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Quo Vadis Dax 2010 - Das Original
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schaut euch die letzte 60min-kerze an (inv Hammer), ziel ~75, sl 7010
Weisst du denn auch wie das in der USA aussieht?
short bei 99 sl 7010 ziel tt
(Verkleinert auf 76%) 
bei 7005 kommen da dann das 76,4er der letzten bewegung überwunden wurde
allerdings kann man ggf noch mit einem kiss an den gebrochenen trend rechnen der höher liegt ( 3´s chart - und eriwderungen gestern)
allerdings kann man ggf noch mit einem kiss an den gebrochenen trend rechnen der höher liegt ( 3´s chart - und eriwderungen gestern)
unterschreitet er die 75 wirds per daily ganz eng und würde nahelegen dass er die untere begrenzung (mind blaue linie) testet und die wedge aus dem daily endlich regelkonform auflöst
aber das ist noch spekulation - "ziele" wären dann
965/950/917/898/836/768
aber das ist noch spekulation - "ziele" wären dann
965/950/917/898/836/768
wenns ne sks wird
(Verkleinert auf 89%)
vielleicht liegt da ja die loesung des neuesten weltwirtschaftlichen problems ...
China's rare earths export cut raises trade concerns
December 29, 2010 4:13 AM ET
By By James Regan
SYDNEY (Reuters) - China has raised fresh international trade concerns after slashing export quotas on rare earths minerals, risking action from the United States at the World Trade Organization.
China, which produces about 97 percent of the global supply of rare earth minerals, cut its export quotas by 35 percent for the first half of 2011 versus a year ago, saying it wanted to preserve ample reserves, but warned against basing its total 2011 export quota on the first half figures.
The U.S. Trade Representative's office was "very concerned" about China's export restraints on rare earths and had raised its concerns with China, a spokeswoman said on Tuesday.
U.S. makers of high-tech products such as Apple Inc's iPads, along with Japanese companies have been scrambling to secure reliable supplies of the minerals outside of China as Beijing steadily reduces export allocations.
Japan's Sony Corp said China's move to cut export quotas was a hindrance to free trade and that it would work to reduce its reliance on Chinese supplies.
"At this point in time there is no direct impact on our company. But further restrictions could lead to a shortage of supply or rise in costs for related parts and materials," Sony said in an email statement in response to questions from Reuters. "We will watch the situation carefully."
Sony, maker of Bravia brand flat TVs, Vaio PCs and the PlayStation 3 videogame console, will look for ways to cut its use of rare earths, including developing alternative materials, Sony spokeswoman Ayano Iguchi said.
A BOON TO SOME
China's move, however, came as a shot in the arm for some companies.
Lynas Corp, which owns the world's richest known non-Chinese deposit of rare earths, jumped over 10 percent even though it will be at least a year before it is capable of mining any material from a new lode in Australia.
Other rare earths companies, including China Rare Earth Holding Ltd, Arafura Resources, Alkane Resources and Greenland Minerals and Energy Ltd also gained between 8 percent 10 percent.
"Export quotas continue to be a tool for the Chinese government to limit the export of China's strategic resource,"
Lynas Executive Chairman Nick Curtis said in a statement.
"The growth in the Chinese domestic market coupled with a decrease in production of rare earths in China is a likely cause for the tightening of export regulations," said Curtis, whose company is aiming to start production in about a year and has already forged supply contracts with Japanese traders.
World demand for rare earths at present is about 110,000 tonnes a year, with China accounting for about 75 percent of total demand with the remainder split between Japan, the United States and Europe, in descending order.
Demand for rare earths is set to more than double to 250,000 tonnes by 2015, according to industry estimates.
"Concerned parties should not estimate full-year quotas for rare earth minerals just by looking at the first set of quotas," China's Ministry of Commerce said.
Final quotas will take into account domestic production and demand both at home and abroad, according to the ministry.
DEALS FOR SUPPLY
Prices have surged for these minerals, also used in making fluorescent light bulbs, since authorities in Beijing slashed their rare earth exports by 40 percent this summer, saying China needed them for its economic development.
Last week, Hitachi Metals Ltd signed a joint venture with U.S.-based Molycorp Inc to help ensure a steady supply -- an announcement that sent its shares up 15 percent in a single trading session.
That followed word earlier this month that Sumitomo Corp agreed to invest $130 million in Molycorp to secure a seven-year supply of the materials.
