Foro de Rava Bursátil

TERRIBLE como se dieron ayer...realmente me asombre mucho de ver como a hay varios foristas que se mofan y se burlan si hay alguien que esta perdiendo guita sea por los motivos que sea,por caucion,opciones,etc.
Lamentable realmente.Banco 100% a todos los que estamos aca,aun tengamos distinas opiniones sobre la realidad actual del cupon.
A todos los que se andan burlando y a todas las basuras como criacuervos asqueroso,al fracasado de Josef y demas,les aseguro que la vida es un boomerang.Va...pero despues...VUELVE jajajaj!!
Al resto,a seguir aca!Yo ayer sobre el final de la rueda,le entre bastante fuerte,me parecio oportunidad de compra para adquirir mas nominales y asi lo hice.
Por ahora no me equivoque,aunque no se como abrira mañana,porque sobre el final me aflojo...pense que cerraba mas cerca de 15.25-15.30 y cerro tirando mas bien a 15 clavado.
Esperemos que la volatilidad no haga que le vuelvan a pegar al cupon.
Apollo,te pregunto algo.Yo me baje una planilla en Excel hara 2 meses atras,que se llama Cobro 2011 y dice "ingresar los datos en las celdas celestes".Esa planilla es tuya o me confundo?
Saludos a todos/as

magui31 escribió:gracias ,APO,que velocidad

Te me adelantaste rapidisimo ,muchas gracias .

robertomartinp escribió: hoy meti desagote....era un asco...hojas, bichos...cupones, defolteados..era una cloaca...
hablando de pintar tengo que pintar el juego de mesas y sillas de madera del jardin...la mano anual de Cetol...

ya se viene el verano

Uh, ¿eso quiere decir que vas a hacer un asado cuponero con pileta y todo?


P.D.: Se me quedó pegada la publicidad del de pantuflas de conejo que juega al tenis con el padre

DJ Emerging-Market Currencies, Debt Strengthen On Euro-Zone Hopes
27-Sep-2011
--Emerging-market currencies, debt strengthen
--Increased optimism on euro-zone, Greece debt crisis drive emerging-market performance
--South African rand leads gainers

Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
NEW YORK (Dow Jones)--Emerging-market currencies and debt saw renewed strength Tuesday, lifted by optimism that euro-zone policymakers will work to contain the sovereign debt crisis.
Emerging-market currencies that had been hit hardest in recent trading were among top gainers, while debt strengthened across the board. The South African rand--often a barometer for risk appetite--rose more than 2% on the day against the dollar.
"It's a bit of a correction from the big selloff last week," said Brown Brothers Harriman strategist Win Thin. The improved euro-zone outlook drove emerging markets' gains as well, he said.
Greece's parliament Tuesday approved a new property tax law in a closely watched vote, taking a key step in the country's efforts to secure further aid from its international creditors and avoid default. Meanwhile, Slovenia's Parliament approved legislation boosting the size of the euro-zone's rescue fund, putting to rest fears that political instability in the tiny country might lead to delays before the European Financial Stability Facility becomes operational.
In turn, emerging-market assets took a cue from other markets, as U.S. stocks rose and commodities picked up gains. The risk premium investors demand to hold what they perceive as riskier emerging-market debt decreased. This spread as reflected on the J.P. Morgan Emerging Markets Bond Index Global, or Embig, was 25 basis points tighter to 442 basis points above Treasurys. In price terms, the index jumped 0.8%.
Turkey's debt outperformed, with its spread shedding 39 basis points to 364 basis points over Treasurys, and its index climbed 1.6%. Though the Turkish lira slipped against the euro, it did advanced modestly against the dollar. The U.S. currency fell 0.4% to TRY1.8449, according to CQG.
Elsewhere in emerging Europe, the Hungarian forint gained against its developed-market counterparts. The euro fell more than 1% against the forint to HUF286.31. The forint had suffered in recent weeks on concern about the country's exposure to the euro-zone.
The Mexican peso led gainers among Latin American currencies. The dollar slid to MXN13.3309 against the Mexican peso from MXN13.5403 late Monday, according to CQG. The U.S. currency slid about 1.3% against the Brazilian real to BRL1.8020.
It was the South African rand, however, that stood out among developing-market currencies. The rand, which often moves in line with wider market trends, strengthened about 2.5% against the dollar, which changed hands at ZAR7.8552 late Tuesday.

apolo1102 escribió:Una consulta; cuando les llega el mail avisando del acceso, tambien les llega un link ?

si con una carpeta

apolo1102 escribió:
Que manera de laburar... me pase el dia habilitando accesos a la biblioteca.

A todos los que me mandaron mails, muchas gracias por sus palabras, leo todos los mails con mucha antencion, pero es imposible responderlo. Como se que me leen en el foro, les agradezco por aca.

Si te mando de mi correo -que no es jot- lo recibis? No necesito respuesta.

aya pas

emaPerez escribió:"Perdona siempre a tu enemigo. No hay nada que lo enfurezca más."
Oscar Wilde

Aleajacta escribió: De Nietzsche es también "No se mata con la cólera, sino con la risa".

Ahora vengo a enterarme que mi filosofía RISUEÑA de vida, deriva de una mezcolanza de Oscar Wilde y Fiedrich Nietzche.

Darío de Junín