Premješteno iz teme: Komentari trgovanja na hrvatskom tržištu kapitala
EU se počela zelenit Ameri isto šta je to sa ZSE kakva igra se vodi pa dije tim prevarama kraj
Europa ne može crvenija biti. [bye]
Home prices in record drop
"Home prices declined at a record pace around the nation in the final three months of 2008, according to an industry report released Tuesday.
The S&P Case-Shiller National Home Price Index reported that prices sank a record 18.2% during the last three months of 2008, compared with the same period in 2007.
Case-Shiller’s index of 20 major metropolitan areas fell 18.5%, also a record.
"The broad downturn in the residential real estate market continues," said David Blitzer, chairman of the Index Committee at Standard & Poor’s, in a statement."
Sad će odbijanac
[bye]
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aWCVnODJ3GPA&refer=home
Prechter Advises ‘Closing Shorts’ on U.S. Stocks (Update1)
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By Sarah Jones
Feb. 24 (Bloomberg) — Elliott Wave International Inc.’s Robert Prechter, who advised shorting U.S. stocks three months before the bear market began, said investors should now end those bets following the recent market sell off.
Prechter, chief executive of the market forecasting firm, warned in this month’s ‘Elliott Wave Theorist’ that a rebound in stocks could be “sharp and scary” for anyone who is so-called short. In a short sale, investors borrow stock and agree to sell them at a later date on hopes of capturing profit by replacing the shares after prices fall.
“This is an environment of escalating financial chaos,” wrote Prechter who first shot to fame in the 1980s after cautioning investors that stocks would crash two weeks before Black Monday. “Our main job is to keep the money we have. If we exit now, we will do that.”
JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s U.S. equity strategist Thomas Lee today issued a “trading buy” recommendation on the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index as the measure yesterday tumbled to a 12-year low at 743.33 points. Lee set a “short-term” target of 800.
The S&P 500 has sunk 52 percent since its October 2007 record high as financial firms worldwide notched up $1.1 trillion in credit-related losses and the world’s largest economies fell into the first simultaneous recessions since World War II.
In July 2007, Prechter advised shorting U.S. stocks saying “aggressive speculators should return to a fully leveraged short position.” He yesterday recommended investors cover that position.
“The market is compressed,” Prechter said in the note published yesterday. “When it finds a bottom and rallies, it will be sharp and scary for anyone who is short. I would rather be early than late.”
FTSEurofirst 300 indeks europskih dionica u utorak je do trenutka pisanja ovog teksta zaronio 1,8 posto, na svoju najnižu razinu u zadnjih šest godina. Osiguravatelji i banke prebijeni su strahom za financijski sektor.
Europske dionice u utorak gube na vrijednosti, nastavljajući tako gubitak sa Wall Streeta i azijskih tržišta zbog strahova investitora za stabilnost financijskog sektora. AXA, drugi po veličini europski osiguravatelj, potopljen je obnovljenim strahovima za zdravlje bilance i perspektivu prikupljanja svježeg kapitala. DJStoxx indeks osiguravajućih društava potonuo je 3,2 posto, 32 posto od početka godine.
http://seebiz.eu/hr/analize/europske-burze-ftseurofirst-najnize-u-sest-godina,38378.html
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aWCVnODJ3GPA&refer=home
Prechter Advises ‘Closing Shorts’ on U.S. Stocks (Update1)
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By Sarah Jones
Feb. 24 (Bloomberg) — Elliott Wave International Inc.’s Robert Prechter, who advised shorting U.S. stocks three months before the bear market began, said investors should now end those bets following the recent market sell off.
Prechter, chief executive of the market forecasting firm, warned in this month’s ‘Elliott Wave Theorist’ that a rebound in stocks could be “sharp and scary” for anyone who is so-called short. In a short sale, investors borrow stock and agree to sell them at a later date on hopes of capturing profit by replacing the shares after prices fall.
“This is an environment of escalating financial chaos,” wrote Prechter who first shot to fame in the 1980s after cautioning investors that stocks would crash two weeks before Black Monday. “Our main job is to keep the money we have. If we exit now, we will do that.”
JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s U.S. equity strategist Thomas Lee today issued a “trading buy” recommendation on the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index as the measure yesterday tumbled to a 12-year low at 743.33 points. Lee set a “short-term” target of 800.
The S&P 500 has sunk 52 percent since its October 2007 record high as financial firms worldwide notched up $1.1 trillion in credit-related losses and the world’s largest economies fell into the first simultaneous recessions since World War II.
In July 2007, Prechter advised shorting U.S. stocks saying “aggressive speculators should return to a fully leveraged short position.” He yesterday recommended investors cover that position.
“The market is compressed,” Prechter said in the note published yesterday. “When it finds a bottom and rallies, it will be sharp and scary for anyone who is short. I would rather be early than late.”
Gospodo, poceo je odbijanac vani, sutra ce biti livada i kod nas, cestitke danšnjim kupcima, baš mi je zao prodavaca.. [bye]
kolega nemojte nas više nasmijavati s vašim odbijancima molim vas ko boga.
Consumer confidence plummets
"Index of consumer sentiment falls to an all-time low in February and signals more deterioration ahead.A key measure of consumer sentiment plummeted more than expected in February, to the lowest level since its 1967 inception, as Americans remained wary of spending amid the weak economy and rising unemployment.
The Conference Board, a New York-based business research group, said its Consumer Confidence Index fell to 25 in February from a revised reading of 37.4 in January. The index, which has been at historic lows since September, now stands at its lowest level since it was created.
Economists were expecting a reading of 35, according to a survey by Briefing.com."
Bladi hel.
Ide to up,up
[bye]
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aWCVnODJ3GPA&refer=home
Prechter Advises ‘Closing Shorts’ on U.S. Stocks (Update1)
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By Sarah Jones
Feb. 24 (Bloomberg) — Elliott Wave International Inc.’s Robert Prechter, who advised shorting U.S. stocks three months before the bear market began, said investors should now end those bets following the recent market sell off.
Prechter, chief executive of the market forecasting firm, warned in this month’s ‘Elliott Wave Theorist’ that a rebound in stocks could be “sharp and scary” for anyone who is so-called short. In a short sale, investors borrow stock and agree to sell them at a later date on hopes of capturing profit by replacing the shares after prices fall.
“This is an environment of escalating financial chaos,” wrote Prechter who first shot to fame in the 1980s after cautioning investors that stocks would crash two weeks before Black Monday. “Our main job is to keep the money we have. If we exit now, we will do that.”
JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s U.S. equity strategist Thomas Lee today issued a “trading buy” recommendation on the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index as the measure yesterday tumbled to a 12-year low at 743.33 points. Lee set a “short-term” target of 800.
The S&P 500 has sunk 52 percent since its October 2007 record high as financial firms worldwide notched up $1.1 trillion in credit-related losses and the world’s largest economies fell into the first simultaneous recessions since World War II.
In July 2007, Prechter advised shorting U.S. stocks saying “aggressive speculators should return to a fully leveraged short position.” He yesterday recommended investors cover that position.
“The market is compressed,” Prechter said in the note published yesterday. “When it finds a bottom and rallies, it will be sharp and scary for anyone who is short. I would rather be early than late.”
Gospodo, poceo je odbijanac vani, sutra ce biti livada i kod nas, cestitke danšnjim kupcima, baš mi je zao prodavaca.. [bye]
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Sutra kupujem na -10%, jer se danas nismo odbili, nastavljamo pad. Čestitke onima u cashu.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aWCVnODJ3GPA&refer=home
Prechter Advises ‘Closing Shorts’ on U.S. Stocks (Update1)
Email | Print | A A A
By Sarah Jones
Feb. 24 (Bloomberg) — Elliott Wave International Inc.’s Robert Prechter, who advised shorting U.S. stocks three months before the bear market began, said investors should now end those bets following the recent market sell off.
Prechter, chief executive of the market forecasting firm, warned in this month’s ‘Elliott Wave Theorist’ that a rebound in stocks could be “sharp and scary” for anyone who is so-called short. In a short sale, investors borrow stock and agree to sell them at a later date on hopes of capturing profit by replacing the shares after prices fall.
