دومین دوره مسابقات ای اف سی
مسابقه
شرایط
- مسابقه از تاریخ 04/07/2011 تا 21/07/2011 برگزار و ادامه خواهد داشت. زمان شروع و پایان مسابقه 12:00 به وقت ترمینال تجاری (CET) می باشد.
- ثبت نام در مسابقه رالی ترید 2011 از تاریخ 10/06/2011 تا 28/06/2011 خواهد بود زمان شروع و پایان مسابقه 12:00 به وقت ترمینال تجاری (CET) می باشد.
- برای مشارکت در مسابقه نیازمند است حساب تجاری واقعی جدید را افتتاح کرده طبق بند 4 شرایط به مبلغ 100 دلار شارژ کنید. شارژ حساب تجاری هم از طریق روش معمولیو هم از طریق انتقال داخلی امکان پذیر می باشد.
- مسابقه توسط حساب تجاری واقعی NetTradeX با سپرده اولیه 100 دلاری (لورج حساب بصورت دلخواه انتخاب می شود) برگزار می شود.
- شارژ حساب تجاری و برداشت وجه در خلال مسابقه امکان پدیر نیست.
- در مسابقه اشخاص حقیقی در سن 18 سال و بالا می توانند شرکت کنند.
- در مسابقه تریدر می تواند فقط در یک حساب تجاری واقعی معامله کند.
- کمپانی آی اف سی مارکتس به عنوان برگزار کنندۀ این مسابقه، این حق را برای خود قائل است که نسبت به حذف حساب های معاملاتی شرکت کنندگانی که با IP یکسان اقدام به ثبت نام نموده اند و یا در مسابقه شرکت می کنند، افدام کند.مسئولیت ریسک های احتمالی مرتبط با این بند برای شرکت کنندگانی که از IP های داینامیک (غیر ثابت) استفاده می کنند، برعهده آن شرکت کنندگان است.
- شرکت کنندگان مسابقه بر اساس شرایط حساب تجاری مبتدی (Beginner) معامله کنند.
- انجام معاملات با جهت مخالف در یک جفت ارز در2 یا چند حساب مسابقه ای برای پیشی گرفتن از دیگر شرکت کنندگان اکیدا ممنوع است.
- شرکت کنندگان باید حداقل 10 معامله کامل (باز و بسته شده) را انجام دهد تا در فهرصت برندگان گنجانده شود.
- شرکت کننده باید ظرف دو روز بعد از آغاز مسابقه لااقل یک معامله را انجام دهد. در غیر این صورت، حساب تجاری از فهرصت شرکت کنندگان حذف خواهد شد.
- تمام پوزیشن های باز در زمان خاطمه مسابقه باید بسته شده باشند، در غیر این صورت به طور خودکار بسته خواهد شد.
- قبل از آغاز مسابقه، تجارت در حساب تجاری مسابقه ای ممنوع می باشد.
- کارگران ای اف سی مارکتس و نزدیکان اشان نمی توانند در مسابقه شرکت کنند.
- نمایندگان ای اف سی مارکتس (IB) نمی توانند در مسابقه شرکت کنند.
- نتایج مقدماتی در صفحه مسابقه بصورت چند بار در روز (از ساعت 07:00 الی 19:00 به وقت سرور گاه) با مشحصات از جمله شماره حساب تجاری، ایکویتی، نیک نام و کشور منتشر خواهند شد.
- بعد از خاطمه مسابقه ای اف سی مارکتس حق دارد صورت حساب های برندگان را در سایت درج کند.
- موجودی حساب های تجاری مسابقه از برنامه های بونوسی (به غیر از واریزی 2 درصد سالانه به موجودی آزاد در حساب تجاری) برخوردار نمی باشند.
- نقض شرایط مسابقه و تخلف از طرف معامله گر باعث حذف حساب تجاری آن از فهرصت مسابقه خواهد شد.
برندگان
- مقام اول به شرکت کننده ای که بیشترین موجودی را در حساب خود دارد، اختصاص خواهد یافت. طبق این شرط برندگان مقام های از دوم تا پنجم تعیین می گردد.
- جایزه ویژه ای اف سی مارکتس به تریدری تعلق می گیرد که تجارت ثابت و کم ریسک از خود نشان دهد. انتخاب برنده جایزه ویژه با کارشناسان ای اف سی مارکتس انجام می شود و قابل بحث و بررسی نمی باشد.
