Vlasnik računa Stanje [%] Vrsta računa
1. DRŽAVNA AGENCIJA ZA OSIG. ŠTEDNIH ULOGA I SANACIJU 1.034.455 63,20 Zast. račun
2. HZMO 111.667 6,82 Zast. račun
3. HRVATSKI FOND ZA PRIVATIZACIJU 43.569 2,66 Osnovni račun
4. HPB D.D./HPB-INVEST – HPB GLOBAL OIF 30.222 1,85 Skrb. račun +222
5. PBZ D.D. 30.000 1,83 Skrb. račun +8213
6. HPB D.D. 15.124 0,92 Skrb. račun +204
7. PBZ D.D. 14.799 0,90 Skrb. račun +292
8. HPB D.D./HPB-INVEST – HPB DYNAMIC OIF 13.881 0,85 Skrb. račun
9. PODRAVSKA BANKA D.D. 11.062 0,68 Skrb. račun -436
10. JADROPLOV D. D. 10.011 0,61 Osnovni račun
Ukupno: 80,33

A da malo gledaš tko se “krije” pod kojim brojem i na koji datum. 5. PBZ je pao sa 4. na 5. poziciju bez ikakve trgovine, a HPB global je sa 5. došao na 4. i očito je da je van burze kupio oko 7400 dionica (taj dan je oko 2200 protrgovano) i time prestigao PBZ. Malo obratiti pozornosti…

Pozdrav!

Da ne bi bilo zabune, ovo se odnosi na trgovanje od utorka.

Možda su prebacivali unutar fondova. Svi HPB fondovi su u ovoj dionioci!

hm, jesi li siguran, to rijetko tko danas može reći:
Strange things have been happening to the Baltic Dry Index, the index covering dry bulk shipping rates andwidely seen as a leading indicator of global economic growth. After rising to an all-time high of 11,039 lastNovember, the index nearly halved to 5,615 in January, but has since recovered some lost ground, moving up to more than 8,600 last week. But it has started falling again since then and on 19 March, it was at 7,801. The answer lies in commodity prices. Industrial commodity prices, too, have started moving up after
falling for much of last year. And as commodity prices have risen, so have the freight rates for carrying those commodities.
The demand for commodities depends a lot on Chinese demand and that has so far held up pretty well. For instance, China’s imports of iron ore were up 33% year-on-year in February. But growth may cool off if the Chinese government tries to curb inflation.
More significant is the fact that bulk shipping rates are falling. That, says a Citigroup research report, is “a red flag for the Baltic Dry Index rally and raise questions about the industry’s confidence in its sustainability”. Citi analysts point out that the supply of ships is going to rise substantially in 2009 and 2010. Demand growth, on the other hand, is not likely to keep pace with the supply of ships, although the supply-demand balance this year is, according to the analysts, “debatable, but precarious”. The upshot: “The bullish argument for bulk shipping is that we’ll see massive ship delays out of China, while the bear arguments are that ship supply growth will still be at all-time highs in 2009–11 and/or commodities will lose their steam as we learn not to underestimate the impact of a slowing US on emerging markets and their seemingly decoupled commodity demand trends.”
The sudden fall in commodity prices over the last couple of days will add to the pressure on the index.
Orchid promoters’ wealth evaporates
Mukesh Ambani, the richest resident Indian based on his holdings in Reliance Industries, recently suggested that such notional wealth is deceptive in nature. Kailasam Raghavendra Rao, promoter of Orchid Chemicals and Pharmaceuticals Ltd, would probably be willing to stand and testify to that. Last week, the notional wealth of Orchid’s promoter group stood at Rs323 crore. This has fallen by 63% to Rs121 crore in just three trading sessions.

favouring bulls today vele na CNBC danas. američani opako rastu danas. hoćemo li i mi sutra.
insajderi kad će izvješće.jel se može sutra očekivati?

Dow Up 1.99% Nasdaq Up 3.34%

DRYS 12:33PM ET 62.69 Up 5.38 Up 9.39%
DSX 12:29PM ET 26.49 Up 2.06 Up 8.43%
EGLE 12:34PM ET 26.07 Up 1.13 Up 4.53%
ESEA 12:34PM ET 11.75 Up 0.41 Up 3.62%
EXM 12:30PM ET 28.82 Up 2.12 Up 7.94%
GNK 12:30PM ET 54.28 Up 3.31 Up 6.50%
NM 12:30PM ET 9.87 Up 0.74 Up 8.11%
QMAR 12:35PM ET 22.17 Up 0.71 Up 3.31%
TBSI 12:35PM ET 31.56 Up 2.50 Up 8.62%

ne bi bilo loše da ovako i kod nas sutra krene…….[thumbsup][thumbsup]

…bome kako je krenulo, još će Amerika biti mali mujo prema ZSE

Hogare, kada se vraćaš u Zagreb?

SINGAPORE (AP) — Oil prices fell to hover above $100 a barrel Tuesday as a stronger U.S. dollar made energy futures less attractive to investors.

The greenback’s advance Monday made dollar-denominated oil lose some of its recent appeal to investors.

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Many analysts believe the dollar’s recent depreciation was the primary reason oil surged to a record near $112 a barrel last week, since oil and other commodities are seen as a hedge against inflation and a falling dollar. Now that the dollar is rising, the effect is reversing.

Light, sweet crude for May delivery fell 57 cents to $100.29 a barrel in Asian electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange by midafternoon in Singapore. The contract fell 98 cents to settle at $100.86 a barrel on Monday.

The recent decline in oil prices has been far from decisive, and there are signs that some investors are willing to look beyond the dollar for future price direction. Some investors have sold contracts on concerns that a slowing U.S. economy would dampen crude oil demand. Last week, oil prices dipped in part on worry that Bear Stearns’ near-collapse was a sign of significant economic problems.

Some analysts believe oil’s recent declines are temporary — a correction in a bull market — and that prices will forge higher again when the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates again, as is widely expected. Lower interest rates tend to weaken the dollar.

“It’s quite possible for the conditions that have pushed oil prices higher to be re-established,” said David Moore, a commodity strategist with the Commonwealth Bank of Australia in Sydney. “U.S. interest rates are low and they will be cut further. In this situation it’s possible we’ll see renewed vulnerability of the U.S. dollar at some point.”

But there is an opposing school of thought that argues prices have risen far higher than can be justified by the oil market’s underlying supply and demand fundamentals. These analysts believe prices will fall soon and sharply — regardless of what happens to the dollar.

“One of the things that may count against oil somewhat is the fact that we’re now entering into a sort of lower demand part of the year, and they will see some inventory building occurring,” Moore added.

In other Nymex trading, heating oil futures lost 0.96 cent to $2.9535 a gallon while gasoline prices rose 5.8 cents to $2.6470 a gallon. Natural gas futures rose 1.6 cents to $9.345 per 1,000 cubic feet.

In London, Brent crude fell 50 cents to $99.36 a barrel on the ICE Futures exchange.

šansa za iskrcavanje nekog velikog na koti 566…….

ah ti dokupi….