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$AFRM Dec01 28 C $SHOP Dec01 73 C $UBER Dec01 60 C $T Dec29 16.5 C $ROKU Dec01 100 C $PDD Jan 120 C $FTCH Jun 2 C $AZN Dec22 61 P $MTCH Dec22 28 P $VALE Feb 16 P $C Dec 44 P $PLTR Jan05 17 P

$AFRM Dec01 28 C $SHOP Dec01 73 C $UBER Dec01 60 C $T Dec29 16.5 C $ROKU Dec01 100 C $PDD Jan 120 C $FTCH Jun 2 C $AZN Dec22 61 P $MTCH Dec22 28 P $VALE Feb 16 P $C Dec 44 P $PLTR Jan05 17 P

La cosa strana è che MF ne parlava 4 giorni fa ma solo adesso scende? https://www.milanofinanza.it/news/per-unicredit-c-e-una-grana-in-austria-l-istituto-e-tra-i-grandi-creditori-del-colosso-immobiliare-in-202311221930271030

$PLTR Dec01 21 C $CLSK Jan 10 C $NOK Dec 3.5 C $WFC Jul 47.5 C $NYCB Dec 10 C $CPNG May 20 C $KWEB Jan 31 C $BP Dec 34 P $OVV Jan 39 P $APA Dec08 34 P $FSR Mar 1 P $EDR Feb 22.5 P

$PLTR Dec01 21 C $CLSK Jan 10 C $NOK Dec 3.5 C $WFC Jul 47.5 C $NYCB Dec 10 C $CPNG May 20 C $KWEB Jan 31 C $BP Dec 34 P $OVV Jan 39 P $APA Dec08 34 P $FSR Mar 1 P $EDR Feb 22.5 P

$M Dec01 16 C $MARA Jan-25 10 C $MRK Nov24 104 C $GT Apr 15 C $AMD Dec01 120 C $DKNG May 40 C $PLUG Dec 3.5 P $SOFI Mar 6 P $ZM Dec 70 P $AMZN Feb 130 P $CSCO Jan 47.5 P $FSLR Dec 135 P $INTC Dec01 41 P $SAVE Dec01 11.5 P $CHPT Dec 1.5 P

$CLSK Jan 10 C $C Dec 46 C $TAL Jan 11 C $INTC Dec 45 C $CCJ Dec29 50 C $MLCO Mar 8 C $MSFT Dec29 405 C $URNM Dec 54 C $C Jan 50 C $MS Feb 87.5 C $BALL Dec 47.5 P $AAP Dec22 42 P $TJX Jan 82.5 P $FTCH Dec 1.5 P $SE Jan 35 P $CHPT Apr 2 P $FSR Jan 2 P

$CLSK Jan 10 C $C Dec 46 C $TAL Jan 11 C $INTC Dec 45 C $CCJ Dec29 50 C $MLCO Mar 8 C $MSFT Dec29 405 C $URNM Dec 54 C $C Jan 50 C $MS Feb 87.5 C $BALL Dec 47.5 P $AAP Dec22 42 P $TJX Jan 82.5 P $FTCH Dec 1.5 P $SE Jan 35 P $CHPT Apr 2 P $FSR Jan 2 P

infatti li stavo prenendo in considerazione, Provo a guardare su C bonds come consiglio di Michele. Grazie 1000

c'e ne sono diversi guarda su C bonds

$ICLN Dec 15 C $KWEB Nov24 28 C $TAN Jan 50 C $INTC Dec 43 C $SAVE Jan 17.5 C $SLV Jan 24 C $CCJ Dec29 50 C $PTON Jan 10 C $YPF Dec01 11.5 C

$ICLN Dec 15 C $KWEB Nov24 28 C $TAN Jan 50 C $INTC Dec 43 C $SAVE Jan 17.5 C $SLV Jan 24 C $CCJ Dec29 50 C $PTON Jan 10 C $YPF Dec01 11.5 C

$DIS Nov 95 C $KRE Jan 45 C $AI Nov 32 C $VALE Jan 18 C $WBA Nov 21.5 C $JD Nov24 30 C $M Nov 14 C $CENX Jan 10 C $KEY Dec 13 C $GGAL Dec 15 C $FSLY Jan 20 C $HD Nov24 310 C $IBM Jan 160 C $W Jan 40 P $NU Dec 7 P $AGNC Dec 8 P $V Nov 245 P $PACW Jun 8 P

