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Sergey Golubev
Sergey Golubev
Comment to topic Algo Interesante
Programación basada en autómatas como nuevo enfoque en la creación de sistemas de trading automatizados Para empezar, esta materia es completamente nueva para los operadores que desarrollan EA
Sergey Golubev
VMware launches virtual SAN software
VMware has introduced software designed to make it much easier for its customers to store large numbers of virtual machines (VMs) created with the company’s software.
“It is about management simplification,” said Alberto Farronato, VMware director of product marketing for storage and availability.
The software, VMware Virtual SAN (vSAN), is the company’s first foray into storage virtualization. The company made its name offering server virtualization and is also ramping up offerings for desktop and network virtualization as well. The software provides storage space for the virtual disks (VDs) that hold the data needed to run VMs.
read more here http://www.pcworld.com/article/2107720/vmware-launches-virtual-san-software.html
VMware has introduced software designed to make it much easier for its customers to store large numbers of virtual machines (VMs) created with the company’s software.
“It is about management simplification,” said Alberto Farronato, VMware director of product marketing for storage and availability.
The software, VMware Virtual SAN (vSAN), is the company’s first foray into storage virtualization. The company made its name offering server virtualization and is also ramping up offerings for desktop and network virtualization as well. The software provides storage space for the virtual disks (VDs) that hold the data needed to run VMs.
read more here http://www.pcworld.com/article/2107720/vmware-launches-virtual-san-software.html
Sergey Golubev
Sergey Golubev
Comment to topic Press review
Trading the News: USD - Michigan Consumer Sentiment (based on dailyfx article ) U. of Michigan Confidence to Improve for Second Consecutive Month, Has Held Above 80 for the Last Three-Month; High of
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Sergey Golubev
Euro set to attack $1.40, Antipodeans surge (based on reuters article)
The prospect of further inflows of capital and a lack of any easing in European monetary policy helped the euro back to 2-1/2 year highs and the verge of a break above $1.40 on Thursday.
The New Zealand and Australian dollars both also surged, the kiwi boosted by a rise in central bank rates and signs of more to come, while stronger-than-expected employment numbers helped the Aussie.
With views differing on the barriers between $1.3950 and $1.40, dealers said that a break past psychological resistance near the round number could see it head swiftly higher.
The single currency has surprised many with its strength this year but the European Central Bank's (ECB) determination to sit out what it sees as temporary falls in prices in some euro zone member states has opened the door to more gains.
"The policy messages and data support the euro and we think that will allow it to continue to push higher from here," Ian Stannard, a strategist at Morgan Stanley in London, said.
The prospect of further inflows of capital and a lack of any easing in European monetary policy helped the euro back to 2-1/2 year highs and the verge of a break above $1.40 on Thursday.
The New Zealand and Australian dollars both also surged, the kiwi boosted by a rise in central bank rates and signs of more to come, while stronger-than-expected employment numbers helped the Aussie.
With views differing on the barriers between $1.3950 and $1.40, dealers said that a break past psychological resistance near the round number could see it head swiftly higher.
The single currency has surprised many with its strength this year but the European Central Bank's (ECB) determination to sit out what it sees as temporary falls in prices in some euro zone member states has opened the door to more gains.
"The policy messages and data support the euro and we think that will allow it to continue to push higher from here," Ian Stannard, a strategist at Morgan Stanley in London, said.
Sergey Golubev
Sergey Golubev
Comment to topic Informações e Dicas Relacionadas ao Terminal MetaTrader 5
Vantagens dos Sinais MQL5 O serviço de Sinais de negociação introduzido recentemente no MetaTrader 5 permite que os negociadores copiem as operações de negociação de qualquer provedor de sinais. Os
Sergey Golubev
Sergey Golubev
Comment to topic Informações e Dicas Relacionadas ao Terminal MetaTrader 5
Quão seguro é comprar os produtos no Mercado MQL5? O Mercado MQL5 é um serviço projetado para a compra segura de Expert Advisors, indicadores e outros aplicativos. Todo o processo de compra (desde a
Sergey Golubev
Sergey Golubev
Comment to topic Informações e Dicas Relacionadas ao Terminal MetaTrader 5
Como escrever uma boa descrição para um produto do mercado Você é um desenvolvedor que está ganhando dinheiro escrevendo aplicativos para o Mercado do MQL5 ? Excelente! Ajudaremos você a obter ainda
Sergey Golubev
Sergey Golubev
Comment to topic Informações e Dicas Relacionadas ao Terminal MetaTrader 5
Como preparar cotações do MetaTrader 5 para outros aplicativos Introdução 1. Tópicos abordados 2. Formato de dados 3. Parâmetros externos do programa 4. Verificação dos parâmetros inseridos pelo
Sergey Golubev
Sergey Golubev
Comment to topic Informações e Dicas Relacionadas ao Terminal MetaTrader 5
Como comprar um robô de negociação na AppStore do MetaTrader? Agora você também pode usar robôs de negociação e quaisquer indicadores técnicos com o MetaTrader 5. Você apenas precisa executar o
Sergey Golubev
Sergey Golubev
Comment to topic Algo Interesante
Por qué es el mercado de MQL5 el mejor lugar para vender estrategias de trading e indicadores técnicos Hemos creado el mercado MQL5 para ayudar a las programadores de Expert Advisors e indicadores a
Sergey Golubev
Sergey Golubev
Comment to topic Algo Interesante
Cómo publicar un producto en el Mercado El servicio del Mercado ofrece oportunidades únicas para los programadores de sistemas analíticos y robots de trading. Ahora sus programas van directamente a
