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[Performancebomber]

02.08 15:43/Eichel: Deutsche Aktien dürften Boden gefunden haben
Frankfurt (vwd) - Die deutschen Aktien dürften nach Einschätzung von
Bundesfinanzminister Hans Eichel (SPD) den Boden gefunden haben. Bei einer
Veranstaltung der IHK Frankfurt sagte Eichel, seiner Meinung nach seien nun
"die Übertreibungen heraus". Zur internationalen und amerikanischen
Kursentwicklung wollte er nicht Stellung nehmen. Die Kurse an den deutschen
Aktienmärkten der vergangenen Wochen haben nach Ansicht Eichels keine
Entsprechnung in der Realwirtschaft gefunden. An den Märkten wurde die
Einschätzung Eichels jedoch mit Zurückhaltung aufgenommen.

Eichel sieht für die Wirtschaft nunmehr eine stabile Grundlage für einen
soliden, wenn auch nicht dynamischen Aufschwung. Die Rezession sei in
Deutschland schon zur Jahreswende überwunden worden, bereits das erste
Quartal 2002 habe ein kleines reales BIP-Wachstum gebracht, erläuterte der
Minister. Das zweite Quartal werde nach internen Schätzungen des
Bundesfinanzministeriums erneut ein kleines Wachstum bringen, und zwar ein
etwas stärkeres als im ersten Quartal, so Eichel weiter. +++ Hans Hutter
vwd/2.8.2002/hu/ces/cv

[Boersenplaner.de]

Lass ihn doch den armen Irren, der war mal Mathelehrer !!!

[styx1965]

>>Zur internationalen und amerikanischen
Kursentwicklung wollte er nicht Stellung nehmen<<

oh mann... was will man da noch erwarten von einem politiker???

[NMBeobachter]

Man fragt sich wirklich, was der geschluckt hat, daß er sowas behauptet.
Oh Mann! Rette sich wer kann.

Regards
NM

[Shortguy]

alles Wahlkampf

[Cubitus]

Solche Postings gab`s auch schon vor einem Jahr - wer damals dem gefolgt ist und noch alles hat, dürfte pleite sein.

[verin]

Hans Eichel ???? Aktien ???

Kommt, hört mir auf,
ich lach mich kaputt...

[chd]

ha ha ha wer ist den eichel das ende vom schwanz.

[Performancebomber]

Und hier die Profis:

02.08 15:49/OECD`s Leading Indicator Highlights Risk Of Double Dip

By Paul Hannon
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES

LONDON (Dow Jones)--The Organization for Economic Cooperation and
Development`s leading indicator fell in June for the first time since October,
casting further doubt over whether a nascent recovery in the world economy will
be sustained.
The OECD`s Composite Leading Indicator has been calculated since the early
1980s and has a good track record of foreshadowing turning points in the global
economy, when periods of growth end and slowdowns begin, and vice versa.
The CLI is based on a variety of economic data from 22 of the world`s most
developed economies. It fell in June to 116.6 from 116.7 the previous month.
Its key six-month rate of change also declined for the first time since
September.
Further falls in the CLI and its six-month rate of change in July and August
would be a strong indication that growth in the OECD region will soon reach its
peak. In essence, it would be a signal that the world economy is experiencing a
double-dip slowdown.
The decline in the CLI in June was very small, and due solely to a drop in
the CLIs for the major euro-zone economies, so it is premature to suggest that
it has definitely foreshadowed a peak in growth, with a slowdown to follow.
"The drop was due mainly to European countries, and the U.S. figure went up,"
said Euntyo Hong, an economist at the OECD in Paris. "This is too early to say
anything about a turning point."
The U.S. CLI rose to 119.4 from 119.1, and its six-month rate of change also
rose. The U.S. figure fell in May, but not enough to drag the overall CLI down.
The CLIs for Germany, France and Italy all fell, as did their six-month rates
of change.

A Slowdown In September?

It may be too early to draw definite conclusions from the June CLI, but it is
a warning sign. With most surveys of business confidence for July showing
weakness, and with equity markets having fallen sharply over the month, the
likelihood is that the CLI will fall again.
"I suspect the July figure will be weaker still," said Michael Saunders, an
economist at Schroder Salomon Smith Barney. "This is suggesting that the
recovery is losing momentum."
The CLI is calculated using economic data that has a good history of being
indicative of future economic activity, such as equity market indices.
For the U.S., the CLI also incorporates data such as housing starts, new
orders for durable goods, and contracts and orders for plant and equipment. For
Germany, it incorporates data such as the Ifo business climate indicator, new
orders and finished goods stocks.
According to the OECD, on average a peak in the growth of gross domestic
product follows nine months after a peak in the six-month rate of change of the
CLI.
So if May does prove to have been the peak of the CLI over this cycle, GDP
growth across the 22 countries should peak in February 2003, after which growth
would slow.
However, there`s no guarantee that the average lag will apply this time
around. Schroder Salomon`s Saunders believes the lag is in practice shorter.
"The lags are not uniform," he said.
The CLI`s six-month rate of change reached its most recent trough in
September of last year, but according to Saunders industrial production in the
OECD reached its trough in December, only three months later.
It`s possible, therefore, that today`s CLI figure is signaling that growth
will peak as early as next month, with a slowdown to commence in September.
-Paul Hannon, Dow Jones Newswires; 44-20-7842 9491;
[e-mail]

(END) Dow Jones Newswires 02-08-02
1349GMT

[Performancebomber]

02.08 16:00/***US/Auftragseingang Industrie Juni -2,4 (PROG: -0,9) Prozent

[akula]

Hallo Performanceb.,

lange nichts mehr von dir gelesen...

Wo siehst du den DAX in 3 Monaten?

[Performancebomber]

#11

wenn ich das nur wüßte, soweit denk ich momentan noch gar nicht. Aktuell denke ich das wir im August nochmal Tiefstkurse sehen und wenn die 3200-Marke fällt - au weia. Ansonsten glaube ich aber das wir so ab Oktober aus dem gröbsten raus sind. Aber wer weiß das letztendlich schon

[akula]

Ich denke eigentlich auch, dass wir erstmal wieder runter gehen. Habe mir heute einen Put (668175) auf den DAX ins Depot gelegt.

[styx1965]

10:25AM: Traders have one additional economic report to consider since the last update. Factory Orders were weaker than expected in June, falling 2.4% versus the consensus expectation for a 1.7% decline. At the same time, durable orders were revised down to -4.1% from the preliminary report of -3.8%. Note that nondurable orders fell 0.4%. The nondurables weakness was the only real news here, but was not all that dramatic as it had been expected about flat. The broader markets remain on the defensive while Biotechs and Pharmaceuticals stand out as notable pockets of strength -- both the BTK and DRG are currently posting intraday gains of 2.3%. NYSE Adv/Dec 1080/1682, Nasdaq Adv/Dec 926/1532

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