NASDAQ heute noch minus 3 %!!! - 500 Beiträge pro Seite
eröffnet am 15.11.00 20:27:58 von
neuester Beitrag 15.11.00 22:59:00 von
neuester Beitrag 15.11.00 22:59:00 von
Beiträge: 23
ID: 301.873
ID: 301.873
Aufrufe heute: 0
Gesamt: 1.238
Gesamt: 1.238
Aktive User: 0
Top-Diskussionen
Titel | letzter Beitrag | Aufrufe |
---|---|---|
gestern 12:15 | 733 | |
20.04.24, 12:11 | 389 | |
06.03.17, 11:10 | 300 | |
gestern 23:15 | 284 | |
22.04.08, 12:27 | 226 | |
15.05.11, 11:34 | 220 | |
heute 03:00 | 210 | |
03.04.08, 18:47 | 185 |
Meistdiskutierte Wertpapiere
Platz | vorher | Wertpapier | Kurs | Perf. % | Anzahl | ||
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1. | 1. | 18.015,00 | -0,90 | 203 | |||
2. | 2. | 9,6900 | -33,06 | 190 | |||
3. | 3. | 162,13 | +12,06 | 147 | |||
4. | 4. | 0,1940 | +1,57 | 69 | |||
5. | 5. | 6,7090 | -2,94 | 31 | |||
6. | 6. | 0,0211 | -32,59 | 29 | |||
7. | 7. | 1,3500 | -0,74 | 29 | |||
8. | 13. | 493,50 | -0,52 | 25 |
Wollen wir wetten?
Bat
Bat
Hat der Grünspan die Zinsen erhöht?
Was hat das Orakel denn von sich gegeben?
Was hat das Orakel denn von sich gegeben?
Keine Ahnung! Aber es hat den Amis wohl nicht gefallen, bzw. sie erwarten das Schlimmste. Zinserhöhungen!
Bat
Bat
Bat2k
du solltest dich besser "Kassandra" nennen.
solche Threads sind so unnötig wie ein Kropf.
du solltest dich besser "Kassandra" nennen.
solche Threads sind so unnötig wie ein Kropf.
Hi,
welchen Gund soll es denn für -3% geben???
Greenspan hat nichts gemacht. Wie auch, die Märkte sind eh schon so nervös das er sich
zurückhalten mußte.
by lister
welchen Gund soll es denn für -3% geben???
Greenspan hat nichts gemacht. Wie auch, die Märkte sind eh schon so nervös das er sich
zurückhalten mußte.
by lister
Fed Leaves Overnight Lending Rate at 6.5%; Sees Inflation Risk
By Noam Neusner
Washington, Nov. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Federal Reserve policy- makers left U.S. borrowing costs unchanged as they watch for further signs the economy is slowing, and for the seventh consecutive meeting they warned about the risk of accelerating inflation.
Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan and other members of the Open Market Committee let the overnight bank lending rate stand at 6.5 percent, the fourth straight time they`ve done so. The last rate increase occurred May 16.
``Softening in business and household demand and tightening conditions in financial markets over recent months suggest that the economy could expand for a time at a pace below the productivity-enhanced rate of growth of its potential to produce,`` the FOMC said in a statement accompanying its decision. That suggests central bankers see clear signs the economy is slowing. That would make the risk of rising prices more remote and allow the Fed to hold rates at their current level, or even cut them, in coming months.
Policy-makers nonetheless avoided a direct statement that raising the overnight rate by 1.75 percentage points since June 1999 has accomplished fully their goal of keeping the economy from overheating. A higher overnight rate for banks ultimately boosts the cost of borrowing for consumers through car loans, mortgages and home equity loans.
Low Unemployment
Fed officials have expressed concern that the U.S. unemployment rate, at a 30-year low of 3.9 percent, will force companies to boost prices to offset the higher pay of scarce workers. Unit labor costs, a measure of expenses for wages and other compensation, rose in the third quarter at a 2.5 percent annual rate, the fastest in more than a year.
In addition, with crude oil prices 38 percent higher than a year ago, policy-makers are concerned that consumers and businesses will be more willing to accept price increases -- a prelude to accelerating inflation.
Following their meeting today, the Fed repeated what has become standard language in their post-meeting statement that ``the risks are weighted mainly toward conditions that may generate heightened inflation pressures in the foreseeable future.``
Trading in federal funds futures contracts, tied directly to the overnight bank rate, suggests investors aren`t looking for a change in interest rates by the Fed at least through January. The sentiment reflects the view that a slowdown in economic growth will allow the Fed to hold the rate at its current level for several months.
`Outlook Is Good`
``The outlook is good, in the sense that we will have further economic growth,`` Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Gary Stern said in an interview earlier this month. ``We will not have, in my view, an appreciable acceleration of inflation from here.``
Gross domestic product, which rose at a 5.6 percent annual rate in the second quarter, expanded at a 2.7 percent pace in the third quarter.
