Kes ei ole veel tähele pannud (ma ei teagi, kas seda oleks võimalik mitte tähele panna) volatiilsus tõusu, siis graafik VIXist ka siia, mis indikeerib üle 30se näiduga ekstreemsusi:
Ega keegi pole täheldanud päevil mõningate meie pankade makseraskusi?
RJR
mul oli küll jama, vahetasin USD ja öeldi et raha pole lubati käbisid anda!
mul oli küll jama, vahetasin USD ja öeldi et raha pole lubati käbisid anda!
said siis lõpuks v? käbisid
MICEX-l peatati kauplemine!
Börsikrahh on alanud...
Venemaa MICEX üle 15% punases...
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Sit This One Out
By Rev Shark
RealMoney.com Contributor
9/16/2008 8:11 AM EDT
Banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies.
-- Thomas Jefferson
Extreme leverage, bad judgment and a horrible real estate market has caused unprecedented problems for some of our biggest banking and financial institutions. As a result, the market has suffered some of the worst selling since the bear market of 2002.
The bad news is that there are still plenty of unresolved problems out there that can drive us down further. The good news is that we needed to embrace these problems before we could begin the process of finding a bottom.
As investors, our primary goal is to survive this chaos with the least amount of damage. Unfortunately, many on Wall Street will continue to urge us to jump in and gamble that a turning point may be at hand. They want us to gamble with our hard-earned capital, because they are desperately hoping that maybe things will turn and help bail them out.
One of the most important things to realize about a market like this is that objectivity tends to become impaired when you are suffering extreme losses. Some people panic and sell stocks indiscriminately, some freeze and are unable to do anything, and others rationalize and hope.
The best move for most investors isn't to jump in and try to catch the turn, but to stand aside as we undergo a once-in-a-century revamping of the financial sector. I have been consistently preaching the message that trying to anticipate bottom and turning points is fine for Wall Street pundits who have nothing better to do, but it's poor strategy for typical investors. The key to success is to wait for the action to improve before you start building positions. Just stay patient for now -- if you are inclined, do some short-term trading. You'll be fine if you don't play the bottom-calling game like so many others like to do.
Not only do we have continued chaos in the financial sector today, but the Fed is scheduled to make an interest rate decision this afternoon. There has been increased speculation that a rate cut is forthcoming, and that may attract some buyers. I'm not sure that a cut will have a very long-lasting impact, but it's going to cause some short-term volatility.
We are off to a weak start as overseas markets struggle and the news flow continues to look quite poor. Buckle on the trading helmet and adjust your goggles -- it's going to be a tricky one.
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Ülespoole avanevad:
In reaction to strong earnings/guidance: CPSL +5.6%, PLL +3.2%... M&A news: DSCP +5.0% (Getinge agrees to acquire co for $53 per share in cash)... Select airline stocks ticking higher with crude lower: LCC +5.9%, UAUA +5.2%, CAL +4.2%... Other news: LEH +14.3% (in talks to sell assets to Barclays - WSJ), MNKD +5.3% (reports positive data from a Ph. 3 clinical study of Technosphere Insulin in Type 1 diabetes; also the co and Pfizer announce collaboration for certain Exubera patients to transition to MannKind's inhaled insulin therapy), ASML +3.3% (still checking), SJM +3.3% (announces declaration of one time special $5 Dividend), WFC +3.2% (confirms Q3 non-cash charge for Lehman Brothers structured notes, preferred securities), HRS +2.9% (will replace LEH in the S&P 500 after close on 9/19), PLXS +1.6% (awarded manufacturing contract with Kirby Lester)... Analyst comments: SAP +2.9% (upgraded to Outperform at Credit Suisse).
