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8K9 al malos ahora mismo.... caquita suprême !!
quién ha sido el valiente [perecid] que se quedó ayer comprado? que dé un paso al frente y se identifique ::
8K9 al malos ahora mismo.... caquita suprême !!
quién ha sido el valiente [perecid] que se quedó ayer comprado? que dé un paso al frente y se identifique ::
Mulder ¿ tu que dices ? que vamos a cerrar el gap o que tenemos los 8800 a la vista 😀
A los buenos días!
Vaya gap a la baja que hemos tenido hoy, ¿alguna excusa oficial? me ha dicho un una manola algo de unos coreanos norteños cabreados o algo así 😀
Asian stock markets traded sharply lower Tuesday, with South Korean shares selling off amid political tensions and exporters in Tokyo weighed by the yen's strength against the euro.
Investors were jittery after U.S. and European investors on Monday sold the euro and stocks on news over the weekend that Spain's central bank had seized relatively small savings bank CajaSur.
"This trend of rising risk aversion may remain in place in the short term, as Spain represents a weak link in Europe, not so much because of it's overall government indebtedness [which is actually lower than in the rest of Europe on average] but because of the already difficult situation of both the job market and the banking system," said Credit Agricole Corporate & Investment Bank in a note to clients.
Japan's Nikkei Stock Average was down 2.8%, Australia's S&P/ASX 200 was off 2.3% and South Korea's Kospi Composite tumbled 2.7 % to its lowest close since Feb. 8. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index shed 2.5% and the Shanghai Composite lost 1.2%. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures were down 143 points in screen trade.
South Korean stocks took a hammering after the Yonhap news agency reported that North Korean leader Kim Jong-il has ordered the military to be ready for combat. The report cited a local North Korea watch group as saying its sources in North Korea reported the orders were announced in a public broadcast.
The report comes after the South Korean government said last week that results of a multinational investigation had concluded that a North Korean submarine torpedoed a South Korean warship, in March, killing 46 people.
"The report heightened geopolitical tensions [on the Korean peninsula], hurting sentiment further," said Lee Sun-yup at Shinhan Investment Corp. "I think people are overreacting to it. Neighboring countries and allies will not let war to break out on the Korean peninsula. Still, we have to keep in mind that this kind of news or report will affect our financial markets from time to time from now on."
Carpato dixit...
Se espera una apertura duramente bajista en Europa, ante el miedo despertado en el mundo por la intervención de cajas en España, la crisis europea y las noticias de que Corea del Norte se prepara para la guerra. Estos son los factores clave del día.
Y decian que España no pinta nada en el mundo....ignorantes.....🙂)
A los buenos días!
Vaya gap a la baja que hemos tenido hoy, ¿alguna excusa oficial? me ha dicho un una manola algo de unos coreanos norteños cabreados o algo así 😀
Asian stock markets traded sharply lower Tuesday, with South Korean shares selling off amid political tensions and exporters in Tokyo weighed by the yen's strength against the euro.
Investors were jittery after U.S. and European investors on Monday sold the euro and stocks on news over the weekend that Spain's central bank had seized relatively small savings bank CajaSur.
"This trend of rising risk aversion may remain in place in the short term, as Spain represents a weak link in Europe, not so much because of it's overall government indebtedness [which is actually lower than in the rest of Europe on average] but because of the already difficult situation of both the job market and the banking system," said Credit Agricole Corporate & Investment Bank in a note to clients.
Japan's Nikkei Stock Average was down 2.8%, Australia's S&P/ASX 200 was off 2.3% and South Korea's Kospi Composite tumbled 2.7 % to its lowest close since Feb. 8. Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index shed 2.5% and the Shanghai Composite lost 1.2%. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures were down 143 points in screen trade.
South Korean stocks took a hammering after the Yonhap news agency reported that North Korean leader Kim Jong-il has ordered the military to be ready for combat. The report cited a local North Korea watch group as saying its sources in North Korea reported the orders were announced in a public broadcast.
The report comes after the South Korean government said last week that results of a multinational investigation had concluded that a North Korean submarine torpedoed a South Korean warship, in March, killing 46 people.
"The report heightened geopolitical tensions [on the Korean peninsula], hurting sentiment further," said Lee Sun-yup at Shinhan Investment Corp. "I think people are overreacting to it. Neighboring countries and allies will not let war to break out on the Korean peninsula. Still, we have to keep in mind that this kind of news or report will affect our financial markets from time to time from now on."
Llama por teléfono.renta4 caida :8: menos mal que cerre posiciones recuperando todo lo perdido ayer 😀
la faena es que ya ganaba otros 700 leres largo ahora y se malo la web, segun veo en el contado me pudo haber saltado el stop y jorobar los beneficios que hubiera tenido de porde cerrar las posiciones 🙁