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BAM Augustus 2019

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  1. forum rang 6 innicksname 13 augustus 2019 13:09
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    Tartessos schreef op 13 augustus 2019 13:02:

    We hadden ons duurzame geld enkele weken geleden beter in PostNL en Pharming kunnen investeren.
    Beiden hebben flinke sprong gemaakt en het blijft maar groeien.
    Zit zelf in PostNL sinds paar maanden, ingestapt op 1,58. Voor de dip en nu dus profiterend. Heb daar op dat moment een 20 procent van BAM aandelen voor gebruikt.
    Was een goede keus, maar liever zie ik BAM ook lekker stijgen, dat levert me meer op omdat ik er nog veel groter in zit.
  2. forum rang 6 innicksname 13 augustus 2019 13:12
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    popie schreef op 13 augustus 2019 11:12:

    [...]
    Ik wacht alleen nog maar op een goed uitstap moment,wanneer die komt, zonder toestanden over ongv.2 jaar,we gaan vandaag weer uitstekend,en dat voor de cijfers over 9 dagen.
    Wanneer ga je eruit? Bij break-even of bij dikke winst?
  3. forum rang 6 innicksname 13 augustus 2019 13:26
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    popie schreef op 13 augustus 2019 13:23:

    [...]
    Als ik winst wil maken moet er eerst ruim een euro bijkomen,dat zie ik niet meer gebeuren voorlopig dus wordt dik verlies helaas.
    Nou, die euro zie ik nog wel gebeuren, zelfs nog wel 1,5 tot 2 euro. Koers van 4,5 tot 5 moet haalbaar zijn als grote nieuwe tegenvallers uitblijven.
  4. forum rang 6 OnoMatopee 13 augustus 2019 16:01
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    manuss schreef op 13 augustus 2019 15:54:

