Warum der allg. Kursverfall heute in den ISA und bei uns? - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[midas]

Wenn ich mir die nachrichten ansehe oder höre gibt es keinen grund warum wir kurz nach börsen eröffnung an der nasdaq so abstürzen und das erdrutsch haft.
Dax und NM ziehen gleich mit. Charttechnisch als ant wort ist mir zu dünn.
Da alles einenj grund oder ursache hat so auch hier.
midas

[görli]

Der Grund ist,
der Nemax ist die Warze am arsch des Nasdaq!

[Kastor]

Ich glaub die haben langsam alle einen Knall, verständlich ist
das ganze nicht mehr Zahlen,Daten, usw...
die Menschheit wird immer Dümmer,aber vieleicht ist das ein letztes
Kursfeuerwerk nach unten um langsam wieder zum normalen zurück
zu kehren! schön wärs.

Kastor

[Vossibär]

Monday September 18 1:06 PM ET
Tech Stocks, Blue Chips Hit by Worries

By Haitham Haddadin

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Technology stocks and blue chips succumbed to fresh selling in midday trading on Monday as more companies warned that their earnings will be hit by a weak euro currency and soaring oil prices.

The latest warnings came for both firms like consumer products giant Gillette Co. (NYSE:G - news) and Rockwell International (NYSE:ROK - news), one of the world`s largest industrial automation companies.

The selling grew as oil prices bolted even higher to $37.00 a barrel, a level unseen since the 1990-91 Gulf crisis. Rising oil prices, while helping oil companies generate more profits, hurt others by increasing their energy bill.

In fact, Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co., one of Wall Street`s premier investment banks, told clients on Monday to cut back slightly on stocks because of an expected slowdown in corporate profit growth.

The technology-laced Nasdaq Composite Index (^IXIC - news) was down 86.86 points, or 2.26 percent at 3,748.37, led lower partly by Internet-related issues.

The Dow Jones industrial average (^DJI - news) fell 85.92 points, or 0.79 percent at 10,841.08, in a broad decline that included financial firms like J.P. Morgan (NYSE:JMP - news), which had run up recently on merger speculation.

Among the wider market measures, the Standard & Poor`s 500 Index (^SPX - news) fell 14.3 points, or 0.98 percent, to 1,451.51.

``Nasdaq unfortunately is still driven by 15 stocks owned by virtually everybody,`` said Ned Riley, chief investment strategist with State Street Global Advisors.

``They still have the same kind of glaring characteristics of over ownership, high price earnings ratios and clearly account for over half of the value of the Nasdaq index.``

The technology-laced Nasdaq rose a little earlier in the day, on what some analysts said were positive comments by Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan (news - web sites).

His remarks did not address the outlook for the economy or interest rates, but Greenspan told the American Bankers Association that the acceleration in the growth of technology has greatly affected the American economy.

Market breadth was negative on both exchanges. On the New York Stock Exchange (news - web sites) decliners beat advances 1,958 to 750 and the ratio on Nasdaq was 2,689 to 1,034 in favor of losses.

``Today`s market and the market in September reflect skepticism around the sustainability of this incredible trend in demand in the economy and tech products in particular and also in profitability,`` Riley added.

Morgan`s Stanley`s global strategist Jay Pelosky, told Reuters: ``It`s hard for us to envision an environment where earnings growth is more than 12 percent.``

Stock returns, he said ``are unlikely to be what they were from 1995 to 1999, so sector selection will become more important.``

Nasdaq was helped earlier by gains in top names like computer chip firms Intel Corp. (NasdaqNM:INTC - news), Applied Materials (NasdaqNM:AMAT - news) and Sun Microsystems (NasdaqNM:SUNW - news). Also up sharply was telecommunications giant Qualcomm Inc. (NasdaqNM:QCOM - news), up $4 at $70-1/4 and was one of few to hold on to its gains.

But pressure was coming from some key Internet-related companies, like Cisco Systems (NasdaqNM:CSCO - news), off $2-3/8 at $60-3/8 and Yahoo Inc (NasdaqNM:YHOO - news), down $3-3/8 at $102-1/2.

Among the blue chips, oil major Exxon Mobil Corp (NYSE:XOM - news), a Dow component, rose 5/8 to $89-5/8.

Oil prices jumped $1 a barrel in New York trading to $36.95. Part of oil`s recent strength is due to tensions over Iraq`s allegations that Kuwait has been stealing its oil, the same claims it made before invading its smaller neighbor in August 1990, sparking the Gulf crisis.

In its warning, Gillette said its third-quarter earnings would be up only slightly from a year ago, as weak foreign currencies and problems at its Duracell battery unit dull results for the world`s largest maker of razors and blades. Gillette said third-quarter sales would be unchanged compared to a year ago.

Gillette was off $1-10/16 at $28-3/16 after falling to a new 52-week low of $28.

Weaker European currencies, primarily the euro, are expected to cut Gillette`s sales by 6 percent in the quarter.

``It`s the same issues, we got high oil prices and a strong dollar versus the euro, and people nervous about earnings going forward,`` said Art Hogan, chief market analyst at Jefferies & Co.

Rockwell International plummeted $7-5/8 to $30-9/16 after the company warned that earnings for fiscal years 2000 and 2001 would fall short of expectations because of a softening U.S. market for automation products.

Among the falling Dow components diversified manufacturer Minnesota Mining (NYSE:MMM - news), was off $2-5/16 at $82-13/16 and drugs giant Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ - news) $2-9/16 at $92-1/2.

A large part of the Dow`s drop also came on the back of weakness in the shares of financial companies after their recent runup on merger speculation. Leading the slide was J.P. Morgan, down $6-1/4 to $167, after climbing last week on its takeover by Chase Manhattan (NYSE:CMB - news).

On a positive note, Abbott Laboratories Inc. (NYSE:ABT - news) rose $2-1/2 to $45-7/8 after U.S. health officials approved the company`s new HIV-fighting drug.

[otility]

Börse übertreibt immer. Mal nach oben, mal nach unten.
Momentan haben wir leider letzteres.

[Nando]

Hi Leute,

durch den starken Dollar bleiben aber auch die Bestrebungen aus die Zinsen zu heben und dann schreien alle wieder hurra und kaufen blind.

Ich habe an solchen Tagen auch keinen Spaß, aber Panik ist noch nicht angebracht.

Gruß
Nando

[Peter_Pan.com]

Hallo zusammen

also ich bin hier grad in den Staaten und im Fruehstuecksfernsehen hier auf CNN und Bloomberg haben viele Werte wie MCD und Gilette sowie alle Werte die hier notiert sind und in die EU exportieren so was wie Gewinnwarungen ausgesprochen. D.h. auf Grund der von Schroeder in seiner Kurzsicht zur Banalitaet herruntergeredeten Euroschwaeche werden die Gewinne hier kleiner, d.h. der Markt wird nach unten gezogen. Ich bin mir nicht ganz sicher, auf was die Leute hier mehr hoeren, auf Analysten die sowieso nur das Wort kaufen oder halten kennen, oder auf die Beakfast people in der Glotze.

Schoenen Gruss, Peter

[sittin bull inv]

Heureka, ich weiß warum heute die Kurse fallen!

Es verkaufen einfach mehr Leute Aktien als andere andere Aktien kaufen..........




So einfach ist Verona`s Welt!

Sittin...

[Peter_Pan.com]

Hey sittin, du meinst also tatsaechlich das ganze hat was mit Geld zu tun so ein Quatsch
Das kannste erzaehlen wem du willst, ich kannst dir einfach nicht glauben
Schoenen Gruss, Peter