Hilo oficial BOLSA EEUU

¿Os acordais del lunes? El viernes anterior bajó EEUU y el lunes esperábamos bajada aquí y aguantaron sorprendentemente. A ver mañana. Vaya día el de hoy. :rolleyes:
 
nam dijo:
No tienen ni modales :D....

Los pisapiseros de la bolsa, digo, los brokers estan liquidando posiciones en bancos y fondos tipo Goldman Sachs.

Mas de uno en mi trabajo esta que trina...yo prefiero no mirar mi pension fund:(, mi inversion es a largo plazo pero tengo un % que se va a llevar un palo seguro, seguro...
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Pero es que es acojonante. Como llevan unos años de querida progenitora, se han creído que la bolsa les pondría sus 401K por las nubes. La peña se ha llegado verdaderamente a creer que esto de la bolsa es la pehura que no termina jamás (y tengo ejemplos muy próximos que lo confirman).

Revalorizaciones sin límite te dicen...

Un par de bachecillos de nada y ya están protestando.
 
http://money.cnn.com/2007/08/09/markets/markets_0405/index.htm?postversion=2007080916

Dow sees 2nd worst day of '07
Credit antiestéticars send stocks tumbling, with the industrials posting its biggest one-day point loss since February; bond prices surge in 'flight-to-quality' move.
By David Ellis and Alexandra Twin, CNNMoney.com staff writers
August 9 2007: 4:06 PM EDT


NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Stock slumped Thursday, with the Dow suffering its second worst session of the year as worries about the global credit market sparked a broad selloff in equities, amowing a three-session rally.

Bond prices rose as jittery investors dumped stocks in favor of the so-called safer haven of Treasurys

According to early tallies, the Dow Jones industrial average (down 288.34 to 13,369.52, Charts) tumbled 383 points, its biggest one-day point loss since Feb. 27, when it plunged 416 points on worries about a global growth slowdown. The Dow's decline Thursday equaled a loss of 2.8 percent.

The blue-chip barometer had opened weakly on Thursday, briefly pared some losses in the morning after the New York Stock Exchange instituted trading curbs, but then resumed its downward path

The broader S&P 500 (down 33.65 to 1,463.84, Charts) index dropped 2.9 percent. The tech-fueled Nasdaq Composite (down 47.09 to 2,565.89, Charts) index fell nearly 2.2 percent.

Here's a look at what was moving near the close.

Two Goldman funds hit the skids
antiestéticars about the subprime mortgage market and the credit crisis resurfaced Thursday after BNP Paribas, France's biggest bank, said it was halting withdrawals from three of its top funds because it can't value their assets in the current market.

Additionally, AIG, one of the world's largest insurance companies, warned Thursday morning that it is seeing mortgage delinquencies spreading from subprime to prime. The company also reported higher-than-expected quarterly earnings late Wednesday. AIG (down $0.99 to $65.49, Charts, Fortune 500) lost 2.5 percent, recovering from a 5 percent plunge at the open.

The news sent stocks tanking, however, equities were already vulnerable to a decline, amowing a robust three-day market surge earlier this week, that amowed a big selloff.

"We had a market that was deeply oversold, had an enormous rebound, and then was vulnerable to a setback," said Steven Goldman, market strategist at Weeden & Co. "Today's news is acting as a catalyst for that setback."

Seeking to calm credit worries, the European Central Bank (ECB) added cash to money markets. However, the move seemed to have the opposite effect, adding to worries rather than easing them.

The ECB loaned at least $130 billion in overnight funds to banks at a 4 percent rate. The Federal Reserve added $24 billion to temporary U.S. reserves in its regular overnight operations, an amount that some traders said was larger than usual, but not comparable to an infusion of money along the lines of the ECB, Reuters said.

Stocks have seesawed dramatically over the last few months on worries about the tightening of credit after a period of widespread liquidity. The continued fallout from the subprime mortgage market - loans made to consumers with less than ideal credit - has been an ongoing worry on Wall Street this year, amid the slumping housing market.

Although "the credit issue is not going away," Goldman said, the stock market is probably in a better place to absorb it now, since many of the indexes are well off their 2007 highs, in particular the S&P 500 and the Russell 2000 small-cap index.

The next month or so is bound to be choppy, he said, as is typical in August, but stocks could stabilize and recharge for the classic fourth-quarter advance.

Retailers see a mixed July
A variety of U.S. financial stocks sagged Thursday, including Citigroup (down $2.19 to $47.30, Charts, Fortune 500) and JP Morgan (down $2.09 to $44.42, Charts, Fortune 500).

