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rfm73 Escreveu:lfhm Escreveu:AmigosdaBolsa Escreveu:Elias Escreveu:grande bombada na GALP - arrancou o dia a subir 5%
A bater na ltd de longo prazo, se seguir como das outras vezes vem por aí abaixo. Vou reforçar a posição curta e estar atento.
Cumprimentos.
Eu só reforçaria após confirmação, a Galp está cheia de força. Fechei a minha posição nos 11,5 mas estou á espera no caso de quebrar os 12 de forma consistente volto a entrar claro que há que se ter em conta a LTD de médio que também estará nessa zona. Neste momento fico optimista se quebrar os 11.8~11.9 durante o dia de hoje, sem que seja suficiente para entrar.
Neste momento está em cima da resistência dos 12 euros + LtdLp de Junho de 2011. Como ponto positivo a quebra da MME200! Mais logo coloco um gráfico...
Parece que as resistências fizeram prevalecer a sua força... ainda por cima fecho perto do mínimo do dia...
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"Only one thing conviced me when i was wrong and that is to lose money. And i am only right when i make money" - Jesse Livermore
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Elias Escreveu:grande bombada na GALP - arrancou o dia a subir 5%
Hoje a Galp lançou este comunicado antes da abertura.
A Galp Energia informa sobre novos dados sobre a descoberta Carcará, localizada no bloco BM-S-8, em águas ultraprofundas do pré-sal da bacia de Santos, destacando-se os seguintes pontos:
· Os novos dados comprovam a continuidade da descoberta Carcará
· O poço confirmouuma coluna continua maior que 400 metros de petróleo
· O poço Carcará continua a ser perfurado, a uma profundidade 6.213 metros, com o intuito de determinar a espessura total dos reservatórios e zonas de interesse mais profundas
A versão integral do comunicado encontra-se em anexo.
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lfhm Escreveu:AmigosdaBolsa Escreveu:Elias Escreveu:grande bombada na GALP - arrancou o dia a subir 5%
A bater na ltd de longo prazo, se seguir como das outras vezes vem por aí abaixo. Vou reforçar a posição curta e estar atento.
Cumprimentos.
Eu só reforçaria após confirmação, a Galp está cheia de força. Fechei a minha posição nos 11,5 mas estou á espera no caso de quebrar os 12 de forma consistente volto a entrar claro que há que se ter em conta a LTD de médio que também estará nessa zona. Neste momento fico optimista se quebrar os 11.8~11.9 durante o dia de hoje, sem que seja suficiente para entrar.
Neste momento está em cima da resistência dos 12 euros + LtdLp de Junho de 2011. Como ponto positivo a quebra da MME200! Mais logo coloco um gráfico...
"Only one thing conviced me when i was wrong and that is to lose money. And i am only right when i make money" - Jesse Livermore
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AmigosdaBolsa Escreveu:Elias Escreveu:grande bombada na GALP - arrancou o dia a subir 5%
A bater na ltd de longo prazo, se seguir como das outras vezes vem por aí abaixo. Vou reforçar a posição curta e estar atento.
Cumprimentos.
Eu só reforçaria após confirmação, a Galp está cheia de força. Fechei a minha posição nos 11,5 mas estou á espera no caso de quebrar os 12 de forma consistente volto a entrar claro que há que se ter em conta a LTD de médio que também estará nessa zona. Neste momento fico optimista se quebrar os 11.8~11.9 durante o dia de hoje, sem que seja suficiente para entrar.
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By Gemma La Guardia
BRUSSELS, July 19 (Reuters) - Senior EU officials began a three-day visit to Mozambique and Tanzania on Thursday as the European Union looks to bolster aid and development in a rapidly growing region of Africa that sits on vast reserves of offshore gas.
European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso and Andris Piebalgs, the European aid commissioner, will sign agreements to to provide 37 million euros in financing for local economic development and public projects during the visit.
But the longer-term goal is to strengthen the EU's ties to southern Africa, a region that is among the most dynamic on the continent and could become a major provider of energy resources to Europe if Asian competitors do not move in first.
During the visit, Barroso and Piebalgs will visit Beira, a port in central Mozambique that is a critical piece of infrastructure for landlocked neighbouring states such as Zimbabwe, Zambia and Malawi that need access global markets.
Mozambique, which at 7 percent has one of the fastest economic growth rates in the world, is a former Portuguese colony. Two decades ago it was one of the world's poorest countries after a long civil war and remains in need of aid.
As a former prime minister of Portugal, Barroso has an affinity with Portuguese-speaking southern Africa, where the EU is keen not to have its historical links eclipsed by new investment money from China, Brazil and elsewhere.
One of the most attractive prospects for international investors in both Mozambique and Tanzania are the offshore reserves of natural gas discovered over the past 18 months.
