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..."the big money was not in the individual fluctuations but in the main movements "...
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el_sobrino escribió:OJALA LES DIGO DE BUENA FE,SE COMPRARON TODO EN ESTA BAJA,PORQUE LA DIFERENCIA QUE SE VA A PODER HACER PARA ARRIBA ES TREMENDA...LA EXPLOCION QUE SE VIENE EN EL EURO ES EXTRAORDINARIA Y EL MERCADO TAMBIEN
Sobrino que hago con mis calls de FAZ que compré el viernes, que hago ???????????????????

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OJALA LES DIGO DE BUENA FE,SE COMPRARON TODO EN ESTA BAJA,PORQUE LA DIFERENCIA QUE SE VA A PODER HACER PARA ARRIBA ES TREMENDA...LA EXPLOCION QUE SE VIENE EN EL EURO ES EXTRAORDINARIA Y EL MERCADO TAMBIEN
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Sube el EURO.....futuros del DOW flat y suben futuros del Gold..... 

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August 7, 2011 6:15 pm
Economic Outlook: Fed meets amid talk of QE
By Neil Dennis
Many of the world’s leading central banks are softening their monetary stance as global debt and growth concerns have spooked financial markets in recent weeks. Against this backdrop, the Federal Reserve holds its latest policy meeting on Tuesday, while the Bank of England publishes its quarterly inflation report on Wednesday.
Talk has returned to the subject of quantitative easing, and the possibility of a third round of monetary stimulus (QE3). Little is expected from Tuesday’s meeting given the proximity of the Fed’s annual conference at Jackson Hole at the end of the month. It was at the 2010 meeting at the Wyoming ski resort that Ben Bernanke, Fed chairman, announced QE2.
Most analysts expect the Bank of England to revise down its growth forecast given recent market dislocations. In its report published in May, the Bank was still expecting annual growth of 1.8 per cent, but after the tepid 0.2 per cent growth in gross domestic product recorded in the second quarter, increases of more than 1 per cent would be needed in both of the remaining quarters to achieve this.
“Although the fall in oil prices will help cash-strapped households, there is a risk of a vicious downward spiral developing, with falling asset prices prompting the global economy to continue to weaken,” says Vicky Redwood at Capital Economics.
In spite of recent rises in utility bills, the Bank is expected to signal that medium-term inflation pressures have eased and that a near-term interest rate rise is not on the cards.
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August 7, 2011 6:15 pm
Economic Outlook: Fed meets amid talk of QE
By Neil Dennis
Many of the world’s leading central banks are softening their monetary stance as global debt and growth concerns have spooked financial markets in recent weeks. Against this backdrop, the Federal Reserve holds its latest policy meeting on Tuesday, while the Bank of England publishes its quarterly inflation report on Wednesday.
Talk has returned to the subject of quantitative easing, and the possibility of a third round of monetary stimulus (QE3). Little is expected from Tuesday’s meeting given the proximity of the Fed’s annual conference at Jackson Hole at the end of the month. It was at the 2010 meeting at the Wyoming ski resort that Ben Bernanke, Fed chairman, announced QE2.
Most analysts expect the Bank of England to revise down its growth forecast given recent market dislocations. In its report published in May, the Bank was still expecting annual growth of 1.8 per cent, but after the tepid 0.2 per cent growth in gross domestic product recorded in the second quarter, increases of more than 1 per cent would be needed in both of the remaining quarters to achieve this.
“Although the fall in oil prices will help cash-strapped households, there is a risk of a vicious downward spiral developing, with falling asset prices prompting the global economy to continue to weaken,” says Vicky Redwood at Capital Economics.
In spite of recent rises in utility bills, the Bank is expected to signal that medium-term inflation pressures have eased and that a near-term interest rate rise is not on the cards.
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colega VClicquot, has analizado la tasa de ganancias de las empresas de wall street?
esta descontado en sus precios un futuro pésimo,si te fijas la mayoría de los pers respecto de la tasa a 10 años por ejemplo.
es decir,pueden estar muy baratas en terminos de esta tasa de interes.
recordás cual fue la excusa para ir a los 14200?
justamente,que rendían 7% contra los 5% de los bonos a 10 años.
ahora estan rindiendo cerca de 8 % contra una tasa de ...2.5 %.
en fin ...para pensar...
esta descontado en sus precios un futuro pésimo,si te fijas la mayoría de los pers respecto de la tasa a 10 años por ejemplo.
es decir,pueden estar muy baratas en terminos de esta tasa de interes.
recordás cual fue la excusa para ir a los 14200?
justamente,que rendían 7% contra los 5% de los bonos a 10 años.
ahora estan rindiendo cerca de 8 % contra una tasa de ...2.5 %.
en fin ...para pensar...
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Manana todos de shopping martes sale noticia . Rebote forte . Volaremos
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Vuela la plata
.... y no precisamente del bolsillo de los comprados...

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RECUERDEN EL EURO SERA UN MOTOR IMPARABLE...LO EXPLOTAN !!..HASTA 1.5 NO PARA Y NO SE SI MAS
..LE LLEVAMOS LOS PAPELES A TODOS!

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Merda como sube el eurin 

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VClicquot escribió: Si , un rebotin y ver que pasa.
A mi entender no estan dadas las condiciones politicas para que se desencadene una baja en serio.
Creo que usaran toda la artileria para aguantar (rumores de estimulos , etc , etc ), la caida en serio seguramente sera cuando se vislumbre la posibilidad de un cambio de politica economica en EEUU o la lucha por el poder entre republicanos y democratas paralice la posibilidad de reaccion , ahi el mercado seguramente sera despiadado.
Lo de Europa es mas complejo , pero todavia queda la posibilidad de ponerles algunos remiendos a la Union Europa y tambien ganar tiempo.
En resumen : Hay que ser muy guapo para apostar a la baja en serio contra el que tiene la maquina de hacer billetes.
O póniendolo graficamente mañana por descuido Bernanke o alguien cercano dice que estan analizando un QE3 y al dia siguiente todo el mercado estara pensando en ir a nuevos maximos.
VClicquot el Jue Ago 04, 2011 7:54 pm
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no baja de aca creia que iba 500 puntos abajo no voy a poder comprar ggal a 450
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http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/d09ec16c ... abdc0.html
Perspectivas de la economía: Fed se reúne en medio de rumores de QE
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142 ... 76100.html
Fed Has Some Tricks Left, but None Are Magic
Perspectivas de la economía: Fed se reúne en medio de rumores de QE
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142 ... 76100.html
Fed Has Some Tricks Left, but None Are Magic
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