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miguel angel escribió:bac a estos precios es un regalo , comprar y guardar.

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bac a estos precios es un regalo , comprar y guardar.

Que quilombo se arma si te pones bajista Gringo!

Bloomberg 18/07/2011 16:45h



Bank of America tendrá que reforzar su capital en unos 50.000 millones de dólares para cubrir pérdidas de su negocio inmobiliario, según informa Bloomberg. El cuarto mayor banco de EEUU por valor en bolsa, por debajo de JP Morgan, de Wells Fargo y de Citigroup, se verá obligado a cancelar su objetivo de aumentar el dividendo.

Los gastos ligados a préstamos inmobiliarios podrían contabilizar más de 20.000 millones de dólares en el segundo trimestre, lo que pondrá bajo presión sus ratios de capital bajo la nueva regulación financiera.

“Van a tener que reconstruir su capital durante un periodo de tiempo más largo de lo anticipado”, ha explicado al canal de noticias Jason Goldberg, analista de Barclays Capital. Bank of America cotiza en mínimos anuales y presenta resultados mañana. En lo que va de año, ha perdido un 25%. A media sesión, cae -2,7%, hasta los 9,73 dólares...esta jodido
14,3 billones de deuda y no se ponen de acuerdo en el senado ... :arriba:fea noticia ,los balances

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NO ME IMPORTA LO QUE ME DIGAN NO ME IMPORTA NADA PORQUE EL MERCADO ES PARA ARRIBA..HAY QUE SEGUIR LLEVANDO Y LLEVANDO..ME ESTOY LLENANDO DE FAS A TODOS LOS PRECIOS,NADIE VA A CREER LA SUBA QUE SE VIENE...ES PALABRA DE SABIOS!!!!!

NO ME IMPORTA LO QUE ME DIGAN NO ME IMPORTA NADA PORQUE EL MERCADO ES PARA ARRIBA..HAY QUE SEGUIR LLEVANDO Y LLEVANDO..ME ESTOY LLENANDO DE FAS A TODOS LOS PRECIOS,NADIE VA A CREER LA SUBA QUE SE VIENE...ES PALABRA DE SABIOS!!!!!

nitramus escribió:Bueno, ahi esta la zona que yo venia hinchando hace un par de dias 12.300............ deberiamos tener un rebote a partir de ahora........entre en 12.310.

Let´s see

parece posible
hoy parece un dia de climax bajista

STOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPP

DJ UPDATE: Spain, Italy Bonds Fall, Yield Spreads Hit Euro-era Records
18-Jul-2011
-- Spanish 10-year bond yields hit 6.3%, Italy back over 6%
-- Summit Thursday needs to deliver convincing, detailed Greek solution
-- Spanish debt auction also in focus
(Rewrites, adds details, comments, background throughout.)
By Mark Brown
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
LONDON (Dow Jones)--Bond investors Monday ratcheted up the pressure on politicians to deliver a solution to the Greek debt crisis, selling bonds issued by weaker euro-zone sovereigns and pushing yields on Spanish and Italian debt to euro-era highs.
Yields on Spain's 5.5% bond maturing April 2021 climbed above 6.30% for the first time since the introduction of the single currency. Italy's 10-year yields rose above 6%, taking the spread over German bunds to a euro-era high of 336 basis points, before dropping back to around 5.96% in late trading in Europe, according to Tradeweb.
Fears that the Greek debt crisis is spreading were once again to blame, even after the publication of the European Bank Authority's stress tests late Friday showed that just eight out of the 90 banks had failed.
"The stress tests did not offer any new information and the market has gone back to what it was doing before," said Richard Kelly, head of European rates and FX research at TD Securities. "That is sell the periphery."
Fears that the Greek crisis has morphed into a systemic euro-zone debt crisis mounted last week, causing investors to sell Spanish and Italian bonds and pushing yields close to levels that some observers think could be unsustainable.
Strategists at JP Morgan Chase & Co said in a note late last week that sovereigns start to lose access to bond markets when five-year yields reach 6.5% or 10-year yields reach 7%.
If that were to happen to Spain and Italy, they said, the funding requirement of the euro-zone's temporary bailout fund, the European Financial Stability Facility, or EFSF, would need to rise to over EUR1 trillion.
Euro-zone leaders will meet Thursday at a summit to discuss Greece.
Strategists at Nomura said that if they agree to let Greece buy back bonds, this would "remove the systemic dimension" from the Greek crisis, but "we cannot be confident... that the right sort of package will be delivered this week."
European Central Bank Executive Board Member Lorenzo Bini Smaghi Sunday endorsed the idea of Greece buying back its bonds using EFSF funds, but such a plan is opposed by Germany.
Another key event due Thursday is an auction of EUR1.75 billion to EUR2.75 billion of 10-year and 15-year Spanish bonds.
Annalisa Piazza, economist at Newedge, said the amount of bonds on offer was small by Spanish standards. "Risks of an under-subscribed auction are too high at the current juncture and it would put further pressure on the already fragile Spanish debt situation," she said.

roga que no rompa nitramos

Bueno, ahi esta la zona que yo venia hinchando hace un par de dias 12.300............ deberiamos tener un rebote a partir de ahora........entre en 12.310.

Let´s see

mugavi escribió:el mundo nunca se imagino que eeuu podria llegar ano poder pagar esto me parece que se va a acelerar para abajo

Yo creo que sí. Muchos piensan que EEUU es un "ANO".