Since debuting in late July at $14, Molycorp's stock price has nearly quadrupled.
Molycorp owns a rare-earth mine in Mountain Pass, California, which is scheduled to resume production next year after a 10-year hiatus.
Japan's trade minister, Akihiro Ohata, told reporters on Tuesday he believed Japan would still be able to secure enough rare earth supplies in 2011 even after China's quota cuts, but said the situation would need further study.
Ohata's comment was based on the assumption that the expected amount of imports in the first half of 2011 would be roughly equal to the average of imports for the first and second halves of 2010, a spokeswoman for the ministry said.
Hyundai Mobis, South Korea's top automotive parts maker and a major supplier to Hyundai Motor, said that the quota would have an impact on the two companies, as rare earth is used in electric motors for hybrid vehicles, and as Hyundai Motor is increasing its hybrid vehicle sales.
A spokesman for Hyundai Mobis added that the two companies have been preparing measures to cope with rare earth issues, including diversifying imports.
(Additional reporting by Nathan Layne and Kiyoshi Takenaka in TOKYO, Tom Miles and Niu Shuping in BEIJING and Hyun Joo Jin and Ju-min Park in SEOUL; Editing by Muralikumar Anantharaman)
© 2010 Reuters Limited. All rights reserved. Republication or redistribution of Reuters content is expressly prohibited without the prior written consent of Reuters.
China's rare earths export cut raises trade concerns
December 29, 2010 4:13 AM ET
By By James Regan
SYDNEY (Reuters) - China has raised fresh international trade concerns after slashing export quotas on rare earths minerals, risking action from the United States at the World Trade Organization.
China, which produces about 97 percent of the global supply of rare earth minerals, cut its export quotas by 35 percent for the first half of 2011 versus a year ago, saying it wanted to preserve ample reserves, but warned against basing its total 2011 export quota on the first half figures.
The U.S. Trade Representative's office was "very concerned" about China's export restraints on rare earths and had raised its concerns with China, a spokeswoman said on Tuesday.
U.S. makers of high-tech products such as Apple Inc's iPads, along with Japanese companies have been scrambling to secure reliable supplies of the minerals outside of China as Beijing steadily reduces export allocations.
Japan's Sony Corp said China's move to cut export quotas was a hindrance to free trade and that it would work to reduce its reliance on Chinese supplies.
"At this point in time there is no direct impact on our company. But further restrictions could lead to a shortage of supply or rise in costs for related parts and materials," Sony said in an email statement in response to questions from Reuters. "We will watch the situation carefully."
Sony, maker of Bravia brand flat TVs, Vaio PCs and the PlayStation 3 videogame console, will look for ways to cut its use of rare earths, including developing alternative materials, Sony spokeswoman Ayano Iguchi said.
A BOON TO SOME
China's move, however, came as a shot in the arm for some companies.
Lynas Corp, which owns the world's richest known non-Chinese deposit of rare earths, jumped over 10 percent even though it will be at least a year before it is capable of mining any material from a new lode in Australia.
Other rare earths companies, including China Rare Earth Holding Ltd, Arafura Resources, Alkane Resources and Greenland Minerals and Energy Ltd also gained between 8 percent 10 percent.
"Export quotas continue to be a tool for the Chinese government to limit the export of China's strategic resource,"
Lynas Executive Chairman Nick Curtis said in a statement.
"The growth in the Chinese domestic market coupled with a decrease in production of rare earths in China is a likely cause for the tightening of export regulations," said Curtis, whose company is aiming to start production in about a year and has already forged supply contracts with Japanese traders.
World demand for rare earths at present is about 110,000 tonnes a year, with China accounting for about 75 percent of total demand with the remainder split between Japan, the United States and Europe, in descending order.
Demand for rare earths is set to more than double to 250,000 tonnes by 2015, according to industry estimates.
"Concerned parties should not estimate full-year quotas for rare earth minerals just by looking at the first set of quotas," China's Ministry of Commerce said.
Final quotas will take into account domestic production and demand both at home and abroad, according to the ministry.
DEALS FOR SUPPLY
Prices have surged for these minerals, also used in making fluorescent light bulbs, since authorities in Beijing slashed their rare earth exports by 40 percent this summer, saying China needed them for its economic development.
Last week, Hitachi Metals Ltd signed a joint venture with U.S.-based Molycorp Inc to help ensure a steady supply -- an announcement that sent its shares up 15 percent in a single trading session.
