Johan1981, op 11 maart 2010 om 19:55 uur bij Ageas

@dioptera
elke keer als ie boven de 600 komt. komt er een tegenslag. Knalt ie richting de stop loss en sta ik weer op 480 of zo. Dan klimt ie weer rustig en dan zakt ie weer. ik heb het dan wel over 56 succesvolle orders en maar 3 slechte per maand. Moet dus fine tunen. Ik ben overigens nu wel met standaard setting bezig. Ik kan de stop loss nog laten zakken met de bedoeling dat ie er niet snel tegenaan komt. Maar ja..als het dan wel gebeurd, dan ist goed mis. hmmm wat to to

Johan1981, op 11 maart 2010 om 14:01 uur bij Ageas

@ dioptera

Ik werk met Fapturbo. op zich een leuk systeem en volledig automatisch. opent en sluit zelf oders tijdens de rustige periode op de dag. Heb voor de gein 100 eur ingezet. loopt nu op naar 600. Maar kan die niet doorbreken. Voor de valuta Eur/Usd raad ik Megadroid aan. Die kent een strategie voor lange en korte termijn.

Als je meer wilt weten hoor ik dat graag

Johan1981, op 04 maart 2010 om 18:49 uur bij AMG

Grondstoffen gaan omhoog in herstellende economie

Johan1981, op 26 oktober 2009 om 10:53 uur bij AMG

Slechte cijfers op komst?? Het gaat nu wel heel hard naar beneden!!
-4,52%!

Johan1981, op 07 oktober 2009 om 11:09 uur bij AMG

NEW YORK -- Alcoa Inc. reports quarterly results on Wednesday, marking the unofficial start of earnings season, and options traders appeared to be taking mostly bullish positions in the aluminum giant.

Trading in Alcoa climbed to twice the normal level, with investors picking up 110,000 "calls" that allow them to buy the company's stock and 46,000 "puts" that allow them to sell it, according to Trade Alert.

Traders gravitated toward Alcoa's October $14 calls, as well as its longer-dated November $15 calls, preparing for the shares to maintain momentum into autumn. The October calls are priced at 60 cents and make money if Alcoa shares rise above $14.60 before Oct. 16 -- about 5% above Tuesday's closing price of $13.89, which represented a 3.5% gain.

Tuesday's activity precedes Alcoa's third-quarter earnings, which the company reports after the market closes on Wednesday. Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expect the company to post a loss of nine cents a share.

The bullish tone of the trades suggests investors believe Alcoa will match or beat expectations, but also reflects a general optimism heading into the newest batch of earnings, said Joe Kinahan, chief derivatives strategist for TD Ameritrade.

"I think there's a world-wide view that we've recovered a bit," Mr. Kinahan said. "There's an optimism going into earnings, and Alcoa could kick us off on the right foot."

Elsewhere in options, traders kept a close eye on Safeway Inc. and Pfizer Inc., two other companies that are slated to report earnings in coming weeks.

In Safeway, which issues third-quarter earnings on Oct. 15, options traders appeared to be adopting mostly bullish positions. Picking up a total of 11,000 calls and 2,000 puts in the supermarket company, traders showed particular interest in November $20 calls. Those contracts are priced at $1.10 and make money if Safeway rises above $21.10 before Nov. 20. The stock hasn't broken through that level since June and closed the session at $20.32, up 2.1%.

In Pfizer, which reports results on Oct. 20, traders elected to sell long-dated call options in what appeared to be "call writing" transactions. These trades involve the sale of call options in the belief that the company's stock can climb, but not above the "strike price" of the calls. If that happens, the calls expire worthless and the investor gets to keep the premium they collected by selling them.

Traders in this case appeared to be selling January $20 calls that expire in 2011. They collected about 90 cents by selling the contracts and stand to make money as long as Pfizer trades below $20.90 until early 2011. The shares closed on Tuesday at $16.78, up 2.3%.

There was also some bearish activity in Medtronic Inc. after fellow medical-device maker St. Jude Medical Inc. issued preliminary third-quarter results that were weaker than expected. St. Jude said hospitals have been slow to stock certain medical devices, raising questions about the effects such a trend could have on the broader industry.

Trading in Medtronic jumped to twice the normal level, with investors picking up 4,000 calls and 12,000 puts. A bulk of the action took place in October $35 puts as investors looked to protect their Medtronic stock against declines below $35 or to speculate on such moves taking place. Medtronic shares closed at $36.19, losing 0.7%.

Johan1981, op 07 oktober 2009 om 11:08 uur bij AEGON

NEW YORK -- Alcoa Inc. reports quarterly results on Wednesday, marking the unofficial start of earnings season, and options traders appeared to be taking mostly bullish positions in the aluminum giant.

Trading in Alcoa climbed to twice the normal level, with investors picking up 110,000 "calls" that allow them to buy the company's stock and 46,000 "puts" that allow them to sell it, according to Trade Alert.

