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Gaston89 escribió:en 38.5 nos bañan?

Ese pinta que es el número a batir....

Bajaron bastante las Vol. Imp. de los CALL aca en argentina. 26% la 77.9 realmente parece que los loteros no le creen. La 81.9 subio 10 centavos con papel subiendo 2 pesos, practicamente no le hizo ni cosquillas. Vamos a ver si se estiran hasta los 79 a ver que sucede. 2 ruedas de +24M bastante decente. La 3era es la vencida?

Lindo día..

jethro, en 38.5 nos bañan?

Para los que se guian por el AT los $75 es de libro la cosa

lo q pasa q hace unos dias q no encuentra mas pozos, eso significa q no va a pedir tanta plata,

maximo intra el adr

Vamos de a poquito,proxima parada???(sin guarangadas plisss)

PREMIO A BRASIL POR SU GIRO ANTI AMAHDINEHJAH.

First Published Tuesday, 1 February 2011 01:58 pm - © 2011 Dow Jones
RIO DE JANEIRO -(Dow Jones)- Iraq wants Brazilian state-run energy company Petroleo Brasileiro (PBR, PETR4.BR), or Petrobras, to help the country increase its refining capacity, a key government official told local business daily Valor Economico.
"Companies from China, South Korea and Europe are interested, but we would also like to have Petrobras involved because of its importance," Hussain Al-Shahristani, Iraq's vice prime minister for energy policy, told Valor in an interview published in Tuesday's edition.
Petrobras officials weren't immediately available to comment when contacted by Dow Jones Newswires.
The country is ramping up oil production, but lacks the refining capacity to produce higher-value oil products such as gasoline and diesel fuel. Iraq, which holds about 143 billion barrels of reserves, wants to build four new refineries to beef up capacity by 750,000 barrels a day.
The first refinery would process about 145,000 barrels a day. Iraq expects to receive initial proposals for the $2 billion refinery project this month, Al-Shahristani said, according to the report.
"If Petrobras accepts, no matter what the size of its participation, we're going to give them a 3% discount on the price of oil," the official said.
Given that transport costs to the refinery will be minimal, Al-Shahristani said that profits and margins at the refinery would be "very good."
Petrobras, however, has said that it would move to limit overseas investments as it concentrates on development of recently discovered ultra-deepwater oil fields off the coast of Brazil. The company has also been criticized for its plans to build five new refineries in Brazil as part of its $224 billion investment plan through 2014.

Se lleva lo mismo porque esta lanzado a 37 no importa si se va 60, mas que eso no se puede ganar con el BULL.