ok, imelik kui vaatan oma SEB portfelli siis seal ka keskmine hind 1.14 ... mhh
ok, my bad .... sorry sain pihta
winston1984, SEB-il on jah mingi imelik süsteem. Ma isegi ei mõista kuidas nad saavad kedagi teenindada sellise süsteemiga.
Seal ei ole võimalik näha nt USA börsi hindasid. Ostad nagu siga kotis.
Kavatsen loobuda lähiajal SEB kontost. Mõttetu värk lihtsalt. Võibolla ei oska kasutada lihtsalt, siis võiksite õpetada :)
Seal ei ole võimalik näha nt USA börsi hindasid. Ostad nagu siga kotis.
Kavatsen loobuda lähiajal SEB kontost. Mõttetu värk lihtsalt. Võibolla ei oska kasutada lihtsalt, siis võiksite õpetada :)
Keep Your Emotions in Check
By Rev Shark
RealMoney.com Contributor
10/13/2008 9:08 AM EDT
If you have been prudent during the recent market collapse, you should be holding a very high level of cash this morning. That can be frustrating when you see a huge bounce, but keep in mind that we aren't even back to where we were last Thursday. You are still much further ahead of the game than you'd be if you had simple rode positions all the way down.
What is important about the action today isn't the big bounce, but that it could signal a change in market character. This is our best chance of finally finding some sort of bottom that may hold. We'll see how the action develops, but what we have seen is classic crash and capitulation action. We had the folks who were bullish and buying stocks all the way down panic sell into the teeth of the decline. That is exactly what you'd expect near a bottom.
At this point, it is very important not to get too excited about the bounce. It is obviously quite sizable, as many folks are tremendously relieved, but we should settle down fairly quickly, and further upside is unlikely to come easily. If you have been trying to catch a bounce, make sure you do some selling and lock in gains. Don't get too bullish at this point.
I'm sure we'll all be happy just to see stocks stabilize a bit and volatility slow. It has been impossible to find good charts to buy for the longer term, and that may finally start to change if the market can finally find some support.
We should pull back after a bounce that lasts a day or two, so don't get too giddy over this action. It is a good start, and if we find some underlying support, we'll finally start to see some good charts once again, but the buyers need to show some resolve, and there is no guarantee they will step up.
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Ülespoole avanesid:
Select financial related names rebounding: MS +32.2% (Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group confirms closing of $9 bln equity investment in Morgan Stanley), NCC +31.0%, ABK +30.6%, GNW +28.6%, KEY +25.2%, AIG +24.9%, IBN +19.1% (climbs by a record after saying it has funds - Bloomberg.com), UBS +18.3%, RDN +18.0%, BAC +12.1% (upgraded to Buy at Stifel Nicolaus), WB +11.7% (Federal Reserve Board approves Wells Fargo's application to merge with Wachovia), SOV +11.5% (Santander nears Sovereign deal - WSJ), C +11.5%, GS +9.3%, STI +7.1% (upgraded to Market Perform at Keefe Bruyette)... Select metals/mining names showing strength: AU +18.3%, GOLD +13.3%, MT +13.2%, SLW +12.3%, AUY +8.3%, SLV +5.6%... Select solar stocks trading higher: YGE +16.2%, ESLR +13.7%, STP +13.3%, CSIQ +10.3%, LDK +9.5%, FSLR +9.0%, JASO +8.9%, EMKR +6.9%... Other news: F +28.1% (considers sale of Mazda stake - WSJ), GM +20.4% (had talks with Chrysler - WSJ), IFX +16.4% (still checking), AA +15.6% (still checking for anything specific), AMD +10.2% (confirms DoJ has closed its Antitrust Investigation of the graphics industry with no action), ABT +6.3% (announces new $5 billion share repurchase program)... Analyst comments: LVS +10.3% (upgraded to Neutral from Underperform at Merrill), MGM +7.1% (upgraded to Neutral from Underperform at Merrill), AAPL +6.3% (hearing upgraded at Bernstein), CSCO +3.6% (upgraded to Outperform from Market Perform at JMP), XOM +3.4% (upgraded to Buy at Goldman - DJ), ANN +2.5% (upgraded to Neutral at Goldman - DJ).
Allapoole avanesid:
In reaction to disappointing earnings/guidance: NWY -19.8% (also downgraded to Neutral at Suntrust and downgraded to Hold at Brean Murray), PHG -7.8%... Other news: RBS -17.2% and LYG -4.2% (both tumbled again as investors fretted that moves by the govt to take stakes in the cos would limit returns; also Bloomberg.com reports LYG cut terms of HBOS offer, plans to raise 17 bln pounds.
By Rev Shark
RealMoney.com Contributor
10/13/2008 9:08 AM EDT
If you have been prudent during the recent market collapse, you should be holding a very high level of cash this morning. That can be frustrating when you see a huge bounce, but keep in mind that we aren't even back to where we were last Thursday. You are still much further ahead of the game than you'd be if you had simple rode positions all the way down.
What is important about the action today isn't the big bounce, but that it could signal a change in market character. This is our best chance of finally finding some sort of bottom that may hold. We'll see how the action develops, but what we have seen is classic crash and capitulation action. We had the folks who were bullish and buying stocks all the way down panic sell into the teeth of the decline. That is exactly what you'd expect near a bottom.
At this point, it is very important not to get too excited about the bounce. It is obviously quite sizable, as many folks are tremendously relieved, but we should settle down fairly quickly, and further upside is unlikely to come easily. If you have been trying to catch a bounce, make sure you do some selling and lock in gains. Don't get too bullish at this point.