Traders gravitated toward Alcoa's October $14 calls, as well as its longer-dated November $15 calls, preparing for the shares to maintain momentum into autumn. The October calls are priced at 60 cents and make money if Alcoa shares rise above $14.60 before Oct. 16 -- about 5% above Tuesday's closing price of $13.89, which represented a 3.5% gain.

Tuesday's activity precedes Alcoa's third-quarter earnings, which the company reports after the market closes on Wednesday. Analysts polled by Thomson Reuters expect the company to post a loss of nine cents a share.

The bullish tone of the trades suggests investors believe Alcoa will match or beat expectations, but also reflects a general optimism heading into the newest batch of earnings, said Joe Kinahan, chief derivatives strategist for TD Ameritrade.

"I think there's a world-wide view that we've recovered a bit," Mr. Kinahan said. "There's an optimism going into earnings, and Alcoa could kick us off on the right foot."

Elsewhere in options, traders kept a close eye on Safeway Inc. and Pfizer Inc., two other companies that are slated to report earnings in coming weeks.

In Safeway, which issues third-quarter earnings on Oct. 15, options traders appeared to be adopting mostly bullish positions. Picking up a total of 11,000 calls and 2,000 puts in the supermarket company, traders showed particular interest in November $20 calls. Those contracts are priced at $1.10 and make money if Safeway rises above $21.10 before Nov. 20. The stock hasn't broken through that level since June and closed the session at $20.32, up 2.1%.

In Pfizer, which reports results on Oct. 20, traders elected to sell long-dated call options in what appeared to be "call writing" transactions. These trades involve the sale of call options in the belief that the company's stock can climb, but not above the "strike price" of the calls. If that happens, the calls expire worthless and the investor gets to keep the premium they collected by selling them.

Traders in this case appeared to be selling January $20 calls that expire in 2011. They collected about 90 cents by selling the contracts and stand to make money as long as Pfizer trades below $20.90 until early 2011. The shares closed on Tuesday at $16.78, up 2.3%.

There was also some bearish activity in Medtronic Inc. after fellow medical-device maker St. Jude Medical Inc. issued preliminary third-quarter results that were weaker than expected. St. Jude said hospitals have been slow to stock certain medical devices, raising questions about the effects such a trend could have on the broader industry.

Trading in Medtronic jumped to twice the normal level, with investors picking up 4,000 calls and 12,000 puts. A bulk of the action took place in October $35 puts as investors looked to protect their Medtronic stock against declines below $35 or to speculate on such moves taking place. Medtronic shares closed at $36.19, losing 0.7%.

Johan1981, op 07 oktober 2009 om 10:58 uur bij AMG

Mijn zegen hebben ze! Nu hopen dat de productie toe gaat nemen en dan lekekr vasthouden en bijkopen. Ik zit ben ingestap op 9,51. Daarvoor een ritje gemaakt met Aegon

Johan1981, op 07 oktober 2009 om 08:53 uur bij AMG

Alcoa heeft het aardig gedaan.
13.89 +0.47 (3.50%)
After Hours: 13.97 +0.08 (0.58%)
Oct 6, 5:59PM EDT
Dat geeft de burger weer moed.
Ik zeg niet te gekke sprongen en rustig naar de 12!!

Johan1981, op 06 oktober 2009 om 14:13 uur bij AMG

Alcoa: Geen pre market stijging als de cijfers slecht zijn lijkt me.
Er wordt duidelijk ingezet op beter dan de verwachting van analisten

13.42 +0.60 (4.68%)
Pre-market: 13.80 +0.38 (2.83%)
Oct 6, 8:08AM EDT
kwartaal cijfers 07-10

Johan1981, op 02 oktober 2009 om 16:17 uur bij AMG

Leuke order!! kopen AMG!

SOURCE: AMG Advanced Metallurgical Group N.V.
Oct 01, 2009 08:50 ETAMG affiliate Timminco provides update on solar grade silicon operations
AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS--(Marketwire - October 1, 2009) - AMG Advanced Metallurgical Group N.V.'s ("AMG", EURONEXT AMSTERDAM: "AMG") 47.9% owned affiliate, Timminco Limited ("Timminco"; TSX: TIM) announced today that it has sold 80 metric tons of solar grade silicon to AMG Conversion Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of AMG Advanced Metallurgical Group N.V. ("AMG"). AMG owns a 47.9% equity interest in Timminco. The value of the sale is approximately C$3.1 million. The price of the solar grade silicon is consistent with what has been negotiated for similar material with third parties and was reviewed by the designated independent representatives of the boards of directors of each of Timminco and AMG.

In addition to its base silicon metal business, Timminco will continue to focus on producing high quality solar grade silicon while AMG Conversion will use the solar grade silicon and advanced furnace technology supplied by AMG's Engineering Systems' division to produce solar grade ingots and bricks for the solar wafer market.