Habeis visto el IBEX? Este Octubre SIIIIIIIIIIIIIII

perecid dijo:

el pullback se ha completado , ahora solo tendreis guano en cantidades industriales , advertidos quedais ratitas :no:

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Rodolfo Langostino dijo:

a partir de ya o de mañana?

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Namreir dijo:

Pues nada, al final se nos ha quedado en Guanus Interruptus

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perecid dijo:

el doble techo estaba claro , pero se ha desatado a una velocidad increible , solo con aumentar la velocidad han dolido ha muchos que sabiamos que ocurriria , no hemos podido aprovecharlo totalmente :ouch:

pero bueno lo que queda hasta 8500 seran plusvis y el reboton desde ahi tambien :Baile:

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Durmiente dijo:

Que tranquilito está hoy el hilo no?

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Durmiente dijo:

Había vuelto a comprar IBE y he vuelto a vender.

Esta vez con pequeñas ganancias. No mucho, desde luego...

Ahora, liquidez total.

Todo puede pasar, pero me da mala espina la cosa.

No me hagáis caso, que siempre me equivoco...

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Robopoli dijo:

Buenos Zero Hedge no es que sea el foro de la piruleta que estos son más cenizos que el copón.
De hecho se rumorea que Bertok duerme colgado bocabajo con una foto de Nosferatu a la derecha y otra del Tyler este a la izquierda.
De lo que te hablo pasó hace unos meses.

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U.S. stock index futures rose on Friday, putting the S&P 500 on track to trim its decline for the week, on hopes the Federal Reserve might slow the wind-down of its stimulus in light of recent weakness in global demand.

The S&P 500 and Nasdaq eked out slight gains on Thursday after another choppy session as economic data eased antiestéticars about the potential effect of a weakening global economy on the United States and trinc remarks by St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank President James Bullard that the U.S. central bank may want to keep up its bond buying stimulus for now.

The central bank had been widely expected to end its massive monthly bond-buying program this month.

The benchmark S&P index is on track for its fourth straight weekly decline, its longest streak in over two years, and is down more than 7 percent from its record high as concerns about the health of the global economy and possible spread of the Ebola bicho have prompted investor selling.

Economic data expected on Friday includes housing starts for September at 8:30 a.m. (1230 GMT) and the preliminary Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan reading on consumer sentiment at 9:55 a.m. (1355 GMT).

Investors will look to corporate earnings to offset concerns about a slowdown in the global economy. General Electric (>> General Electric Company) shares rose 3.3 percent to $25.05 in premarket trade after the company reported third-quarter earnings that topped analyst expectations.

Morgan Stanley rose (>> Morgan Stanley) advanced 2.8 percent to $33.45 after posting its quarterly results.

Honeywell (>> Honeywell International Inc.) shares slipped 0.1 percent to $86.30 before the opening bell after the maker of aircraft cockpit parts and other electronic equipment reported its quarterly results.

Urban Outfitters (>> Urban Outfitters, Inc.) shares slumped 14.1 percent to $29.70 after the retailer said its negative third-quarter comparable sales pace has continued.

The earnings of S&P 500 companies are expected to grow 6.9 percent in the third quarter, according to Thomson Reuters data through Thursday, on revenue growth of 4.1 percent.

European stocks rose after the week's sharp drop, as positive U.S. macro data soothed worries over the global economy, but Asian stocks were unable to hold early gains and lost ground. [.EU]

S&P 500 e-minis <ESc1> were up 22.25 points, or 1.2 percent, with 280,196 contracts changing hands.

Nasdaq 100 e-minis <NQc1> were gaining 49.75 points, or 1.33 percent, in volume of 47,065 contracts.

Dow e-minis <1YMc1> were up 157 points, or 0.98 percent, with 41,536 contracts changing hand

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