欧元空单拿了两百点，英镑空单也平了，这波操作到此为止。该帖也到此为止。 论坛发帖我都坚持不长，以后有空来看看就好，发帖就算了。

本周欧元还有一定的跌幅，持空单的朋友要持仓了！

呵呵，刚想来提问，发现楼主封贴了。 这个帖子不知不觉也有4页了，这波操作也很成功，祝福楼主~~:hua: 想问的问题是日本政府果然量化宽松了，可是从那之后连续这几个交易日日元不跌反升，表现很强，可以从哪些方面理解这个现象呢？

日本政府果然量化宽松了，可是从那之后连续这几个交易日日元不跌反升，表现很强，可以从哪些方面理解这个现象呢？ 答：1、日本央行增加1万亿的购债计划，在力度上逊于美国每月400亿、无限期的规模； 2、从那之后连续这几个交易日中公布的中国、欧洲经济数据的疲软，打压了市场的风险偏好情绪； 3、从日元资产的吸引力来说，更胜于欧元、美元。 正如我之前所说的，货币政策之后，市场的焦点放在经济增长上。这是近期的主导因素。

在这个论坛里，每个人的程度、方式、方法都不相同，但是主要的分析手段都放在技术上，而认同我并认可我的人寥寥无几，这也使得我丧失了讨论的基础。虽然我的技术并不差，但是我在论坛里却总是发些基本面信息，因为论坛里已经有很多人在发技术图了，有的甚至好过于我，所以我就不赘述了。

楼主又要消失了啊

Spain's Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy on Wednesday said he was ready to seek a new rescue package for his troubled country but only if its debt financing costs remain too high for too long.

每个人的程度、方式、方法都不相同

货币政策之后，市场的焦点放在经济增长上。这是近期的主导因素。 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 原来如此，怪不得有点迷惑，什么时候市场开始情绪开始从QE3悄悄转向欧债了，一切都在悄然发生着变化。 正所谓外行看热闹，内行看门道。 你这么一解释，稍微明白了一点。日元也清晰一些了~~:hua: 呵呵，在孤独中坚持前行，也是自我修炼的一种方式吧？希望这个帖子能一直坚持下去，哪怕没有一个观众，楼主就当做是和自己内心的对话好了~~

呵呵，其实非常喜欢楼主以前的那些技术图表的。 把基本面和技术面合理有效的结合在一起，是楼主的特点和优势，可以在这个帖子里坚持做下去呀~~ 就当是传道了也好，或者是对自己交易的记录~~ 这个行业如此艰难，希望楼主可以坚持这个帖子，给基本面和技术分析的结合，留下一点点小小的土壤~~

周三，西班牙首相拉霍伊在联合国大会上发表演讲时表示，西班牙将坚持财政和结构改革，西班牙的各个阶层都将要作出牺牲。 “我们都知道我们必须这么做，而且当我们意识到这点时，我们就一直在努力。我们也知道这会让整个西班牙牺牲很多……”拉霍伊在纽约发表此番言论时，马德里街头新一轮抗议紧缩活动已经持续两天。 在马德里的暴力抗议活动和加泰罗尼亚地区要求独立的压力，迫使政府寻求外部援助以恢复公共财政秩序。 拉霍伊之前一直对寻求援助犹豫不决，但是在本周WSJ的一个采访中，他表示如果西班牙债务融资成本还是会在长时期里维持高水平，他将寻求援助。

在马德里的暴力抗议活动和加泰罗尼亚地区要求独立的压力，迫使政府寻求外部援助以恢复公共财政秩序。

看看.顶顶.有图就有真相.顶顶顶.

9月的欧元区消费者和企业信心为连续第6个月减弱。其中，欧元区核心国家的信心出现大幅下滑。 欧盟委员会周四说，其月度经济信心指标自8月的86.1跌至85.0，为自2009年底以来的最低读数，且进一步跌至1990年以来的均值读数100.0下方。 委员会说，在所有欧元区较大成员国中，法国、荷兰和德国跌幅最大。来自意大利的读数仅小幅下跌，而西班牙则大幅上升，这表明欧洲央行的购债承诺改善了处于困境国家的信心。 欧元区核心国家的信心减弱表明，这些尚未陷入收缩的经济体未来几月将需要努力挣扎，才能摆脱缩水，而这将反过来限制核心国家帮助已陷入衰退的南欧国家的能力。 欧元区一季度经济环比增长停滞，二季度缩水了0.2%。经济学家们预计，欧元区三季度经济继续收缩，并导致区域陷入技术性衰退。

现价尝试介入欧元多单，止损为前低1.2830，止盈暂不设置。

Adding to concerns over Spain, the indebted Castilla La Mancha region may seek 800 million euros ($1 billion) in emergency funding from the central government, regional and party sources said on Thursday. Most strategists said the euro was likely to appreciate if and when Spain requests a bailout to trigger ECB bond-buying, although gains would be curbed by renewed concerns about Greece. Demonstrators clashed with police in Athens and Madrid this week in protest over new austerity measures. Greece's international lenders are at loggerheads over how to respond to its debt crisis, threatening more trouble for the euro in the coming weeks. A Moody's review of Spain's ratings is also expected this week. A cut could take the country below investment grade and put further pressure on policymakers.

行情无情地将我的底单止损打掉后上涨，设置止损还是有一点问题，不过之后的上涨证明了我原来的想法是正确的，现时进场多欧元已然没有价格优势，但是方向没有问题，还是轻仓尝试。

An array of U.S. data, meanwhile, painted a mixed economic picture. Orders for long-lasting U.S. manufactured goods dropped sharply in August suggesting the main engine of economic growth was stalling, offsetting hopeful signs of an improvement in the labor market. A separate report showed the number of Americans filing new claims for jobless benefits fell 26,000 last week to a two-month low. U.S. economic growth, on the other hand, was much weaker than previously estimated in the second quarter as a drought cut into inventories.

Consumer prices in the 17 countries sharing the euro rose 2.7 percent year-on-year, the European Union's statistics office Eurostat said on Friday in a first estimate that marked a rise from 2.6 percent in August. Markets had expected inflation to ease to 2.5 percent. Energy prices jumped 9.2 percent after a 8.9 percent rise the previous month. But core inflation, excluding both energy and unprocessed foods, fell to 1.7 percent, its lowest level in a year. Together with recent data indicating that the euro zone economy entered a recession in the third quarter, Friday's inflation reading kept intact expectations that the ECB will not wait long before delivering a growth-boosting rate cut. "It seems highly likely that the ECB will take interest rates down from 0.75 percent to 0.50 percent in the fourth quarter," said Howard Archer, economist at IHS Global Insight. "While the ECB could act as soon as its October meeting next Thursday, we lean towards the view that they will probably hold off to November."

France was also under the microscope on Friday. President Francois Hollande's first annual budget, the country's toughest in 30 years, raised taxes to bring in 30 billion euros ($39 billion) to keep deficit-cutting promises. France announced its public-sector debt rose almost 2.0 percent to 91 percent of gross domestic product. Investors this week have again expressed concern that the euro zone is failing to gain control over its debt crisis though spending cuts announced in Spain's budget on Thursday helped the yield on Madrid's 10-year bond fall back below 6.0 percent. However, euro zone inflation data limited any falls in yields on Friday as a surprise rise in Eurostat's flash September reading cast doubts over the near-term chances of another interest rate cut from the European Central Bank.