Last month, U.S. firm Anadarko Petroleum Corp. announced a further significant find and estimates that there could be up to 60 trillion cubic feet of recoverable gas off the coast of Mozambique along.
That would be enough to meet the entire gas consumption of Europe's four biggest economies -- Germany, France, Britain and Italy -- for up to six years running. Similar finds have been made off the Tanzanian coast.
Many of the investors moving in to the region are European firms, including Royal Dutch Shell, Cove Energy , Italy's ENI, Portugal's Galp Energia and Britain's BG Group.
The long-term nature of those potential investments has underlined the need for the EU and its member states to strengthen or maintain good political relations with the governments in Mozambique and Tanzania.
But a spokeswoman for Piebalgs said the visit was not about gas and instead about immediate development assistance at a local level, including strengthening rule of law.
"We will continue to support the country as long as need be," spokeswoman Catherine Ray said. "Aid is a smart investment and is part of the answer to the crisis because we have no interest in having more poverty in the world."
BRUSSELS, July 19 (Reuters) - Senior EU officials began a three-day visit to Mozambique and Tanzania on Thursday as the European Union looks to bolster aid and development in a rapidly growing region of Africa that sits on vast reserves of offshore gas.
European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso and Andris Piebalgs, the European aid commissioner, will sign agreements to to provide 37 million euros in financing for local economic development and public projects during the visit.
But the longer-term goal is to strengthen the EU's ties to southern Africa, a region that is among the most dynamic on the continent and could become a major provider of energy resources to Europe if Asian competitors do not move in first.
During the visit, Barroso and Piebalgs will visit Beira, a port in central Mozambique that is a critical piece of infrastructure for landlocked neighbouring states such as Zimbabwe, Zambia and Malawi that need access global markets.
Mozambique, which at 7 percent has one of the fastest economic growth rates in the world, is a former Portuguese colony. Two decades ago it was one of the world's poorest countries after a long civil war and remains in need of aid.
As a former prime minister of Portugal, Barroso has an affinity with Portuguese-speaking southern Africa, where the EU is keen not to have its historical links eclipsed by new investment money from China, Brazil and elsewhere.
One of the most attractive prospects for international investors in both Mozambique and Tanzania are the offshore reserves of natural gas discovered over the past 18 months.
Last month, U.S. firm Anadarko Petroleum Corp. announced a further significant find and estimates that there could be up to 60 trillion cubic feet of recoverable gas off the coast of Mozambique along.
That would be enough to meet the entire gas consumption of Europe's four biggest economies -- Germany, France, Britain and Italy -- for up to six years running. Similar finds have been made off the Tanzanian coast.
Many of the investors moving in to the region are European firms, including Royal Dutch Shell, Cove Energy , Italy's ENI, Portugal's Galp Energia and Britain's BG Group.
The long-term nature of those potential investments has underlined the need for the EU and its member states to strengthen or maintain good political relations with the governments in Mozambique and Tanzania.
But a spokeswoman for Piebalgs said the visit was not about gas and instead about immediate development assistance at a local level, including strengthening rule of law.
"We will continue to support the country as long as need be," spokeswoman Catherine Ray said. "Aid is a smart investment and is part of the answer to the crisis because we have no interest in having more poverty in the world."
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kanbo Escreveu:Pedro Miguel Escreveu:A Galp continua com mau aspecto. Tem ali uma LTd para quebrar ao redor dos 12,50 na semanal, que vem desde de Junho do ano passado
Se o "mau aspecto" é essa LTd , vou reforçar hoje ... pois até la LTd ainda tem 8% para valorizar.
Para mim é pouco que cheguei agora aqui. Só com quebra ou outra visita ao fundo canal
Acrescento que para mim sao apenas 5% e nao 8
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artista Escreveu:Pedro Miguel Escreveu:A Galp continua com mau aspecto. Tem ali uma LTd para quebrar ao redor dos 12,50 na semanal, que vem desde de Junho do ano passado
Mau aspeto?! em que prazo?
Há dois meses o título estava cerca de 30% abaixo dos níveis atuais...
uma força de expressao desculpa. Quem entrou na última retraccçao esta bem colocado.- Mensagens: 1051
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Pedro Miguel Escreveu:A Galp continua com mau aspecto. Tem ali uma LTd para quebrar ao redor dos 12,50 na semanal, que vem desde de Junho do ano passado
Mau aspeto?! em que prazo?
Há dois meses o título estava cerca de 30% abaixo dos níveis atuais...
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The Reason Behind China's Interest in Canada's Oil Sands
By Robert Rapier | Mon, 06 August 2012 22:04 |
Over the past two decades, Chinese oil consumption has quadrupled to nearly 10 million barrels per day. For the past decade they have been on a growth trajectory which has shown signs of slowing, but could nevertheless see them overtake the U.S. as the world’s top oil consumer by the end of the decade. As I have written before, I believe China’s economy will be the single-biggest long-term driver of oil prices over at least the next 5-10 years.
