!!!!!!!!!! ACHTUNG heute werden Gewinne mitgenommen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[Vorteil]

Dax könnte locker bis unter 3200 fallen!
Die Jungs,die den Markt hochgekauft haben,wollen Gewinne sichern!
Laßt euch nicht zu früh reinlocken!

[ep2]

es ist doch immer entweder zu früh oder zu spät
nur richtig erwischts eh keiner

[ep2]

bin gestern in 737915 und heute erstmal raus abwarten

[ep2]

bis jetzt siehts eher bullisch für heute nachmittag aus

[peer_kleist]

bin auch heute morgen raus, wer weiss was die amis bald mit irak machen werden, denn nachdem die news über ein eventl. angriff auf irak über die ticker ging, verlor der dow doch einige punkte......
mal abwarten
peer

[Vorteil]

Flexibilität ist alles .... der Markt ist völlig überhitzt.
Der m u ß runter!
Puts kann man locker entspannt mit SL bis 3310 halten!
Mindestens die 3220 müssten wir heute m.Meinung nach testen

[Vorteil]

Bei der Eurostärke gibt es für ein up fast keine Chance.
Außerdem klafft immer noch ein riesen Up-gap bei den
Amis!

[nono12]

Stimme ich voll zu! Ich werde auch erst mal abwarten was uns aus Amerika blüht. Zur zeit ist da kein Trend zu erkennen. Dies könnte sich aber ab 15:30 Uhr schnell ändern.
Wenn bloß mal diese sch... Irak-Geschichte vom Tisch wäre.

[Vorteil]

Nicht vergessen...Gewinnmitnahmen können anstecken

[Vorteil]

Wenn die 3268 jetzt auch gleich fallen,wird es düster für
die Bullen!

[junkstro]

FOREX-Dollar loses ground on economy, pre-Fed jitters
(Updates pr ice, adds quotes, changes byline)
By Natsuko Waki
LONDON, Nov 5 (Reuters) - The dollar fell to three-month
lows against European currencies and a one-month trough versus
the yen on Tuesday in choppy trade ahead of a rate-fixing
meeting of the U.S. Federal Reserve later this week.
The greenback, already undermined by a raft of weak U.S.
economic data last week, came under further pressure as nervous
trade pushed it through key technical support levels.
"It`s the environment surrounding the dollar. There are risk
aversion, portfolio outflows and concerns about the U.S.
economic data. People are wary of the U.S. economic outlook,"
said Steven Pearson, chief currency strategist at Halifax Bank
of Scotland Treasury Services.
"There is suspicion if the Fed cut rates aggressively the
market might take that badly. But it comes down to how (Fed
chairman Alan) Greenspan presents it."
The dollar fell as low as $1.0040 per euro <EUR=> and 1.4566
Swiss francs <CHF=> in early European trading, hitting levels
not seen since late July.
Selling accelerated later in the London morning, taking the
greenback to a low of 121.55 yen <JPY=>.
The Fed is widely expected to reduce its key interest rate
by at least one quarter of a percentage point on Wednesday from
a four-decade low of 1.75 percent.
"The dollar`s in a bit of a Catch-22 situation. It can`t
rally because all of the bad data has been hanging over it and
everyone`s assuming the only way out is rate cuts," said Henry
Wilkes, head of trading desk at Brown Brothers Harriman.
"If we get a 50 basis point cut it could hurt the dollar in
the sense that they think things are much worse than the market
was already thinking about, but if it`s 25, is that enough to
give the market the boost it needs?"
The European Central Bank and Bank of England, both of which
meet on Thursday, are thought less likely to ease, but markets
have not ruled out the possibility that they could trim rates.

SHIFT IN EXPECTATIONS
The yen took heart from a near three-percent rise in Tokyo
stocks (.N225) but movements were largely a product of
aggressive investor selling on the dollar.
U.S. stocks were mixed in mid-morning European trade.
In Europe, a major survey showed activity levels in the euro
zone`s dominant services sector increased slightly in October.
The Reuters Eurozone Business Activity Index for services
crossed over the key 50 level that divides growth from
shrinkage, registering 50.1 in October -- above the forecast and
September`s reading.
"There is a shift in relative growth expectations. Market
pessimism is mounting towards the U.S. because the euro zone
can`t get any worse," Pearson said.

US ELECTIONS, IRAQ
Tightly fought U.S. mid-term elections and the possibility
of growing military tensions between Iraq and the United States
were adding to uncertainty surrounding the dollar.
U.S. voters head to the polls on Tuesday in a tight struggle
to decide which party controls Congress and who will be in
charge of considering Bush`s legislative agenda and judicial
nominees.
On Iraq, Mexico said on Monday that most members of the U.N.
Security Council were now behind a revised U.S.-drafted
resolution on Iraq.
The United States has called for tough action against Iraq
if it does not destroy its weapons of mass destruction, vowing
to act unilaterally if the Middle East country fails to comply
with U.N. resolutions.
Kuwait said on Monday that Washington could use its military
facilities in a war against Iraq if it were sanctioned by the
United Nations.
((Natsuko Waki, London Capital Markets, [phone],
[e-mail]))