- در صورت مساوی بودن موجودی حساب تریدران تریدری که بیشترین معاملات را انجام داده برنده خواهد شد.
- برنده بایستی مبلغی بیشتر از $100 سپرده اولی کسب کرده باشد.
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جوایز
- مقام اول: $1500
- مقام دوم: $1200
- مقام سوم: $1000
- مقام چهارم: $700
- مقام پنجم: $600
- جایزه ویژه ای اف سی مارکتس: $500.
Dow Jones Newsletter 9th June
| ifcmarkets Intraday snapshot |
| EUR/USD |
Stages a recovery off 1.4565, to target the 1.4650/60 resistance area. Although the dominant EUR bull tone has been weakened somewhat, the structure of the bull wave off the June 2 low at 1.4307 remains solid while projected support at 1.4544 holds. A sustained wave of bull pressure above 1.4660 is required to bring Tuesday's one-month high at 1.4696 back into the picture, creating scope for 1.4798 and 1.4833. Caution lies in the form of a head-and-shoulders top pattern on the 60-minute chart. This recovery off 1.4565 may be forming the right-hand shoulder, and a break below the neckline near 1.4565 would expose 1.4544, with potential for 1.4430. |
| GBP/USD |
| The recovery off 1.6349 is likely to struggle, and is destined to leave the 1.6499 upside target unmet. GBP bears will try to keep Tuesday's high at 1.6472 as a bull failure high, and prompt fresh pressure on Wednesday's low at 1.6349. A break below 1.6325 is required to put GBP bears in control, exposing the June 3 reaction low at 1.6286. Only a break above 1.6499 would negate the bearish outlook, opening the May 31 peak at 1.6546. |
| USD/JPY |
| The recovery off Tuesday's low at 79.69 means the pair has become rangebound, as resistance at 80.33 caps. To validate the recovery, support at the current session low at 79.84 needs to hold, which would prompt a return to Tuesday's 80.33 high. Failure to keep 79.84 intact would bring the focus swiftly back onto the 79.69 low, threatening further pressure on the May 5 reaction low at 79.57. |
| AUD/USD |
| AUD weakness below 1.0588 has confirmed a significant bull failure high at 1.0776, paving the way for a return to the May 25 reaction low at 1.0441. The sharp setback off 1.0665 sparks the downtrend extension, and scope has been created for 1.0412 and 1.0390 in the coming sessions. A 1.618 Fibonacci extension target at 1.0362 provides backup support. Only a recovery above 1.0665 would lift the tone, which is protected by 1.0626. |
| ifcmarkets Focus |
| Monetary policy, public debt, the health of the global economy. Those are the drivers of most major currencies. But not the Swiss franc. It is being driven by the Swiss watch. Or to be put it more precisely, Swiss watch exports. The success of the Swiss economy has already pushed its currency to new record highs against the dollar and the euro and, given the current outlook, more record highs can be expected. The key for the franc has not only been a strong Swiss recovery as well as rising risk aversion but the Swiss National Bank's ability to tolerate a stronger currency. For most other export-dependent economies, a stronger currency means lower exports as companies struggle to compete with cheaper goods in other countries. But Swiss exports haven't been like that in recent months. No longer are Swiss companies struggling to compete in neighboring markets within the euro zone. They have looked further afield to the much more robust economies of Asia where demand for luxury goods has grown exponentially. Swiss watches have been particularly popular, with sales of the country's high-end brand names rising 32% in April alone. According to BNP Paribas, exports to Singapore rose by 61% and those to Hong Kong by 54%. The wealth effect has also been very evident in China. Although overall demand there may have slumped in recent months as the Chinese economy has shown signs of slowing, the country is expected to become the largest customer of luxury goods over the next five to seven years, according to the French bank. In other words, Swiss export income has continued to grow despite the recent rise of the franc, ensuring that the SNB's intolerance of a strong franc, much in evidence just a year ago, has probably disappeared for now. If anything, the Swiss franc is likely to become even more attractive to investors in coming weeks as concerns over the global economic recovery grow and the threat of a Greek debt default refuses to go away. |
| Europe |
