Wesleys Flugschule - US Auslese
Flugkunst vom Feinsten... allen Piloten meine Hochachtung & Glückwunsch!
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Piloten schraubten sich in ihren fliegenden Kisten in atemberaubenden Manövern in beachtliche Höhen in den Himmel - Flugkunst vom Feinsten in der kleinen Flugschule :-) und beachtliche %-Gewinne! wow, meine Hochachtung & besten Glückwünsche den Piloten!
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eine kleine Flugschule ~ Tradinggelegenheiten, die sich sehen lassen können $$$ :-) Glückwunsch allen Piloten!
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Mit Lambda habe ich in etwa 3 Wochen >100% gemacht! Ist ja auch eine amerikanische Bude ;-)
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du postest "vor 3 Wochen", dass du z.B. Lambda für aussichtsreich hälts, aus diesen oder jenen Gründen, Priorität: charttechnisch begründeter Sichtweise... dann hat die gesamte Flugschule die Möglichkeit diese Prognose nachzuvollziehen und kann an deinem, z.B. in 3 Wochen 100% pick teilhaben...
der Haupthandelsplatz sollte in USA liegen (NYSE, AMEX, NASDAQ, OTC) siehe dazu posting #1 ff. des threads, dafür bitte ich um Verständnis, natürlich kann dieser Wert auch zusätzlich in D gehandelt werden, das schließt sich ja nicht unbedingt aus... es sollte nur kein reiner D Wert sein (nur deutsche Börse)... sondern an obigen Börsen gelistet sein...
Grüße
solange warten wir...
Flieger untergestellt, Hangar geschlossen... (vorerst)
einige Werte, die man immer schon mal haben wolte und ggf. zu teuer waren kann man ja bei so einer Gelegenheit dann entsprechend einsammeln...
beobachten werde ich den Markt auf jeden Fall, ob was handel ist noch unklar...
The Dow Jones industrial average fell 547 points, or 4.8 percent, to 10,897 in afternoon trading. It was the first time the index fell below 11,000 since November.
Treasury prices rose -- despite S&P's assessment that they are a riskier investment than the debt of some other countries like Canada and France. Investors still view Treasurys as one of the world's few safe havens from turmoil in other financial markets like stocks or commodities, analysts said.
"This is largely a flight to safety," said Thomas Simons, money market economist with Jefferies & Co. "The bond market is really trading off of what's going on in the stock market." He said the stock market now reflects the expectation of slower growth partly due to lower business and consumer confidence because of the S&P downgrade.
The yield on the 10-year Treasury note fell to 2.33 percent from 2.57 percent late Friday. A bond's yield drops when its price rises. The 10-year note's yield fell as low as 2.06 percent in 2008.
The S&P 500 fell 73, or 6.1 percent, to 1,127. The Nasdaq fell 155, or 6.1 percent, to 2,378.
Monday was the first chance for global investors to respond to S&P's announcement late Friday that it was reducing its credit rating for long-term U.S. government debt by one notch, from AAA, the highest rating, to AA+.
The move wasn't a total surprise but came when investors were already feeling nervous about a weak U.S. economy, European debt problems and Japan's recovery from its March earthquake.
Fresh memories of the financial crisis three years ago are also driving investors away from risky investments and into what's considered safer.
"Fear of a repeat of 2008 is what's really driving investments," said Gary Schlossberg, senior economist with Wells Capital Management.
Last week, the Dow Jones industrial average fell almost 700 points. That was its biggest point loss since October 2008, during the financial crisis. The Dow has dropped in nine of the last 11 trading days.
The S&P 500 is already down 11 percent so far in August. If it stays down just that much, it would be the worst month for the index since October 2008.
Stock markets in Asia began Monday's global rout. The main stock index fell almost 4 percent in South Korea and more than 2 percent in Japan. European markets opened later and fell, too, with Germany down 5 percent and France 4.7 percent.
Crude oil, natural gas and other commodities fell on worries that a weaker global economy will mean less demand. Oil fell $3.47 to $83.41 per barrel.
Gold, considered to be a safe investment, rose more than $70 per ounce, to $1,721. Monday was the first time gold was above $1,700 although after adjusting for inflation, its price remains below its 1980 record. At that time an ounce cost about $2,400 in today's dollars.
