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On rappellera jamais assez l'importance de se fixer un plan de trading et de s'y tenir  
Ça finira bien par rentrer à force

Ça commence par rentrer la non ?

Toujours pas de compromis? La journée va être rock'n roll demain

Toi  
J'ai jamais pris très cher sur mes différents comptes  
Sur une position, ça a pu arriver

Heureusement que j'ai bien allégé mes SICAV sur AV et que je suis essentiellement investi sur les émergents    
 
Car mon CTO fait la gueule là, alors que j'ai vendu il y a peu un TPUT CAC en MV  

Les républicains qui font chier ils ont pas du pognon placé en bourse ?

sisi ils ont chargés en puts, laisse leur le temps de les vendre et de se charger en call

bon sinon c'est quoi vos pronostics pour demain?
-2%? -3%?

J'ai hâte d'écouter Delamarche cette semaine

 
 
Sur le fait qu'il y ai un accord  "prochainement'", cela se fait aucun doute.
Je ne pense pas que les politiques soit assez cons pour saborder et couler leur pays... et ce, quelque soit l’idéologie ou le parti .
 
 
Mais quel peut être l'impact sur les marchés, de l’éventuelle perte du fameux AAA des États-Unis ?  
 
- quasi nul ?
- catastrophique ?
- obiwan roule en AX "tuning" ?
 
 
 
 

Avec néons bleues sous la voiture

Hola les pros du stock picking.  
 
Y'a t'il parmi vous quelqu'un qui est positionné et/ou suit SOITEC? Et peut ainsi me faire une analyse de la santé et du potentiel de la société?
J'aimerais avoir des avis d'investisseurs sur mon (peut-être) futur employeur.

et volant en moumoute

Il y'a ceux qui ont du goût et puis les autres...

Je sais plus sur le topic qui disait que le 2/08 n'était pas la date butoir et que finalement, la négociation pouvait s'éterniser jusqu'à mi-août.    
 
3500  
 
 

WTF 3690 pts là ?  

 
fut cac 3690
 
fut US 12300
 
accord en cours pricé
 
http://blogs.wsj.com/washwire/2011 [...] -battle-2/

ALLEZ LA §§§

c beau de voir les points autant monter a cette heure la ... lol

Ahah grave

J'ai du mal à y croire quand même, il y aura forcément une sanction demain.
Parce que tu joues les CFD?

Pour ceux qui aiment les investissements pépères comme moi un article qui passe en revue le sujet des sociétés d'autoroute et fait le tour de toutes celles qui sont côtés dans le monde : http://www.investmentmoats.com/mon [...] the-world/
 
Je vais creuser un peu Bangkok Expressway

Bon Kornichon tu es sauvé ils ont trouvé un accord le nikkei fait +1,83 % et les futs us sont à plus de 1%.

Hey, une offre intéressante pour les boursicoteurs avides de primes :  
 
Saxo banque offre 100€ au filleul s'il est parrainé et 200 au parrain (avec ouverture d'un compte titre ou pea avec 5000€, pas de frais de garde ou de clôture, ni de minimum d'activité, juste la nécessité de faire 1 transaction pour que le compte soit actif).
 
Leur interface/outil de trade est très sympa. Je viens d'y souscrire un cto ... j’essaierais de faire un feedback d'ici quelque temps mais ça a l'air très bien et imbattable niveau tarif...

et donc, ca me fait chier de vous annoncer, en profitant du decalage horaire, que Barack Obama a confirme qu'un compromis a ete trouve
 
( hrm, qu'est-il advenu de 'never compromise, even in the face of armagedon' ?... )
 
 
 
 
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Jittery financial markets are rising on the news of an agreement on a compromise to avoid the US's first-ever financial default.  
 
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Ending a perilous stalemate, US President Barack Obama has announced agreement with Republican congressional leaders on a compromise to avoid the nation's first-ever financial default.
 
The broadest outlines of the emerging plan would raise the federal debt limit in two stages by at least $US2.2 trillion, enough to tide the Treasury over until after the 2012 elections.
 
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Done deal ... US President Barack Obama says he has reached agreement with the Republicans. Photo: Reuters
 
Big cuts in government spending would be phased in over a decade. The first step would take place immediately, raising the debt limit by nearly $US1 trillion and cutting spending by a slightly larger amount over a decade.
 
That would be followed by creation of a new congressional committee that would have until the end of November to recommend $US1.8 trillion or more in deficit cuts.
 
Congress must still approve the deal on raising the $US14.3 trillion debt ceiling by Tuesday US time (Wednesday AEST) to avoid a devastating government default.
 
"Is this the deal I would have preferred," Obama asked, answering his own question with one word. "No."
 
But he said: "Most importantly it will allow us to avoid default and end the crisis that Washington imposed on the rest of America. An it will allow us to lift the cloud of debt and uncertainty" that has hung above the United States for weeks.
 
Default "would have had a devastating effect on our economy," the president said in his televised address at the White House on Sunday night (Monday morning AEST).
 
