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  7. forum rang 8 josti5 27 februari 2007 16:19
    quote:

    zeker schreef:

    [quote=ukske]
    zo binnenkort dus weer positieve pb`s verzinnen dus ...?
    [/quote]
    Ukske, jij moet wel een vrouw zijn!
    Die weten alles nog wat er 20 jaar geleden gebeurt is en ze kunnen zich er maar niet overheen zetten.

    Grtz,
    ZEKER
    PFFF, wat een vooroordeel!

    Ik weet ook alles nog van jou, en je weet, dat ik een mannetje ben.
  8. [verwijderd] 27 februari 2007 16:38
    Vrij naar Baar: het gaat omhoog, helaas altijd langzamer dan omlaag.

    RT € 19,65 om 19,66 636k

    1.592 1.592 19,65 19,63 19,66 1.858 1.858
    2.283 691 19,64 1.500 19,69 1.000 2.858
    6.283 4.000 19,63 -0,71 19,71 1.186 4.044
    10.032 3.749 19,62 -3,49% 19,72 110 4.154
    10.182 150 19,61 16:36 19,75 2.900 7.054
  11. gogogoo 27 februari 2007 17:14
    quote:

    Kelewan schreef:

    Dat lijkt (op dit moment) een goede timing Ruli. Overigens is hetdezelfde koers als waarop een paar dagen geleden door sommigen (achteraf ten onrechte) gemeld werd dat er nog niet gekocht moest worden, benieuwd of we opnieuw rond de € 19,46 het dieptepunt hebben gehad.

    Gogogoo (over € 19,46 gesproken) beterschap!
    Bedankt Kelewan.

    Persoonlijk ben ik niet erg positief gestemd over het algemene sentiment op korte termijn. Mijn ijzeren voorraad Crucell hou ik gewoon. Maar alle andere fondsen zijn bij mij weg.

    Aex zie ik net onder de 500 staan. Juk!

  16. sharkie 27 februari 2007 17:40
    volgens mij zo'n onrustig slot om ons onder de steun te plaatsen/of deze te testen. Jammer dat het sentiment zo negatief was vandaag (mocht ook wel een keer natuurlijk) en dat crucell dan ook nog zo hard daalt. Ik hoop dat we snel gaan bodemen, want het dalen dat ken ik zo onderhand wel. Bijkopen zit er voor mij ook momenteel niet in, dus ik heb persoonlijk geen voordeel aan deze daling.

    succes!

    Gr J
  17. [verwijderd] 27 februari 2007 20:09
    Ik ben heel benieuwd hoe morgen deze dag wordt opgepakt. Het zal me niet verwonderen als er een day-after reactie komt, met allerlei verklarende bewoordingen van analisten etc.
    Het ligt niet alleen aan Crucell. Voor de believers: sterkte.
    Zelf ben ik sinds vorige week geheel op het droge gaan staan. Op een dag als vandaag heb ik daar geen spijt van. Ga ZEKER weer instappen. Maar wanneer?
    Voor mij is het forum een bron van inspiratie, het helpt me om mijn beslissingen te structureren. Door sommige dingen moet je heen kijken. Niet teveel van aantrekken.
    Je vooral niet op laten fokken! %#*!!







  19. diederique 27 februari 2007 20:43
    even aan de zijlijn...................

    "The selloff could last for a while"

    Market selloff: Year of the bear?

    Fears of a slowdown in China and the U.S. spark a selloff. Is this just a correction or a sign of more bad news?

    By Paul R. La Monica, CNNMoney.com editor at large
    February 27 2007: 2:12 PM EST

    NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Tuesday's big selloff on Wall Street on worries about growth at home and abroad, notably China, left investors around the world wondering if this is just a blip or the start of a more prolonged downturn.

    U.S. stocks tumbled after markets in China, Japan and Europe all plunged. As of mid-afternoon., the Dow industrials sank more than 200 points, or about 1.7 percent.


    Some investment strategists have suggested that a pullback in stocks was needed since the market has enjoyed a strong runup in the past few months.

    The S&P 500 tumbled about 2 percent and the Nasdaq, which is heavily influenced by technology stocks, skidded almost 3 percent.

    Brian Stine, investment strategist with Allegiant Asset Management Co., a money management firm based in Cleveland, said a "perfect storm" of bad news triggered the selloff.

    Global worries slam Wall Street

    Shanghai's benchmark index tumbled 8.8 percent Tuesday due to concerns that the Beijing government was looking to crack down on market speculation that has driven Chinese stocks to record highs.

