kupio 200 dsx po 15.63
Kak nema Sogo gledalicu!??
Pa ima ju, zove se Watch List [wink]
hebiga nema nikoga…ja se zaigrao…
kupio sam 4 puta danas?
ali nemam namjeru prodavati…nadam se da nemam onih glupih ograničenja s daytrade
još dsx na 15.59
Nema beda dok si samo kupovao, bio bi problem da si prodavao.
Recimo na Sogo ako kupiš u 2 transakcije i prodaš u jednoj onda bi to bila 2 daytradea.
U tvom slučaju ako sad prodaš onda su ti to instant 4 daytradea i crveni karton 🙂
Lijepo je ovo, od 20 dionica na gledalici samo jedna je zelena, iako samo +0,6% – DRYS 🙂
The key issue now is that the US administration is serious about separating the investment banking and commercial banking of the big to fail banks!
Will they do the same for GS too? They obtained a commercial banking permit during the worse of the crisis in October 2008 and enjoying the funding facility of FED as a commercial bank. But they hardly do any commercial banking business. It was said that they might bailout a few small commercial banks that may fail. That never happened.
Will they cancel the commercial banking permit for this white elephant???
JPM is smart and they left MS alone without merging with them!!!!
Lijepo je ovo, od 20 dionica na gledalici samo jedna je zelena, iako samo +0,6% – DRYS 🙂
Evo i svih 20 u minusu… [lol]
Prodao sam jedan dio puteva kupljenih oko 1100, 20% je dobra zarada za jedan dan, strah me da se opet ne okrenu u zeleno. Dio čuvam i dokupljujem ako uspješno prijeđu 1100. Nema ih puno, ako i spušim nije velik rizik.
uzeo 600dsx sveukupno…još sutra malo ako padne i super
Još jedan loš dan,postaje navika…..
"The financial panic is behind us," said famed investor Warren Buffett, who recently made what he called an "all-in wager" on the U.S. economy by acquiring railroad Burlington Northern Santa Fe. "The bottom has come in stocks. Don’t pass on something that’s attractive today."
Sitting facing each other in an auditorium filled with nearly 1,000 cheering people at a CNBC-sponsored event at Columbia University in New York, the CEO of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. and Microsoft founder Bill Gates fielded questions from Columbia Business School students on the recession, investing and what’s the next Microsoft.
There were at first reassurances that the U.S. economy had not collapsed since the last time the two sat in front of a student audience, in Nebraska in 2005.
"We proved that we can make mistakes," said Gates. "But the fundamentals of the system, a marketplace-driven system where we invest in education and a great infrastructure for the long-term, that’s continued." Even in the country’s "darkest hour," he said, American businesses were still innovating.
"Last fall was really blindsiding," Buffett said later. Still, "I did not worry about the overall survival of our economy."
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Forget 11,000, Dow Heading for 6000 and GE Still a Short, Charles Ortel Says
Coming off its highs of 2009, the Dow is heading for its first down day of November, which is pretty much a non-event and arguably overdue. But there’s plenty more down days ahead for the Dow, and big ones, according to Charles Ortel, managing partner of Newport Value Partners.
When this current "hope-based" rally ends, Ortel believes the Dow will fall into the 5000-6000 range, based on the following:
* Economic fundamentals: In addition to huge deficits, there’s too much supply and not enough intrinsic demand in the "aging economies" of Europe, Japan and the U.S., Ortel says. From 1999-2007 "we made up for that by encouraging people to borrow. Now we’re going to correct for that."
* Geopolitics: "The gathering threats from abroad are severe," Ortel says. Threats from Iran and difficulties in Afghanistan immediately come to mind, but he also mentions "instability in Mexico" as well as the potential for "friendly rivals and determined enemies" to try and take advantage of America’s weakened economic state and overextended military.
The first look at [GERMAN Q3 GDP] has come in a tad weaker-than expected but with a modest upward revision to Q2 the data overall is in-line. On the headline seasonally adjusted measure GDP posted a jump of 0.7% q/q from a revised 0.4% in Q2 (was 0.3%), and on the wda/nsa rates GDP came in line at -4.8% y/y/-4.7% y/y resp compared to also revised numbers of -5.8% (was -5.9%) & -7.0% (was -7.1%) last. The market median forecasts were looking for 0.8% q/q, -4.8% y/y & -5% y/y resp. The German Statistics Office said that exports, investment equipment boosted the improvement vs Q2, although private consumption was the main drag.
[FRENCH ECON MIN LAGARDE] once again lets the cat out-of-the-bag ahead of the official GDP release due at 7.50GMT, revealing that the economy has grown again by 0.3% q/q in Q3, but less than market forecasts for a 0.6% print. Although the number will disappoint expectations (if proven correct), Lagarde takes a positive outlook, saying that it confirms that the French economy is recovering. Recall, that optimism had risen alongside strong French PMIs which have led the upward trend in the EMU big four. Ahead, Lagarde expects to enter 2010 with ‘elan’ (impetus) after a contraction for the whole of 2009, however, she warns that stimulus should not be withdrawn in 2010. She expects France to meet the EU’s 3% deficit ceiling by 2014, note though that the Commission had recommended to reduce the deficit to 3% by 2013. The global recovery will be led by Asia, she adds.
Wall Street has to live with reactionary Fed
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/wall-street-has-to-live-with-a-reactionary-fed-2009-11-13
best to trade these days is to do an intraday trading and close all positions by the end of the day… These brokers make it look like a casino play. Gone are the days of buy and hold. These markets are entering into a danger zone. Dow is back on its way to 6000 in a W shaped recovery. We hit 14000 a year back, then the crash to 6000 and then rise to 10000 and now the second crash to 6000 and back to 10000 a year or two later.. Finally the doomsday…. WATCH 2012 !!