That followed word earlier this month that Sumitomo Corp agreed to invest $130 million in Molycorp to secure a seven-year supply of the materials.
Since debuting in late July at $14, Molycorp's stock price has nearly quadrupled.
Molycorp owns a rare-earth mine in Mountain Pass, California, which is scheduled to resume production next year after a 10-year hiatus.
Japan's trade minister, Akihiro Ohata, told reporters on Tuesday he believed Japan would still be able to secure enough rare earth supplies in 2011 even after China's quota cuts, but said the situation would need further study.
Ohata's comment was based on the assumption that the expected amount of imports in the first half of 2011 would be roughly equal to the average of imports for the first and second halves of 2010, a spokeswoman for the ministry said.
Hyundai Mobis, South Korea's top automotive parts maker and a major supplier to Hyundai Motor, said that the quota would have an impact on the two companies, as rare earth is used in electric motors for hybrid vehicles, and as Hyundai Motor is increasing its hybrid vehicle sales.
A spokesman for Hyundai Mobis added that the two companies have been preparing measures to cope with rare earth issues, including diversifying imports.
(Additional reporting by Nathan Layne and Kiyoshi Takenaka in TOKYO, Tom Miles and Niu Shuping in BEIJING and Hyun Joo Jin and Ju-min Park in SEOUL; Editing by Muralikumar Anantharaman)
© 2010 Reuters Limited. All rights reserved. Republication or redistribution of Reuters content is expressly prohibited without the prior written consent of Reuters.
da knapp unterhalb noch ne doppelte unterstützung liegt
13 Uhr ausgefallen? oder verschoben? finde keine news.
nitte bb dreht nach unten und ist nun parallel zur zur oberen 3ecksbegrenzung
heisst: diese ist eine wichtige linie - bricht die wars das wahrscheinlich mit der sks
bei rebreak/abprall dann ggf neu short
heisst: diese ist eine wichtige linie - bricht die wars das wahrscheinlich mit der sks
bei rebreak/abprall dann ggf neu short
ich habe mal nachgesehen
heutige korrekturen der jeweiligen bewegungen scheitern alle am 50er rt der jeweiligen bewegung - eben wieder
ein muster ?
und end spam ;-))
allen viel glück
heutige korrekturen der jeweiligen bewegungen scheitern alle am 50er rt der jeweiligen bewegung - eben wieder
ein muster ?
und end spam ;-))
allen viel glück
hasse es... der eine will die sks prügeln, der andere klickt immer auf kaufen...
und das nach der mittagspause, während alle im skiurlaub sind...
und das nach der mittagspause, während alle im skiurlaub sind...
im minutenchart - und schon ist´s aus mit den schulterkopfschultermonsterträumen
- vielleicht
- vielleicht
wie lange läuft außerbörslicher Handel - wie immer Donnerstag 22.00 Uhr
oder werden dann keine Kurse mehr gestellt ??
wie soll ich dann den Abverkauf am 30. / 31.12. bei Amis mitmachen
haben alle Jahre min. 1 % verkauft
nennen wir es Gewinnmitnahmen
oder werden dann keine Kurse mehr gestellt ??
wie soll ich dann den Abverkauf am 30. / 31.12. bei Amis mitmachen
haben alle Jahre min. 1 % verkauft
nennen wir es Gewinnmitnahmen
aber mitte bb scheint zu halten mit verletzung + rebreak ins 3eck
hält die mitte bb nicht bin ich raus
hält die mitte bb nicht bin ich raus
Ziel zweites Gap_Close fast erreicht.Das wars für dieses Jahr.Die anderen Marken
von flatfee und flashback sind genannt.
Good Trade All
Allen einen Guten Rutsch
von flatfee und flashback sind genannt.
Good Trade All
Allen einen Guten Rutsch
(Verkleinert auf 66%)
leider nein - denn es war keine - bedingung sks ist vol - aber 0 ist 0 ;-)
bleibt also nur der übergeordnete abwärtstrend - der nun durch das 3eck (einen keil sehe ich nicht) in gefahr gerät
bleibt also nur der übergeordnete abwärtstrend - der nun durch das 3eck (einen keil sehe ich nicht) in gefahr gerät
habe ich auf kk gelassen und bin nun weg - long werde ich erst wieder im neuen jahr anfassen - wenn überhaupt
alles gute
alles gute
bei mir sind es knapp 30 grad ;-)
(Verkleinert auf 87%)
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