$DIS Nov 95 C $KRE Jan 45 C $AI Nov 32 C $VALE Jan 18 C $WBA Nov 21.5 C $JD Nov24 30 C $M Nov 14 C $CENX Jan 10 C $KEY Dec 13 C $GGAL Dec 15 C $FSLY Jan 20 C $HD Nov24 310 C $IBM Jan 160 C $W Jan 40 P $NU Dec 7 P $AGNC Dec 8 P $V Nov 245 P $PACW Jun 8 P

$LYFT Nov 10.5 C $UPRO Jan 45 C $C Jan 50 C $GT Dec 14 C $BAC Dec 30 C $SE Jan 45 C $CCJ Dec29 50 C $XP Nov23.5 C $LUV Jan 25 C $TAN Jan 50 C $GS Jan 340 C $JD Jan 32.5 C $ZI Nov 12.5 P $SE Dec22 33 P $X Dec 27 P $LCID Jan-25 1 P $EXEL Jan 20 P $CPRI Dec 45 P

$LYFT Nov 10.5 C $UPRO Jan 45 C $C Jan 50 C $GT Dec 14 C $BAC Dec 30 C $SE Jan 45 C $CCJ Dec29 50 C $XP Nov23.5 C $LUV Jan 25 C $TAN Jan 50 C $GS Jan 340 C $JD Jan 32.5 C $ZI Nov 12.5 P $SE Dec22 33 P $X Dec 27 P $LCID Jan-25 1 P $EXEL Jan 20 P $CPRI Dec 45 P

$CRWD Nov10 197.5 C $TSM Nov10 96 C $RBLX Nov 45 C $RBLX Nov10 39.5 C $WBD Apr 15 C $WMT Nov10 165 C $FL Dec 22.5 C $COIN Nov 101 C $SNAP Nov 11.5/12 C $GT Nov 13 C $JBLU Nov 3.5/4 P $MPW Apr 5 P $AAL Nov 11 P $BUD Nov10 58 P $DFS Nov 81 P $NRG Nov 44 P

$CRWD Nov10 197.5 C $TSM Nov10 96 C $RBLX Nov 45 C $RBLX Nov10 39.5 C $WBD Apr 15 C $WMT Nov10 165 C $FL Dec 22.5 C $COIN Nov 101 C $SNAP Nov 11.5/12 C $GT Nov 13 C $JBLU Nov 3.5/4 P $MPW Apr 5 P $AAL Nov 11 P $BUD Nov10 58 P $DFS Nov 81 P $NRG Nov 44 P

$MARA Nov10 10 C $COIN Nov10 100 C $RBLX Nov 45 C $CCJ Nov10 42 C $SLM Dec 16 C $BABA Nov10 86 C $SPR Dec 24 C $GRAB Jan 3.5 C $PLTR Nov 20 C $VRTX Dec 11 C $BUD Nov 60 P $ARM Dec 43.5 P $ARM Dec 43 P $AMLX Jan 12.5 P $F Jan 10 P $Z Nov 35 P $SIRI Dec 4 P $PLUG Nov10 5 P $FANG Nov 150 P $ABT Nov10 93 P $PINS Nov10 31.5 P

$MARA Nov10 10 C $COIN Nov10 100 C $RBLX Nov 45 C $CCJ Nov10 42 C $SLM Dec 16 C $BABA Nov10 86 C $SPR Dec 24 C $GRAB Jan 3.5 C $PLTR Nov 20 C $VRTX Dec 11 C $BUD Nov 60 P $ARM Dec 43.5 P $ARM Dec 43 P $AMLX Jan 12.5 P $F Jan 10 P $Z Nov 35 P $SIRI Dec 4 P $PLUG Nov10 5 P $FANG Nov 150 P $ABT Nov10 93 P $PINS Nov10 31.5 P