“This is an environment of escalating financial chaos,” wrote Prechter who first shot to fame in the 1980s after cautioning investors that stocks would crash two weeks before Black Monday. “Our main job is to keep the money we have. If we exit now, we will do that.”
JPMorgan Chase & Co.’s U.S. equity strategist Thomas Lee today issued a “trading buy” recommendation on the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index as the measure yesterday tumbled to a 12-year low at 743.33 points. Lee set a “short-term” target of 800.
The S&P 500 has sunk 52 percent since its October 2007 record high as financial firms worldwide notched up $1.1 trillion in credit-related losses and the world’s largest economies fell into the first simultaneous recessions since World War II.
In July 2007, Prechter advised shorting U.S. stocks saying “aggressive speculators should return to a fully leveraged short position.” He yesterday recommended investors cover that position.
“The market is compressed,” Prechter said in the note published yesterday. “When it finds a bottom and rallies, it will be sharp and scary for anyone who is short. I would rather be early than late.”
Gospodo, poceo je odbijanac vani, sutra ce biti livada i kod nas, cestitke danšnjim kupcima, baš mi je zao prodavaca.. [bye]
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Sutra kupujem na -10%, jer se danas nismo odbili, nastavljamo pad. Čestitke onima u cashu.
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Jel ti imaš uopće casha??
Nego gdje ti je onaj odvjetnik koji se pravio stručan po forumu??
Sutra kupujem na -10%, jer se danas nismo odbili, nastavljamo pad. Čestitke onima u cashu.
Jel ti to najavljuješ odbijanac prekosutra? [lol]
Eto jedna ishitrena izjava i narušit ćeš tako dugo i temeljito građen ugled vječnog pesimista, ccc [lol]
Stisnuo Roha bankare za jaja [lol]
Rekordna kamata na Tržištu novca
Međubankarska kamatna stopa ZIBOR, nakon što je u ponedjeljak dosegla rekordne razine, isti je trend nastavila i danas.
Kako piše Bankamagazin, prekonoćna međubankarska kamatna stopa porasla je s 28,75 na 30,10 posto, dok je tjedna pala s 30,25 na 29,8 posto. Potražnja na Tržištu novca danas je samo blago porasla, no ponuda se osjetno smanjila, pa je nepokriveno ostalo 580 milijuna kuna potražnje (30 milijuna više nego jučer), a prosječna kamata dosegnula je rekordnih 29,42 posto. Potražnja je danas porasla za 3,5 milijuna kuna, na 663,5 milijuna, dok je ponuda oslabila za 24 posto, na 83,5 milijuna kuna.
Glavninu prometa, od 73,5 milijuna kuna, odnosilo se na prekonoćne kredite, pri čemu je kamata porasla s jučerašnjih 27,26 na rekordnih 29,72 posto. Na rok od tjedan dana plasirano je 10 milijuna kuna, a kamatna stopa je porasla s jučerašnjih 25 na 27,20 posto.
(pd)
Sad će ovi što su panično kupovali EUR opet prodavati i kupovati kn [lol]
Izašlo izvješće….
CNBC: AIG May Post $60 Billion Loss – Seeking More Taxpayer Help
As is typical with government the initial number floated is only a fraction of the final cost. Based on how involved AIG (AIG) is with the credit default swap market I don’t even think $85 billion… err, $123 billion… err $150 billion will be sufficient.
…..the case of AIG is getting to be so egregious I want it in front of readers eyeballs. Why this sham of an "ongoing concern" is allowed to live, and suck off our money is a joke; we’re going to take a loss on this deal so just take it over fully, sell it off piece by piece and hope that what we sell off pays off 20 cents on the dollar for the liabilities we are on the hook for. Throwing bad money after good is useless – we’re subsidizing a zombie.
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Još jedna u nizu…… [bye]
Opet vi svi o dalekom bijelom svijetu, malo pogledajmo naše okruženje, to je nešto realnije i više nas se tiče.
Recimo stanje u BIH kao našem važnom izvoznom tržištu je nešto što ima s nama puno više veze nego indeks potrošačkog povjerenja u USA: