DIA Dow Jones 30 (ETF)
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Veo todo tan negativo , que espero que sea , como ustedes dicen , que manana se haga todo pomada , leo muchos sitios y dicen se viene el crash de vuelta , mi unico miedo por mas que ponga el sentimiento del mercado y todo , es que si todos vemos tan de cerca la baja y creemos que se hace percha , se dara ? No seria muy obvio , por supuesto varios de ustedes me dira la bolsa da mucho , pero hay varios que en la suba de 6500 a 11000 se quedaron afuera esperando mas baja .
Yo creo que que la TLT el viernes para mi empezo a mostar agotamiento y termino negativa . El mercado esta sobrecomprando , mucho bear esperando que se haga merda , y mucho comprando a la baja , cuidado que no nos hagamos tuco
Abrazo
Yo creo que que la TLT el viernes para mi empezo a mostar agotamiento y termino negativa . El mercado esta sobrecomprando , mucho bear esperando que se haga merda , y mucho comprando a la baja , cuidado que no nos hagamos tuco
Abrazo
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Con los ultimos datos donde irá a parar el ecri?
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her_unlimited escribió: Hola gente como andan, phantom creo que por ahí es la visión a mediano plazo, la unica diferencia que veo es en el canal azul, yo lo veo como una cuña bajista desde una vela anterior a donde empezaste el soporte. Creo que seguira con formaciones similares laterales hasta que den un nuevo dato de crecimiento de economía y sin tanta fruta dando vueltas por tantos sitios de noticias, límites en el dj 10.000 - 10.700

el piso de la cuña concide con el techo de un viejo canal, parece ser pullback a ese techo...
IMO puede rebotar lo que quiera pero por fundamentals esto sigue siendo
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el_sobrino
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Para el que se quiera divertir un rato:
http://www.forexpros.es/equities/alemania
Todas las acciones completas que cotizan en todos los paises que figuran a la izquierda de la pantalla en tiempo real.
Si es de ayuda para alguien,bienvenido sea.
http://www.forexpros.es/equities/alemania
Todas las acciones completas que cotizan en todos los paises que figuran a la izquierda de la pantalla en tiempo real.
Si es de ayuda para alguien,bienvenido sea.
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TonyMontana
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alguien vio el $CRB?

banderin invertido activado. la otra vez adelanto al rebote del mkt, ahora estara adelantando la baja?

banderin invertido activado. la otra vez adelanto al rebote del mkt, ahora estara adelantando la baja?
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el_sobrino
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DarGomJUNIN escribió:"Sobrino", esto parece ser grave.
Tuvimos "efecto Camello" (Dubai), "efecto Partenón" (Grecia) y ahora ¿"efecto Canguro?![]()
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Darío de Junín
No lo se,como dijo phantom esto pega duro...yo llevo al mercado como el juego del shenga...dos habil muy habiles jugadores(bulles y bear) que lo estan jugando y cada palito que sacan no se nota...pero sin notarse cada vez queden menos chances..la torre se inclina(dow)bien despacio..tirando lineas se nota muy bien la inclinacion..por eso decia es muy lento el proceso pero cuando saquen ese palito,ese que estoy esperando creo que en dos o tres dias derrapa fuerte..es mi opinion.
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Si "un tiro" es shortearse....hmmmm....muy cerca de soportes importantes.
Pero tampoco por ello iría long....
Si ya sé, pregunta obligada: para que miércoles subiste el chart entonces?
Para ver que hace. Wai&See. No pago para ver todavía.
El año pasado derrapo hasta abajo de los 3 mangos....y sin grandes noticias se fue un 50% arriba...Por eso pense que sugerias la tentacion de shortearla.....
Pero tampoco por ello iría long....
Si ya sé, pregunta obligada: para que miércoles subiste el chart entonces?
Para ver que hace. Wai&See. No pago para ver todavía.
El año pasado derrapo hasta abajo de los 3 mangos....y sin grandes noticias se fue un 50% arriba...Por eso pense que sugerias la tentacion de shortearla.....
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DarGomJUNIN
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"Sobrino", esto parece ser grave.
