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[Phantom]

Quedo a tapar un gap en SPY dia 8 set en 118,80?

No ---> http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=SPY&p= ... 2976704320

[PAC]

todos estamos en el mismo barco!

[Luca]

hace algunos años, hubiera sido algo surrealista...
Cada vez estoy más convencido de que estamos viviendo un cambio a nivel mundial muy importante.

Si Alien, lo tengo bien presente y es muy probable un rally.

Lo de "Se dió vuelta la taba" era porque ahora países emergentes van a bancar la Gran Europa.

[Mr_Baca]

DJ France, Germany, Spain:Governments Must Keep Control Of Border Checks
13-Sep-2011
BRUSSELS (Dow Jones)--The French, German and Spanish governments Tuesday said that national governments must keep ultimate control over border checks and cannot cede these decisions to the European Commission.
The Commission is reportedly planning to make a proposal Friday that member states can reimpose border controls for five days without permission after which the European Union's executive arm would have the power to order the checks lifted. The change would make Brussels the ultimate arbiter of the EU's Schengen passport-free travel area.
In a joint statement Tuesday afternoon, the three governments said they could not accept ceding these powers.
"We believe that respecting the core area of national sovereignty is very important to the Member States. We therefore do not share the European Commission's views on assuming responsibility for making decisions on operational measures in the security field," they said.
The governments added that "the decision whether to reintroduce temporary checks at the internal borders is based on an intensive assessment of the national security situation, which can only be carried out by the Member States on the basis of the expertise and resources of their security authorities."
A Commission spokesman said earlier this week he could not confirm details of the proposal the Commission would make.

[Kicker]

todos estamos en el mismo barco!

[Phantom]

Si Alien, lo tengo bien presente y es muy probable un rally.

Lo de "Se dió vuelta la taba" era porque ahora países emergentes van a bancar la Gran Europa.

[NACHO3]

Complementando lo que dice el sr Baca: el itraxx europe ( compendio de seguros contra default empresario europeo), nuevo record de records:

[Mr_Baca]

13-Sep-2011 EMERGING MARKETS/EUROZONE
A report in Brazilian daily Valor Economic says that BRIC countries are considering increasing their holdings of eurozone country debt. The decision could be made at a Sept 22 meeting of finance ministers and central bank heads from the BRIC (and South Africa) in Washington.

Se dió vuelta la taba....

como cambio todo

[el_sobrino]

TE DIGO UNA COSA OSO...SEGUIS ESPERANDO LA BAJA??..VAS A SEGUIR ESPERANDO TRANQUILO PORQUE NUNCA VA A LLEGAR..Y TE RECOMIENDO ALGO,ANDA COMPRANDO PAÑALES PORQUE EL MERCADO ARRAZA!!! ES PALABRA DE SABIOS

[Phantom]

13-Sep-2011 EMERGING MARKETS/EUROZONE
A report in Brazilian daily Valor Economic says that BRIC countries are considering increasing their holdings of eurozone country debt. The decision could be made at a Sept 22 meeting of finance ministers and central bank heads from the BRIC (and South Africa) in Washington.

Se dió vuelta la taba....

[Mr_Baca]

BULLET: EMERGING MARKETS/EUROZONE: A report in Brazilian.....
13-Sep-2011
EMERGING MARKETS/EUROZONE: A report in Brazilian daily Valor Economic
says that BRIC countries are considering increasing their holdings of
eurozone country debt. The decision could be made at a Sept 22 meeting
of finance ministers and central bank heads from the BRIC (and South
Africa) in Washington.

[Mr_Baca]

DJ EUROBONDS:EU Plans Bailout Bond As Credit Market Tone Improves
13-Sep-2011
By Art Patnaude and Sarka Halasova
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
LONDON (Dow Jones)--The European Union announced plans for its latest bond issue to support the Portuguese bailout as volatility reigned in the credit markets, with a more positive tone prevailing into the afternoon.
While it was not the only transaction announced, the E.U. deal took center stage with its benchmark-sized, 10-year bond.
The proceeds will be used to support Portugal through the European Financial Stabilization Mechanism, or EFSM, a EUR60 billion lending facility funded by the European Commission and backed by the EU budget. The EFSM is similar to the facility that had previously been set to help non-euro area countries such as Latvia, Hungary and Romania.
Elsewhere, the securitization market showed its resilience when Santander U.K. PLC set price guidance on its dollar, euro and sterling-denominated residential mortgage-backed securities from its Holmes 2011-3 vehicle.
Two tranches were pre-placed, while the other four are expected to launch and price Wednesday.
In covered bonds, Credit Mutuel CIC Home Loan SFH planned to increase the size of its existing EUR1.65 billion covered bond issue maturing in March 2021. Initial price guidance for the tap has been set in the area of 110 basis points over midswaps.
Also, a group of German states, or Laender, are planning to launch a EUR1 billion, seven-year bond. The deal is expected to price Wednesday.
Although Wessex Water Services Finance PLC, U.K. housing association Moat Homes, and Australian gas infrastructure company APA Group (APA.AU) were all in the sterling pipeline last week and due to launch this week, a syndicate banker noted that a couple were still roadshowing this week and that the earliest they could come to issue would be Thursday or Friday.
Aside from the primary market, the credit default swap indexes were highly volatile, which mean deals will continue to be launched when windows appear, the banker said.
Around 1315 GMT, the European CDS indexes were tighter, where they opened the day, although part of the morning saw a widening move that pushed banks to fresh record levels. French and Italian banks leading the way amid concerns about their exposure to the intensifying sovereign debt crisis.
The iTraxx Europe index was 2.5 basis points tighter at 196/197.3 basis points, the Crossover index was 12 basis points tighter at 175/790 basis points, and the SovX Western Europe index was 0.5 basis points tighter at 350.5/355.5 basis points, according to Markit.