| The euro drifted lower but stayed range-bound in European trading Thursday as traders desisted from placing big bets ahead of a key monetary policy statement, leaving the Swiss franc to briefly provide the fireworks as it sold off in thin dealing conditions. Although the European Central Bank is expected to stand pat on interest rates, much like the Bank of England earlier, ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet is expected to mention "strong vigilance" at the press conference at 1230 GMT, thereby signalling a rate rise in July. This has underpinned the euro and helped to offset the renewed downward pressure that emerged Wednesday as doubts resurfaced about the likelihood of a Greek debt bailout, even as the cost of insuring Greek, Portuguese and Irish sovereign debt against default rose to record highs. "We are in a holding position until Trichet starts to speak," said Paul Mackel, senior currency strategist at HSBC in London. Even gloomy GDP figures that underpinned the enormous challenges still facing the euro zone in its efforts to avoid a full-blown crisis on its periphery failed to really shake the euro, which flitted either side of $1.46 against the dollar over the course of the morning. Greece's economy is now estimated to have shrunk 5.5% on the year in the first three months rather than the 4.8% previously announced, while Portugal contracted 0.6% to slip back into technical recession. So it was left to the Swiss franc to provide the session's main excitement, as it tumbled across the board. With no economic data or news to spark the move, traders blamed it on franc-selling by a couple of big banks, triggered stop-losses and thin liquidity. The Bank of England's rate decision passed the markets by for yet another month with the Monetary Policy Committee voting for no change once again. Sterling staged a small recovery after Wednesday's selloff earlier in the session but has traded between $1.6400 and $1.6465 throughout the session. Besides Trichet's press conference, there is little data scheduled for the coming session. But after last week's dreadful non-farm payrolls data, U.S. weekly jobs claims will get some attention. |
| Asia |
| The euro rose against the dollar and yen Thursday in Asia due to speculation that the head of the European Central Bank will signal a near-term rate hike later in the global day. At a meeting later Thursday, the ECB's policy-setting board is likely to vote to keep the bank's key interest rate unchanged at 1.25%, but investors think that ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet may also signal a rate hike in July at his press conference after the meeting. Based on such a view, some Asian investors stocked up the euro because they've sold too much in the past few days on the back of Greek debt concerns, said Yuzo Sakai, a senior dealer at Tokyo Forex and Ueda Harlow. "There was strong euro buying today, and I think it's related to position adjustments ahead of the (Trichet) press conference," he said. As of 0450 GMT, the euro was at $1.4616 from $1.4582 and Y116.98 from Y116.51 in New York Wednesday. But the euro isn't a risk-free prospect, some dealers said. Okasan Securities' senior dealer Tsutomu Soma said that a sharp decline in the currency may arise if the ECB chief does not signal a July rate hike. "If you think about troubled situations in Greece and Portugal, the likelihood of Trichet sounding hawkish isn't 100% guaranteed," he said Elsewhere, the dollar was at Y80.03 from Y79.88 in New York Wednesday. The gains were supported by Japanese importers, dealers said. |
| World |
| Global slowdown worries and persistent doubts about a Greek debt plan sent investors out of higher-yielding currencies into the arms of the safe-harbor dollar Wednesday, which gained against many rivals. The Federal Reserve beige book report noted less optimism about the U.S. economy, adding weight to Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's glum assessment Tuesday that sapped risk sentiment. The euro also was hurt when nervousness about the euro-zone debt crisis was not soothed by a still-unsettled draft plan of the so-called "troika"--the European Union, European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund--that aims to cobble together a new lifeline for Greece. With the smoldering crisis flaring, investors worried the European Central Bank Thursday might take a less-strident tone than expected when it comes to taming inflation. The bank is not expected to increase key rates at its meeting Thursday, but some think President Jean-Claude Trichet will hint at a July increase, which most expect. "Perhaps people are beginning to think Trichet won't be as hawkish as he sees the headwinds the globe is facing," said John McCarthy, manager of currency trading at ING Capital Markets in New York. Those headwinds include the continued back and forth over hammering out a new lifeline for struggling Greece. German Chancellor Angela Merkel endorsed a "soft" restructuring of Greek debt that would involve extending maturities, but warned that an outright default could infect the economies of Spain, Belgium and Italy, according to Dow Jones sources. It is not just Europe that struggles with debt. Fitch Ratings said it would put U.S. debt on watch in early August if Congress fails to raise the federal debt limit. Combined with concerns U.S. growth is slowing, the agency's comments helped cloud the picture of the U.S. recovery. |
تحلیل جفت ارزها - 9th June سری دوم
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