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apolo1102 escribió:Sos incorregible !!

Oia...como dijo Borges

Phantom escribió:Sin embargo es lo que leen los fondos que se manejan OTC. A menos que creas que leen tu planilla....

jethro tull escribió:
bueno, nos vemos en el market, como todos los dias
el mercado puede ser malo y bueno.......lo mejor
es tomarlo como amigo "auque sea un ser intratable"

un saludo

jethro

Hoy encaraste bien el asunto, al viejo estilo formal de la baranda bolsera de la esquina.

¿Lo conociste en el viejo recinto al "Negro" Rigada, mi amigo y operador en esa época?

Darío de Junín

apolo1102 escribió:Algunos anteojos restan mas de lo que suman.

Sin embargo es lo que leen los fondos que se manejan OTC. A menos que creas que leen tu planilla....

Phantom escribió:Reservas NOSIS = 48983 MUSD

• "Empiezan a aparecer especialistas que chequean el total de reservas contra la posición que tiene el Banco Central en el Banco Internacional de Pagos (BIS) de Basilea"

Como ya empezaron los especialistas, podemos arrancar los amateurs...

Phantom escribió:GDP warrants came under pressure again, with the peso-denominated 2035 warrant falling 1.42% to ARS14.36.

Supongo error de permutación de cifras....

GDP warrants came under pressure again, with the peso-denominated 2035 warrant falling 1.42% to ARS14.36.

The GDP warrants pay out based on reported growth, and are starting to attract attention from investors after suffering wide losses in recent trade. With growth prospects at over 8% this year, the warrants are offering tempting yields.

The dollar-denominated GDP warrants carry yields of almost 28%, "one of the highest yields in emerging market debt today," BofA Merrill Lynch said in a report.

http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-201 ... 13540.html

Los grandes usan CCL cuando agotan el cupo de 2 millones mensuales. Conclusión, con inicio de mes debería aflojar.

Darío de Junín

Phantom escribió:Reservas NOSIS = 48983 MUSD

The government's financing program includes borrowing ARS15.1 billion from multilateral lenders next year. But the U.S. government's opposition to the Inter-American Development Bank and the World Bank making new loans to Argentina may force Kirchner to look elsewhere for financing.

That could lead the government to ask the central bank for international reserves beyond the $5.67 billion it wants to borrow from the monetary authority to pay creditors in 2012.

Reserves currently stand at $48.9 billion, but economists disagree about how much of that can be transferred to the government. By law, the central bank has to keep enough reserves on hand to cover the monetary base, which totals about $46 billion. That leaves just $2.9 billion to pay debt.

"Given that 'free disposal reserves' are likely to be low or null at the end of 2011 according to our estimates, the further use of reserves for debt payments is likely to arouse some controversy in our view," Bank Of America Merrill Lynch economist Marcos Buscaglia said in a report.

http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-201 ... 12811.html