As a result, China’s presence has been felt across the globe as they aggressively make acquisitions to feed their thirst for oil. Over the past decade, Chinese spending on energy acquisitions has risen by more than an order of magnitude, rising to nearly $48 billion in 2009 and 2010.
Three companies dominate China’s oil industry: China National Offshore Oil Corp (CNOOC), Sinopec, and China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC). In recent years these companies have made deals to develop oil fields in Iraq, signed contracts with Hugo Chavez, and they have become a major force in Ghana — where they have gone head-to-head with ExxonMobil.
China has long held ambitions with respect to North American resources. In 2005, CNOOC made a takeover bid for U.S.-based Unocal, which was the 9th largest U.S.-energy company. This news alarmed U.S. politicians who injected themselves into the discussions on the basis of national security implications. CNOOC had underestimated the political opposition, and ultimately withdrew their bid. Unocal was taken over by Chevron at a slightly lower price than that offered by CNOOC.
Having learned some valuable lessons from their Unocal experience, this past week CNOOC made a $15 billion bid to take over Canada’s Nexen. The deal would reportedly be the largest acquisition by a Chinese company, and would give China a solid foothold in North America and a more active presence in Canada’s oil sands. (China has already made investments totaling nearly $3 billion in Canada).
News of this deal has once again alarmed U.S. politicians. Democrat Senator Chuck Schumer has drafted a letter to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner in which he argues that the U.S. government should block the deal until China provides fair access for U.S. companies to invest in China. On the face of it that seems laughable; what jurisdiction does the U.S. have over the deal? Probably not a lot, although Nexen does own a U.S. subsidiary with offshore oil assets in the Gulf of Mexico. Congressman Markey also waded into the discussion, sending a letter to Geithner asking that any leases given to CNOOC not receive preferential treatment on royalties.
In my opinion, the deal will ultimately be approved. China has spent time fostering good relations with Canada, and Canada does not want to have the destiny of their oil industry tied primarily to U.S. political whims. I think China’s ultimate objective is to develop a strong presence in Canada’s oil sands, and get a pipeline built to the West Coast. You can bet that they are hoping that the Keystone XL pipeline expansion is not ultimately approved, as failure to expand this pipeline enhances China’s chances of becoming the destination of choice for that oil.
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By Robert Rapier | Mon, 06 August 2012 22:04 |
Over the past two decades, Chinese oil consumption has quadrupled to nearly 10 million barrels per day. For the past decade they have been on a growth trajectory which has shown signs of slowing, but could nevertheless see them overtake the U.S. as the world’s top oil consumer by the end of the decade. As I have written before, I believe China’s economy will be the single-biggest long-term driver of oil prices over at least the next 5-10 years.
As a result, China’s presence has been felt across the globe as they aggressively make acquisitions to feed their thirst for oil. Over the past decade, Chinese spending on energy acquisitions has risen by more than an order of magnitude, rising to nearly $48 billion in 2009 and 2010.
Three companies dominate China’s oil industry: China National Offshore Oil Corp (CNOOC), Sinopec, and China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC). In recent years these companies have made deals to develop oil fields in Iraq, signed contracts with Hugo Chavez, and they have become a major force in Ghana — where they have gone head-to-head with ExxonMobil.
China has long held ambitions with respect to North American resources. In 2005, CNOOC made a takeover bid for U.S.-based Unocal, which was the 9th largest U.S.-energy company. This news alarmed U.S. politicians who injected themselves into the discussions on the basis of national security implications. CNOOC had underestimated the political opposition, and ultimately withdrew their bid. Unocal was taken over by Chevron at a slightly lower price than that offered by CNOOC.
Having learned some valuable lessons from their Unocal experience, this past week CNOOC made a $15 billion bid to take over Canada’s Nexen. The deal would reportedly be the largest acquisition by a Chinese company, and would give China a solid foothold in North America and a more active presence in Canada’s oil sands. (China has already made investments totaling nearly $3 billion in Canada).
News of this deal has once again alarmed U.S. politicians. Democrat Senator Chuck Schumer has drafted a letter to Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner in which he argues that the U.S. government should block the deal until China provides fair access for U.S. companies to invest in China. On the face of it that seems laughable; what jurisdiction does the U.S. have over the deal? Probably not a lot, although Nexen does own a U.S. subsidiary with offshore oil assets in the Gulf of Mexico. Congressman Markey also waded into the discussion, sending a letter to Geithner asking that any leases given to CNOOC not receive preferential treatment on royalties.
