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[kenwood2]

Was macht den Qualcomm? Viel schlechter als der Index und das schon seit Tage! Wer kann dazu was sagen?

[FlyHigh]

Hi kenwood2,
ich kann dazu nur sagen, Der Markt spinnt zur Zeit absolut.
Die ziehen einem echt den Boden unter die Füße weg.
Aber das Problem bei Qualcomm ist, das sie anscheinend bei der ersten Kurskorrektur mit einem blauen Auge davon gekommen sind, und jetzte das alles nachgeholt wird. Charttechnisch sieht man halt leider so schnell auch keinen Widerstand, sie befinden sich halt zur Zeit im Freien Fall.
Aber schau am besten mal unter Juchu.de vorbei. Da findest du was zu Qualcomm!!
So FlyHigh

[gutemine1]

Hi, was zum lesen: (REUTERS) U.S. stocks up in late morning
U.S. stocks up in late morning

(Updates to late morning)
By Eric Wahlgren
NEW YORK, May 26 (Reuters) - U.S. stocks were on the
upswing in late morning trading on Friday, despite nagging
questions on Wall Street about how to value high-priced stocks
if interest rates keep going up.
Analysts said a batch of economic data did not show the
U.S. economy`s growth is letting up enough to appease inflation
fighters at the Federal Reserve.
"We need to see serious signs of slowing in the economy in
order to get people to believe that (Fed Chairman Alan)
Greenspan is not going to continue to tighten," said Roy
Blumberg, money manager at Sheer Asset Management.
"The big tech names, which everybody owns too much of, are
just weighing on the market," he added. "Everybody intuitively
knows that the valuations were ridiculous a while ago but
people are still wondering whether or not to buy them at these
levels."
The blue-chip Dow Jones industrial average <.DJI> gained
38.03 points, or 0.37 percent, at 10,361.95 after losing 211.43
points in the previous session. Along with financial
components, dragging on the index was Alcoa Inc. <AA.N>, the
world`s largest aluminum company, off 3 to 57-3/16.
The Nasdaq composite <.IXIC> climbed 10.67 points, or 0.33
percent, to 3,216.02, after losing 65.26 points on Thursday.
Qualcomm Inc. <QCOM.O>, the wireless equipment maker, was the
top mover on the Nasdaq, losing 4-5/8 to 64-3/8.
The broader stocks yardstick, the Standard & Poor`s 500
index <.SPX>, added 5.26 points, or 0.38 percent, to 1,386.78.
All three indexes had been negative earlier in the session.
The U.S. Commerce Department reported that orders for big
ticket items dropped in April while an increase had been
expected, but personal spending rose by a larger-than-forecast
amount.
Although the durable goods number could suggest some
slowing in the economy, analysts warned that the data is very
volatile.
Personal spending, which was Friday`s most looked-at figure
since consumption is the main driver of the economy, rose 0.4
percent in April. Economists surveyed by Reuters had expected
only a 0.3 percent rise.
"What the numbers say is that there are faint glimmers of
hope," said Hugh Johnson, chief investment officer at First
Albany Corp. "But they are very faint and are not likely to be
major market movers."
Volume was light as traders began packing up early for a
long weekend with the stock market to be closed Monday for the
U.S. Memorial Day holiday.
The bond market will close early Friday at 2 p.m. EDT
(1800 GMT) ahead of the holiday weekend, which dealers said
should quickly rid trading desks of staff.
The 10-year U.S. Treasury note rose 7/32 with the yield
falling to 6.37 percent from Thursday`s close of 6.40 percent.
The 30-year bond strengthened 12/32 with the yield dipping to
6.09 percent from Thursday`s close of 6.11 percent.
Among stocks in the news, Knight Ridder Inc. <KRI.N>, the
second-largest U.S. newspaper publisher, rose 1-5/16 to 53-1/8
after saying it was "comfortable" with fiscal 2000 earnings of
$3.65 to $3.70 a share, which would be above Wall Street
expectations. Its stock rose 1-1/16 to 52-7/8.
But office supplies retailer Office Depot Inc. <ODP.N> fell
3 to 7-7/16 after saying it expects to miss current Wall Street
earnings estimates.
On the New York Stock Exchange, advancers were edging out
decliners 1210 to 1183 with 236 million shares changing hands.
There were 18 stocks hitting new highs and 50 hitting new lows.
((Wall Street Desk, + 212.859.1730))
REUTERS
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