APBR (ord) APBRA (pref) Petrobras Brasil
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NO LARGUEN TOPUS... SE VIENE EL REBOSTE

Re: APBR (ord) APBRA (pref) Petrobras Brasil
Guille04 escribió:Cuando la noche es más oscura Se viene el dia en tu corazon? (lease noche como premarket)![]()
El oro negro está cayendo de manera muy violenta, y parece que la OPEP no se pone de acuerdo para al menos mantener el precio y que no siga cayendo.
Por otro lado hasta doña Rosa ya está descontando que seguirá bajando el petróleo, y eso normalmente cuando todos dan por hecho algo, se puede dar vuelta y dejar con el culo al aire a unos cuantos.
Para que eso cambie, la OPEP tiene que ponerse de acuerdo y recortar en serio la producción, y tratar de realizar un acuerdo con países no opep para lograr ese objetivo, pero el tema es que el dólar sigue aumentando su valor, y eso encarece a los países compradores de petroleo indiferentemente del precio del crudo.
Básicamente Trump quiere todo, quiere petróleo barato y seguir creciendo de esa manera a costa del mundo, y todo no se puede tener, o no se debería.
En el corto parece que nos caemos, pero Petrobras a diferencia de un par de años atrás, esta fuerte, y va a intentar mantener el tipo y aguantar bien ahí abajo.
Re: APBR (ord) APBRA (pref) Petrobras Brasil
Guille04 escribió:Cuando la noche es mas oscura Se viene el dia en tu corazon? (lease noche como premarket)![]()
esta muy bien que al comienzo de la rueda vaya a buscar cerrar el gap, no te olvides que a las 14 hs se vota la c.o
Re: APBR (ord) APBRA (pref) Petrobras Brasil
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$ 230
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Re: APBR (ord) APBRA (pref) Petrobras Brasil
Cuando la noche es mas oscura Se viene el dia en tu corazon? (lease noche como premarket)

