DIA Dow Jones 30 (ETF)
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BLACK HORSE
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Gracias Irlanda, voy a tomar una cervecita.....
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Mr_Baca
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J UPDATE: Ireland's Budget Receives Support Of Independent
06-Dec-2010
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By Quentin Fottrell and Ainsley Thomson
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRESDUBLIN (Dow Jones)--Ireland's struggling Fianna Fail-led government received a boost Monday after Independent lawmaker Michael Lowry said he will vote to support the government's 2011 budget in the national interest.
The Fianna Fail/Green Party coalition needs a two-seat parliamentary majority with Lowry and another Independent lawmaker, Jackie Healy-Rae, to pass the budget. Political commentators expect Healy-Rae to follow suit.
"I believe we have no alternative but to honor and comply with the budgetary parameters as set out in the agreement with the European Union/International Monetary Fund," Lowry said.
He said people who earn most should take the burden of taxation measures, but said he was ultimately "duty-bound" to support the budget. "The consequences of not passing the budget would be disastrous for Ireland."
"In this instance, I am making a hard decision and I make it, in what I see, are in the interests of the Irish people," he told reporters in a statement. He said he will put his country before his constituency.
The government has committed to cuts totaling EUR6 billion next year and EUR15 over four years as part of its EUR67.5 billion European Union/IMF rescue package. Ireland will contribute EUR17.5 billion. Earlier Monday, Healy-Rae told Kerry Radio in his home county that he had received assurance from Prime Minister Brian Cowen that Kenmare would receive a hospital and Tralee would get a motorway by-pass.
Healy-Rae said, "I've that money guaranteed from the man's [Brian Cowen's] own lips for that hospital...I am told the money will come for Tralee's bypass and that's being God's honest."
But Healy-Rae, who is considered a populist politician, insisted that he had yet to decide whether he would support the budget: "I haven't made up my mind what I'm going to do yet."
Lucinda Creighton, a member of the opposition Fine Gael party, has said she would consider abstaining if Lowry and Healy-Rae voted against the budget, though Fine Gael has said she was speaking in a personal capacity.
There are other Independent lawmakers not included in the government's majority who have yet to decide. Finian McGrath told Dow Jones Newswires, "I haven't made up my mind yet and won't until I see the details of the budget."
Speaking to reporters earlier Monday, Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs Micheal Martin said he was confident that the budget will pass.
"It's important for the country that that would happen," he said.
Martin acknowledged the severity of the budget and that every vote will be crucially important. "The government is very conscious of that and is very anxious for the sake of country to get the budget through," he said.
06-Dec-2010
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By Quentin Fottrell and Ainsley Thomson
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRESDUBLIN (Dow Jones)--Ireland's struggling Fianna Fail-led government received a boost Monday after Independent lawmaker Michael Lowry said he will vote to support the government's 2011 budget in the national interest.
The Fianna Fail/Green Party coalition needs a two-seat parliamentary majority with Lowry and another Independent lawmaker, Jackie Healy-Rae, to pass the budget. Political commentators expect Healy-Rae to follow suit.
"I believe we have no alternative but to honor and comply with the budgetary parameters as set out in the agreement with the European Union/International Monetary Fund," Lowry said.
He said people who earn most should take the burden of taxation measures, but said he was ultimately "duty-bound" to support the budget. "The consequences of not passing the budget would be disastrous for Ireland."
"In this instance, I am making a hard decision and I make it, in what I see, are in the interests of the Irish people," he told reporters in a statement. He said he will put his country before his constituency.
The government has committed to cuts totaling EUR6 billion next year and EUR15 over four years as part of its EUR67.5 billion European Union/IMF rescue package. Ireland will contribute EUR17.5 billion. Earlier Monday, Healy-Rae told Kerry Radio in his home county that he had received assurance from Prime Minister Brian Cowen that Kenmare would receive a hospital and Tralee would get a motorway by-pass.
Healy-Rae said, "I've that money guaranteed from the man's [Brian Cowen's] own lips for that hospital...I am told the money will come for Tralee's bypass and that's being God's honest."
But Healy-Rae, who is considered a populist politician, insisted that he had yet to decide whether he would support the budget: "I haven't made up my mind what I'm going to do yet."
Lucinda Creighton, a member of the opposition Fine Gael party, has said she would consider abstaining if Lowry and Healy-Rae voted against the budget, though Fine Gael has said she was speaking in a personal capacity.
There are other Independent lawmakers not included in the government's majority who have yet to decide. Finian McGrath told Dow Jones Newswires, "I haven't made up my mind yet and won't until I see the details of the budget."
Speaking to reporters earlier Monday, Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs Micheal Martin said he was confident that the budget will pass.
"It's important for the country that that would happen," he said.
Martin acknowledged the severity of the budget and that every vote will be crucially important. "The government is very conscious of that and is very anxious for the sake of country to get the budget through," he said.
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0zK
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0zK escribió:para hoy me gusta FBC
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=FBC&p= ... 2084871267
jaavii escribió:
y ahora? a especular a donde?
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Phantom
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jaavii
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0zK escribió:yo tenia la duda en vender el 50% en un principio, pero ya fue palo y a la bolsa .. quiero dormir "liquido" una noche aunque sea
y ahora? a especular a donde?
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0zK
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yo tenia la duda en vender el 50% en un principio, pero ya fue palo y a la bolsa .. quiero dormir "liquido" una noche aunque sea 
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jaavii
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yo sigo...
tengo parte lanzado.
me gustaría un cierre sobre 2,2 y mañana apertura con gap al alza

tengo parte lanzado.
me gustaría un cierre sobre 2,2 y mañana apertura con gap al alza
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0zK
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exacto, tecnicamente, me dio para decir basta ..
ahora, que sigan los machos !
ahora, que sigan los machos !
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Mr_Baca
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http://www.26noticias.com.ar/irlanda-pr ... 22025.html
Mañana se trata el mega ajuste en el parlamento de Irlanda supuestamente.
Se movera lindo ...
Mañana se trata el mega ajuste en el parlamento de Irlanda supuestamente.
Se movera lindo ...
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mendezfederico
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Salieron de IRE?
Che OZK, por lo que vengo notando vos a las acciones hasta que no las haces gritar no las largas, eh!!
Che OZK, por lo que vengo notando vos a las acciones hasta que no las haces gritar no las largas, eh!!
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Poo
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Pablodam escribió:
Amigo, manejo estos mojones en la ruta del euro :
Abajo hoy en intra hasta 1,319
Rebote desde ahí hasta 1,33/1,3315 muy posibles targets hacia el cierre de hoy.
Mañana, mamita querida estimado Michael en el Euro, atarse los cinturones y Rivotril mediante asistir a la votación irlandesa rezando a Saint Patrick, el conteo me dá que va abajo fuerte de darse lo anterior.
Abrazo !
Estamos en 1.3315
Mamita pobres osos
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Mr_Baca
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DJ Banco de España: Tribunal Supremo aprueba la reducción de stock de primera calidad
06-Dic-2010
LONDRES (Dow Jones) - El Banco de Irlanda (IRE) dijo el lunes el Tribunal Superior de Irlanda ha aprobado la reducción de la demanda de capital por el Banco para cancelar EUR0.8 millones de dólares de la prima de acciones del Banco con la reserva resultante de la cancelación a ser tratado como reservas distribuibles.
PRINCIPALES HECHOS:
-Aplicación de la orden de la corte no tiene ningún impacto en los ratios de capital del Grupo.
06-Dic-2010
LONDRES (Dow Jones) - El Banco de Irlanda (IRE) dijo el lunes el Tribunal Superior de Irlanda ha aprobado la reducción de la demanda de capital por el Banco para cancelar EUR0.8 millones de dólares de la prima de acciones del Banco con la reserva resultante de la cancelación a ser tratado como reservas distribuibles.
PRINCIPALES HECHOS:
-Aplicación de la orden de la corte no tiene ningún impacto en los ratios de capital del Grupo.
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