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jethro tull escribió:..........

y con esto volvemos a "la banda administrada" de nitra
pero esta vez, se me ocurre terminaran por secar la plaza lotera
al igual que paso en pamp donde la gente se canso y la dejo de lado

si estos supuestos suceden, por fuerza cobraria mayor liquidez ts

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abrazo

nitramus escribió:Si el mercado externo se apresta a corregir entre abril y mayo, arrastraria a todos los activos, no creo posible un CCL a 4.80. Es mas $5 es barato para mi entender....... ni que hablar si el real llega la paridad de R$ 2/dolar.

jethro tull escribió:....si estos supuestos suceden, por fuerza cobraria mayor liquidez ts

Ciclotímico escribió:Todo puede ser, lo veo difícil el CCL a 4,8 ya, salvo intervención !! Pero todo puede ser...

Algún cruce de ese estilo se dará, tipo 4,85 y 7,4. A esa altura la 3,6 no se ejerce !

Ciclotímico escribió:Nitra, Yo creo que la mejor forma de ver la relación entre la cotización y el ccl es hacerlo con el ADR, la relación es más notable !!! De hecho, analíticamente así es como se debería hacer !!

renuncioahora escribió:Twitter Pablo E Guidotti: Moody's reviews Argentinean financial institutions ratings for downgrade http://bit.ly/wrwFMV

Announcement:
Moody's reviews Argentinean financial institutions ratings for downgrade
Global Credit Research - 16 Mar 2012
Assessment of standalone credit ratings positioned above the sovereign

New York, March 16, 2012 -- Moody's Investors Service today announced it was continuing its review of deposit ratings and stand alone financial strength ratings of 19 banking groups in Argentina whose ratings had been placed on review for possible downgrade on November 21, 2011. Moody's Latin America also announced it was continuing its review of the long term debt ratings of 19 banking groups in Argentina whose ratings had been placed on review for possible downgrade on November 21, 2011. At the same time, Moody's placed on review for downgrade the national scale ratings of 13 of those groups. Moody's said it would also reassess the standalone baseline credit assessments of seven additional banks. Today's announcement follows Moody's global assessment of linkages between financial institutions and sovereign credit risk.

The reviews will be focused on the sensitivity and degree to which certain issuers' standalone credit profiles that are currently above the B3 rating of the Argentinean sovereign are correlated with sovereign credit quality. They will also take into account the effect on banks' financial fundamentals of the Argentinean government's recent macroeconomic measures as outlined in the rating actions of November 21, 2011.

Please click on this link http://www.moodys.com/viewresearchdoc.a ... PBC_140640 for the List of Affected Credit Ratings. This list is an integral part of this Press Release and identifies each affected issuer.

http://www.moodys.com/research/Moodys-r ... dysratings

Ciclotímico escribió:Hermes, yo hice uno ya, si me explican cómo adjuntar un xls se los paso !