DIA Dow Jones 30 (ETF)

[her_unlimited]

Gracias gente, estaran aprovechando para comprar en baja. espero q remonte.

que cagada ese informe cheeee, ojalà te haga un pullback a 21.68 para salir

[elnovato2013]

short 1586.50

pienso que el market tiene que consolidar en 1582-1583

[elnovato2013]

short 1586.50

[NEO2012]

ja! ya lo respondiste

[NEO2012]

$ES_F Inventory: 15,000# shorts f/1585 vs 150,000# longs (60,000# f/1565 60,000# f/1545 30,000# f/1533)

Verni,
viendo tus graficos de ayer, y siendo que sumo volumen en la parte alta (en el /ES creo que es arriba de 1580/82) y los pocos short que hay ahora, deberia borrar esos short para hacer nuevos maximos y despues corregir?

[elnovato2013]

$ES_F Inventory: 15,000# shorts f/1585 vs 150,000# longs (60,000# f/1565 60,000# f/1545 30,000# f/1533)

1585 son los stops de los shorts, me imagino

[bullbear]

pero no salio ninguna noticia? para q baje un 6%, compre pensando q cerraria el gap pero estoy viendo q tiene 3 gap dsd donde empezo la suba.

(This story has been posted on The Wall Street Journal Digital Network's AllThingsD site at http://allthingsd.com.)
By Arik Hesseldahl
By all indications it's going to be a rough day on the stock market for any company exposed to the personal computer business.

Yesterday's reports from the market research firms IDC and Gartner showed conclusively what pretty much anyone paying attention had already suspected intuitively, that the bottom has finally fallen out of the PC business. During the first quarter of 2013, the combined shipments showed their worst year-on- year decline ever.

Reversing that trend is probably not an option, which means that a fundamentally new chapter in the history of the personal computer industry is unequivocally here. Shareholders in those companies will start making value judgements accordingly. That was in evidence in the pre-market trading this morning.

With a few minutes to go before the opening of markets in New York , shares of market leader Hewlett-Packard were down by nearly 6 percent. Dell , still the subject of an ongoing fight over its proposed $24.4 billion plan to go private in a leveraged buyout transaction, was down only slightly.

Chipmaker Intel was down nearly 3 percent. Advanced Micro Devices , Intel's one remaining rival was down 2.7 percent. Microsoft , the primary supplier of operating system software to the world's PCs, was down 3.5 percent.

Apple , the maker of the iPad, which arguably has disrupted the PC industry, but also a North America's third largest supplier of PCs, was down by 2 dollars , or less than half of a percentage point.
-For continuously updated news from The Wall Street Journal , see WSJ.com at http://wsj.com.

(END) Dow Jones Newswires
04-11-13 0936ET
Copyright (c) 2013 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.

[NEO2012]

pero no salio ninguna noticia? para q baje un 6%, compre pensando q cerraria el gap pero estoy viendo q tiene 3 gap dsd donde empezo la suba.

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