Australia ASX 100 -245.20 -6.90% 3,276.40 10/16 2:44pm
Australia ASX All Ords -297.80 -6.91% 3,974.70 10/16 2:44pm
Australia ASX Mid-cap 50 -280.20 -7.02% 3,738.90 10/16 2:44pm
Hong Kong Hang Seng -1,144.10 -6.80% 14,854.20 10/16 11:49am
Hong Kong HSCC Red Chip -250.24 -7.88% 2,924.21 10/16 11:49am
Japan Nikkei 225 -852.03 -8.92% 8,695.44 10/16 12:45pm
Rootsi aktsiate foorumis tuli jutuks SEK, mis EURi vastu suuremaid liikumisi tegemas. Panen siis graafiku ka Bloombergi vahendusel, et liikumiste ulatusest aimu saada.
EUR on SEK vastu päris märgatavalt tugevnenud.
Ma arvan juba mõnda aega, et meie majanduse alustalasid kontrollivad palju rohkem rootslased kui meie oma valitsus. Pekki saavad meie majanduse keerata rootslased, meie oma saab lihtsalt võimendada ühes või teises suunas, vastavalt härrade Spordimeeste "pingutustele".
nad vist laenavad kah raha sisse EURis aga kasumi teenivad suures osas SEKis?
Seega täna tõusis balti operashuunide ja langes rootsi operashuunide hind :o
Siin on mingisugune "huhu".
Separately, Credit Suisse (CS 37.59) said it has raised 10 bln francs in capital to meet tougher capital and risk measures to be levied by the regulator. The funds, the bulk of which comes from the Qatari Investment authority, will bolster Credit Suisse's capital to 13.7% from 10.4%
September Core CPI m/m +0.1% vs +0.2% consensus, prior +0.2%
September CPI (YoY) 4.9% vs 5.0% consensus
September CPI m/m 0.0% vs +0.1% consensus, prior -0.1%
Weekly Initial Jobless Claims 461K vs. 470K consensus, prior revised to 477K from 478K
Aeg inflatsiooni pärast muretsemine selja taha jätta ja veelgi tõsisemalt majanduse turgutamisele kaasa aidata.
Overnight U.S. dollar LIBOR rates fell more than 20 basis points to a bit below 1.94%. The one-month rate fell 8 basis points to 4.28%.
Saksamaa DAX +0.15%
Prantsusmaa CAC 40 -0.89%
Inglismaa FTSE 100 -0.58%
Hispaania IBEX 35 -0.18%
Venemaa MICEX -8.12%
Poola WIG -2.02%
Aasia turud:
Jaapani Nikkei 225 -11.41%
Hong Kongi Hang Seng -4.80%
Hiina Shanghai A (kodumaine) -4.24%
Hiina Shanghai B (välismaine) -7.11%
Lõuna-Korea Kosdaq -9.19%
Tai Set 50 -0.54%
India Sensex 30 -2.11%
ja turg annab vahepealse tõusu käest
By Rev Shark
RealMoney.com Contributor
10/16/2008 8:30 AM EDT
Turning and turning in the widening gyre
The falcon cannot hear the falconer;
Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold;
Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world,
...
The best lack all conviction, while the worst
Are full of passionate intensity.
Surely some revelation is at hand;
-- William Butler Yeats
The late-afternoon drop on Wednesday was some of the most frightening action I've ever encountered in the market. I've been through many bad markets, but what's happening now is that the fundamental trust that keeps our markets operating is eroding. People are just worried about surviving and not going broke. They aren't even thinking about making money in the market. The bigger problem is that so many people have lost so much money so quickly that they are unlikely to want to be involved in the markets again until there is a long period of better action.
Usually when the market acts this poorly, we start thinking in contrarian terms. We begin to argue that everyone who is going to sell has been shaken out of this market already and therefore we have to go back up since all the sellers are gone. The old saying is to buy when there is blood in the streets.
Well we certainly have blood in the streets, but you have to wonder if that means that the fear and loathing we are experiencing is going to stop feeding on itself at this point. It looked like we had a chance of putting in a good low on Monday when we had the massive 900-point gain in the DJIA, but market players suddenly came to realize that even with the worldwide financial system bailout, we are still faced with significant hurdles. If we need a bailout of this magnitude, then certainly our economy is going to be suffering some severe shocks.
The market is not only trying to price in fairly severe recession but is also dealing with margin calls, forced selling and downright panic. The vicious circle is at work and if there is one thing we know for sure about the market beast, it's that once he is going in one direction he goes much further than we think he well.
The only way to deal with this market is simply stay out of the way. Don't try to pick turning points. If you are a short-term trader, then by all means try to catch some bounces and play this volatility, but if you have a longer-term time frame you should wait until stocks stabilize for a while and show some signs of actually trending up. Your primarily goal isn't to buy at the absolute lowest price but to buy when things have the best chance of going up.
Playing defense isn't much fun, but avoiding big losses now will put you so far ahead of the rest of the market that you will be in great shape when we finally see a better environment.
This market is downright frightening at the moment, and all the things that are happening may have some negative long-term repercussions. We can't worry about that. We just need to keep our capital safe and wait for things to change, as they surely will at some point. One thing I do know for sure is that eventually we'll have some better opportunities to make money on the upside. Even in the worst bear markets, there are going to be some good uptrends, so we'll stay vigilant and be ready while we hold high levels of cash.
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Ülespoole avanevad:
In reaction to strong earnings/guidance: CNTF +41.2%, QEPC +20.2% (light volume), BTU +15.5%, CCK +10.1%, STLD +9.1%, UNH +8.4%, NOK +3.9%, XLNX +2.5%... Select gold related names trading modestly higher: AU +7.1%, GOLD +4.6%, GFI +4.1%... Other news: CS +14.8% and UBS +7.4%(Switzerland to inject capital into UBS; Credit Suisse raises 10 bln francs - WSJ), PCX +11.4% and ACI +9.7% (up in sympathy with BTU), LVS +9.7% (rebounding from yesterday's 20%+decline), IFX +9.2% (still checking for anything specific)... Analyst comments: SHPGY +4.4% and SNY +1.5% (upgraded to Buy at Merrill).
Allapoole avanevad:
In reaction to disappointing earnings/guidance: UFPI -20.9%, CIT -10.3% (also Moody's reviews Cit's ratings for possible downgrade), EBAY -4.1% (also downgraded to Neutral at JPMorgan and downgraded to Neutral from Buy at Piper Jaffray), TXT -4.5%... Other news: PUK -14.8% and BCS -9.3% (still checking for anything specific), AMZN -4.8% (down in sympathy with EBAY).
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