Jobless Claims Fall 20,000 to 512,000, A Bigger than Expected Decline; Productivity Rose 9.5% in Q3 (story developing)
sva današnja izvješća i americi bolja od očekivanja…… [undecid] [thumbsup]
Thu Nov 05 Release Impact For Actual Expected Prior
8:30 AM Productivity-Prel Q3 9.5% 6.5% 6.6%
8:30 AM Initial Claims 10/31 512K 522K 532K
8:30 AM Continuing Claims 10/24 5749K 5750K 5817K
nastavak Inverterovog posta….
[pray] Hmmm, A.., bogati pa nikako da zveknemo ne bi li kupio jeftinije pa bar da pokrijem brokersku proviziju i ponovo ulijećem…, hmmm…, a vidi ti ovo pa Dax ponovo ušo u plus…, e to stvarno nema smisla, a ja se rasprodao…, pa dajte ljudi, pa kako to…
Drukam se i trudim da padnemo, a vidi pa.., opet smo u nekom plusu, dal da ipak kupim ili ću još drukati nadolje.., hmmm, pa gdje su ona lijepa vremena kad smo padali bez ikakvog povoda…, ništa moram jače drukati…., ili evo još molitve [pray], Bože ako ništa drugo tebi se obraćam i učini nešto da Crobex zaroni kako bi mogao ponovo kupiti…., a fuck…(oprosti Bože), pa i futuresi su ušli u plus……
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Izgleda da je zbog spomenutog razloga na Wall Strettu došla do obrata i futuresi okrenuli u zeleno. Upravo se isto događa i u Evropi. Vidjet ćemo da li će utjecati i na ZSE.
Kad ćemo mi dočekati ovakvu udarnu vijest vezano za trgovinu na ZSE? Mislim – nikad.
FBI Confirms to CNBC that 7 People Arrested in Connection with Ongoing Probe of Insider Trading in Hedge Fund Industry (story developing)
November 05, 2009
The Feds Have No Faith in Recovery
by Michael Pento
The stock market has enjoyed a significant rally since the end of the first quarter. The Bureau of Economic Analysis reported last week that the economy grew at a 3.5% annual rate in the third quarter–a figure they achieved by that claiming inflation was running at only a 0.8% annual rate, despite a sharp drop in the dollar, a spike in commodity prices and record highs for gold.
The cyclical bull market in stocks and positive print on GDP has caused some on Wall Street and in Washington to claim the recession has ended. Despite all the good economic news, an end to fiscal and monetary stimulus is nowhere in sight, precisely because policymakers know the happy news is artificially derived.
A closer look indicates that neither the administration nor the Federal Reserve believes its own recovery rhetoric. They understand that the economy will not prosper without continued life support.
I believe removing such artificial stimulus is needed so the country can immediately begin de-leveraging and to prevent the accumulation of yet more baneful debt. What is truly amazing is how many people on Wall Street are foolish enough to postulate that our problems have been solved. The stock market will not be so easily fooled for much longer.
The Great Depression Part II was narrowly averted last year by slashing interest rates to near zero. The Fed made money virtually free because the record level of indebtedness ($34 trillion) in the economy required such low rates so that borrowers could service their obligations. Otherwise a cataclysmic domino effect of defaults and bankruptcies would have occurred. To avoid that scenario, the public sector assumed some of the private sector’s debt and then subsequently took on a significant amount more. The debt of the nation continues to increase at a 4.9% annual rate. All public debt is ultimately the responsibility of the private sector to pay off–either directly or through future taxes. As a result, the economy has never been more precarious than it is today.
In spite of this, the stock market appears to be doing quite well. We’ve seen a 57% rally off the March lows in the S&P 500. However, if you measure the market against other assets its performance is much less impressive. Since the beginning of 2000 the S&P is down about 50% measured in terms of a basket of currencies other than the falling U.S. dollar. The index is down nearly 80% against the real inflation hedge–gold!
The sad truth is that this recent market rally has been produced on the back of a weakening dollar and the slashing of corporate overhead. Cutting payrolls and research and product development projects are not a prescription for sustainable growth. As I like to say, you can’t burn your furniture to keep your house warm forever. Eventually, top-line revenue growth must emerge or Wall Street’s game of beat-the-expectations will be short lived.
nastavak Inverterovog posta….
[pray] Hmmm, A.., bogati pa nikako da zveknemo ne bi li kupio jeftinije pa bar da pokrijem brokersku proviziju i ponovo ulijećem…, hmmm…, a vidi ti ovo pa Dax ponovo ušo u plus…, e to stvarno nema smisla, a ja se rasprodao…, pa dajte ljudi, pa kako to…
Drukam se i trudim da padnemo, a vidi pa.., opet smo u nekom plusu, dal da ipak kupim ili ću još drukati nadolje.., hmmm, pa gdje su ona lijepa vremena kad smo padali bez ikakvog povoda…, ništa moram jače drukati…., ili evo još molitve [pray], Bože ako ništa drugo tebi se obraćam i učini nešto da Crobex zaroni kako bi mogao ponovo kupiti…., a fuck…(oprosti Bože), pa i futuresi su ušli u plus……
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[smiley] [rolleyes] ja sam 50-50% pase mi sve….ako mogu birat ,,,radije rast….ljepse je gledat u stanje portfelja…a i pripomoci cu dizanju cjena kad krene ….a onda i tebi dobro zar ne ? [wink]