DIA Dow Jones 30 (ETF)
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No aguanta un sorete el Dow, me tiene las bolas infladas,son un desastre estos países que se dicen "desarrollados", su economía no da signos de recuperación con toda la tarasca que han puesto, esto se va al carajo en unas ruedas mas.
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TonyMontana
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no se porque sigun jodiendo con RIMM, esta condenada y esta destinada al chapter 11.. ah no ser que la compren y hagan un replanteo de todo el negocio...
por cierto, si quieren BB baratos yo soy su hombre.
por cierto, si quieren BB baratos yo soy su hombre.
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her_unlimited
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Re: DIA Dow Jones 30 (ETF)
que feito que esta 
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RIMM 35 PARECE SER EL ULTIMO BASTION, en dic 2008 y marzo 2009 (fecha estipulada como el peor momento de la crisis subprime), toco esos niveles, veremos..
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mendezfederico escribió:JCVadim, usted es de tener cábalas?
Siempre lo invito pues me gustaria que sintiera la adrelanina que corre cuando tu chaquetilla esta en la cancha, pero no viene. Ojo no es por cabala ya el caballo gano 5 asi que si pierde (cosa que no creo) lo voy a difrutar igual, ya me dio muchas satisfacciones. OzK vos veni que te espero.
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RIMM presenta earnings al cierre del día jueves, estara descontado en el precio???PREVIEW-After RIM warning, all eyes on new product outlook - RTRS
Martes, 14 de Junio de 2011 04:40:47 p.m.
* Street expects Q1 EPS of $1.32, at low end of RIM warning
* Timetable for refreshed BlackBerry phones key
* PlayBook sales likely beats Xoom, dwarfed by iPad
* Q1 results due after markets close on Thursday
(In U.S. dollars)
By Alastair Sharp
TORONTO, June 14 (Reuters) - Ever since Research In Motion
RIM.TO warned about its quarterly results a month ago, investors have wanted to find out what the BlackBerry maker is doing to save its current quarter as it struggles to roll out competitive new products.
RIM promises impressive devices to challenge Apple's
AAPL.O slick iPhone and gadgets based on Google's GOOG.O Android software. Cellular versions of its PlayBook tablet are imminent, RIM says, and the iPad contender will soon be sold worldwide after a lumpy April launch in North America.
But without a launch date for a more powerful touchscreen version of its business workhorse, the Bold smartphone, and with Torch and Storm upgrades still just rumors, investors are growing more and more nervous. ID:nN0281170 ID:nL3E7H91J0
"We believe RIM has now squandered nearly every opportunity and competitive advantage it enjoyed through ineffective R&D resource management, delayed product launches and misreads of the competitive environment," Morgan Stanley analyst Ehud Gelblum wrote in a note to clients.
Although unlikely to make or break RIM's reputation, initial sales of the 7-inch PlayBook will hint at how it stacks up against both the iPad -- which sold 2 million in its first two months -- and Android-based tablets such as Motorola Mobility's MMI.N Xoom.
Most analysts expect RIM to have sold less than half a million PlayBooks in the United States and Canada in the six-week window. Motorola sold 250,000 Xoom tablets in its first month.
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Tablet comparison http://link.reuters.com/nyw38r
Q+A: PlayBook, worth the wait? ID:nN18257322
As RIM struggles, talk of change at top ID:nN27251517
RIM stock: the next Palm? ID:nN20290440 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^>
The Canadian company has already said it expects to sell 1 million fewer smartphones than in the previous quarter, the first such decline in at least three years, with sales especially disappointing in Latin America and the fiercely competitive U.S. market. ID:nN28282063
Most eyes will focus on RIM's forecasts for the current quarter, which ends in late August -- a robust tally would indicate the company expects new models in time for the pivotal back-to-school buying period in late July to early October.
The upshot in the April profit warning was a brisk earnings forecast for RIM's fiscal 2012, which runs until early March, but many see it as only a question of time before RIM has to abandon that target too.
"If things are going as rough as it looks like out there, they'll take down that $7.50 (earnings per share) number this quarter," BGC Partners analyst Colin Gillis said.
CLEAR THE DECK
In fact, with a share price already touching two-year lows Gillis says a stark management appraisal of RIM's struggle with its major transition could help restore some lost confidence.
"People want to see that they are living on the same planet everyone else is living on," he said. "If they cleared the decks and reset everything the stock might go up on the news."
RIM shares have lost more than 40 percent of their value since a February peak, and now trade around five times its own earnings forecast and less than six times the Street consensus.
RIM will likely earn $6.16 a share for the year, according to the most recent estimates of 25 analysts polled by Reuters.
Analysts have mostly taken RIM at its word on its revised guidance for the three months to late May, suggesting it will ship 13.5 million BlackBerry smartphones and earn $1.32 a share on revenue of $5.1 billion.
They expect BlackBerry shipments to rise above 14 million in the current quarter and for RIM to earn $1.36 a share on revenue of $5.4 billion.
Gross margins are expected to narrow as the company discounts aging products, while the PlayBook is also assumed to have a higher cost-to-price ratio than its phones.
The more optimistic analysts suggest RIM still has a window of opportunity for its next batch of phones as telecom companies avoid Nokia NOK1V.HE until its Microsoft MSFT.O partnership starts bearing fruit.
"It is not in the carriers' interest to have an Apple/Android duopoly, and in the short term they have no one else to turn to," Scotia Capital's Gus Papageorgiou said.
"Nokia is out of the game, at least for this year. They (carriers) want these devices to be successful."
