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16,150   0,000   (0,00%) Dagrange 16,058 - 16,206 9.380.603   Gem. (3M) 9,8M

ING donderdag 6 mei

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  1. [verwijderd] 6 mei 2010 20:36
    Hoera; deze financieel-politieke ontwikkeling vormt een mooi excuus en vooral het bewijs voor de noodzaak van een Europese, dus supra-nationale, economische autoriteit.

    Dit financiele EU-nadeel verkeert in een gigantisch voordel voor de Nederlandse en Europese economie. Wat is er mooier voor het stimuleren de de export dan het kunnen aanbieden van een 15-20% prijsverlaging! Met dank aan de Euro-depreciatie/devaluatie door alle politiek gestuntel rond het Griekse drama.

    Zie de stapjes terug van de beurzen maar als het nemen van een aanloop voor de sprong.
    Op basis van de prijselasticiteit schiet de omzet omhoog; bij in stand blijven van de winst marges.
    Proost mensen; laten we er maar een ouzo op nemen:
    "Op het doorzetten van onze economische groei en op de sanering!"
  2. [verwijderd] 6 mei 2010 20:42
    quote:

    Robstermax schreef:

    Beste Appie,
    Kunt u in uw wijsheid aangeven, wanneer een trendomkeer daar is. Rond sluitingstijd leek de ommekeer daar te zijn. Gezien de koers van de DowJones, lijkt het er nu op dat we morgen nog dieper gaan zakken. U vind de trend nu duidelijk. Wat is uw verwachting wanneer de trendommekeer zal komen? Of waaraan kunnen we dat zien als de ommekeer daar is?
    Suc6 Robster
    Goedenavond Robstermax, ik kan u helaas niet helpen en ik vrees dat niemand dat kan.

    APPIE.
  3. [verwijderd] 6 mei 2010 20:49
    U.S. stocks caved on Thursday, with the Dow industrials down more than 500 points and poised for their second triple-digit drop in three days, as investors pondered the implications of Europe's financial troubles on Wall Street.
    "You can go back to Goldman Sachs Friday when the market sold off. Since then the market has been prone to headline risk and looking for a reason to sell off," said Jay Suskind, senior vice president at Duncan-Williams.
    "Is the market now seeing Greece and Europe as the canary in the coal mine for us? We all know we have budget and deficit issues," Suskind said.
    After brief bursts into positive territory, the major U.S. stock indexes gave way, as the euro fell to a 14-month low against the dollar and crude-oil futures traveled to two-month lows under $80 a barrel.
    The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) was off more than 500 points, or 5.3%, to 10,353.0 with all 30 components on the decline, led by Bank of America Corp. (BAC), off 7.5%, and Caterpillar Inc. (CAT), off 7.1%.
    The S&P 500 Index (SPX) dropped 65.50 points, or 5.5%, to 1,097.43, with financials and utilities down the most among its 10 industry groups.
    The Nasdaq Composite Index (RIXF) shed 94.45 points, or 4%, to 2,307.84.
    Nearly 10 stocks were falling for every one on the rise on the New York Stock Exchange, where 647 million shares had traded as of 2:35 p.m. Eastern. Composite volume neared 6.5 billion.
    "While the situation in Europe will potentially have only a small impact on the U.S. recovery, it remains an important export and import market for many countries and the euro is second only to the dollar as a universal transaction currency," Fred Dickson, chief market strategist at Davidson Cos., wrote in a note.
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    "U.S. companies with substantial European exposure may get hurt, as products with a dollar cost basis suddenly have become more expensive in Europe," Dickson added.
    As Greece looked to a $144 billion rescue from the International Monetary Fund 15 other nations that use the euro to help cover its debt, some questioned if some of the nations helping foot the bill - namely Portugal and Spain - would eventually need to be bailed out as well.
    U.S. economic data was mixed, while retailers reported April sales slowed from March's robust gains, with a majority of those reporting missing expectations.
    Gap Inc. (GPS) was among the underperformers, its shares down 6.6% after the apparel chain reported same-store sales dropped 3%.
    Abercrombie & Fitch Co. (ANF) shares declined 11% after the teen-clothing seller after its same-store sales fell 7%.
    Ahead of Friday's jobs report for April, the Labor Department reported initial claims for unemployment benefits fell by 7,000 last week to 444,000.
    The government data is expected to show the U.S. economy added between 189,000 to 200,000 jobs last month, while the rate of unemployment held at 9.7%.
    Separately, the Labor Department on Thursday said U.S. productivity climbed 3.6% in the first quarter.
    In Washington, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and former Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson pitched financial reform, telling a fact-finding panel the economic crisis came in large part because regulators didn't have the power to limit risk. .
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