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[Darth Trader]

WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--The Federal Reserve is still in the "early stages" of understanding how to best implement new financial regulations, Chairman Ben Bernanke said Friday.

Bernanke: Fed Still at ‘Early Stages’ of Understanding New Regulatory Duties
The Federal Reserve is still in the “early stages” of understanding how to best implement new financial regulations, Chairman Ben Bernanke said Friday.

The Fed has made “much progress” in tackling its new regulatory responsibilities, but is still learning how to meet them, Bernanke said Friday in remarks prepared for the opening of a Federal Reserve conference on central banking.

The financial crisis shook up the conventional view of how central banks should approach the economy, Bernanke said in his remarks. The ensuing recession and the “subsequent slow recovery” forced the Fed and other central banks to try out novel approaches, he said.

“In responding to these stressful financial and economic developments, the Federal Reserve and other central banks have had to deploy a variety of new tools and approaches to carry out their responsibilities regarding monetary policy and the provision of liquidity, tools about which we still have more to learn,” he said.

http://blogs.wsj.com/economics/

[diego0708]

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por ahora pullback
importante que banque 42,50
sino entra dentro de la banda 35 - 42.50

[BETO1962]

TNA cierre 62,29
TNA actual 62,70
Es mas representativo ya esto...

Fui subiendo el SL y me saco en la caida a 62... algo quedó.

[Phantom]

http://tritangotraders.blogspot.com.ar/ ... ridge.html
SD

Bien vista muchachos!

[jok]

'Un rally no es una simple línea recta ascendente'

“¡Que no cunda el pánico! El rally en los activos de riesgo es real”, titula Reuters, en un artículo en el que Art Steinmetz, jefe de inversión de Oppenheimer, recuerda que un rally no es una simple línea recta ascendente.

A lo largo de esta semana, analistas como los de Goldman Sachs han afirmado con rotundidad que “los retornos esperados para las acciones frente a los que ofrecen los bonos son los mejores en una generación”.

http://www.bolsamania.com/noticias-actu ... 74818.html