Martes, 14 de Junio de 2011 04:40:47 p.m.
* Street expects Q1 EPS of $1.32, at low end of RIM warning
* Timetable for refreshed BlackBerry phones key
* PlayBook sales likely beats Xoom, dwarfed by iPad
* Q1 results due after markets close on Thursday
(In U.S. dollars)
By Alastair Sharp
TORONTO, June 14 (Reuters) - Ever since Research In Motion
RIM.TO warned about its quarterly results a month ago, investors have wanted to find out what the BlackBerry maker is doing to save its current quarter as it struggles to roll out competitive new products.
RIM promises impressive devices to challenge Apple's
AAPL.O slick iPhone and gadgets based on Google's GOOG.O Android software. Cellular versions of its PlayBook tablet are imminent, RIM says, and the iPad contender will soon be sold worldwide after a lumpy April launch in North America.
But without a launch date for a more powerful touchscreen version of its business workhorse, the Bold smartphone, and with Torch and Storm upgrades still just rumors, investors are growing more and more nervous. ID:nN0281170 ID:nL3E7H91J0
"We believe RIM has now squandered nearly every opportunity and competitive advantage it enjoyed through ineffective R&D resource management, delayed product launches and misreads of the competitive environment," Morgan Stanley analyst Ehud Gelblum wrote in a note to clients.
Although unlikely to make or break RIM's reputation, initial sales of the 7-inch PlayBook will hint at how it stacks up against both the iPad -- which sold 2 million in its first two months -- and Android-based tablets such as Motorola Mobility's MMI.N Xoom.
Most analysts expect RIM to have sold less than half a million PlayBooks in the United States and Canada in the six-week window. Motorola sold 250,000 Xoom tablets in its first month.
<^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Tablet comparison http://link.reuters.com/nyw38r
Q+A: PlayBook, worth the wait? ID:nN18257322
As RIM struggles, talk of change at top ID:nN27251517
RIM stock: the next Palm? ID:nN20290440 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^>
The Canadian company has already said it expects to sell 1 million fewer smartphones than in the previous quarter, the first such decline in at least three years, with sales especially disappointing in Latin America and the fiercely competitive U.S. market. ID:nN28282063
Most eyes will focus on RIM's forecasts for the current quarter, which ends in late August -- a robust tally would indicate the company expects new models in time for the pivotal back-to-school buying period in late July to early October.
The upshot in the April profit warning was a brisk earnings forecast for RIM's fiscal 2012, which runs until early March, but many see it as only a question of time before RIM has to abandon that target too.
"If things are going as rough as it looks like out there, they'll take down that $7.50 (earnings per share) number this quarter," BGC Partners analyst Colin Gillis said.
CLEAR THE DECK
In fact, with a share price already touching two-year lows Gillis says a stark management appraisal of RIM's struggle with its major transition could help restore some lost confidence.
"People want to see that they are living on the same planet everyone else is living on," he said. "If they cleared the decks and reset everything the stock might go up on the news."
RIM shares have lost more than 40 percent of their value since a February peak, and now trade around five times its own earnings forecast and less than six times the Street consensus.
RIM will likely earn $6.16 a share for the year, according to the most recent estimates of 25 analysts polled by Reuters.
Analysts have mostly taken RIM at its word on its revised guidance for the three months to late May, suggesting it will ship 13.5 million BlackBerry smartphones and earn $1.32 a share on revenue of $5.1 billion.
They expect BlackBerry shipments to rise above 14 million in the current quarter and for RIM to earn $1.36 a share on revenue of $5.4 billion.
Gross margins are expected to narrow as the company discounts aging products, while the PlayBook is also assumed to have a higher cost-to-price ratio than its phones.
The more optimistic analysts suggest RIM still has a window of opportunity for its next batch of phones as telecom companies avoid Nokia NOK1V.HE until its Microsoft MSFT.O partnership starts bearing fruit.
"It is not in the carriers' interest to have an Apple/Android duopoly, and in the short term they have no one else to turn to," Scotia Capital's Gus Papageorgiou said.
"Nokia is out of the game, at least for this year. They (carriers) want these devices to be successful."
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her_unlimited
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PAC escribió:aca lo unico que puede hacer una gran caida y un caos es que pase lo mismo que a Kenedi con el grone
de wiki "Una teoría menciona la emisión de alrededor de cuatro mil millones de dólares con respaldo plata -y posteriormente oro- para quitarle el monopolio a la Reserva Federal, privada (Rockefeller y la Casa Morgan) de capitales extranjeros (Algunos de los doce bancos tienen sedes en Londres o en paraísos fiscales). También el retiro de las tropas de Vietnam afectaría a los intereses de esos bancos"
discurso de JFK http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ru71aSygXOk
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mendezfederico
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jaja...si ...a eso me refería 
...como viene tan bien, me daba la impresión que la invitación ya era parte de una cábala
...como viene tan bien, me daba la impresión que la invitación ya era parte de una cábalaRe: DIA Dow Jones 30 (ETF)
En el intra del Dow H C H invertido, casi en su finalizacion, veremos que pasa, para mi 
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mendezfederico escribió:JCVadim, usted es de tener cábalas?
yo ya le dije que el dia que vaya ,. pierde royku
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mendezfederico
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JCVadim, usted es de tener cábalas?
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BLACK HORSE escribió:Ozk,muy cho** el sector, sobre todo el banco de los Sabios que es el que mas baja.
sip, viste el pirata ? tambien feo
ayer no pudo cerrar arriba de la de 200m
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