    Making matters worse for investors, former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said at a speech in Hong Kong Monday that the U.S. economy might slip into a recession by the end of the year.

    Economic slowdown fears were further fueled by the release of a government report Tuesday morning that showed the biggest monthly drop in new orders for nondefense durable goods, items meant to last three years or more, on record.

    In addition, a report from the National Association of Realtors indicated that the median price of an existing home fell 3.1 percent in January from a year earlier, giving investors more reasons to worry about the housing slowdown hurting the economy.

    Finally, increased violence in Iraq and Afghanistan, including a bomb blast at a military base where Vice President Dick Cheney was visiting, also spooked Wall Street.

    "It's pretty ugly so far," Stine said. "Everything is happening at the same time and that results in this sizable selloff."

    Still, Stine said that investors should not be too concerned. He downplayed recession fears since it appears that consumer spending has held up relatively well recently.

    Jack Ablin, chief investment officer with Harris Private Bank in Chicago, agreed, saying the fact that durable goods orders were down is a sign of businesses continuing to hold back on capital investments, a development that he said is not new.

    "Companies have been hoarding their cash. This is a continuation of a long string of disappointments from the corporate side. Businesses are being conservative," he said.

    At the same time, Stine argued that the market was overdue for a correction. After all, the Dow and S&P 500 have each risen 12 percent in the past six months while the Nasdaq is up 17 percent. However, he added that the market could be in for a couple of rough days, if not longer, before things get better.

    "The selloff could last for a while because we've had such a big runup over the past few months. This could feed on itself for a few days or few weeks," he said.

    Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist with Standard & Poor's Equity Research, added that the market was long overdue for a drop like the one seen Tuesday.

    "Corrections hurt. But this is not something investors should get too worried about. The market has been in need of a digestion of gains for some time," he said, noting the S&P 500 has not fallen 2 percent in one day since May 19, 2003. "Usually you have big pullbacks at least once, if not several times, during a bull market."

    Greenspan fears recession
    Another market strategist agreed, saying that the recent gains in stocks may have been too much, too fast - and that as a result, some stocks may have gotten ahead of themselves.

    "I have been worried about optimistic valuations for months," said Jeffrey Saut, chief investment strategist for Raymond James. "Stocks are certainly not as expensive as they were at the peak of the bubble in 2000, but they are not cheap. With waning earnings momentum, I'd be pretty cautious here."

    Saut said earnings growth should slow this year, which could make it tougher for stocks to keep climbing.

    To that end, earnings for the S&P 500 in the first quarter are expected to increase by just 4.1 percent from a year ago, according to figures from Thomson Financial. That would mark the first time in 14 quarters that earnings failed to increase at a double digit percentage pace.

    John Butters, a research analyst with Thomson Financial, added that earnings growth for much of the rest of the year is also expected to be relatively sluggish.

    Profits are expected to increase 4.5 percent in the second quarter and 6.1 percent in the third quarter before returning to double-digit percentage growth in the fourth quarter, with expectations of an 11.8 percent increase.

    "Since January, we've seen estimates come down quite a bit. There have been pretty significant cuts to the energy sector and, to a lesser extent, consumer discretionary and technology stocks," Butters said.

    Saut also noted that many stocks that had been leading the market's rally, including Mastercard (Charts), Merrill Lynch (Charts) and Google (Charts), have recently slipped from all-time highs and struggled lately.

    "More stocks are joining the top-out parade," he said. "We needed a correction."

    But Harris' Ablin said Tuesday's market slump was probably a good time for investors to add more stocks to their portfolios, since he did not think the sell-off would last that long.

    "Any pullback will be more of a buying opportunity than an indication of more to come on the downside. Investors are nervous since we haven't seen a meaningful pullback during this rally," he said. "Perhaps this was the catalyst investors needed to pull the trigger."

    www.marketwatch.com/quotes/crxl

  20. [verwijderd] 27 februari 2007 20:59
    quote:

    zeker schreef:

    Op de Nasdaq Crucell nu omgerekend 19,15 euro.
    De DOW en NASDAQ zitten in een correctiefase.
    Ik vind het oprecht vervelend voor iedereen die er nog in zit.
    Niet getreurd, op termijn zal het met Crucell goedkomen.

    Grtz,
    ZEKER
    Normaliter wordt de koers hier gemaakt maar - 5% is wel erg slecht. Tja, je zal vandaag maar weer ingestapt zijn, zoals ik. :-((
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