Re: APBR (ord) APBRA (pref) Petrobras Brasil
FrankSinatra escribió:Ahí la tenés...
14.46 el pre...igual falta mucho...se dio vta el real...
opino que en estos niveles esta a 1% de cerrar el gap (el primario en 14.30) sino el de escape en 14.11
ayer dejo par de velas bajistas en diario tambien.
veremos que pasa en la rueda...una cosa es lo que creemos y otra es lo que hace..jajaj
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Javo8888 escribió:a mi me da que podria volver a 14.54...graf 4hs
Ahí la tenés...
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gastons escribió:Por lo menos aca va a bajar la nafta..
Dijeron que por ahora no se precisaban más aumentos, bajar jamás...!
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Re: APBR (ord) APBRA (pref) Petrobras Brasil
Buenas noticias, si Bolsonaro hace los deberes (y espero que los haga).La migración de capitales hacia Brasil ya comenzó.
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Bolsonaro Has Investors Racing to Brazil as They Bolt From Mexico
By Aline Oyamada and Carolina Wilson
12 de noviembre de 2018 13:27 GMT-3
ETFs dedicated to Brazil see strongest inflow since May 2017
Investors take money out of Mexican underperforming assets
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Mexican Peso Spot
20.3580MXN-0.0023-0.0113%
On the threshold of populist governments taking office in Latin America’s two largest economies, contrasting comments from the incoming presidents are leading money to flow out of Mexico and into Brazil.
Investors added $367 million to U.S. listed exchange-traded funds that track Brazilian stocks and bonds last week, the biggest inflow since May 2017, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The only emerging-market country to see outflows over that period was Mexico, with $214 million being pulled from ETFs dedicated to the country’s assets.
Emerging Market ETF Inflows Reach $2.29 Bln, Most in 10 Months
Mexican assets have underperformed peers since incoming President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador scrapped a partially built $13 billion airport project, while his party later announced proposals to cut bank fees. Lopez Obrador may not be the only factor depressing Mexican assets though. Brazil’s incoming President Jair Bolsonaro is growing on investors amid plans to sell state-owned companies, reform the pension system and narrow the fiscal deficit, potentially attracting funds out of other emerging markets.
Country Calls
Investors pour cash into Brazil ETFs and yank bets from Mexico ETFs
Source: Bloomberg
“Our overweight in Mexico was naturally reduced to make room in the portfolio for countries like Brazil,” said Raphael Marechal an emerging-market debt portfolio manager at Nikko Asset Management in London.
The Mexican peso and its benchmark stock index are the worst performers among emerging markets over the past month. Assets extended the decline Monday as Lopez Obrador’s party reported it intends to push ahead with proposals to reduce bank commissions, despite a statement by the incoming president that there would be no banking law changes in the near future.
Brazil’s incoming President, on the other hand, has triggered a huge rally in financial markets, with enthusiasm spreading to bank executives who see a bonanza ahead if the president-elect does what’s needed to fix the economy.
“AMLO and his technical team need to be more proactive and send the right and consistent message to reduce policy uncertainty,” said Bertrand Delgado, a strategist at Societe Generale in New York. “Otherwise, his first year in government could unnecessarily be a difficult one.”
Markets
Bolsonaro Has Investors Racing to Brazil as They Bolt From Mexico
By Aline Oyamada and Carolina Wilson
12 de noviembre de 2018 13:27 GMT-3
ETFs dedicated to Brazil see strongest inflow since May 2017
Investors take money out of Mexican underperforming assets
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2:11
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MXN
Mexican Peso Spot
20.3580MXN-0.0023-0.0113%
On the threshold of populist governments taking office in Latin America’s two largest economies, contrasting comments from the incoming presidents are leading money to flow out of Mexico and into Brazil.
Investors added $367 million to U.S. listed exchange-traded funds that track Brazilian stocks and bonds last week, the biggest inflow since May 2017, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The only emerging-market country to see outflows over that period was Mexico, with $214 million being pulled from ETFs dedicated to the country’s assets.
Emerging Market ETF Inflows Reach $2.29 Bln, Most in 10 Months
Mexican assets have underperformed peers since incoming President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador scrapped a partially built $13 billion airport project, while his party later announced proposals to cut bank fees. Lopez Obrador may not be the only factor depressing Mexican assets though. Brazil’s incoming President Jair Bolsonaro is growing on investors amid plans to sell state-owned companies, reform the pension system and narrow the fiscal deficit, potentially attracting funds out of other emerging markets.
Country Calls
Investors pour cash into Brazil ETFs and yank bets from Mexico ETFs
Source: Bloomberg
“Our overweight in Mexico was naturally reduced to make room in the portfolio for countries like Brazil,” said Raphael Marechal an emerging-market debt portfolio manager at Nikko Asset Management in London.
The Mexican peso and its benchmark stock index are the worst performers among emerging markets over the past month. Assets extended the decline Monday as Lopez Obrador’s party reported it intends to push ahead with proposals to reduce bank commissions, despite a statement by the incoming president that there would be no banking law changes in the near future.
Brazil’s incoming President, on the other hand, has triggered a huge rally in financial markets, with enthusiasm spreading to bank executives who see a bonanza ahead if the president-elect does what’s needed to fix the economy.
“AMLO and his technical team need to be more proactive and send the right and consistent message to reduce policy uncertainty,” said Bertrand Delgado, a strategist at Societe Generale in New York. “Otherwise, his first year in government could unnecessarily be a difficult one.”
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gastons escribió:
Por lo menos aca va a bajar la nafta..
Jajaja subió 70 % baja 3... Son unos &#*
Enviado desde mi C6943 mediante Tapatalk
PRIMERO PISO 13,XX U$
Sorry primero a testear
piso A B A J O de 14 U$
y luego movimiento teórico hacia los 17 (Pero despaaaaaaacio) 
Re: APBR (ord) APBRA (pref) Petrobras Brasil
estoy de acuerdo con Chumbi
1 7 U$
es el OBJETIVO DE CORTO
Recompre algunas pocas bases altas que tenía , pero compre más puts

1 7 U$
Recompre algunas pocas bases altas que tenía , pero compre más puts
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LUCH escribió:llamativo $PBR contra caída fuerte del crudo e indices que no vaya a cerrar GAP
Hola Luch, pienso que NO es pbr, es Brasil. Lleva numeritos +/-: 8 % abajo desde máximo reciente ewz y 13 Pbr. Tienes una relación de +/- 1,5; Si Brasil afloja Pbr la buscas mas abajo y sin la reforma jubilatoria
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gastons escribió:Por lo menos aca va a bajar la nafta..
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