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Q: Associated Press (AP), New York, 08.08.2011
siehe nach der letzten Finanzkrise hatten wir einen ausgezeichneten bull market :-)
wow, ich kann mich gut erinnern, niemand wagte daran zu glauben alle Zeitschriften schrieben noch gebetsmühlenartig, einen bull market wird es vielleicht nie wieder geben...
und wir waren schon mittendrinn :-) da brummte der Markt auch richtig... tolles Trading damals...
na dann... schaunmamal...
Gute N8 Piloten!
Für mich hat die Aktie ohne Frage Potential nach oben wenn es einmal los geht. Wann aber das passiert ist momentan unklar, vor allem bei solchem Markt.
Ich persönlich gehe davon aus, dass viele die Aktie in ihrem Watchliste haben und das ist für mich grund genug immer wieder reinzuschauen.
Asian markets briefly recouped many earlier losses and European stocks opened higher. That rally proved short-lived, as investors worried about the consequences of the U.S. credit downgrade, Europe's debt crisis and mounting expectations of a global recession.
Many investors are looking for relatively safer assets to park their cash and the price of gold and the Swiss franc continued to rise to record levels.
"Many global equity markets have now entered bear market territory having fallen by over 20 percent from their recent peaks," said Lee Hardman, an analyst at The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ.
By mid-morning London time, Germany's DAX was down 5.6 percent at 5,593 while the CAC-40 in France was 3.5 percent lower at 3,015. The FTSE 100 index of leading British shares was down 4.1 percent at 4,858.
Europe's declines followed big falls in Asia earlier. The retreat was led by Hong Kong's Hang Seng, which tumbled 5.7 percent to 19,331. Other markets fell too, including Japan's Nikkei 225 stock average, which ended 1.7 percent lower at 8,944, having earlier traded 4 percent down.
U.S. stocks were also poised for further falls at the open, a day after the Dow Jones industrial average fell a dizzying 634 points. Dow futures were down another 54 points at 10,674 while the broader Standard & Poor's 500 futures fell 3.1 points at 1,108.
"It's still very hard to predict how the U.S. market will do," said Jackson Wong, vice president of Tanrich Securities in Hong Kong. "When the dust settles, if the situation doesn't get worse in the U.S. or Europe, the situation will rebound. But the U.S. has to stabilize."
All eyes will be on the U.S. Federal Reserve later when it holds its regular monetary policy meeting and in particular whether the central bank announces measures to stabilize markets and get the U.S. economy going again.
"The odds now favour some form of further policy easing at tonight's meeting," said Kit Juckes, an analyst at Societe Generale.
Worries about the U.S. economic recovery have been building since the government said that economic growth was far weaker in the first half of 2011 than economists expected. Intensifying concerns were reports showing that the manufacturing and services industries barely grew in July, although job growth was better than economists expected last month.
Investors are also worried that Italy and Spain could become the next European countries to have trouble repaying their debts. Greece, Ireland and Portugal have already received bailout loans because of Europe's 21-month-old debt crisis.
The fears have pushed investors to shun Spanish and Italian bonds, which have led to higher yields and in even higher borrowing costs for the two countries.
The European Central Bank stepped in Monday and bought billions of euros worth of their bonds. The move helped to lower yields on Spanish and Italian bonds. They have fallen a tad more Tuesday. The yield on Spain's ten-year bonds has dropped 0.19 percentage point to 4,96 percent while the Italian equivalent declined 0.17 percentage point to 5.06 percent.
In the oil markets, worries over the state of the global economy continued to weigh on prices. The main benchmark rate was down $2.06 at $79.25 a barrel. Earlier it had fallen to $75.71, its lowest since September 2010.
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Q: Associated Press (AP), London, 09.08.2011
Meine Empfehlung für heute... ist wieder am Boden um die 0,70 angekommen, alles nurdurch den Mega Börsensturz die letzten tage... also hier ist viel aufhol Bedarf gegeben...
Charttechnisch natürlich nicht unbedingt leicht sowas zu empfehlen, denn da sieht es nicht danach aus... aber wer hätte auch mit diesen Extrem Abstürzen gerechnet udn FTWR war da eben mit am extremsten gebeutelt...