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Aandeel Aegon AEX:AGN.NL, BMG0112X1056

Laatste koers (eur) Verschil Volume
6,046   -0,056   (-0,92%) Dagrange 6,022 - 6,072 492.177   Gem. (3M) 4,5M

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  4. forum rang 7 mvliex 1 5 augustus 2011 17:22
    quote:

    knife catcher schreef op 5 augustus 2011 17:14:

    [...]

    Ja dat zou rot zijn, maar dat gebeut niet

    een bod is doorgaans gebaseerd op de gemiddelde koers van een aantal beursdagen, bijv 20 of 30 plus een percentage van 20-50
    bij elkaar nog geen feest, maar dan zitten we wel op minimaa; 5-5.5 Euro
    Koopje!
    Bijlage:
  6. forum rang 6 €d_Modus Vivendi 5 augustus 2011 17:24

    --Nonfarm payrolls rose by 117,000 last month
    --Private-sector employers added 154,000 jobs
    --May and June payroll numbers revised up by a combined 56,000
    --Unemployment rate is still high at 9.1%
    (Adds market reaction in fourth and fifth paragraphs, political reaction in 12th through 14th paragraphs.)
    By Luca Di Leo and Jeffrey Sparshott
    Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
    WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- The U.S. economy added more jobs than expected in July and the unemployment rate edged down, providing some hope that the nation will avoid another recession.
    Nonfarm payrolls rose by 117,000 last month as private-sector employers added 154,000 jobs, the Labor Department said Friday in its survey of employers. Payroll data for the previous two months were revised up by a total 56,000, to show increases of 46,000 jobs in June and 53,000 in May.
    The unemployment rate, which is obtained from a separate household survey, eased to 9.1% last month from 9.2% in June. However, that still leaves almost 14 million Americans who would like to work without a job.
    The numbers were better than expected. Economists surveyed by Dow Jones Newswires had forecast that payrolls would rise by 75,000 in July and that the jobless rate would remain unchanged at 9.2%.
    Market reaction was mixed. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose as much as 171 points early but then saw those gains wiped out in the first half hour of trading. The blue-chip index was recently off 57 points at 11326.46.
    The U.S. economy slowed sharply in the first half, heightening concerns it could fall back into recession only two years after the end of the severe downturn that followed the financial crisis. The better-than-expected jobs report takes some pressure off the Federal Reserve and President Barack Obama's administration to take immediate steps to boost the economy. Policymakers' tools are limited by an already-high public debt and interest rates that are close to 0%.
    "The big message of today's jobs report is that, although the economy has slowed, there is no sign that it has slipped into recession," analysts at RDQ Economics wrote in a note.
    Friday's report showed private-sector employers, which account for about 70% of the workforce, added 154,000 jobs in July, up from 80,000 in June. Several major industries showed job gains.
    Manufacturing employment increased by 24,000 in July, more than double the gain seen in June. Economists had been expecting a bounce-back as disruptions to production stemming from Japan's earthquake are now easing. Health-care employment grew by 31,000 and the retail trade added 26,000 jobs.
    However, government employment continued to fall--by 37,000--for the ninth month in a row. State and local governments, which are struggling to close budget gaps, showed job losses.
    Even though the jobs report for July was better than expected, the labor market remains weak.
    Officials from both parties, eyeing elections in 15 months, said Friday's numbers were disappointing and more evidence that policy makers need to do more to help the economy.
    "Bipartisan action is needed to help the private sector and the economy grow--such as measures to extend both the payroll tax cut and unemployment insurance, as well as passing the pending free-trade agreements with re-employment assistance for displaced workers, the patent-reform bill, and a bipartisan infrastructure bill to help put Americans back to work," White House economic adviser Austan Goolsbee said in a blog post.
    "Solutions start with spending less, advancing our pending trade agreements and transforming our broken tax code," Rep. Dave Camp (R., Mich.) said in a statement.
    The Fed, meanwhile, has limited options to boost employment. Donald Kohn, the Fed's No. 2 official until September 2010, said in an interview this week that the central bank should consider a third round of bond purchases to spur the economy--but only if unemployment stays high and inflation comes down.
    The jobs report Friday showed 44.4% of unemployed Americans, or 6.2 million people, were out of work for more than six months in July. The longer someone is without a job, the harder it is to find work.
    The report showed that Americans' incomes, which are crucial to fuel the spending needed to boost the economy, rose but remained moderate. Average hourly earnings of all employees rose by $0.10 to $23.13. Over the past year, earnings have increased by only 2.3%.
    -By Luca Di Leo, Dow Jones Newswires; 202-862-6682; luca.dileo@dowjones.com
    (END) Dow Jones Newswires
    August 05, 2011 11:07 ET (15:07 GMT)
    © 2011 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
  15. forum rang 7 mvliex 1 5 augustus 2011 17:35
    quote:

    DoubleUP schreef op 5 augustus 2011 17:29:

    [...]
    Haha, je bent lekker bezig. Jij hebt ze allemaal bewaard hè? Ik eigenlijk niet. Wil jij ze t.z.t. op een USB-stick zetten en meenemen naar de 10-euro-borrel? :-)
    Dan moet ik ze er nu op gaan zetten want tegen die tijd bestaan usb-sticks al jaren niet meer...
    ;-)
  20. [verwijderd] 5 augustus 2011 17:37
    Slot vóór eindveiling 3,38 met volume 21.355.857
    Slot ná eindveiling 3,366 met volume 23.464.597
    Slot AEX 296,35 en daarmee gebleven boven de steun van Tostrams van 296 (voor wat het waard is).

    USA gaat op en neer, maar groen slot acht ik niet uitgesloten.

    Een week om heel snel te vergeten! Aankomend weekeinde graag opbeurende berichten in de media en dan hopelijk volgende week weer UP.

    Prettig weekeinde allemaal! Tip: zo min mogelijk aan de beurs denken!
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