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BAC y Citi aguantando sin problemas.
Pd. Esto ha sido una barrida de stops un poco a lo bruto.
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¿habeis Visto El Ibex35?
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BAC y Citi aguantando sin problemas.
Pd. Esto ha sido una barrida de stops un poco a lo bruto.
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Bueno, ayer ya os avisé que este día iba a ser para recordar jiji... por un lado me encanta que algunos foreros recuperen sus dineros pero un poco de acongojo siempre viene bien para sentirse vivos.
NO SE VAYAN TODAVÏA AÚN HAY MÁS!!!!
OBAMA EN MENSAJE A LA NACIÓN
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Lo que faltaba que hable obama estando largo 😡:
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Kujire.. les están dando la del pulpo, nunca mejor dicho a los tankers OCNF.
Me estoy pensando en comprar de nuevo. 🙂
Me estoy pensando en comprar de nuevo. 🙂
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Pecata minuta metete en el SAN que seguro que sube 🙂
Fuera de POP a 6,34. Ahora entro otra vez y sigo empujando.
Traidorrrr, yo sigo dentro y sufriendo un poco pero creo que acabará cayendo, tengo el stop en 6.50 y estoy vigilando al SAN para otra entrada en cortos.
Pepitoria
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Los peces rellenitos manejaran info que no sabemos
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Traidorrrr, yo sigo dentro y sufriendo un poco pero creo que acabará cayendo, tengo el stop en 6.50 y estoy vigilando al SAN para otra entrada en cortos.
Tranquilo, que ahora empujo más. Es que he visto la plusvalía rápida y no me he podido contener 😀
Breaking News ... White House
No tranquilos, Obama viene a comunicar que cortan la financiación de 121 programas que ahorrarán 17B$, y estos serán empleados en ayudas para los estudiantes a financiar sus estudios ... y otro tipo de medidas, para cortar el deficit lo más que puedan ...
Se nota que están buscando la patsta bajo las piedras, y me parece bien que se dejen de coñas y de financiar patidifuseces ... a ver si es verdad.
No tranquilos, Obama viene a comunicar que cortan la financiación de 121 programas que ahorrarán 17B$, y estos serán empleados en ayudas para los estudiantes a financiar sus estudios ... y otro tipo de medidas, para cortar el deficit lo más que puedan ...
Se nota que están buscando la patsta bajo las piedras, y me parece bien que se dejen de coñas y de financiar patidifuseces ... a ver si es verdad.
Kujire.. les están dando la del pulpo, nunca mejor dicho a los tankers OCNF.
Me estoy pensando en comprar de nuevo. 🙂
Ya sabes, esto es una pequeña "paradinha" para repostar😉
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Pepon manifiestate, estoy largo a tope,tengo metidos hasta los calzoncillos,habla a la nacion 🙂
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Este es un hilo de ludópatas.
Unete a la fiesta hamijo
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Este es un hilo de ludópatas.
Creo que les gusta más el término "inversores". Es más políticamente correcto. GNBC dixit (sic)
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kujire, deje abierto un corto del eurostoxx en 2449, vengo de comer y me encuentro esto... Que hago, caja? O esto es serio?.
a la buchaca!!!!
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told the Congress that the U.S. economy will begin to rebound later this year but the recovery will probably be slower than usual.
"We continue to expect economic activity to bottom out, then to turn up later this year," said the U.S. central bank chief.
But he also warned that even after a recovery gets under way, the rate of growth of real economic activity is likely to remain below its longer-run potential for a while.
"We expect that the recovery will only gradually gain momentum and that economic slack will diminish slowly," he said. "In particular, businesses are likely to be cautious about hiring, implying that the unemployment rate could remain high for a time, even after economic growth resumes." The U.S. economy shrank at an annual rate of 6.1 percent in the first quarter of 2009, slightly smaller than the 6.3 percent drop in the previous quarter.
The worse-than-expected decline marked the third straight quarter of contraction for the world's biggest economy and signaled little improvement in a deep recession.
Looking ahead, many analysts were predicting the U.S. economy would shrink less in the current April-June period as the government's stimulus begins to take hold. - PNA
May 7, 2009 Thursday
UNITED STATES BERNANKE
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RULES OUT NEW ROUND OF MASSIVE FINANCIAL BAILOUTS IN US
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Tuesday ruled out the possibility of a massive new round of bailouts to save the U.S. banking giants.
"I've looked at many of the banks and I believe that many of them will be able to meet their capital needs without further government capital," Bernanke
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told the Congress' Joint Economic Committee.
Media reported that about half of the 19 largest U.S. banks will be told to raise more capital after being "stress tested" by the government.
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and JPMorgan Chase
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are reported to be among those who will have to boost their reserves.
The U.S. government will release the details of the "stress tests" on Thursday.
Moreover, Bernanke
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told the Congress that the U.S. economy will begin to rebound later this year but the recovery will probably be slower than usual.
"We continue to expect economic activity to bottom out, then to turn up later this year," said the U.S. central bank chief.
But he also warned that even after a recovery gets under way, the rate of growth of real economic activity is likely to remain below its longer-run potential for a while.
"We expect that the recovery will only gradually gain momentum and that economic slack will diminish slowly," he said. "In particular, businesses are likely to be cautious about hiring, implying that the unemployment rate could remain high for a time, even after economic growth resumes." The U.S. economy shrank at an annual rate of 6.1 percent in the first quarter of 2009, slightly smaller than the 6.3 percent drop in the previous quarter.
The worse-than-expected decline marked the third straight quarter of contraction for the world's biggest economy and signaled little improvement in a deep recession.
Looking ahead, many analysts were predicting the U.S. economy would shrink less in the current April-June period as the government's stimulus begins to take hold. - PNA
donpepito
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Kujire... te gusta PRGN? o saco el billete para la escala que está haciendo DRYS?
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