I'm sure we'll all be happy just to see stocks stabilize a bit and volatility slow. It has been impossible to find good charts to buy for the longer term, and that may finally start to change if the market can finally find some support.
We should pull back after a bounce that lasts a day or two, so don't get too giddy over this action. It is a good start, and if we find some underlying support, we'll finally start to see some good charts once again, but the buyers need to show some resolve, and there is no guarantee they will step up.
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Ülespoole avanesid:
Select financial related names rebounding: MS +32.2% (Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group confirms closing of $9 bln equity investment in Morgan Stanley), NCC +31.0%, ABK +30.6%, GNW +28.6%, KEY +25.2%, AIG +24.9%, IBN +19.1% (climbs by a record after saying it has funds - Bloomberg.com), UBS +18.3%, RDN +18.0%, BAC +12.1% (upgraded to Buy at Stifel Nicolaus), WB +11.7% (Federal Reserve Board approves Wells Fargo's application to merge with Wachovia), SOV +11.5% (Santander nears Sovereign deal - WSJ), C +11.5%, GS +9.3%, STI +7.1% (upgraded to Market Perform at Keefe Bruyette)... Select metals/mining names showing strength: AU +18.3%, GOLD +13.3%, MT +13.2%, SLW +12.3%, AUY +8.3%, SLV +5.6%... Select solar stocks trading higher: YGE +16.2%, ESLR +13.7%, STP +13.3%, CSIQ +10.3%, LDK +9.5%, FSLR +9.0%, JASO +8.9%, EMKR +6.9%... Other news: F +28.1% (considers sale of Mazda stake - WSJ), GM +20.4% (had talks with Chrysler - WSJ), IFX +16.4% (still checking), AA +15.6% (still checking for anything specific), AMD +10.2% (confirms DoJ has closed its Antitrust Investigation of the graphics industry with no action), ABT +6.3% (announces new $5 billion share repurchase program)... Analyst comments: LVS +10.3% (upgraded to Neutral from Underperform at Merrill), MGM +7.1% (upgraded to Neutral from Underperform at Merrill), AAPL +6.3% (hearing upgraded at Bernstein), CSCO +3.6% (upgraded to Outperform from Market Perform at JMP), XOM +3.4% (upgraded to Buy at Goldman - DJ), ANN +2.5% (upgraded to Neutral at Goldman - DJ).
Allapoole avanesid:
In reaction to disappointing earnings/guidance: NWY -19.8% (also downgraded to Neutral at Suntrust and downgraded to Hold at Brean Murray), PHG -7.8%... Other news: RBS -17.2% and LYG -4.2% (both tumbled again as investors fretted that moves by the govt to take stakes in the cos would limit returns; also Bloomberg.com reports LYG cut terms of HBOS offer, plans to raise 17 bln pounds.
LHV Pro alt soovitan üle vaadata meie värskeima ametliku investeerimisidee - Chesapeake Energy (CHK).
Turu jaoks hea märk see,et avanemisgap ei täidetud.Usun,et siin tuleb vähemalt nädalane pullide ralli.
Kas ma olen ainuke loll, kel Yahoo osadel aktsiatel viimase tehingu hinda ja kauplemisvolüümi ei näita? Osadel on jälle nagu kõik korras. Peab ikka vist guuglisse vahetama...
Tagantjärgi mõned tähtsamad indeksid ka veel siia:
Saksamaa DAX +7.89%
Prantsusmaa CAC 40 +6.85%
Inglismaa FTSE 100 +4.79%
Hispaania IBEX 35 +7.90%
Venemaa MICEX -3.35%
Poola WIG +1.61%
Aasia turud:
Jaapani Nikkei 225 N/A (börs suletud)
Hong Kongi Hang Seng +10.24%
Hiina Shanghai A (kodumaine) +3.65%
Hiina Shanghai B (välismaine) +4.27%
Lõuna-Korea Kosdaq +5.11%
Tai Set 50 +7.07%
India Sensex +7.42%
Turg täna senini väga tugevalt käitnunud.
Ups,kui nii turud jätkavad näeme täna DOW,SP,NASDAQ 10%+?
Aga miks ei võiks tulla + 10%??? maailma lõpp ju ei saabunud, ehk isegi rahaturud korrastuvad ja siis avastatakse, et me ei elagi aastas 1997!
Kaua see ralli kesta võib enne kui kukkumine jälle pihta hakkab ?
hinnad ikka odavad, alt tulles pole 10 % ju sama väärtusega, mis alla tulles.
ma vist kuskil krjutasin, et S&P 500 tipust alla põhja oli -46% aga uue tipu tegemiseks peaks tõus tulema 87%!
Kui meil kõigil on erakordselt palju õnne siis saab see tõus kesta reedeni, kuid kas on seda õnne???
Hearing Walmart and Costco upgraded intraday at UBS
Select group of stocks pop higher as Julian Robertson, founder of Tiger Asset Mgmt, on CNBC says just days ago he bought AAPL, MSFT, BIDU, MA and V
ES +9.8%, YM +9% ja NQ +8.17%, kas pingutatakse +10% päev ära?
Kas MS teeb +100% ?
Muljetavaldav tõus täna. Turg tervikuna üle 10% plussis. Nagu olen ka varem korduvalt öelnud, on minu arvates turgude viimase paari nädala langus olnud üle paisutatud...