Other areas of the economy have exhibited signs of cooling as well. Manufacturing has contracted for the past three months, based on surveys by the National Association of Purchasing Management. And the Fed reported today than factory production was unchanged in October -- the weakest showing since July. Output of cars, trucks and parts all declined, as car makers shut some plants temporarily to reduce inventories. Sales of cars and light trucks fell last month to the slowest pace in a year.
Slowing sales and weaker earnings have prompted warnings from scores of U.S. companies, including Intel Corp., Best Buy Co., Procter & Gamble Co., Sprint Corp., Pharmacia Corp. and Xerox Corp.
Investor Optimism
Those warnings, in turn, have cooled investor optimism. Major U.S. stock indexes, whose rise in recent years prompted Fed concerns that consumer demand would overwhelm the economy`s capacity, have struggled since January. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is down 7 percent this year. The Nasdaq Composite Index is down 23 percent.
Still, the Fed doesn`t yet have enough evidence it`s accomplished the goal of bringing economic demand and supply into balance, analysts said.
``They`re certainly happy to see the economic slowdown we`ve seen, but they also recognize that 2.7 percent growth in the third quarter will not be sustained,`` said Song Won Sohn, chief economist at Wells, Fargo & Co. Growth ``will rebound in the fourth quarter.``
Economic forecasters see a pickup in fourth-quarter growth to 3.9 percent. Retail sales and two measures of the U.S. housing market -- construction starts and new home sales -- were accelerating at the end of the third quarter. So was growth in personal income. And even as the overall economy was expanding more slowly, consumer spending was stronger in the third quarter than in the second.
Quelle: www.bloomberg.com
Glaub nicht an -3,0%, aber die kleine Zuckung montan auf ca +/- O ist schon unangenehm. Da ist Deutschland morgen wieder totkrank.
Wuddel
By Noam Neusner
Washington, Nov. 15 (Bloomberg) -- Federal Reserve policy- makers left U.S. borrowing costs unchanged as they watch for further signs the economy is slowing, and for the seventh consecutive meeting they warned about the risk of accelerating inflation.
Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan and other members of the Open Market Committee let the overnight bank lending rate stand at 6.5 percent, the fourth straight time they`ve done so. The last rate increase occurred May 16.
``Softening in business and household demand and tightening conditions in financial markets over recent months suggest that the economy could expand for a time at a pace below the productivity-enhanced rate of growth of its potential to produce,`` the FOMC said in a statement accompanying its decision. That suggests central bankers see clear signs the economy is slowing. That would make the risk of rising prices more remote and allow the Fed to hold rates at their current level, or even cut them, in coming months.
Policy-makers nonetheless avoided a direct statement that raising the overnight rate by 1.75 percentage points since June 1999 has accomplished fully their goal of keeping the economy from overheating. A higher overnight rate for banks ultimately boosts the cost of borrowing for consumers through car loans, mortgages and home equity loans.
Low Unemployment
Fed officials have expressed concern that the U.S. unemployment rate, at a 30-year low of 3.9 percent, will force companies to boost prices to offset the higher pay of scarce workers. Unit labor costs, a measure of expenses for wages and other compensation, rose in the third quarter at a 2.5 percent annual rate, the fastest in more than a year.
In addition, with crude oil prices 38 percent higher than a year ago, policy-makers are concerned that consumers and businesses will be more willing to accept price increases -- a prelude to accelerating inflation.
Following their meeting today, the Fed repeated what has become standard language in their post-meeting statement that ``the risks are weighted mainly toward conditions that may generate heightened inflation pressures in the foreseeable future.``
Trading in federal funds futures contracts, tied directly to the overnight bank rate, suggests investors aren`t looking for a change in interest rates by the Fed at least through January. The sentiment reflects the view that a slowdown in economic growth will allow the Fed to hold the rate at its current level for several months.
`Outlook Is Good`
``The outlook is good, in the sense that we will have further economic growth,`` Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank President Gary Stern said in an interview earlier this month. ``We will not have, in my view, an appreciable acceleration of inflation from here.``
Gross domestic product, which rose at a 5.6 percent annual rate in the second quarter, expanded at a 2.7 percent pace in the third quarter.
Other areas of the economy have exhibited signs of cooling as well. Manufacturing has contracted for the past three months, based on surveys by the National Association of Purchasing Management. And the Fed reported today than factory production was unchanged in October -- the weakest showing since July. Output of cars, trucks and parts all declined, as car makers shut some plants temporarily to reduce inventories. Sales of cars and light trucks fell last month to the slowest pace in a year.
Slowing sales and weaker earnings have prompted warnings from scores of U.S. companies, including Intel Corp., Best Buy Co., Procter & Gamble Co., Sprint Corp., Pharmacia Corp. and Xerox Corp.
