Premješteno iz teme: ATPL (Atlantska plovidba d.d.)

http://www.lloydslist.com/ll/news/shipping-confidence-slides-but-recovery-around-the-corner/20017636085.htm
Oporavak je iza ugla. [thumbsup]

Kažu da se vani neće puno korigirati kažu kojih 30-40% posto.

sutra. sutra mi rokamo jer uvijek kasnimo dan-dva za njima

sutra. sutra mi rokamo jer uvijek kasnimo dan-dva za njima
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Znači sutra kada futuresi budu u plusu1,5%, teško sine rekao bi Ćiro…………………..

Kako koja dionica, to ti je tamo uobičajeno, nemaju oni blokadu na 10% pa padnu 30-40% i za koji dan narastu 50-60%

DISK 1.62 32.80% 708821 Top Gainers
DRL 2.40 10.60% 51211 Top Gainers
FNFG 12.58 12.42% 1225615 Top Gainers
FMD 2.34 10.38% 777806 Top Gainers
CZZ 4.58 10.90% 1878876 Top Gainers
SNR 1.95 11.43% 45635 Top Gainers
ONTY 2.75 10.00% 50673 Top Gainers
HGG 15.34 7.12% 262850 New High
ASGR 15.00 -1.32% 12637 New High
MEJ 7.94 -0.25% 30500 New High
DIGA 0.95 6.73% 61191 Overbought
SYMX 0.87 3.44% 44529 Overbought
SGIC 0.88 79.53% 4395688 Unusual Volume
MKTY 0.66 -30.53% 46295 Unusual Volume
CKSW 3.84 -9.44% 456460 Unusual Volume
CHIO 0.60 22.45% 35400 Unusual Volume

Eo Djordje najavljuje stagnaciju. Da li je vrijeme za pregrupiranje portfelja ili za definitivni izlazak?

VIDEO: Soros tvrdi da je opasnost od kolapsa prošla, ali sadašnji uzlet nije održiv

Business.hr
07.04.2009 16:29

George Soros, jedan od najpoznatijih američkih financijaša, izjavio je kako je prava opasnost od financijskog kolapsa prošla, no da je američka administracija nakon bankrota Lehman Brothersa financijski sustav "stavila na aparate za održavanje života".
Financijski sustav, prema njegovu mišljenju, još uvijek "diše" uz pomoć aparata.

Soros se ne uzbuđuje previše oko trenutnog oporavka svjetskih burza, jer sadašnji uzlet prema njegovu mišljenju nije održiv. Trenutno smo, kaže, okruženi "bankama zombijima kojima hitno treba krvi".

on druka za sebe, kako bi se još nakupovao

ajde šuti, jučer si se hvalio da si potrošio zadnju kunu na dokupe i da nemaš više para, pa si sad našao soroša optuživati za drukanje.
jučer ne ZSE minus, danas opet minus, pa opet sutra….a ti 100% u dionicama. nezgodno…za tebe

šteta što je zemlja okrugla…

GM Said to Speed Bankruptcy Plans as Board Crafts Savings Goals

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Ej ljudi !!!
prati li itko VIX http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=%5Evix
Upalite onaj od 5 dana … ne smije preko 43 a kad probije 40 (nakon bezbrojnih pokusaja) – usudio bi se reci da ce biti zelenila.
Granicu od 40 se pokusava probiti vec mjesecima.
Teeeesko se radi na stabilizaciji financijskog sektora [thumbsup]

Kad smo kod financijskog sektora, ova dvojica se ne mogu dogovoriti što misle da ih čeka… [lol]

NEW YORK -(Dow Jones)- The worst of the U.S. banking crisis is behind us. The worst is yet to come.

Investors had to consider both opinions on Monday as two prominent Wall Street analysts disagreed sharply over the state of American banks.

Outspoken analyst Mike Mayo said that while mortgage-related problems are "farther along," U.S. banks are likely to face "a rolling recession by asset class." He said problems among credit card, commercial real estate and industrial loans will rise through 2010.

He also reiterated his position Monday that banks’ losses from loans, on a proportional basis, will surpass Great Depression-era levels.

"During the Depression, banks did not have home equity or credit card loans, and never before had the record high percentage of construction loans," Mayo said in a note to investors.

Mayo recently left Deutsche Bank AG (DB) for the research firm Calyon Securities, a unit of Credit Agricole SA (ACA.FR). He expects banks to take losses on 3.5% of their $7 trillion in total loans by late 2010, exceeding the peak of 3.4% that banks posted in 1934.

Veteran analyst Dick Bove couldn’t disagree more with Mayo. In restarting his coverage of Bank of America Corp. (BAC), he called the economy’s bottom. (Bove, like Mayo, recently changed firms.)

"My belief is that the economy has turned," Bove said in a note to investors. He said Bank of America’s stock price will ultimately "return to its all-time highs."

Bove assigns Bank of America shares an "interim price target" of $14, and said "once this recession ends, Bank of America will have the strongest competitive advantages that it has ever had in its history."

The two analysts’ opinions helped send stock prices on a seesaw ride. Shares in Bank of America fell 5% to $7.24 at the trading day’s open, but closed down 1.6% to $7.48. The KBW Bank Index closed down 3.8% to $29.61.

Mayo and Bove were not alone in issuing starkly worded opinions.

Peter Winter, an analyst at BMO Capital Markets, warned Monday that the recent rally in bank stocks is "not sustainable." Bank stocks have soared 73% since March 5, after positive statements by bank chiefs, but Winter said troubled loans will again start climbing quickly after showing some signs of improvement recently.

Some long-time investors said they’ve learned to take both analysts’ opinions in the context of their historic tendencies to be bearish – in the case of Mayo – or bullish, as with Bove.

"Mike tends to emphasize the negative more than the positive," said Frank Barkocy, director of research at Mendon Capital Advisors Corp. "Historically, he’s been a contrarian."

Bove, by contrast, has in recent months been defensive of the banking industry. He’s vehemently argued that a bank’s health should be evaluated based on its cashflow, or whether a firm is bringing in enough revenue to cover ongoing losses.

Chief executives at Bank of America, Citigroup Inc. (C) and JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM) all said in March that they turned a profit during the first two months of the year.

Investors, by contrast, have largely sold off bank shares in the last year over fears that many bank assets are currently worth fire-sale prices, leaving banks thinner on capital than they appear.

-By Marshall Eckblad, Dow Jones Newswires; 201-938-4306; marshall.eckblad@dowjones.com