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El rosarino escribió:Aca tenes la direccion de uno de los mercados:

Goldman Sachs, one of the biggest Treasury bulls on Wall Street, turns more bullish, believing that weak economic growth will push the Fed to maintain low interest rates while buying bonds to support the economy.

Goldman strategists expect the 10-year note’s yield to fall to 2.5% during the fourth quarter, a level not seen since March 2009. The previous call was 3.25%, which was already broken in recent weeks. The five-year note’s yield is likely to drop to a record low of 1% during the same period, from 2% previously predicted, the strategists said in a research note Friday.

Si goldman lo dice, ya saben que tienen que hacer muchachos

Aleajacta escribió:Yo seré muy burro, pero con los mismos dato no sé si la conclusión es otra. Si se espera tasas ALGO más bajas, por mayor demanda de la Fed, ¿dónde irá el dinero de los que venden?

Poo escribió:Obama pone fin a la guerra de Irak

El presidente anuncia que el 31 de agosto el Ejército de EE UU dejará de combatir en el país árabe P Solo 50.000 de los 144.000 soldados se quedarán hasta finales de 2011

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El rosarino escribió:Aca tenes la direccion de uno de los mercados:

Goldman Sachs, one of the biggest Treasury bulls on Wall Street, turns more bullish, believing that weak economic growth will push the Fed to maintain low interest rates while buying bonds to support the economy.

Goldman strategists expect the 10-year note’s yield to fall to 2.5% during the fourth quarter, a level not seen since March 2009. The previous call was 3.25%, which was already broken in recent weeks. The five-year note’s yield is likely to drop to a record low of 1% during the same period, from 2% previously predicted, the strategists said in a research note Friday.

Si goldman lo dice, ya saben que tienen que hacer muchachos

Aleajacta escribió:Paradojas.

The Land of Confusion: In a WSJ article “The Markets Can’t All be Right” (8/510), Andy Brenner of Guggenheim Securities noted:
* equities are focused on better earnings;
* currencies on a weaker U.S. economy;
* crude on a stronger economy;
* bonds on deflation;and
* gold on inflation and instability.

They all can’t be right.
http://seekingalpha.com/article/219176- ... n-obstacle