Allpoole avanevad:
In reaction to disappointing earnings/guidance: RBCN -17.7%, LWSN -8.9%, OI -8.5%, GS -7.6%, BBY -6.2%... Select financial-related news showing continued weakness: AIG -32.1% (ratings lowered and kept on CreditWatch Negative at S&P), UBS -13.6%, MS -13.0% (credit default swaps rise 275 bps to 750 bps, according to Phoenix Partners - Reuters), RBS -12.0%, WM -10.0% (downgraded to 'BB-/B' (junk status) from 'BBB-/A-3'; Outlook Negative at S&P), RDN -8.2%, WB -6.9%, NCC -6.5%, SCA -6.3%, ABK -5.4%, ING -5.2%, SNV -4.5% (Fitch downgrades Synovus Financial Corp's ratings; outlook negative), BAC -2.4%, JPM -1.6%... Select oil/gas names showing weakness with crude lower: STO -3.6%, RDS.A -3.3%, BP -1.8%, TOT -1.6%, E -1.3%... Select solar names trading lower: ESLR -13.2%, JASO -6.1%, CSIQ -5.6%, FSLR -3.0%, LDK -1.9%, SPWR -1.8%... Select tech names trading lower following cautious comments from DELL: DELL -8.3% (sees further softening in global information technology demand), NOVL -5.2%, EMC -5.0%, YHOO -3.2%, INTC -2.4%, MSFT -2.3%, GOOG -2.1%, SYMC -1.8%... Other news: TRGT -40.9% (the co and AstraZeneca announce top-line results from Phase 2b Study of AZD3480 in Alzheimer's disease were inconclusive), SPNC -6.1% (VIVA has elected to temporarily suspend enrollment in the study after being contacted by the FDA about a potential safety concern), NOK -2.6% and INTC -2.4% (still checking for anything specific)... Analyst comments: WPI -4.3% (downgraded to Sell from Neutral at Goldman- DJ), NBR -3.5% (downgraded to Sector Perform from Outperform at RBC), PTEN -3.5% (downgraded to Sector Perform at RBC), AAPL -3.2% (removed from Conviction Buy List at Goldman - Bloomberg), BRCM -3.1% (downgraded to Sell at UBS), BIG -2.7% (downgraded to Neutral at JPMorgan), MU -2.1% (downgraded to Market Perform at JMP).
By Rev Shark
RealMoney.com Contributor
9/16/2008 8:11 AM EDT
Banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies.
-- Thomas Jefferson
Extreme leverage, bad judgment and a horrible real estate market has caused unprecedented problems for some of our biggest banking and financial institutions. As a result, the market has suffered some of the worst selling since the bear market of 2002.
The bad news is that there are still plenty of unresolved problems out there that can drive us down further. The good news is that we needed to embrace these problems before we could begin the process of finding a bottom.
As investors, our primary goal is to survive this chaos with the least amount of damage. Unfortunately, many on Wall Street will continue to urge us to jump in and gamble that a turning point may be at hand. They want us to gamble with our hard-earned capital, because they are desperately hoping that maybe things will turn and help bail them out.
One of the most important things to realize about a market like this is that objectivity tends to become impaired when you are suffering extreme losses. Some people panic and sell stocks indiscriminately, some freeze and are unable to do anything, and others rationalize and hope.
The best move for most investors isn't to jump in and try to catch the turn, but to stand aside as we undergo a once-in-a-century revamping of the financial sector. I have been consistently preaching the message that trying to anticipate bottom and turning points is fine for Wall Street pundits who have nothing better to do, but it's poor strategy for typical investors. The key to success is to wait for the action to improve before you start building positions. Just stay patient for now -- if you are inclined, do some short-term trading. You'll be fine if you don't play the bottom-calling game like so many others like to do.
Not only do we have continued chaos in the financial sector today, but the Fed is scheduled to make an interest rate decision this afternoon. There has been increased speculation that a rate cut is forthcoming, and that may attract some buyers. I'm not sure that a cut will have a very long-lasting impact, but it's going to cause some short-term volatility.
We are off to a weak start as overseas markets struggle and the news flow continues to look quite poor. Buckle on the trading helmet and adjust your goggles -- it's going to be a tricky one.
