Foro de Rava Bursátil

Nacho a vos que te gusta todo los temas relacionados con el oil, sabias que no se tiene una explicación cierta como se genera el petroleo que solo son hipotesis aquellos que dicen que surgen por restos fosiles pero no se sabe como se crea el petroleo.
Y esto podría contradecir a la teoría del pico del petroleo al no saber como surje.

NACHO3 escribió:Che Argentina salió en la tapa de Marketwatch? Eso es bueno o malo?

Es un artículo o una propaganda del gobierno ....
ironic mode on

Che Argentina salió en la tapa de Marketwatch? Eso es bueno o malo?

el_sobrino escribió:RAJEN MIENTRAS PUEDAN... ,QUE SORPRESA QUE SE VAN A LLEVAR,MAMITA QUE DIOS AYUDE AL TORO

mamá está presa

RAJEN MIENTRAS PUEDAN... ,QUE SORPRESA QUE SE VAN A LLEVAR,MAMITA QUE DIOS AYUDE AL TORO

bullbear escribió:La manzanita sigue en estado Warning, en el pre toco 567 ..........ahora 579.veremos el dia

En 572 cerraria el gaps abierto al alza bullbear

La manzanita sigue en estado Warning, en el pre toco 567 ..........ahora 579.veremos el dia

Capitalista escribió:Objetivo de baja SP500 me da 1.338.50 de corto...

Si estamos en una C el objetivo de la baja estaría entre 1320 y 1358. Pero si rompemos al alza los 1385 todavía estaríamos en la B y podría hacer doble techo con la onda 3 en 1420.

Entre 1358 y 1385 creo que es mejor esperar puede salir para cualquier lado, pero la salida final es

Los gallegos pagaron mas caro endeudarse pero la que importa mas es la del jueves a largo plazo.

Spain’s short-term borrowing costs jumped at a sale of more than €3-billion of short-term government debt on Tuesday, reflecting fears about the country’s finances and boding ill for a key long-term debt auction later in the week.

The Spanish Treasury sold €3.2-billion of 12 and 18-month bills, just above its target range of 2-3 billion in sales a reasonable demand from investors a day after the country’s key 10-year bond yield hit a five-month high above 6 per cent.

But it was forced to pay a stiff premium compared with a month ago. The yield on the 12-month bill was 2.623 per cent compared with 1.418 per cent at the last sale on March 20, and 3.110 per cent on the 18-month bill, up from 1.711 last month.

S&P 500 Index futures (/ES) are pointing to a higher open as earnings season gets into full swing. The earnings reports thus far have been a mixed bag. Several large corporations, including Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), Coca-Cola (KO), and Goldman Sachs (GS), reported quarterly results this morning. Goldman shares are lower in the pre-market after reporting higher results but lower revenue versus a year ago. Both KO and JNJ are higher ahead of the bell after both Dow Jones Industrial average components beat expectations. Investors will also be waiting for the release of several economic data points, including housing starts, building permits, industrial production and capacity utilization. The CBOE Volatility Index (VIX) finished the session completely flat but briefly touched above the psychological $20 level. It is option’s expiration this week so we could see some potential increased volatility heading into Friday. On the corporate front, shares of Apple (AAPL) fell sharply and are lower by 10% in the last week. The shares make up almost 20% of the Nasdaq 100 index so the stock has strongly influenced the entire sector the last few sessions. Europe rose today as Spanish yields fell and Germany reported better than expected investor sentiment. Spain has two debt auctions this week starting today which could rile the markets. Earnings from market bellwether’s International Business Machines (IBM) and Intel (INTC) are due after the close of today's trading session.



07:30 am CT - Housing Starts
08:15 am CT - Industrial Production


Earnings today: GS, KO, JNJ, CREE, INTC,