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AEX-22/1-hebben jullie die zandzakken nog ?

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  1. [verwijderd] 22 januari 2008 03:14
    quote:

    THJB schreef:

    Het zou zo kunnen dat we morgen een bodem zien. Dalinkje morgen ochtend, nadat de daling in t Oosten meevalt, licht laag openen(410/415)
    Hahaha mag ik even lachen...

    licht laag openen...

    Een paar dagen geleden zou er bijn een opening van
    -8 al meteen crash worden geroepen...

    tijden veranderen...

    :))
  2. [verwijderd] 22 januari 2008 03:17
    quote:

    SPI schreef:

    [quote=THJB]
    Het zou zo kunnen dat we morgen een bodem zien. Dalinkje morgen ochtend, nadat de daling in t Oosten meevalt, licht laag openen(410/415)
    [/quote]

    Hahaha mag ik even lachen...

    licht laag openen...

    Een paar dagen geleden zou er bijn een opening van
    -8 al meteen crash worden geroepen...

    tijden veranderen...

    :))
    Zie het in de context;) zo'n 30 punten eraf op een dag, dan kun je pas praten over een reele daling tegenwoordig. 15 punten eraf is licht openen;)
  3. [verwijderd] 22 januari 2008 03:41
    Reuters
    Stock rout deepens
    Monday January 21, 9:18 pm ET
    By Louise Heavens

    SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Stocks in Asia tumbled, with South Korea and Australia nursing falls of almost 5 percent as growing fears of a U.S. recession sparked panic, sending investors to safe-haven government bonds.
    Industrial metals, such as zinc and copper, plunged and oil fell on concern any recession could hit demand.

    The yen rose hit a 2-1/2-year high against the dollar as investors reduced their exposure to risky, higher-yielding assets. The strong yen hit Japanese exporters, such as Toyota Motor Corp (Tokyo:7203.T - News) and Sony Corp (Tokyo:6758.T - News).

    "I am sure we are in a bear market, because the mood is very negative. People no longer believe that stocks are the road to riches," Cannae Capital Partners managing director Hugh Giddy.

    "This may be a long slow grind down because earnings expectations will start to fall."

    MSCI's All Country World Index fell 0.7 percent to its lowest level since November 2006 after European shares fell nearly 6 percent on Monday, their biggest one-day slide since the September 11, 2001 attacks. MSCI's Emerging Market index, which suffered its worst daily fall since August on Monday, shed almost 1 percent.

    Treasuries surged, with 10-year futures vaulting more than a full point to a nearly five-year high as alarmed investors sought the relative safety of government debt.

    U.S. equity markets, shut on Monday for a holiday, closed on Friday with their worst weekly performance since mid-2002 while Asian and European equities plunged on Monday, showing a clear lack of confidence in Washington's proposed fiscal stimulus worth up to $150 billion.

    U.S. stock index futures fell around 5 percent, presaging a sharp sell-off on Wall Street later.

    Billionaire investor George Soros said the world was facing the worst financial crisis since World War Two and the United States was threatened with recession, according to an interview with the Austrian daily Standard.

    "We really do have a serious financial crisis now," Soros was quoted as saying.

    Japan's Nikkei (Osaka:^N225 - News) fell 4.7 percent by 0056 GMT, -- its worst daily fall since August. The index has shed around 17 percent just this month alone as fears deepened that the U.S. subprime mortgage crisis will drag global financial markets lower.

    South Korea's technology stocks -- heavily dependent on the U.S. export market -- were mauled, pushing the Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KSE:^KS11 - News) down 4.2 percent to its worst level since May.

    Australia's S&P/ASX 200 index shed 5 percent to record its 12th straight session of declines. It hit a low of 5,293.6 -- its lowest intraday level since October 2006.

    Mining stocks, sensitive to any economic slowdown, led the decline. BHP Billiton (ASX:BHP.AX - News) fell 5.6 percent and Rio Tinto (ASX:RIO.AX - News) tumbled almost 10 percent.

    Oil deepened losses to a new six-week low as global stock markets swooned on the growing prospect of a U.S.-led economic recession.

    London's Brent crude fell 40 cents to $87.11 a barrel by 0120 GMT, while U.S. crude traded at $88.20 a barrel, down about 60 cents from late Monday dealing.

  4. [verwijderd] 22 januari 2008 03:42
    Warning of more turmoil as investors flee marketsSiobhan Kennedy, Leo Lewis, Peter Stiff and Christine Seib
    Some of the most influential UK fund managers sounded a warning of more turmoil to come yesterday as global investors fled financial markets in mounting fears of an imminent American recession.

    Stock markets around the world tumbled in the worst falls seen since the panic selling that took hold in the wake of the September 11, 2001, terror attacks on the United States.

    Richard Buxton, a fund manager at Schroders, said: “This is a difficult phase and the next few weeks could be horrible. The source of this [sell-off] is a fear of going into a severe slowdown or a recession. We’ve seen some share prices halve, which is too much; it’s very concerning.”

  5. [verwijderd] 22 januari 2008 06:49
    quote:

    Illuminati schreef:

    Allereerst, mijn oprechte excuses dat ik van het weekend niet goed heb zitten opletten. Ik heb een forse inschattingsfout gemaakt door het nieuws over de credit ratings van de bond-verzekeraars voor lief te nemen. Het enig excuus dat ik daarvoor heb is dat ik vrijdagavond niet heb meegekeken en zo dronken thuiskwam, dat ik niet goed kon lezen (wel autorijden, maar niet verder vertellen).

    P.S.: ik ben er echt ziek van!

    Hi Illu, shit happens. Begreep gisteren al dat je niet volledig had kunnen profiteren van de gebeurtenissen. Ik neem aan dat men verder zelf ook kan nadenken en niet blind op jouw stukken vaart. Dus in die zin zijn excuses niet nodig.

    Ik had niet alle tijd gisteren maar heb wel mijn skivakantie terugverdiend. Ik was dus niet ontevreden.
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