Tuvimos "efecto Camello" (Dubai), "efecto Partenón" (Grecia) y ahora ¿"efecto Canguro?
Darío de Junín
Tuvimos "efecto Camello" (Dubai), "efecto Partenón" (Grecia) y ahora ¿"efecto Canguro?
Darío de Junín
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Australia's two major parties began wooing independent lawmakers on Sunday after an inconclusive election left the nation facing its first hung parliament since 1940, the worst possible outcome for markets.
The Australian dollar and shares are likely to face a sell-off when trading resumes on Monday, analysts said, with the vote count threatening to drag on for days and both the ruling Labour party and opposition seemingly unable to win a majority.
"The uncertainty is going to be a real killer to the financial markets," said economist Craig James of Commsec, suggesting the local currency could fall a cent or more.
With 78 percent of votes counted, a hung parliament looked likely, with two possible scenarios for minority government: a conservative administration backed by rural independents or a Labour government supported by one or two Green or green-minded MPs.
In either case, former conservative treasurer Peter Costello said, Australia faces a shaky administration which could fall within 12 months.
"It's quite possible with an unstable situation like this that we could be back to the polls within a year," he said.
Investors would prefer a minority conservative administration over a Labour-Green arrangement, UBS chief strategist David Cassidy said, noting that conservative leader Tony Abbott had pledged to scrap Labor's proposed 30 percent mining tax.
The tax on major iron ore and coal-mining operations has weighed on mining stocks such as BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto and the Australian dollar.
"Clearly the market won't like the uncertainty," UBS's Cassidy said, predicting moderate selling. But he said markets would be most concerned about a Labor-Green government, given the Greens also would be strong in the upper house Senate.
"Markets would be uncomfortable with a Labour government with Green assistance," he added.
STRANGE BEDFELLOWS
Election experts say both Prime Minister Julia Gillard's Labour party and the opposition conservatives are likely to fall short of enough seats to form a government alone, forcing them to rely on four independents and a Green MP to take power.
One Green-minded and center-left independent candidate, Andrew Wilkie, who has a chance to win a lower house seat, said on Sunday he already had taken a call from Gillard but declined to be drawn on which major party he would support.
"I am open minded," Wilkie told ABC radio, adding he would back the party that could ensure stable and "ethical" government.
Another independent, Bob Katter, a stetson-wearing maverick from the outback, said he would support the party he felt would do more for rural communities and ensure their right "to go fishing and camping and hunting and shooting."
Independent Tony Windsor said he would be "happy to talk to anybody" when the final results were in, local media reported.
Some of the independents have protectionist views and are outspoken about Chinese investment in Australian resources.
Both Gillard, who became Australia's first woman prime minister in June after deposing her predecessor Kevin Rudd in a party-room coup, and opposition leader Abbott said the final result could take days to become clear.
Analysts projected around 70 seats for the two major parties, with four independents and one Green MP.
That would be six short of the number Gillard would need to keep control of the 150-seat lower house and mean a hung parliament for the first time since World War Two.
"We do not have a clear result from tonight. What is clear from tonight, the Labor party has definitely lost its majority and that means the government has lost its legitimacy," Abbott told Liberal-National party faithful in Sydney.
Abbott also said that in coming days he would talk to independent members of parliament on forming a minority government. "The most important issue here is stability of governance," he said
No te veo mercadito,no te veo
The Australian dollar and shares are likely to face a sell-off when trading resumes on Monday, analysts said, with the vote count threatening to drag on for days and both the ruling Labour party and opposition seemingly unable to win a majority.
"The uncertainty is going to be a real killer to the financial markets," said economist Craig James of Commsec, suggesting the local currency could fall a cent or more.
With 78 percent of votes counted, a hung parliament looked likely, with two possible scenarios for minority government: a conservative administration backed by rural independents or a Labour government supported by one or two Green or green-minded MPs.
In either case, former conservative treasurer Peter Costello said, Australia faces a shaky administration which could fall within 12 months.
"It's quite possible with an unstable situation like this that we could be back to the polls within a year," he said.
Investors would prefer a minority conservative administration over a Labour-Green arrangement, UBS chief strategist David Cassidy said, noting that conservative leader Tony Abbott had pledged to scrap Labor's proposed 30 percent mining tax.
The tax on major iron ore and coal-mining operations has weighed on mining stocks such as BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto and the Australian dollar.
"Clearly the market won't like the uncertainty," UBS's Cassidy said, predicting moderate selling. But he said markets would be most concerned about a Labor-Green government, given the Greens also would be strong in the upper house Senate.
"Markets would be uncomfortable with a Labour government with Green assistance," he added.
STRANGE BEDFELLOWS
Election experts say both Prime Minister Julia Gillard's Labour party and the opposition conservatives are likely to fall short of enough seats to form a government alone, forcing them to rely on four independents and a Green MP to take power.
One Green-minded and center-left independent candidate, Andrew Wilkie, who has a chance to win a lower house seat, said on Sunday he already had taken a call from Gillard but declined to be drawn on which major party he would support.
"I am open minded," Wilkie told ABC radio, adding he would back the party that could ensure stable and "ethical" government.
Another independent, Bob Katter, a stetson-wearing maverick from the outback, said he would support the party he felt would do more for rural communities and ensure their right "to go fishing and camping and hunting and shooting."
Independent Tony Windsor said he would be "happy to talk to anybody" when the final results were in, local media reported.
Some of the independents have protectionist views and are outspoken about Chinese investment in Australian resources.
Both Gillard, who became Australia's first woman prime minister in June after deposing her predecessor Kevin Rudd in a party-room coup, and opposition leader Abbott said the final result could take days to become clear.
Analysts projected around 70 seats for the two major parties, with four independents and one Green MP.
That would be six short of the number Gillard would need to keep control of the 150-seat lower house and mean a hung parliament for the first time since World War Two.
"We do not have a clear result from tonight. What is clear from tonight, the Labor party has definitely lost its majority and that means the government has lost its legitimacy," Abbott told Liberal-National party faithful in Sydney.
Abbott also said that in coming days he would talk to independent members of parliament on forming a minority government. "The most important issue here is stability of governance," he said
No te veo mercadito,no te veo
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Capitan Piluso escribió:ahora supongamos que ese canal bajista en azul es el comienzo de la onda c
ahi se ve 1-2 y asoma 3
para confirmar 3 deberia esta semana bajar violentamente con volumen!!ya y al minimo 1019 a 1030 puntos
Si no quedaria como una correccion (abc) canal azul
del canal alcista verde anterior(1-2-3-4-5)cosa que no creo pero es una alternativa.
otra es que todo el canal en azul haya sido 1 de C
bueno los fractales son asi
si todo el canal azul fuera 1.......mamita.....dios nos ampare, a menos que fuera un 1 extendido, igualmente no creo que caiga tanto al menos hasta el nuevo dato de PBI, por lo que me inclinaría a un C con cierto grado de "rareza". Todo esto viendolo desde ese punto de vista, yo lo veo con un mínimo en 10.040.
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Capitan Piluso
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ahora supongamos que ese canal bajista en azul es el comienzo de la onda c
ahi se ve 1-2 y asoma 3
para confirmar 3 deberia esta semana bajar violentamente con volumen!!ya y al minimo 1019 a 1030 puntos
Si no quedaria como una correccion (abc) canal azul
del canal alcista verde anterior(1-2-3-4-5)cosa que no creo pero es una alternativa.
otra es que todo el canal en azul haya sido 1 de C
bueno los fractales son asi
ahi se ve 1-2 y asoma 3
para confirmar 3 deberia esta semana bajar violentamente con volumen!!ya y al minimo 1019 a 1030 puntos
Si no quedaria como una correccion (abc) canal azul
del canal alcista verde anterior(1-2-3-4-5)cosa que no creo pero es una alternativa.
otra es que todo el canal en azul haya sido 1 de C
bueno los fractales son asi
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her_unlimited
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Phantom escribió:Canalizaciones.....y ahora?
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Hola gente como andan, phantom creo que por ahí es la visión a mediano plazo
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