Futuurid nullis, mis on üllatav arvestades Apple (AAPL) eilseid tulemusi, mis ületasid igasugused prognoosid.
TheStreet.com (TSCM), millest Oliver Ait kirjutas mõne aja eest, kui võimalikust ülevõtmiskandidaadist, on täna hommikul ilmselt 10% plussis. Firma teatas, et kavatseb ennast müüki panna. Konkurent Marketwatch (MKTW) osteti alles ära ning rakendades sarnaseid kordajaid TSCM’i puhul tuleb hinnasiht $5-6 vahele.
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Huvitaval kombel mainitakse seal märksa paremat hinda, kui $5-6.
sB
Aga AAPL peaks täna küll kõigil radaril olema, hea indikatsioon.
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Give credit, when credit is due:)
Cody Willard:
Don't Let This 'Year's' Market Get You Down
1/13/05 8:49 AM ET
We have to arbitrarily start the year on a particular date -- in the Western world (and most of the rest of the world these days) that means the year on the calendar flips on Jan. 1. Using that (again, arbitrary) date as our starting point, we conclude that this "year" has had a brutal start to it for the markets.
Of course, choosing any particular date as one's starting point would have the headlines and traders' emotions on an entire different page, so to speak. Picture what the papers would read if 2005 had started on Aug. 1: "The market's remarkable 2005 run continues its consolidation phase. In a year that saw the first quarter rally with almost unprecedented gusto, with the Nasdaq rising nearly 25%, the markets continued to consolidate this week. Job Bob, from Ruidoso Securities, says, 'The markets are well on track to be up perhaps 50% this year, reflecting the strong economy and record quarters from companies like Intel and Yellow.' "
My point is that although the "year" has brought with it a market that spends most of its time going down, we've still got to keep the perspective that this market had a huge rally from the late summer. That nearly 25% gain in four months off the summer lows would annualize out to about 75%. And if the year had started at the lows of the market, we'd all be in awe at such "bullish" action and we'd all wonder what the market was seeing that the pundits and economists who expected "low-single digit returns" and a "steady economy" were missing.
The folks who buy and sell the futures in the premarket aren't juicing it up this morning, as things are looking pretty flat overall. After the action of strong opens and weak closes the last couple weeks, the fact that the futures aren't flying despite some very strong earnings flow probably isn't a bad thing for the bulls.
As Rev would say, "Good luck and go get 'em."
Gary B. Smith:


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Omaenda mainega jamamine.
Oliver Ait
Need artiklid toovad teile kaudselt teenustasusid.
Isiklikult ma ei loe neid artikleid tihti - mõnikord kui tuju on.
Lihtsalt kui on asi tõlgitud, siis võiks märge juures olla ja viide allikatele, muidu ei saa aru kas loed plagiaati või originaalteksti.
P.S. Kriitika on vist ikka selleks, et asjad paremaks läheks. Miks õigustada jama kui võiks tunnistada vigu ja teinekord paremini teha.
Infi oskab ju igaüks ise ka otsida( nt: http://finance.yahoo.com/ jne.) Pealegi on see artikkel ju ise kokku pandud erinevate andmete põhjal, seega pole nagu loo autoris kahtlust. Kui näiteks peaks kirjutama loo(mida iganes) kasvõi "Olukorrast Eesti majanduses" siis vaevalt keegi hakkab sul välja tooma neid kõiki allikaid, mille põhjal artikkel on kokku pandud. Aga noh hea on ju teiste kallal iriseda ;))))
Jim, CREE liikus tõesti võimsalt ning oli isegi straddle kandidaat, kuid varasemad liikumised polnud tehinguni jõudmiseks piisavalt suured.