DIA Dow Jones 30 (ETF)

[Poo]

Ahi' quebro'!!

quién? donde? ja

[TonyMontana]

el 15% de las acciones del SP500 ya hizo break out...tenes a AAPL en maximos historicos..midcaps y small caps tirando bien.. me parece que sigue.

[Poo]

Dólar canadiense

UBS recomienda largos de dólares canadienses contra cruces importantes que no sean el dólar USA. Espera subidas de tipos en Canadá en breve

[LOBIZON]

Hay un comentario de warren buffet en su informe anual sobre su fondo que esta pronosticando estar muy liquido para este 2010, y ademas aconseja esperar oportunidades defensivamente, salio publicado en FT.

[ALEJITO-CAPO]

Alguien seria tan amable de decirme si hay alguna pagina que muestre los futuros de todas las acciones y no solo los de mayor volumen negociado como pasa con Bloomberg, particularmente me interesa AIG, desde ya muchas gracias y exitos, chau.

[Poo]

10:20 "LAS OPORTUNIDADES DE COMPRA SON ABUNDANTES"
Doug Sandler de Riverfront Investment Group

Doug Sandler, co-fundador de Riverfront Invesment Group, afirma que actualmente las oportunidades de compra son abundantes.

"Va a ser difícil conseguir superar los 1.140 puntos, pero el panorama general es que las oportunidades de compra son abundantes. Encontramos un montón de nombres en acciones con sólidos crecimientos, balances atractivos y PER razonables."

Ese gestor recomienda especialmente los siguientes valores:

IBM (IBM)
Harris (HRS)
Burlington Northern (BNI)

[El rosarino]

La historia se repite... esto se discutia alla por abril de 2003, cuando el bull market estaba en su primer anio de vida.

Is The PPT An 'Urban Myth'?

Listen to what financial reporter Rick Ackerman wrote on the issue in October of 2001:

"There are two reasons why this theory [about the PPT] is not so farfetched as it might sound. First, the firms [that comprise the PPT] could make quite a bit of money at it. And second, they would not have to risk much of their capital to do so.

"Anyone who doubts this," Ackerman says, "could not have been watching the stock market closely last Thursday, when a weak and dispiriting opening hour mutated into a bullish rampage that did not relent until the final bell. During bear markets in particular, rallies draw that kind of explosive power not from routine buying, but from shorts panicking to cover positions gone horribly and painfully awry. So when the stock market is quietly morose, as it was last Thursday, just one sizable buy order tossed into the S&P pit can have the effect of a Molotov cocktail, quickly engulfing shorts in the fires of hell. Keep in mind that, under certain conditions, a buy or sell order as small as 20 or 30 contracts can alter the course of the S&Ps over the very short-term. Just imagine what kind of pop Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Merrill Lynch could create, especially late in the day, if they were to simultaneously enter large buy orders for S&P contracts.

el resto en:

http://www.safehaven.com/article-746.htm