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Esta es buena semana para ponerse largos, si todo falla siempre te queda el vencimiento 😀
El stop que tienes en el SAN te lo voy a explotar antes del viernes... 😎:
gacela...
Saludos 😉
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Esta es buena semana para ponerse largos, si todo falla siempre te queda el vencimiento 😀
El stop que tienes en el SAN te lo voy a explotar antes del viernes... 😎:
gacela...
Pues deberíamos tener un 11-S por duplicado para que el SAN baje más 1 punto en menos de 4 sesiones 😀
he oído mar1? ... si hay reto me apunto!! zurrarle "al botas" es lo que siempre he deseado (desde pequeñita) ... pero como no controlo al SAN ni al POP que alguien nos plasme un plan para "liquidar" y que alguien coordine la operación ... prometo despertarme
Hemos parado en el fibo23,6% en el Stoxx...
Saludos...
PD: Speculo, casi mejor no lo contrato... (total, tengo 4 mal puestos... 😀)
PD2: Mulder, yo tb tengo stops puestos hombre...
Guanoooooooooooooooooooo 😀
Con el objetivo declarado de evitar que en el futuro se produzcan nuevas crisis como la que está viviendo todavía el país, la propuesta de Obama dedicará un capítulo especial a la necesidad de establecer controles más estrictos en productos concretos como las hipotecas o las tarjetas de crédito, a tenor de lo ocurrido con las 'subprime' y el alto endeudamiento de millones de estadounidenses.
Y Mulder empapelado por los chicos del botas.... 😀
sin acritud y tal... 😀
Saludos 😀
del artículo:
Parafraseando a cierta firma que corre por ahí: Un politico es aquel que te da un paraguas cuando ya ha dejado de llover y estás empapelado.
Buenas noches... pues al final, hemos parado justamente ahí... abrí dos largos en ese momento, a ver que tal abrimos mañana... no llamemos al guano tan pronto, no se ha roto ninguna tendencia del rebote...
Saludos...
El wishful thinking de los muy pillados con cortos de este hilo es tan fuerte que se desborda, como si una presa se rompiera, cada vez que tenemos una bajada de cierta consideración 😀
Luego viene la lógica calma y compás de espera.
http://www.burbuja.info/inmobiliari...ely-lose-aaa-rating-prechter.html#post1761949NEW YORK (Reuters) - Technical analyst Robert Prechter on Monday said he sees the United States losing its top AAA credit rating by the end of 2010, as he stuck by a deeply bearish outlook on the U.S. economy and stock market.
Prechter, known for predicting the 1987 stock market crash, joins a growing coterie of market heavyweights in forecasting the United States will lose its top credit rating as the government issues trillions of dollars in debt to fund efforts to bail out the economy.
Antiestéticars about the long-term vulnerability of the prized U.S. credit rating came to the fore after Standard & Poor's in May lowered its outlook on Britain, threatening the UK's top AAA rating. That move raised antiestéticars that the United States could face a similar risk, with the hefty amounts of government debt issued in both countries to pay for financial rescues causing budget deficits to swell.
Prechter, speaking at the Reuters Investment Outlook Summit in New York, said he sees investors' confidence in an economic rebound fading, a trend that will drag the S&P 500 stock index .SPX well below the March 6 intraday low of 666.79 by the end of this year or early next.
"There will be a leg down in stock prices, and it will affect all other areas," including corporate bonds and commodities, said Prechter, who is executive officer at research company Elliott Wave International, based in Gainesville, Georgia.
Prechter, who is known for his bearish views, has repeatedly forecast a steep decline in stocks this year, even as the stock market has rebounded from 12-year lows set in March as optimism about an economic recovery has risen.
Despite the government and Federal Reserve's massive rescues for financial companies and securities markets, Prechter expects credit markets to clam up again as they did in the first phase of the global financial crisis and for the U.S. economy to sink into a depression.
Although U.S. banks' recently passed government "stress tests" that assessed the adequacy of their capital levels to absorb losses and have been able to raise some capital in debt and equity markets, "the banking sector is in severe trouble," as more loans turn bad, he said.
The economy "is obviously heading toward a depression," despite the government's efforts to dodge one, said Prechter.
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke has not averted a re-run of the 1930s Great Depression, even though investors are becoming firmly convinced that the Fed has avoided disaster and that the economy has hit bottom.
"It's the next leg down (in stocks) that will make it clear that these things are not true," Prechter said.
(Editing by Leslie Adler)
se lo pongo a tonuel para que mañana se levante con el pijama corto:
http://www.burbuja.info/inmobiliari...ely-lose-aaa-rating-prechter.html#post1761949
ya sabe la respuesta hamijo 😀
pero esta en este hilo por lo del dow jones, no por lo que esta pensando pillín