Warum die NASDAQ heute nicht steigen konnte !! - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[Masterdesaster]

- letzter Tag im Jahr kaum einer handelt
- Schneekatastrophe im größten Teil der USA die haben etwas besseres zu tun wie Aktien zu kaufen

Die Charttechniker werden jetzt weiter fallende Kurse vorhersagen wegen dem Fall der 2500 Punkte der NASDAQ aber warten wir erst mal ab !

In diesem Sinne bis im nächsten Jahr in alter Frische !

[germanasti]

An der Nasdaq lag der Umsatz bei über 2 Mrd., das ist ein gigantischer Umsatz.

[NeumarktPut]

Bei eymen.de den QuoteXL drucken..!!

[BIG.M]

Äh, Masterdesaster!
Die, die Verkaufen wollten haben sich wohl von dem Schnee nicht stören lassen?
Das is ja ein ganz neues Argument.

[dersichdenwolftanzt]

oh nein, schon wieder einer (oder der gleiche?) der Werbung für diese Panneseite macht.....

[hcpzuhoch]

ja ja
macht euch nur weiter ins hemd wegen dem nasdaq

solange es solche nasdaqjünger wie euch gibt (w arum eigentlich --weil es immer so war?)
wird sich in euroland leider nichts positives , auch keine egenständige aktienkultur entwickeln

die nasdaqschieler sind entweder pure zocker oder lemminge schlimmster sorte

[Tschosef]

Techs Slide on Year-End Tax-Loss Selling



Dec 29 3:27pm ET

By Haitham Haddadin

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Technology stocks kept sliding in late afternoon trading on
Friday, pushing the tech-laced Nasdaq toward its weakest performance ever, as
investors offloaded more sagging issues for tax purposes on the year`s last trading
day.

The Nasdaq Composite Index <.IXIC> was down 95 points, or 3.72 percent, at 2,462. It
was led lower by heavyweights like Internet gear maker Cisco Systems Inc and
software titan Microsoft Corp. .

Blue chips were virtually flat, with some support from buying into sectors deemed
defensive in times of economic uncertainty. The Dow Jones industrial average <.DJI>
was down 38 points, or 0.35 percent, at 10,830, after five straight sessions of gains.
The strength of pharmaceuticals and retailers limited the Dow`s slight downturn.

The broader Standard & Poor`s 500 Index <.SPX> was down 10 points, or 0.79
percent, at 1,323, partly reflecting the tech weakness.

Year-end window-dressing by portfolios managers, plus tax-loss selling ahead of the
close of the year, sent both front-line and second-tier technology companies lower on
Nasdaq, said Ned Riley, chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors.

"The background to this, of course, is the continuation of the same old story where the
fundamental news has not been any brighter," said Riley, referring to the worsening
profit growth outlook in much of tech-land.

"We will have to contend with business as usual for Nasdaq, which means more
pressure, and a lot of hope the Federal Reserve will come to the rescue and at least
stem the tide of the downside pressure," by cutting rates, added Riley, whose
company has $740 billion under management.

Like others, Riley is looking at a 50-basis-point rate cut as early as the end of January
when Fed policy-makers meet next.

Cisco slid $2-1/8 to $37-7/16, Microsoft fell $1-5/8 to $42-15/16, and chip giant Intel
Corp. shed 7/8 to $30-1/16, all on Nasdaq.

Software maker Siebel Systems fell more than 13 percent, or $10-1/4 to $63-13/16, on
Nasdaq. Market watchers attributed the decline to the continuation of tax-loss selling.
Siebel is down 74 percent this year.

The drop in the shares of other Nasdaq-listed software companies like Oracle Corp.
and Adobe Systems left the S&P Computer Software index <.SPCMSF> down 5
percent for the day. The index is down 52 percent year to date.

The S&P Computer Networking index fell 4.4 percent, reflecting the loss by Cisco and
other sectoral firms like Network Appliance , down nearly 12 percent or $8-3/4 to
$63-3/4.

But on a positive note, the shares of Osicom Technologies Inc. , which develops
optical networking systems, soared over 40 percent on rumors that optical networking
firm Sycamore Networks is in talks to take over Osicom unit Sorrento Networks,
analysts said. Osicom was up $4-1/4 at $16-1/2 while Sycamore fell $1-3/4 to
$36-13/16.

Despite rising modestly in the previous two sessions, the Nasdaq remains on track for
the weakest yearly performance in its 29-year history. Its loss of almost 40 percent so
far in the year 2000 surpasses a drop of more than 35 percent in 1974.

Investors are hoping the U.S. Federal Reserve will trim interest rates early next year, in
order to stop the U.S. economy from slipping into recession. A rate cut would help
drive up stock prices because it would ease companies` borrowing costs.

Among the drug stocks that continued to sizzle, Johnson & Johnson hit a fresh
52-week high at $105-15/16 early on. It was the third day in a row that Johnson &
Johnson scaled new peaks. The stock was last up 5/16 at $105-1/16.

Home improvement retailer Home Depot Inc. gained $2-1/8 to $45-3/4, and the world`s
largest retailer, Wal-Mart Stores Inc. , rose $1-1/16 to $54. Both propped up the Dow
as investors bet the worst was over for the sluggish retail sector.