Refiles to add 'FOREX' tag no changes to text) By Tom Westbrook and Alun John SINGAPORE/LONDON (Reuters) -The dollar rose against most peers on Thursday, as markets braced for remarks from Fed chair Jerome Powell, waiting to see whether he would push back against the rally in U.S. Treasuries that has sent yields down and supported the euro and pound. The euro was last 0.2% lower at $1.0688, but not far from Monday's near two-month peak of $1.0765, and sterling was down a similar amount at $1.2259,. The dollar index was up 0.16% at 105.67. The day's main event is still to come, however, with Powell due to speak at 1900 GMT. "The topic of the day is Powell, Powell, Powell. We've got two-year yields below 5%, we've got the 10 year around 4.5% what's the response?" said Simon Harvey head of FX analysis at Monex Europe. "Is this the bottom of the range for the U.S. Treasury curve or have we got further to go? The nature of markets is they will keep testing this until we do get some resolute pushback," he added. The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield was last 4.5294%, having dropped from a mid-October peak above 5%, with bonds supported by a combination of factors last week. Those included the U.S. Treasury's lower than expected borrowing forecast for the fourth quarter and weaker-than expected U.S. jobs data reinforcing expectations the Fed is done with rate hikes. "This is going to play out in currencies where you've seen a lot of pressure from yields - euro/dollar specifically - as the fundamentals of the European economy don't warrant euro/dollar trading at current levels, so if we do get push back from Powell tonight that's where there will be the most pain," said Harvey. The yen was also under pressure again on Thursday, with the dollar up 0.1% to 151.12, heading back towards the 151.73 it reached last week after the Bank of Japan tweaked its ultra-loose monetary policy less than traders had expected. That further increased fears Japanese authorities would intervene to support the currency, and as a result investors see selling yen against the euro as safer than risking intervention in dollar/yen. The euro reached a 15-year top of 161.72 yen early on Thursday. Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said on Thursday the BOJ would keep its policy of yield curve control and negative rates "until necessary to hit 2% inflation in a sustained manner". Elsewhere, falling oil prices offered welcome relief for the euro and pound, but held back commodity-linked currencies. The Australian dollar was at a one-week low of $0.6396, and the Canadian dollar was also under pressure at C$1.3787 per dollar, while Norway's crown briefly weakened past 12 per euro overnight, its softest since May. "Both (the Canadian dollar and the Norwegian crown) have been undermined in part by the sharp adjustment lower for the price of oil," said MUFG analysts in a note. China's yuan slipped in anticipation of further rate cuts after data showed Chinese consumer prices fell in October. [CNY/] "There are some growing market expectations for further rate cuts by the Chinese central bank given soft inflation prints and still narrow economic recovery," said Michael Wan, currency analyst at MUFG in Singapore.

sai, ognuno adotta la propria strategia. la mia di stamane su nexi: ha aperto a +10 circa e sono entrato short, ha fatto due candele rosse sul minuto e con la leva alta del ts mi ha portato in gain e subito sono uscito. è pura speculazione, non c'è nulla di ciò che spiega Renato, e che io adotto su tutto, però in certe occasioni ho voglia di rischiare e mi è andata bene. tutto qua. > @aioo said: buongiorno, perché non spiegare le operazioni e i motivi e non scrivere le % ( sempre positive) così non penso serva , fortuna c è Renato che spiega perché fa i trade, grazie Renato.

buongiorno, perché non spiegare le operazioni e i motivi e non scrivere le % ( sempre positive) così non penso serva , fortuna c è Renato che spiega perché fa i trade, grazie Renato.

$SPR Nov 23 C $OMF Jan 55 C $CVE Dec 18 C $PCT Feb 6 C $DIS Nov 95 C $CCL Apr 17 C $HEAR Dec 11 C $SNAP Jan 12 C $BMBL Dec08 11 P $BABA Dec 75 P $UBER Jun 32.5 P $APLD Dec01 4 P $MODG Nov 12.5 P $SPHR Feb 30 P $PINS Jan 30 P

$SPR Nov 23 C $OMF Jan 55 C $CVE Dec 18 C $PCT Feb 6 C $DIS Nov 95 C $CCL Apr 17 C $HEAR Dec 11 C $SNAP Jan 12 C $BMBL Dec08 11 P $BABA Dec 75 P $UBER Jun 32.5 P $APLD Dec01 4 P $MODG Nov 12.5 P $SPHR Feb 30 P $PINS Jan 30 P

$TOST Nov 18 C $X Dec01 34 C $AMC Nov 22 C $YETI Nov 46 C $SKIN Dec 5 C $UBER Jan-25 57.5 C $XLRE Dec 33 P $AI Nov 22.5 P $CD Dec 7.5 P $GM Nov 27.5 P $F Jun 10 P $GM Jun 28 P

