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[Seza]

nach diesen Zahlen zum Verbrauchervertrauen.

Abby liegt wie "fast" immer, voll richtig.
Die kommende Senkung wird`s endlich rausreissen.

Japan, wir kommen!

[börsenfüxlein]

du kannst die Zinsen bis null senken, solange Konsumenten in Amerika nichts kaufen, gehts auch an den Börsen nicht hoch.
mfg
füxlein

[nichtblind]

wir werden alle betteln, sagen die Optimisten.

Aber bei wem, die Pessimisten.

[Kostolany4]

Da das gesunkene Verbrauchervertrauen so erwartet worden war, nimmt der Markt
es teilnahmslos zur Kenntnis und ist nicht geschockt. Sobald der Markt auf
schlechte Nachrichten nicht mehr reagiert, ist der Boden erreicht. (Ganz so
weit ist es zwar noch nicht, aber wir nähern uns diesem Punkt).

Hier ein Kommentar von cbs.marketwatch.com:



WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) - Consumer confidence plunged even before
the Sept. 11 terror attacks, a private research group said Tuesday.

The consumer confidence index dropped to 97.6 in September from a revised
114.0 in August, the Conference Board said. Worries about job losses were at
the top of consumer`s minds.

It was the biggest one-month drop in the index since October 1990, when U.S.
troops were heading to the Persian Gulf region to fight Iraq.

The index was at 142.5 last September.

The bulk of the surveys conducted for the index were taken before the attacks,
the board said. The board said the results in the two samples "differed slightly."

Economists surveyed by CBS.MarketWatch.com thought the index would fall to
103.9 in September.

The present situation index fell to 125.2 in September from 144.5 in August.
Only 22 percent of consumers said business conditions were good, down from
47.9 percent a year ago.

The percentage that believe jobs are hard to find rose to 18.4 percent from 15.5
percent.

The expectations index fell to 79.2 in September from 93.7 in August. Views
about the near future were "even more pessimistic," the board said.

"As the economic ramifications of Sept. 11 continue to reverberate in the
coming weeks and months, and the number of layoffs continue to rise, the
economy faces tougher times ahead," said Lynn Franco, director of the board`s
research center.

"While consumers have managed to keep the U.S. out of a recession for several
years now, that soon may no longer be the case," Franco said.

Buying plans fell off. The percentage of consumers planning to buy a home
dropped to 3.5 percent from 3.9 percent. Auto-buying plans fell to 7.3 percent
from 8.1 percent and appliance-buying plans fell to 29.3 percent from 31.5
percent.

The attacks have hit retail sales hard. The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi-UBSW
weekly chain store index fell 0.8 percent last week after plunging 1.4 percent the
week before.

The Instinet Redbook index fell 2.2 percent in the first three weeks of September
from August levels.

September same-store sales are now expected to grow about 1 to 1.5 percent
from year-ago levels, said Michael Niemira, economist at BTM.

Meanwhile, the National Association of Realtors said sales of existing homes
rose about 6 percent to an annual rate of 5.5 million from July`s revised 5.2
million. Economists thought sales would stay down at about 5.18 million.

[Seza]

Meanwhile, the National Association of Realtors said sales of existing homes
rose about 6 percent to an annual rate of 5.5 million from July`s revised 5.2
million. Economists thought sales would stay down at about 5.18 million


Der letzte Satz aus der Nachricht zeigt einmal mehr: die
Daytrader sind nicht mehr an den Börsen, sondern an
den Immobilienmärkten zugange.


@Kosto

meine Einschätzung ist anders: die Börsen haben scheinbar
nicht reagiert, weil sie immer noch an Grünspan glauben.
Mit den Börsianern ist das ungefähr so wie mit den
Bettnässern... Man kann ihnen ihre erlernten Reflexe
schwer abgewöhnen