    Beursen Amerika gaan als een raket omhoog. Reden....................?
    By Chris Matthews and William Watts, MarketWatch
    U.S consumer prices rise faster than expected in July
    U.S. stocks traded modestly higher Tuesday morning, following a steep selloff Monday, as investors remain focused on the global economic outlook, the U.S.-China trade fight, and growing concerns over the potential for Beijing to crack down on protests in Hong Kong.
    How are the major benchmarks performing?
    The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 48 points, or 0.2%, at 25,951, while the S&P 500 index added 8 points, or 0.3%, to 2,890. The Nasdaq Composite index rose 34 points, or 0.4%, to 7,896.
    On Monday, the Dow slumped 389.73 points (http://www.marketwatch.com/story/dow-futures-down-200-points-on-us-china-trade-worries-hong-kong-unrest-2019-08-12), or 1.5%, to end at 25,897.71, while the S&P 500 declined 35.56 points, or 1.2%, to finish at 2,883.09. The Nasdaq Composite closed at 7,863.41, a fall of 95.73 points or 1.2%.
    What's driving the market?
    Protesters thronged Hong Kong International Airport (http://www.marketwatch.com/story/protesters-clog-hong-kong-airport-again-after-it-reopens-2019-08-13) for a second day in a row Tuesday, clogging the departure area a day after they forced the transport hub to shut down entirely as they called for an independent inquiry into alleged police abuse during this summer's waves of protests. The number of protesters has fallen from an estimated 2 million who marched on June 16th to 350,000 during the general strike which disrupted transport last week, but the protests have grown more violent.
    Hong Kong is not as important for China's economic growth as it was at the handover from Britain in 1997 when it accounted for 20% of GDP, compared with only 3% now. But Hong Kong hosts the world's fourth largest stock exchange and cross border banking has doubled in the past decade with much of it for Chinese companies borrowing in U.S. dollars. And about 60% of the $2 trillion of foreign direct investment into China flows through Hong Kong.
    Opinion:A Tiananmen 'solution' in Hong Kong would destroy its economy (http://www.marketwatch.com/story/a-tiananmen-solution-in-hong-kong-would-destroy-its-economy-2019-08-12)
    Worries about Hong Kong and other geopolitical concerns, including a plunge by the Argentine Peso following a poor showing by pro-business President Mauricio Macri in a primary election on Sunday, were blamed in part for a downbeat start to the week on Wall Street.
    "Developments in the financial hub of Hong Kong are adding to an already tense geopolitical picture amid ongoing U.S.-Sino trade tensions," said Fiona Cincotta, senior market analyst at City Index in a note. "Investors are once again pulling out of riskier assets such as equities," while flows into haven assets are on the rise."
    Read:How Hong Kong clashes could wallop the U.S. stock market (http://www.marketwatch.com/story/how-hong-kong-clashes-could-wallop-the-us-stock-market-2019-08-12)
    See:Argentina fund swoons as Macri suffers primary defeat (http://www.marketwatch.com/story/argentina-fund-swoons-as-macri-suffers-primary-defeat-2019-08-12)
    Concerns about Hong Kong are adding to doubts on the global economic outlook, which were also reinforced by downbeat data from the eurozone's largest economy. The ZEW indicator of German economic sentiment fell to -44.1 in August (http://www.marketwatch.com/story/german-zew-falls-to-worst-level-in-more-than-seven-years-2019-08-13), down from -24.5 in July and marking the lowest reading since December 2011. Economists polled by FactSet had looked for a -28 reading.
    "Today's very poor ZEW readings highlight the continuing uncertainty hanging over the bloc with sentiment indicators so far suggesting that a pickup in growth in H2 2019 is not on the cards," said Nicola Nobile, lead eurozone economist at Oxford Economics, in a note.
    On the U.S. data front, the consumer price index rose 0.3% in July, in line with economists expectations, according to a MarketWatch poll. The core reading, which strips out food and energy costs, also rose 0.3%, faster than the 0.2% expected. The yearly growth in core prices rose from 2.1% to 2.2%, potentially putting a damper on hopes for more aggressive rate cutting policy from the Federal Reserve, which has pointed to subdued inflation as a reason for reducing rates last month.
    The National Federation of Independent Business said its Small Business Optimism Index rose 1.4 points in July to 104.7 after slipping in June
    How are other markets trading?
    European stocks were under pressure (http://www.marketwatch.com/story/cocktail-of-global-risks-sends-european-stocks-tumbling-2019-08-13) for a third straight session Tuesday, with banks again leading decliners. Germany's DAX index was down 0.9%, while the pan-European Stoxx 600 fell 0.6%.
    Asian markets declined (http://www.marketwatch.com/story/asian-markets-fall-as-hong-kong-tensions-remain-high-2019-08-12) as investors kept an eye on developments in Hong Kong, with the Hang Seng Index falling 2.1%, bringing its August decline to 9%. China's CSI 300 lost 0.9% and Japan's Nikkei 225 shed 1.1% overnight.
    Investors piled into Treasurys on Monday, keeping pressure on yields (http://www.marketwatch.com/story/treasury-yields-extend-plunge-as-geopolitical-tensions-heat-up-2019-08-12) and flattening the yield curve, a move that underlined worries about the economic outlook. Pressure on rates was also particularly negative for shares of banks, who see lending margins hit.
    Safe haven-related flows continued Tuesday, with gold futures up around 0.8%, The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note , however, stabilized, rising 2 basis points to 1.653%.
    The price of crude oil fell 0.5% to $54.66.
    Which stocks are in focus?
  5. forum rang 6 OnoMatopee 13 augustus 2019 16:11
    Beurzen reageren verheugd op signalen dat de Verenigde Staten en China in gesprek zijn gegaan over een handelsakkoord na weken uitstel. Sancties voor een grote groep Chinese producten zouden tot 15 december worden uitgesteld.

    Het volgende gesprek tussen de twee economische blokken stond aanvankelijk voor september gepland. Ondertussen dreigden de VS en China elkaar met nieuwe sancties en importheffingen.

    China’s handelsvertegenwoordiger Liu He heeft echter, volgens persbureau Bloomberg dinsdagmiddag, telefonisch overleg gevoerd met de Amerikaanse onderhandelaar Robert Lighthizer en de minister van Financiën Steven Mnuchin.

    De onderhandelingsteams zouden komende week bijeen komen om door te praten.

    De Dow Jones opende op het eerste signaal van de gesprekken dinsdagmiddag direct en ging van 0,5% verlies naar 1,5% winst, bijna 400 punten tot boven 26.000 punten.

    De sancties van de Verenigde Staten voor Chinese producten zijn niet allemaal van de baan, benadrukte het Witte Huis, het uitstel betreft enkele Chinese producten. Voor de rest gaan de importheffingen voorlopig gewoon door. Die heffingen om bijvoorbeeld Chinese sportschoenen en smartphones in de Verenigde Staten duurder te maken blijven overeind.
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