Goldman Sachs (down $10.92 to $182.38, Charts, Fortune 500) lost 3 percent on reports that two of its computer-driven hedge funds have sold some positions after suffering big losses of late.

In global trade, European stocks tumbled, while Asian markets finished higher.

Treasury prices surged in a classic "flight-to-quality" move, sending the yield on the benchmark 10-year note down to 4.79 percent from 4.88 percent late Wednesday. Bond prices and yields move in opposite directions.

In currency trading, the dollar surged versus the euro and slumped versus the yen as traders struggled to reposition themselves amid the credit squeeze concerns.

Oil prices fell, with U.S. light crude for September delivery slipping 75 cents to $71.40 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

Commodity prices slumped across the board, with gold, silver, platinum and copper all losing ground. Metal and mining stocks slipped in tandem.

AIG sees growing mortgauge defaults
In corporate news, Dow component Home Depot (down $1.78 to $36.02, Charts, Fortune 500) said Thursday it was in talks with private equity buyers about lowering the sale price of its HD Supply unit from $10.3 billion and that it was reducing a previously announced tender offer, sending its shares 5 percent lower on the New York Stock Exchange.

A variety of retailers reported less-than-stellar July sales.

Among the standouts, teen retailers Pacific Sunwear of California (down $2.04 to $15.19, Charts) and American Eagle Outfitters (down $1.36 to $22.48, Charts) both reported a drop in sales at stores open a year or more, a retail metric known as same-store sales.

Wal-Mart (down $1.62 to $46.80, Charts, Fortune 500) and Target (down $2.05 to $63.16, Charts, Fortune 500) both reported better-than-expected same-store sales. However, both stocks declined regardless.

In other news, Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. (down $0.25 to $22.55, Charts, Fortune 500) reported a rise in quarterly profit after the market close Wednesday, boosted by ad sales and its cable channels.

Stock declines covered a variety of sectors, with 25 out of 30 Dow components sliding. Consumer names such as Procter & Gamble (up $0.51 to $65.67, Charts, Fortune 500), McDonald's (down $0.08 to $50.21, Charts, Fortune 500) and Coca-Cola (up $0.56 to $56.42, Charts, Fortune 500) were among the few Dow gainers.

Market breadth was negative. On the New York Stock Exchange, losers beat winners nearly 3 to 1 on volume of 1.26 billion shares. On the Nasdaq, decliners topped advancers by 3 to 2 as nearly 1.7 billion shares changed hands.

On the economic front, jobless claims climbed more than expected last week, the Labor Department reported, while the four-week moving average inched higher
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El Dow Jones cierra con la segunda peor caída del año por el temor a una crisis hipot

La bolsa de Nueva York ha anotado una fortísima bajada, afectada por los temores de que se produzca una crisis de magnitud en el mercado de crédito. El indicador ha caído después de los anuncios de BNP Paribas, AIG y la inyección de liquidez de los bancos centrales de Europa y Estados Unidos.
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http://www.elpais.com/articulo/economia/Dow/Jones/cierra/segunda/peor/caida/ano/temor/crisis/hipotecaria/elpepueco/20070809elpepueco_15/Tes
 
vaya vaya, yo no es que entienda mucho de economia, pero llevo viendo ultimamnete cosas mu chungas...
 
Fagus:

Rojo sangre.

A ver que pasa mañana en el IBEX, aunque semos los mejores.
 
La escabechina para las finacieras/creditos ha sido atroz

Financial stocks get smacked
Shares of Bear Stearns, Goldman Sachs tumble as credit antiestéticars resurface on Wall Street.
August 9 2007: 5:18 PM EDT


NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Financials were among the hardest hit during Thursday's session as new credit concerns surfaced, sparking a steep selloff on Wall Street.

Among the biggest decliners was Goldman Sachs (down $11.05 to $182.25, Charts, Fortune 500), whose shares slipped more than 5.4 percent amowing a Wall Street Journal report that two of its hedge funds have suffered big losses in recent weeks and are selling some positions as a result.

Financials: The losers
Lehman Bros. (LEH): - 7.2%
Bear Stearns (BSC): - 5.8%
Goldman Sachs (GS): - 5.7%
Morgan Stanley (MS): - 5.5%
Citigroup (C): - 5.2% Aug. 9, 2007

Shares of troubled Wall Street bank Bear Stearns (down $7.07 to $114.05, Charts, Fortune 500) fell 5.4 percent in afternoon trade. Earlier in the day, an investment firm filed suit again the company claiming it did not do enough to prevent the recent collapse of two of its hedge funds invested in securities backed by subprime mortgages.

