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[Infoo]

a Saxo creio q não tem demo account, mas tens pe esta
http://www.forex.com/forex_demo_account.html

nisso pe o djovarius será o mais adequado pr te responder

mas o melhor seria colocares um tópico novo com um Assunto tipo:

Negociar em Forex: que demo account aconselham?


Cump

[davidrio]

info, qual a Demo que me aconselhas para forex?queria iniciar.me neste mercado mas 1º queria fazer uma temporada de paper trade...
Tkx

[fcc]

Não respondi no outro mas também costumo acompanhar os teus tópicos sempre com muita curiosidade tanto pela qualidade como pela celeridade da informação. KUDDOS INFOO

[Infoo]

pr o vmerk e a quem mais interessar

houve dados a sair pelas 14h e 14:15... mas passaram algo ao lado.... hoje estão mais atentos ao 2º di "bernanke" ao longo da tarde (se o limão ainde tiver sumo) e ao FiliFed pelas 17h

o das 14 ainda podia manipular alguma coisa no forex...mas pe no euro/dolar a coisa deve ter estado mais no vencimento de algumas opções

9:15 AM ET
U.S. Dec. industrial output up revised 0.5% vs up 0.4%
U.S. Jan. industrial capacity lowest level since Feb '06
U.S. Jan. capacity utilization 81.2% vs 81.8% in Dec.
Biggest drop in industrial output since Katrina
U.S. Jan. industrial production down 0.5% vs. -0.1% expected

ECONOMIC REPORT: Industrial output falls sharply in Jan.
By Greg Robb, MarketWatch Last Update: 9:28 AM ET Feb 15, 2007

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - U.S. industrial production fell by the largest amount since Hurricane Katrina, the Federal Reserve reported Thursday.
Industrial output fell 0.5% in January. This is the fourth decline in the past five months.
Capacity utilization fell to 81.2% in January from 81.8% in December. This is the lowest level since last February.
The sharp drops in production and capacity surprised analysts.
Economists were expecting production to fall 0.1% and capacity utilization to fall to 81.6%, according to a survey conducted by MarketWatch. See Economic Calendar.
Production in December rose 0.5%, up slightly from the initial estimate of a 0.4% gain.
Production is up 2.6% in the past 12 months.
Manufacturing output fell 0.7% in January, as the production of motor vehicles and parts fell 6% .
Industrial production, excluding autos, fell 0.2% in January after a 0.5% gain in December.
The decline in industrial output would have been worse without the sharp rise in utility output in January.
The output of utilities rebounded 2.3% in January after falling 2.7% in December as temperatures grew colder.
All major market groups declined in January.
The output of consumer goods fell 0.2% after rising 0.1% in December.
Business equipment production fell 1.6% in January after a 2.3% rise in the previous month.
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9:01 AM ET
Capital flows to US reverse in December to outflow of $11B
Dec first outflow of capital from US since June 2005
Capital flows to US reverse in December to outflow of $11B
Dec first outflow of capital from US since June 2005
Dollar falls after Treasury capital flows data

ECONOMIC REPORT: U.S. sees first net capital outflow since June 2005
By Greg Robb, MarketWatch Last Update: 9:55 AM ET Feb 15, 2007

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - U.S. monthly capital flows reversed in December to an outflow for the first time since June 2005, the Treasury Department reported Thursday.
The U.S. recorded an outflow of $11 billion in December, compared with an inflow of $70.5 billion in November, the Treasury said.
The figure includes both long-term and short-term securities. The outflow resulted from total sales of $42.5 billion in both long-term and short-term securities by private investors. These sales were partially offset by $31.5 billion in purchases by official institutions.
U.S. residents purchased a net $47.4 billion in long-term foreign securities.
Net long-term capital inflows, meanwhile, fell to $15.6 billion in December from $84.9 billion in November. This is the lowest inflow since January 2002.
Foreign private investors sold stocks in December, and bought fewer Treasury bonds and corporate bonds.
Foreign central banks bought a record amount of government agency bonds in December.
Overall, foreign private investors bought $39 billion in long-term securities in December compared with $115.7 billion in November. They purchased only $4.5 billion in Treasury bonds and notes in December, compared with $33.1 in the previous month, according to the data.
Foreign private investors sold $11.1 billion in equities in December, after buying $9.1 billion in November.
Foreign official institutions bought a record $15.5 billion in government agency bonds, up from $4 billion in the previous month.
A senior Treasury official said the monthly data is volatile and should be viewed over longer terms