Investor Optimism
Those warnings, in turn, have cooled investor optimism. Major U.S. stock indexes, whose rise in recent years prompted Fed concerns that consumer demand would overwhelm the economy`s capacity, have struggled since January. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is down 7 percent this year. The Nasdaq Composite Index is down 23 percent.
Still, the Fed doesn`t yet have enough evidence it`s accomplished the goal of bringing economic demand and supply into balance, analysts said.
``They`re certainly happy to see the economic slowdown we`ve seen, but they also recognize that 2.7 percent growth in the third quarter will not be sustained,`` said Song Won Sohn, chief economist at Wells, Fargo & Co. Growth ``will rebound in the fourth quarter.``
Economic forecasters see a pickup in fourth-quarter growth to 3.9 percent. Retail sales and two measures of the U.S. housing market -- construction starts and new home sales -- were accelerating at the end of the third quarter. So was growth in personal income. And even as the overall economy was expanding more slowly, consumer spending was stronger in the third quarter than in the second.
Quelle: www.bloomberg.com
Glaub nicht an -3,0%, aber die kleine Zuckung montan auf ca +/- O ist schon unangenehm. Da ist Deutschland morgen wieder totkrank.
Wuddel
Warum stürtzt die Nasdaq ab?? Haben die Amis etwa einen Häuptling gefunden?
Gruß Bullyyyy
Gruß Bullyyyy
Ach, die scheissen sich jetzt erstmal in die Hose
und dann geht´s wieder nach oben.
und dann geht´s wieder nach oben.
Es wird keine Zinserhöhung geben!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
MFG TM
MFG TM
Wann kommt denn die Entscheidung?
Entscheidung ist schon gefallen: Es gibt derzeit keine Zinserhöhung
Für welche die nicht so gut in Englisch sinder Offenmarktausschuss (FOMC) der US-Notenbank gab soeben in einer Pressekonferenz bekannt, dass die derzeitigen Leitzinsen unverändert bleiben. Diese Haltung war von den meisten Analysten erwartet worden. Die Entscheidung der US-Notenbank dürfte sich damit kurzfristig nur wenig auf die Märkte auswirken. Damit bleibt die Fed-Funds-Zielrate unverändert bei 6.5%. Auch die Einstellung ("Bias") für die Zukunft läßt der FOMC unverändert, sieht aber weiter Infaltionsrisiken durch höhere Energiepreise und die angespannten Arbeitsmärkte. Für eine Änderung der Einstellung reicht dem politischen Arm der US-Notenbank der Wirtschaftsrückgang bisher nicht aus.
Uiiiii, jetzt gibt´s ja doch erstmal aufn Sack.
Ja, ja die Amis.
Ich verklage Grünspan. *lol*
Ja, ja die Amis.
Ich verklage Grünspan. *lol*
Ich spendiere den vergifteten Strick um Greenspan zu erschießen.
Aber viel besser ist doch, daß es morgen in Deutschland nochmal Einkaufskurse gibt wie am Montag.Toll und ich hab noch 80% Casch.
Aber viel besser ist doch, daß es morgen in Deutschland nochmal Einkaufskurse gibt wie am Montag.Toll und ich hab noch 80% Casch.
sind die 3050 bei Nasdaq 100 schon durchgeschmirgelt?
wenn ja bin ich zufrieden und die Charttechnik hat nicht gelogen.
Dann ist erstes Ziel 2800 und ein Paar zerqueschte.
Cu Momi
wenn ja bin ich zufrieden und die Charttechnik hat nicht gelogen.
Dann ist erstes Ziel 2800 und ein Paar zerqueschte.
Cu Momi
@momi
zu früh gefreut.......
doch noch 28 punkte im +
zu früh gefreut.......
doch noch 28 punkte im +
...ein Satz mit X, das war wohl nix
Alle Achtung....!!!
Juchu, nie war ich so froh mich geirrt zu haben.
Bat
Bat
und hats den thread wirklich gebraucht?
1163 Page-Impressions für WO, was will man mehr?
Bat
Bat
Beitrag zu dieser Diskussion schreiben
Zu dieser Diskussion können keine Beiträge mehr verfasst werden, da der letzte Beitrag vor mehr als zwei Jahren verfasst wurde und die Diskussion daraufhin archiviert wurde.
Bitte wenden Sie sich an feedback@wallstreet-online.de und erfragen Sie die Reaktivierung der Diskussion oder starten Sie eine neue Diskussion.
Meistdiskutiert
Wertpapier | Beiträge | |
---|---|---|
204 | ||
190 | ||
147 | ||
69 | ||
32 | ||
29 | ||
29 | ||
26 | ||
25 | ||
25 |
Wertpapier | Beiträge | |
---|---|---|
25 | ||
23 | ||
23 | ||
23 | ||
23 | ||
22 | ||
22 | ||
21 | ||
20 | ||
20 |