 1.9 percent, down from 2.07 percent on Nov. 30. "
" Holdings Revisions
China’s holdings of U.S. debt have fallen 2.4 percent this year through November to $1.13 trillion, the least since July 2010, when they totaled $1.12 trillion, from $1.16 trillion at the end of 2010, Treasury data show.The data are expected to be revised in 2012. On Feb. 28, 2011, the U.S. updated earlier estimates, showing China’s Treasury investments in October 2010 were a record $1.18 trillion, 30 percent more than the initial estimate of $906.8 billion. "
This whole article is very interesting. In my opinion, This article shows money is going to continue flowing back to the U.S.A as people realize there's no where else to put their money since other favored countries are starting to fail. Not only that but this data in this article clearly show China is trying to raise money because it's about to be announced that China is going to have a debt issue just like the U.S and Europe and now China. China already knows this themselves and ,In my opinion are trying to act on it before people liquidate there China assets and cause China to devalue, So by the time people do, China can manage this devalue in a more efficient way, Because either way, It's going to happen and China knows this. U.S assets and the dollar will continue to increase in value from this occurrence
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Friday, January 6, 2012
Geithner to Travel to China, Japan to Discuss Iran Sanctions
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This is an interesting article in my opinion,These actions raises a lot of questions. In my opinion, I can't see Iran cutting off their income. It does not make sense for Iran to do this.
* Geithner to Travel to China, Japan to Discuss Iran Sanctions-Published: Wednesday, 4 Jan 2012 | 1:08 PM ET
http://www.cnbc.com/id/45872502
" Geithner's trip is the latest step in an accelerating U.S. effort to reduce Iran's oil revenue and try to force the country to abandon its suspected nuclear weapons program. At the same time, the Obama administration wants to avoid a spike in crude prices that could threaten the global economy. The Treasury Department said Geithner would "discuss our continued coordination with international partners in the region to increase pressure on the government of Iran, including financial measures targeting the central bank of Iran." President Barack Obama on Saturday signed into law new sanctions against financial institutions dealing with Iran's central bank, the main conduit for the country's oil revenues. China, the No. 1 customer for Iran's oil, is unlikely to be swayed by the new U.S. law, analysts have said. China's Foreign Ministry on Wednesday restated Beijing's opposition to the U.S.-led push for unilateral sanctions on Iran. Oil markets are closely eyeing the increased tension between Tehran and the West. The European Union is expected to consider by the end of the month whether to impose an oil embargo. Iran has warned it could choke off crude shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, a transit point for 40 percent of the world's oil, if sanctions were imposed. Many market participants, however, say the chance Iran will follow through with its threat is remote, and security analysts question whether it has the capability to shut the Strait. "
http://www.performancetradingconcepts.com/index.php?topic=51.msg400#msg400
This is an interesting article in my opinion,These actions raises a lot of questions. In my opinion, I can't see Iran cutting off their income. It does not make sense for Iran to do this.
* Geithner to Travel to China, Japan to Discuss Iran Sanctions-Published: Wednesday, 4 Jan 2012 | 1:08 PM ET
http://www.cnbc.com/id/45872502
" Geithner's trip is the latest step in an accelerating U.S. effort to reduce Iran's oil revenue and try to force the country to abandon its suspected nuclear weapons program. At the same time, the Obama administration wants to avoid a spike in crude prices that could threaten the global economy. The Treasury Department said Geithner would "discuss our continued coordination with international partners in the region to increase pressure on the government of Iran, including financial measures targeting the central bank of Iran." President Barack Obama on Saturday signed into law new sanctions against financial institutions dealing with Iran's central bank, the main conduit for the country's oil revenues. China, the No. 1 customer for Iran's oil, is unlikely to be swayed by the new U.S. law, analysts have said. China's Foreign Ministry on Wednesday restated Beijing's opposition to the U.S.-led push for unilateral sanctions on Iran. Oil markets are closely eyeing the increased tension between Tehran and the West. The European Union is expected to consider by the end of the month whether to impose an oil embargo. Iran has warned it could choke off crude shipments through the Strait of Hormuz, a transit point for 40 percent of the world's oil, if sanctions were imposed. Many market participants, however, say the chance Iran will follow through with its threat is remote, and security analysts question whether it has the capability to shut the Strait. "
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