-----------------------------
Ülespoole avanevad:
In reaction to strong earnings/guidance: CPSL +5.6%, PLL +3.2%... M&A news: DSCP +5.0% (Getinge agrees to acquire co for $53 per share in cash)... Select airline stocks ticking higher with crude lower: LCC +5.9%, UAUA +5.2%, CAL +4.2%... Other news: LEH +14.3% (in talks to sell assets to Barclays - WSJ), MNKD +5.3% (reports positive data from a Ph. 3 clinical study of Technosphere Insulin in Type 1 diabetes; also the co and Pfizer announce collaboration for certain Exubera patients to transition to MannKind's inhaled insulin therapy), ASML +3.3% (still checking), SJM +3.3% (announces declaration of one time special $5 Dividend), WFC +3.2% (confirms Q3 non-cash charge for Lehman Brothers structured notes, preferred securities), HRS +2.9% (will replace LEH in the S&P 500 after close on 9/19), PLXS +1.6% (awarded manufacturing contract with Kirby Lester)... Analyst comments: SAP +2.9% (upgraded to Outperform at Credit Suisse).
Allpoole avanevad:
In reaction to disappointing earnings/guidance: RBCN -17.7%, LWSN -8.9%, OI -8.5%, GS -7.6%, BBY -6.2%... Select financial-related news showing continued weakness: AIG -32.1% (ratings lowered and kept on CreditWatch Negative at S&P), UBS -13.6%, MS -13.0% (credit default swaps rise 275 bps to 750 bps, according to Phoenix Partners - Reuters), RBS -12.0%, WM -10.0% (downgraded to 'BB-/B' (junk status) from 'BBB-/A-3'; Outlook Negative at S&P), RDN -8.2%, WB -6.9%, NCC -6.5%, SCA -6.3%, ABK -5.4%, ING -5.2%, SNV -4.5% (Fitch downgrades Synovus Financial Corp's ratings; outlook negative), BAC -2.4%, JPM -1.6%... Select oil/gas names showing weakness with crude lower: STO -3.6%, RDS.A -3.3%, BP -1.8%, TOT -1.6%, E -1.3%... Select solar names trading lower: ESLR -13.2%, JASO -6.1%, CSIQ -5.6%, FSLR -3.0%, LDK -1.9%, SPWR -1.8%... Select tech names trading lower following cautious comments from DELL: DELL -8.3% (sees further softening in global information technology demand), NOVL -5.2%, EMC -5.0%, YHOO -3.2%, INTC -2.4%, MSFT -2.3%, GOOG -2.1%, SYMC -1.8%... Other news: TRGT -40.9% (the co and AstraZeneca announce top-line results from Phase 2b Study of AZD3480 in Alzheimer's disease were inconclusive), SPNC -6.1% (VIVA has elected to temporarily suspend enrollment in the study after being contacted by the FDA about a potential safety concern), NOK -2.6% and INTC -2.4% (still checking for anything specific)... Analyst comments: WPI -4.3% (downgraded to Sell from Neutral at Goldman- DJ), NBR -3.5% (downgraded to Sector Perform from Outperform at RBC), PTEN -3.5% (downgraded to Sector Perform at RBC), AAPL -3.2% (removed from Conviction Buy List at Goldman - Bloomberg), BRCM -3.1% (downgraded to Sell at UBS), BIG -2.7% (downgraded to Neutral at JPMorgan), MU -2.1% (downgraded to Market Perform at JMP).
Citi analüütikud on koondanud tabelisse aktsiaturu tootlused eelmiste majandussurutiste ajal. Hetkel on S&P 500 langenud 9. okt 2007 saavutatud tipust 24%, mis on juba üsna lähedal ajaloolisele keskmisele.
Kolmandik eilsest C positsioonist kinni pandud.
Panin kõik eile ostetud Citi positsiooni kinni. Kardan, et siit tuleb lühiajaline põrge ja panustasin callidesse päevasiseselt.
Citi analüütikud oleks võinud ikka 1930.-ndate alguse ka sisse võtta.
Ja teine kolmandik ka kinni, tahab minna short squeezeks.
lukus..
Ja flat C, kaasa arvatud putid.
Kuuldus CNBCs AIG päästmise kohta pani aktsia tõusma 40% mõne sekundi jooksul.
C short uuesti $15.7 pealt.
Citi Call müüdud 20% käes. Võtsin Citi pute. Külla rallib edasi-tagasi.
Hakkan C katma.
Kas keegi oskab öelda,miks C putid on oluliselt odavamad kui WB putid nt.Kas tõesti volatiivsus on WB kordades suurem ja see on sinna sisse arvutatud