Sergey Golubev
Sergey Golubev
Comment to topic Algo Interesante
AutoElliottWaveMaker - La herramienta de MetaTrader 5 para el análisis semi-automático de los ondas de Elliott El artículo "La implementación del análisis automático de ondas de Elliott en MQL5" trata
Sergey Golubev
Sergey Golubev
Comment to topic Algo Interesante
La última cruzada Hay por defecto tres formas de presentación del precio de un instrumento disponibles en el terminal de Meta Trader 5 (así como en Meta Trader 4 ): barras, velas y líneas
Sergey Golubev
Sergey Golubev
Comment to topic Algo Interesante
Proteger el código MQL5 Protección con contraseña, generadores de claves, límites de tiempo, licencias remotas y técnicas de encriptación de claves de licencia de EA avanzadas La mayoría de
Sergey Golubev
Sergey Golubev
Comment to topic Algo Interesante
Trademinator 3: El auge de las máquinas de trading Erase una vez en un lejano foro ( MQL5 ) dos artículos: "Algoritmos genéticos, ¡es fácil!" por joo y " Dr. Tradelove... " por me , fueron publicados
Sergey Golubev
Житель Липецка после споров о событиях на Украине покусал бойцовую собаку
Подробнее: http://www.rosbalt.ru/federal/2014/03/12/1243358.html
Подробнее: http://www.rosbalt.ru/federal/2014/03/12/1243358.html
Sergey Golubev
bota mircea
Ahead of the Bell: US Unemployment Benefits
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Labor Department reports on the number of people who applied for U.S. unemployment benefits last week. The report will be released at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Thursday.
SMALL REBOUND LIKELY: Economists forecast the number of people seeking benefits will rise 7,000 to a seasonally adjusted 330,000, according to a survey by FactSet. That modest increase would follow a sharp drop in applications two weeks ago to 323,000, from 349,000.
JOB MARKET ON THE MEND: Applications are a proxy for layoffs. They are currently close to pre-recession levels, a sign that companies are cutting few workers. That suggests they are confident the economy will continue to grow in the coming months.
Story: Paul Ryan Gets Serious About Poverty
Hiring picked up in February after two sluggish months, the government said last week. Employers added 175,000 jobs, up from 129,000 in January and close to the monthly average of the past two years.
The unemployment rate ticked up to 6.7 percent, but the increase occurred partly for a good reason: more people started looking for jobs. Most weren't immediately hired, boosting the unemployment rate. But the fact that they started job hunting suggests they were optimistic about their prospects.
Last week's jobs report suggested the economy was recovering after harsh winter weather caused auto sales to dip, sales of existing homes to plummet, and Americans to spend less at stores and restaurants.
Video: Sen. King: U.S. Needs to Focus on Deficit Reduction
Employers advertised more jobs in January, a separate government report said earlier this week, suggesting that hiring will likely remain steady in the coming months.
The weather did force about 6 million people with full-time jobs to work part-time in February. Many of their paychecks will shrink, likely weighing on spending.
That's one reason economists forecast growth will slow to an annual rate of 2 percent or less in the first three months of this year, down from 2.4 percent in the final three months of last year. But as the weather improves, most analysts expect growth to rebound to an annual rate near 3 percent.
source: http://www.businessweek.com
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Labor Department reports on the number of people who applied for U.S. unemployment benefits last week. The report will be released at 8:30 a.m. Eastern Thursday.
SMALL REBOUND LIKELY: Economists forecast the number of people seeking benefits will rise 7,000 to a seasonally adjusted 330,000, according to a survey by FactSet. That modest increase would follow a sharp drop in applications two weeks ago to 323,000, from 349,000.
JOB MARKET ON THE MEND: Applications are a proxy for layoffs. They are currently close to pre-recession levels, a sign that companies are cutting few workers. That suggests they are confident the economy will continue to grow in the coming months.
Story: Paul Ryan Gets Serious About Poverty
Hiring picked up in February after two sluggish months, the government said last week. Employers added 175,000 jobs, up from 129,000 in January and close to the monthly average of the past two years.
The unemployment rate ticked up to 6.7 percent, but the increase occurred partly for a good reason: more people started looking for jobs. Most weren't immediately hired, boosting the unemployment rate. But the fact that they started job hunting suggests they were optimistic about their prospects.
Last week's jobs report suggested the economy was recovering after harsh winter weather caused auto sales to dip, sales of existing homes to plummet, and Americans to spend less at stores and restaurants.
Video: Sen. King: U.S. Needs to Focus on Deficit Reduction
Employers advertised more jobs in January, a separate government report said earlier this week, suggesting that hiring will likely remain steady in the coming months.
The weather did force about 6 million people with full-time jobs to work part-time in February. Many of their paychecks will shrink, likely weighing on spending.
That's one reason economists forecast growth will slow to an annual rate of 2 percent or less in the first three months of this year, down from 2.4 percent in the final three months of last year. But as the weather improves, most analysts expect growth to rebound to an annual rate near 3 percent.
source: http://www.businessweek.com
Sergey Golubev
Sergey Golubev
Comment to topic Something Interesting to Read March 2014
The Wave Principle by Ralph Nelson Elliott The Elliott Wave Principle is a form of technical analysis that some traders use to analyze financial market cycles and forecast market trends by identifying