sudeci po dogadjanjima u SAD-u sutra nas ceka zanimljiv dan… jesam vam rekao da ce biti samo gore…. a zamislite jednom kad stvarno dodju podaci da je SAD u recisiji… hoce li opet biti ingre po 36000 kn? ili nize?

Sad će Pančo i baričević poludjeti

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Ova stvar sa AZ mirovinskim fondom je stvar za državno odvjetništvo i krim policiju !!!
Radi se o stotinama milijuna kuna pronevjerenog novca hrvatskih građana!
Sramota, katastrofa, užas itd. itd. itd.

Grabež je prevelika, a tržište premalo !

Da vas razveselim, i 1971. godine isto su napravili američki mirovinski fondovi – veli Bufeet. Kupovali na vrhu i prodavali na dnu. Neiskustvo.

to ti mali međedi gaze jedni preko drugih da uzmu što više profita. obično ide trač na CNBC, kompjuteri počnu kupovat indekse i tarapana sa short coveringom krene. ako baš nije neki trač onda propadne opet dole jer su se kompjuteri nakrcali puteva i udri po bidu [cool]

vrag im sreću programersku pojeo [wink]

Ma medo sve zna, jel medo jel tak znaš i s ženama, a? Pametan si neki medo.[thumbsup]

jok eto si ti pameten zavodniče

Jel medo, ti si sigurno znaš i imena obitelji i fondova koji danas u Americi kupuju Bechtel, sigurno znaš i tračeve tko pušta

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S obzirom na stanje tržište takvo kakvo je, pjesma uvijek liječi

Idemo svi zajedno

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aktualni test za nekakve “schminka” prevodioce…poslala prijateljica prevodilac…i kao panika je.

TEST 7

FINANCE/ECONOMICS – 395 words
Coming Bounce-Back Should Resemble Nifty Fifty
Over the next month, the case for a severe synchronized global recession and a secular bear market may become the consensus for investment sophisticates. My guess is that the deepening gloom will lead to more weakness in equities, more strength in bonds, and perhaps a selling climax and some capitulation. The sentiment measures we monitor are showing rising bearishness but are not yet at the extreme levels we would want to see before buying. In this decline, the Old Economy sectors, particularly financials and consumer cyclicals, should be hit hard, and the rate of decline in TMT should decelerate. The collapse of corporate profits is driving stock prices, stock prices are affecting corporate actions like layoffs, and both are dampening consumer confidence and spending, which recycles back to profits.
After equities have fallen further and discounted the gloom, at some point in the relatively near future, there should be a powerful rally. TMT sectors should have the biggest bounces. Many large-cap TMT names could double and still be far below their highs of last year. This action should be similar to that of the Nifty Fifty off the 1974 bottom. I would own Treasury bonds, the Euro, energy stocks, and US pharmaceuticals.

Consumer Risk Rises Along with white-collar Layoffs
Two factors lie behind the sharp deterioration on the US job front — an inventory correction and the imperatives of corporate cost cutting. The inventory dynamic is, of course, the hallmark of most business cycles. It takes a sharp, but temporary, toll on manufacturing employment, as industrial production is aligned with the depressed level of sales.
Seeking Bottom
Stocks weaken as US data oscillates between recovery and weakness. Tech continues to lead the way down, approaching the lows set last spring. Is there any reason to hope, or should 2001 be written off? There are a few reasons to suggest we may be in better shape and in a better mood at some point fairly soon.
Positives include deep pessimism among investors, scattered signs of stabilization in the US and European economies, improving valuations, and a bear market that is approaching the long-toothed 1980–82 bear for longevity.
Concerns include the need for broader signs of US macro stabilization coupled with corporate statements suggesting stabilization. Also, we believe more liquidity is necessary outside the US, from the ECB and the BoJ.

hehheeh kolko hoćeš, mogao sam stavit i pešnest [smiley]