In my opinion, the deal will ultimately be approved. China has spent time fostering good relations with Canada, and Canada does not want to have the destiny of their oil industry tied primarily to U.S. political whims. I think China’s ultimate objective is to develop a strong presence in Canada’s oil sands, and get a pipeline built to the West Coast. You can bet that they are hoping that the Keystone XL pipeline expansion is not ultimately approved, as failure to expand this pipeline enhances China’s chances of becoming the destination of choice for that oil.
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SMALL1969 Escreveu:in negocios.pt
"A matéria-prima está em alta nos mercados internacionais depois de o Departamento de Energia dos Estados Unidos ter divulgado que as reservas petrolíferas no país diminuíram duas vezes mais do que o previsto na semana passada."
tanto? Se isto não levanta finalmente a GALP para continuar este movimento de curto prazo, nada o fará.
Pelo menos está a fazer subir a petrobras mais de 5%!
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in negocios.pt
"A matéria-prima está em alta nos mercados internacionais depois de o Departamento de Energia dos Estados Unidos ter divulgado que as reservas petrolíferas no país diminuíram duas vezes mais do que o previsto na semana passada."
tanto? Se isto não levanta finalmente a GALP para continuar este movimento de curto prazo, nada o fará.
"A matéria-prima está em alta nos mercados internacionais depois de o Departamento de Energia dos Estados Unidos ter divulgado que as reservas petrolíferas no país diminuíram duas vezes mais do que o previsto na semana passada."
tanto? Se isto não levanta finalmente a GALP para continuar este movimento de curto prazo, nada o fará.
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SMALL1969 Escreveu:in negocios.pt
"Galp faz descoberta "de grande dimensão" de gás natural em Moçambique.
Este é o quinto poço que o consórcio para a exploração do prospecto Mamba North East perfura com sucesso, adianta a Galp, que detém uma participação de 10% no projecto operado pela ENI (com 70% dos direitos).
disclosure: Estou carregado de Galp e considero o melhor título do Psi20. O meu target está lá para os 20€ no longo prazo. Vendo se quebrar os 9,50€
O importante agora é manter-se acima dos 11 mais uns dias. Sse as reservas baixarem, é uma ajuda para a GALP consolidar esta recuperação. Caso contrário, pode voltar a estar sob fogo.
Mas continuo a prever a manutenção do caminho ascendente da GALP no médio prazo.
in negocios.pt
"Foi anunciado, ontem, pela American Petroleum Institute (API) que o consumo de crude desceu 4% para os 15,9 milhões de barris, na semana passada, o que representa a maior queda num mês. Hoje será divulgado o relatório sobre as reservas semanais de combustíveis publicado pelo Departamento de Energia norte-americano."
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SMALL1969 Escreveu:in negocios.pt
"Galp faz descoberta "de grande dimensão" de gás natural em Moçambique.
Este é o quinto poço que o consórcio para a exploração do prospecto Mamba North East perfura com sucesso, adianta a Galp, que detém uma participação de 10% no projecto operado pela ENI (com 70% dos direitos).
disclosure: Estou carregado de Galp e considero o melhor título do Psi20. O meu target está lá para os 20€ no longo prazo. Vendo se quebrar os 9,50€
O importante agora é manter-se acima dos 11 mais uns dias. Sse as reservas baixarem, é uma ajuda para a GALP consolidar esta recuperação. Caso contrário, pode voltar a estar sob fogo.
Mas continuo a prever a manutenção do caminho ascendente da GALP no médio prazo.
in negocios.pt
"Foi anunciado, ontem, pela American Petroleum Institute (API) que o consumo de crude desceu 4% para os 15,9 milhões de barris, na semana passada, o que representa a maior queda num mês. Hoje será divulgado o relatório sobre as reservas semanais de combustíveis publicado pelo Departamento de Energia norte-americano."
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Re: Deixemo-nos do que gostávamos que acontecesse e analisem
luissm Escreveu:Deve estar a terminar o rally esperado para Junho/Julho dada a DIV- que está a formar. No entanto ainda pode ter mais um impulso até ao limite superior do canal.
Elias Escreveu:A GALP continua com a "pica" toda e hoje já passou os 11,5.
Vou meter a minha "colherada"...
Não considero relevante essa divergência devido à correção que sofreu no final de Junho.
Hoje parece estar a ativar uma figura que normalmente é de reversão junto de resistências/suportes, mas que em 25% dos casos durante um Bear Market (não tenho a certeza deste valor, mas penso que ronda isso) funciona como padrão de continuidade: uma broadening. Podia referir igualmente um H&S, mas o padrão de volume não corresponde.
A sua projeção é de +- 1,30€, o que atira o target para os +-12,70€. Antes temos realmente a LTD que pode colocar bastante respeito os touros. Será?
Fica o gráfico diário.
disclaimer: estou longo.
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