Financials helped lead stocks higher earlier this week, but concerns about the extent of credit market woes, which have kept the sector under pressure, again weighed on stocks Thursday.

"We can't quite get our hands around how big the problem is," said John Hughes, managing director at Epiphany Equity Research.

Investors around the world have been worried that tighter credit conditions could raise the cost of borrowing for companies, hurting corporate earnings and slow the buyout boom, which has helped prop up stock prices.

Other big financials including Citigroup (down $2.59 to $46.90, Charts, Fortune 500), Lehman Brothers (down $4.63 to $60.15, Charts, Fortune 500) and Merrill Lynch (down $3.49 to $74.68, Charts, Fortune 500) were all more than 4 percent lower in Thursday afternoon trade.

The KBW Bank Index (down $4.35 to $105.76, Charts) slipped about 4 percent, while the AMEX Securities Broker/Dealer index (down $8.48 to $223.01, Charts) lost 3.6 percent.

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Sigue la tormenta en Wall Street: los futuros caen en torno a un 1,5%
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Las bolsas europeas caen con fuerza debido a que los temores en torno al sector hipotecario de alto riesgo estadounidense vuelven a presionar a las bolsas internacionales y a los futuros de Wall Street, que operan en negativo, con descensos de un 1,5%. "Estamos en un período de depresión global y durará un tiempo, por lo menos hasta que tengamos una mejor idea sobre el daño causado por el sector de hipotecas de riesgo", ha expresado un gestor de fondos de Stratege Finance. Los bancos europeos son los principales danmificados de la sesión: Royal Bank of Scotland cae un 7,19%; Barclays un 6,60%; ABN AMRO, un 7,56%; y Credit Suisse, un 4,25%. Los futuros de los principales índices estadounidenses apuntan a una apertura negativa: los del Dow se deja un 1,4%; los del Nasdaq, un 1,1%; y los del S&P, un 1,3%.
 
A los 10 minutos de abrir el parqué, ya baja el DOW más de un 1%. A ver como reaccionan a las declaraciones de la FED.
 
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A los 10 minutos de abrir el parqué, ya baja el DOW más de un 1%. A ver como reaccionan a las declaraciones de la FED.
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Si hoy va mal será un síntoma pésimo.

Dos batacazos seguidos sin recuperación entre medias no se ven desde hace... ¿años?

El yen estaba cayendo hoy ¿que significa eso?
 
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Marai dijo:
Si hoy va mal será un síntoma pésimo.

Dos batacazos seguidos sin recuperación entre medias no se ven desde hace... ¿años?

El yen estaba cayendo hoy ¿que significa eso?
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Está subiendo el Yen

DOLAR USA/YEN 0,0085 0,30 10-08 15:45
EURO/YEN 0,0062 0,17 10-08 15:50
FRANCO SUIZO/YEN 0,0102 0,03 10-08 15:50
CORONA SUECA/YEN 0,0577 0,43 10-08 15:50
DOLAR CANADIENSE/YEN 0,0090 0,01 10-08 15:45
CORONA DANESA/YEN 0,0463 0,17 10-08 15:45
DOLAR AUSTRALIANO/YEN 0,0101 1,01 10-08 15:45
DOLAR HONG KONG/YEN 0,0665 0,20 10-08 15:45
CORONA NORUEGA/YEN 0,0497 0,58 10-08 15:50
DOLAR NEOZELANDES/YEN 0,0114 1,00 10-08 15:50
DOLAR SINGAPUR/YEN 0,0129 0,34 10-08 15:45
LIBRA ESTERLINA/YEN 0,0042 0,38 10-08 15:50
NUEVO PESO MEXICANO/YEN 0,0938 0,52 10-08 15:45
RAND SUDAFRICANO/YEN 0,0613 0,84 10-08 15:45
REAL BRASILEÑO/YEN 0,0166 1,73 10-08 15:43
 
El_Presi dijo:
A los 10 minutos de abrir el parqué, ya baja el DOW más de un 1%. A ver como reaccionan a las declaraciones de la FED.
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Calla que ahora estan esperando que la Reserva baje el tipo de interes pero en plan emergencia

http://money.cnn.com/2007/08/10/markets/rate_futures/index.htm?postversion=2007081009

no creo que la Reserva lo haga, tendria que estar cayendo la bolsa 500 puntos en un solo dia para que se pongan a bajar el tipo sin una reunion prevista.

Por cierto, es posible que la reserva o el BCE hubieran inyectado liquidez sin decir nada a la prensa? sin un reconocimiento oficial...
 
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