"Börsil kauplemine on tegelikult sama lihtne, kui jänesejaht põhja-Soomes. Tuleb lihtsalt vaadata niimoodi silmadega, et kuhu jänes läheb. Siis roomad kohale ja tõmbad jänesele lihtsalt kilekoti pähe. Nii lihtne see ongi."
Joel Kukemelk Re: Börsipäev 5. veebruar 05/02/10 20:05 Nafta -3.6% @ $70.5 barrelist. Arvestades seda, et kaks päeva tagasi kaubeldi $78 peal, siis see asi lõhnab mõne fondi sundmüügi järele...
Joel: See on kuidagi tuttav lause :) Oma paar aastat vana vist, siis hakkas kõik samamoodi. Ei midagi uut siin päikese all. feels good to be short.
Nafta puhul klassikaline müügi kontsentreerumine kitsas ajavahemikus, pluss liikumine läbi oluliste hinnatasemete - tulemuseks võimendatud positsioonide pimesi likvideerimine. Ei imestaks, kui CL tänane low (+/- 50c) jääb lühiajaliseks põhjaks, seda eeldusel, et järgmise paari sessiooni jooksul suudetakse üle 72,50 taseme liikuda. Fundamentaalne taust on samas karune.
(DOW JONES NEWSWIRES) Crude futures moved sharply lower after breaking through $72.43 per barrel, which was the January low and a key "support" level traders had been watching for a signal of whether the market would continue to trend lower following a steep drop Thursday that briefly touched the January low level.
"The market is hovering over yesterday's lows, which is a very important support level," said Andy Lebow, an analyst at MF Global in New York, before the market broke through the low levels. Lebow noted that the market had tested the low four times in last several days. "If we bust through that we could see some strong selling pressure," Lebow said.
Earlier drop in crude oil partially attributed to report circulating that $1.5B commodity hedge fund may be in trouble - There was some similar chatter circulating yesterday, but today's rumor is slightly more specific. Chatter seems to be eminating from a media report this morning that BlueGold Capital has lost 11% so far this year due to the decline in crude prices. BlueGold Capital has since denied the rumors they have suffered big losses.
"There is nothing going on, and it's business as usual at BlueGold," Pierre Andurand, the firm's chief investment officer and managing partner, said in an e-mail. The firm specializes in energy and oil derivatives. "There are many more participants than BlueGold trading the oil market," Andurand said. "We trade liquid instruments and will never put ourselves in a bad situation, he added. "Sure we'll have drawdowns at times, but they will be controlled."
"The concern (is) that we come in Monday morning and the situation may have worsened overseas, and so ahead of that, traders are staying close to shore and not making any big bets for now." http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE6030ZW20100205?feedType=RSS&feedName=businessNews&utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+reuters%2FbusinessNews+%28News+%2F+US+%2F+Business+News%29