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AEX 07/04 Zijn er nog MT/LT beleggers onder ons?

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  1. [verwijderd] 7 april 2009 13:17
    quote:

    jj77 schreef:

    [quote=P&E ]
    [quote=tmaster]
    [quote=P&E ]
    Ik dacht gisteren nog wel goedkoop MT calls te hebben aangeschaft.....dan maar even bijkopen en op de volgende stijging wachten...
    [/quote]
    Neem je wel veel risico aangezien alcola straks /vanavond met cijfers komen en die zullen uiteraard niet goed zijn.

    [/quote]

    Precies...en dat verwacht de hele wereld.....dus verwachtingen zijn al heel slecht.....dus daarom verwacht ik tegengestelde richting voor de staaljongens deze week.
    [/quote]

    @p&e; je zegt hiermee dat je een verliesgevende positie uitbreidt?ikzelf vergroot nooit een verliesgevende positie.
    maar ik heb overigens net een pakket calletjes opgepikt.ik leg erwel weer wat putjes onder
    (85% call 15% long)
    gr en hopen dat je gelijk krijgt,

    JJ

    Yeps, middelen is ouderwets maar lukt me altijd....(bij MT)
  2. david bohm 7 april 2009 14:02
    U.S. Stock Futures Fall; Bank of America, Citigroup, Alcoa Drop
    By Adria Cimino
    April 7 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stock-index futures dropped as George Soros, the billionaire hedge-fund manager, said the monthlong rally in equities won’t last and investors speculated Alcoa Inc. will kick off the first-quarter earnings season with a loss.

    Bank of America Corp. and Citigroup Inc. slid 4.4 percent, while Alcoa slumped 1.9 percent. Applied Materials Inc. retreated 2.2 percent after a contract for solar equipment was slashed by $1.65 billion.

    Standard & Poor’s 500 Index futures expiring in June fell 1.5 percent to 818.40 at 7:31 a.m. in New York. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures lost 102 points, or 1.3 percent, to 7,814. Both measures have surged more than 21 percent since sinking to the lowest levels in a dozen years on March 9.

    “It’s a bear-market rally because we have not yet turned the economy around,” Soros said in an interview with Bloomberg Television, referring to the rebound in stock prices since March 9. “This isn’t a financial crisis like all the other financial crises that we have experienced in our lifetime.”

    European and Asian shares also declined today. Alcoa, scheduled to release its quarterly report after U.S. markets close, will be the first Dow average company to post results for the January-to-March period.

    For S&P 500 companies, profits probably fell 37 percent in the first quarter, according to estimates from more than 1,700 securities analysts compiled by Bloomberg. The stretch of seven straight declines in earnings is the longest since at least the Great Depression, data compiled by S&P and Bloomberg show.

    ‘Reality Check’

    Bank of America lost 4.4 percent to $7.15. Citigroup sank 4.4 percent to $2.60. Both stocks more than doubled in the four weeks ended April 3.

    Alcoa dropped 1.9 percent to $7.76. The largest U.S. aluminum company will probably report an adjusted loss of $398 million, after making $341 million in the year-earlier period, according to analysts’ estimates.

    “The first quarter will be a reality check for investors, and they will be focusing on guidance,” said Charles Dautresme, a strategist at Axa Investment Managers, which oversees $651 billion in Paris. “We’ll decline from this bear-market rally, but have established a floor on March 9 and that’s positive.”

    Faber, the investor who recommended buying U.S. stocks before the steepest rally in more than 70 years, said the S&P 500 Index may decline to about 750 and rebound after July.

    Selling Banks

    U.S. stocks fell yesterday for the first time in five days as Mike Mayo, analyst at Calyon Securities, advised selling bank shares and International Business Machines Corp.’s purchase of Sun Microsystems Inc. collapsed.

    The International Monetary Fund will raise its estimates for U.S. bad debt to $3.1 trillion from a January prediction of $2.2 trillion, with estimates of another $900 billion of toxic assets from Europe and Asia, the Times newspaper reported today in London, without saying where it got the information.

    U.S. earnings may drop 31 percent in the second quarter and 18 percent in the next before gaining 76 percent in the last three months of the year, analysts predict. Banks will be responsible for all of the rebound in the final three months of the year, because without financial companies, the gain turns into a 4.5 percent decline, the data show.

    Applied Materials slipped 2.2 percent to $11.31. The maker of semiconductor wafer-fabrication equipment said a $1.9 billion solar-power contract was cut to $250 million.

    www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601...
  3. [verwijderd] 7 april 2009 14:52
    Het is gewoon nog onduidelijk wat we gaan doen als de u.s.a open gaat.

    DJIA INDEX 7,804.00 -112.00 7,932.00 7,938.00 7,781.00 08:29
    S&P 500 816.50 -13.90 831.40 833.40 813.50 08:31
    NASDAQ 100 1,295.25 -16.75 1,314.50 1,316.75 1,290.00 08:30

    Toch behoorlijke min zo te zien, maar als we ze na de opening flink herstellen zitten wij zo weer boven die 227
  4. [verwijderd] 7 april 2009 15:04
    quote:

    badoux_1988 schreef:

    Het is gewoon nog onduidelijk wat we gaan doen als de u.s.a open gaat.

    DJIA INDEX 7,804.00 -112.00 7,932.00 7,938.00 7,781.00 08:29
    S&P 500 816.50 -13.90 831.40 833.40 813.50 08:31
    NASDAQ 100 1,295.25 -16.75 1,314.50 1,316.75 1,290.00 08:30

    Toch behoorlijke min zo te zien, maar als we ze na de opening flink herstellen zitten wij zo weer boven die 227

    Of ze lappen alles aan en staan we zo op 221... het kan verkeren... is in mijn optiek zelfs waarschijnlijker. De animo om te kopen is compleet weg, iedereen wacht op ALCOA vanavond.
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