$TOST Nov 18 C $X Dec01 34 C $AMC Nov 22 C $YETI Nov 46 C $SKIN Dec 5 C $UBER Jan-25 57.5 C $XLRE Dec 33 P $AI Nov 22.5 P $CD Dec 7.5 P $GM Nov 27.5 P $F Jun 10 P $GM Jun 28 P

$ARKK Dec 52 C $WBD Nov10 12.5 C $AMZN Dec 145 C $NIO Dec22 11 C $LYFT Jan 15 C $WBA Jan 25 C $UBER Jan-25 70 C $RIVN Nov10 16 P $CCJ Dec 40 P $CD Dec 7.5 P $PYPL Dec08 50 P $SOFI Nov 6.5 P

$ARKK Dec 52 C $WBD Nov10 12.5 C $AMZN Dec 145 C $NIO Dec22 11 C $LYFT Jan 15 C $WBA Jan 25 C $UBER Jan-25 70 C $RIVN Nov10 16 P $CCJ Dec 40 P $CD Dec 7.5 P $PYPL Dec08 50 P $SOFI Nov 6.5 P

Re-Entry im M15 bei UH c

Meno male che ogni tanto arriva una botta di c.... fortuna 😀 Non ricordo per quale notizia presi Ecolab a 162, circa 4 giorni fa.

$DKNG Nov 30 C $PLTR Dec 25 C $MFA Dec 10 C $WBD Nov10 11.5 C $PINC Nov 20 C $NXE Dec 7 C $GRAB Jan 3.5 C $CVX Dec 155 C $NKLA Jan-25 1.5 P $SOVO Feb 15 P $SAVE Jan 5 P $AAL Sep 8 P

$DKNG Nov 30 C $PLTR Dec 25 C $MFA Dec 10 C $WBD Nov10 11.5 C $PINC Nov 20 C $NXE Dec 7 C $GRAB Jan 3.5 C $CVX Dec 155 C $NKLA Jan-25 1.5 P $SOVO Feb 15 P $SAVE Jan 5 P $AAL Sep 8 P

$NRG Nov 42 C $VDE Dec 120 C $FYBR Feb 20 C $AIG Nov03 63 C $KVUE Dec01 19 C $CVE Nov 20 C $ENVX Nov10 10.5 C $RITM Jun 11 C $TNA Nov10 23.5 C $MTCH Dec 25 P $DIS Dec 70 P $FXI Nov 24 P $KWEB Nov 24.5 P $TSLA Sep 100 P $SABR Jul 2.5 P $ATUS Nov 2.5 P $INTC Dec 35 P $SOFI Jan-25 1 P $APA Dec08 34 P $LCID Jan-25 3 P $VFC Jan-25 10 P $AFRM Nov10 15.5 P

$NRG Nov 42 C $VDE Dec 120 C $FYBR Feb 20 C $AIG Nov03 63 C $KVUE Dec01 19 C $CVE Nov 20 C $ENVX Nov10 10.5 C $RITM Jun 11 C $TNA Nov10 23.5 C $MTCH Dec 25 P $DIS Dec 70 P $FXI Nov 24 P $KWEB Nov 24.5 P $TSLA Sep 100 P $SABR Jul 2.5 P $ATUS Nov 2.5 P $INTC Dec 35 P $SOFI Jan-25 1 P $APA Dec08 34 P $LCID Jan-25 3 P $VFC Jan-25 10 P $AFRM Nov10 15.5 P

$CLF Nov 17 C $AA Nov 27 C $MSOS Nov10 5.5 C $COMM Nov 1.5 C $WFC Jan 40 C $Z Jan 50 C $ETN Nov 220 C $TEVA Nov 9.5 C $ZI Nov 12.5 P $TSLA Mar 100 P $MU Dec 65 P $CRSP Nov03 38 P $BP Nov03 37 P $COMM Nov 1.5 C $XRX Dec 11 P $AES Dec 12 P $AAL Jun 11 P $VNET Mar 2 P

$CLF Nov 17 C $AA Nov 27 C $MSOS Nov10 5.5 C $COMM Nov 1.5 C $WFC Jan 40 C $Z Jan 50 C $ETN Nov 220 C $TEVA Nov 9.5 C $ZI Nov 12.5 P $TSLA Mar 100 P $MU Dec 65 P $CRSP Nov03 38 P $BP Nov03 37 P $COMM Nov 1.5 C $XRX Dec 11 P $AES Dec 12 P $AAL Jun 11 P $VNET Mar 2 P