News of the likely deal cheered investors, sending the Australian sharemarket up by about 2 per cent - or more than $26 billion - and placing it on course for its best day in just over a year. Local shares had started the morning higher, and news of the deal saw gains double.
 
CMC Markets analyst Michael McCarthy said investors were relieved the US would avoid a default on its debts.
 
"Clearly the big issue for global markets at the moment is the US negotiations, and at the moment there is a lot of relief that a deal has been done. It's a good first step," he said.
 
The Australian dollar also rallied, jumping more than half a US cent today to 110.50 US cents in recent trade, not far off its post-float record of 110.80 US cents hit last week.
 
Deal struck
 
 
Republican House Speaker John Boehner telephoned Mr Obama mid-evening to say the agreement had been struck, officials said. Mr Boehner also told fellow Republicans he wants the House of Representatives to vote on the deal on Monday, US time.
 
"The speaker wants us out of town by tomorrow (Monday, US time), he wants this done," Republican House Representative Jack Kingston said.
 
The framework would raise the $US14.3 trillion debt ceiling through 2012, cut spending by about $US1 trillion and call for the enactment of a law shaving another $US1.5 trillion from long-term debt by 2021 - or institute punishing reductions across all government areas, including Medicare and defence programs, according to congressional officials.
 
No votes were expected in either house of Congress until Monday US time at the earliest, to give rank-and-file lawmakers time to review the package.
 
"I want to announce that the leaders of both parties in both chambers have reached an agreement that will reduce the deficit and avoid default, a default that would have had a devastating effect on our economy," Mr Obama said in hastily made remarks at the White House.
 
"We're not done yet: I want to urge members of both parties to do the right thing and support this deal with your votes over the next few days," Mr Obama said, with time running short before the deadline.
 
Limit hit
 
The US government hit its debt limit on May 16 and has used spending and accounting adjustments, as well as higher-than-expected tax receipts, to continue operating normally - but can only do so until August 2.
 
Business and finance leaders have warned default would send crippling aftershocks through the fragile US economy, still wrestling with stubbornly high unemployment of 9.2 per cent in the wake of the 2008 global meltdown.
 
Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid endorsed the emerging accord between Republican leaders and the Obama administration even as negotiators were working out the final details.
 
Republican Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell told senators that the US would not default on its obligations.
 
Congressional leaders are sifting through the details of the agreement, preparing to sell the deal to sceptical Republicans and Democrats.
 
Mr Obama said the deal would establish a bipartisan committee of Congress to report back by November with a proposal to reduce the US deficit further.
 
Democratic House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said she was reserving judgment on the plan until she could see details and discuss them with fellow Democrats, some of whom were already voicing concern that the package calls for steep spending cuts with no tax increases to help shrink the deficit.
 
"We all may not be able to support it - or none of us may be able to support it," she told reporters at the Capitol.
 
Out of sight
 
Mr Boehner and Senator McConnell, the Republican leader, stayed out of sight as they hammered out the accord, as some in their ranks criticised the plan as doing too little to rein in the debt.
 
Earlier, Senator McConnell told reporters as he left the Senate chamber: "We're really, really close to an agreement, and we'll let you know when we get it."
 
He said Republicans and Mr Obama had made dramatic progress on the compromise this weekend.
 
Mr Boehner was to brief rank-and-file Republicans by conference call as aides worked to complete the plan and draft legislative language, Republican aides said.
 
The US dollar rallied on the news, while the yen weakened against all 16 major counterparts as gains in stocks reduced demand for lower-yielding, safe-haven currencies.
 
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y'a encore quelques hesitations, mais...
 
bof, gardons espoir.
 
Par contre, c'est une idee, ou la cure d'austerite prevue est encore plus violente qu'en Grece ? Echelonne sur 10 ans, punaise !

 
 
C'est des primes cash ou sous forme de crédit frais de transaction comme Binck ?

C'est pas encore voté, perso je sens bien le vote qui passe pas

Attention c'est de la com' (combien de fois Obama a annoncé un accord trouvé ce WE)
Rien n'est sur pour le vote encore une fois, les marches seront sûrement verts mais toujours dans l'attente et pas a l'abri...

bon en tout cas c'est cool on va se prendre du +1,5% à l'open

et merde j'avais mis mon réveil à 8h30

 
 
De retour de vacances
 
Je vois que ca a pas mal gigoté depuis
 

Le rdv sur BFM business pour l'écouter, c'est quand exactement ?

qui est à l'achat à l'open?

 

 
 
Mais en intra seulement.

 
tu tente un Tput?  

Bon je suis dans le train  

500 tCallsCAC40 DE000CM46UJ8 à 1,50€
 
Déja en PVs  

Hey merde j'ai raté l'open

t'as bien fait

Bon je vais me lire les news éco déjà  

edit : bon, conclusion : fait chier, on a pas de tendance claire à venir du coup Ça va pas aider à faire de l'intra

Vous avez un site pour regarder les cotations en direct ?  
Je peux pas mettre Trader de Binck au boulot

Bon le bon coup c'est quoi ? de jouer en Tlong juste avant l'open de WS ?