Miercoles 13/04/11 Ventas retail, inventarios de negocios

[El_Diez]

Lo que podría perjudicarnos mas , ojala que no, es si se confirma que los índices de USA (Dow y SP 500) no han terminado su pauta correctiva, … yo desde varias semanas comentaba que los indices de USA no han formado su Fase C y si es que mi apreciación es correcta (espero que no) estos índices de USA podría volver a retroceder y eso tal vez le genere una caída adicional a la BVL

[jonibol]

H empieza a ganar apoyo de algunos "líderes". No me gusta ese escenario, los anticuerpos de K son fuertísimos. ¿Qué prima, el odio a AF o la aventura de OH? Considerando que la masa que define las elecciones es irracional y le importa un blacklisted_site el modelo de éxito (a ellos no les alcanzó el chorreo), me inclino por lo segundo.
El mercado, sobre todo el extranjero, está en proceso de asimilación de que H ganará las elecciones.

[FOR3X]

alguien puede decirme cuanto esta el dolar?

[jonibol]

Me voy por un cebichito con una chilindrina bien helena.

[FOR3X]

los q tienen elex miren quien esta vendiendo y el volumen , por q si son las sab de los bancos hay q tener cuidado

[jonibol]

Para entender al mercado hay que ver señales.
H se ha movido, ha dialogado, busca acercamientos, puentes.
K no se mueve, está confiada pensando que se repetirá lo del 2006. Para colmo, Carlos Raffo, uno d los más ferreos defensores de AF acaba de renunciar hoy. El grupo de K se desarma, malísima señal.
H presidente... me jode, pero así parece que sucederá.

[admin]

2:06 p.m. EDT 04/13/11Treasurys
    Price Chg Yield %
2-Year Note   1/32 0.734
10-Year Note   4/32 3.479
* at close
2:10 p.m. EDT 04/13/11Futures
  Last Change Settle
Crude Oil 106.65 0.40 106.25
Gold 1456.1 2.5 1455.6
DJ Industrials 12192 -1 12193
S&P 500 1308.00 -0.30 1308.30
2:22 p.m. EDT 04/13/11Currencies
  Last (bid) Prior Day †
Japanese Yen (USD/JPY) 83.80 83.73
Euro (EUR/USD) 1.4421 1.4478
† Late Tuesday in New York.

[admin]

2:22 p.m. EDT 04/13/11Major Stock Indexes
  Last Change % Chg
DJIA 12243.29 -20.29 -0.17
Nasdaq 2750.46 5.67 0.21
S&P 500 1311.07 -3.09 -0.24
DJ Total Stock Market 13859.99 -27.20 -0.20
Russell 2000 819.37 -2.90 -0.35
Global Dow 2186.21 2.00 0.09
Japan: Nikkei Average* 9641.18 85.92 0.90
Stoxx Europe 600* 278.25 2.01 0.73
UK: FTSE 100* 6010.44 45.97 0.77
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[RCHF]

Cuál es la fuente de esa noticia? Califican de expertos a Félix Jiménez (parte intersada) y a Germán alarco (analista bastante limitadito)

http://www.diariolaprimeraperu.com/onli ... 83794.html

[hdk]

Ya esta minimo 2.817 la venta en Ocona....

[RCHF]

alguien puede decirme cuanto esta el dolar?

Hoy el BCP estaba comprando a 2.804, Interbank vendiendo a S/. 2.85

[OrlandoR]

Dios!!!!! y yo que me meto a comprar RCZ y ALT, creo que ya fui, alguna recomendación???

[admin]

La economia mejora dice el Fed

ECONOMYAPRIL 13, 2011, 2:07 P.M. ET
Fed Reports Economic Improvement
By LUCA DI LEO

The U.S. economy continued to improve across all regions at the end of February and through March, with most of the Federal Reserve's 12 districts reporting widespread gains, the Fed said Wednesday.

In its latest beige book, the Fed said the weak jobs market was also doing better, with hiring still strong in manufacturing, a sector that continued to lead gains.

Higher costs for commodities and raw materials led some companies to raise prices, but the ability to pass on higher prices to consumers varied across regions and sectors. With wage pressures subdued, there was little sign of concern about inflation in the report.

The Fed survey of regional economies, which was prepared by the Richmond Fed based on information collected before April 4, will be used at the Fed's next policy-setting meeting April 26-27. Top Fed officials have in recent days signaled they will keep credit cheap because unemployment is still high and inflation, while rising, is expected to remain subdued.

"Reports from the twelve Federal Reserve Districts indicated that economic activity generally continued to improve since the last report," the central bank said.

Retail sales, a key indicator of the consumer spending that powers the economy, rose in most areas of the U.S. and manufacturing grew solidly.

In the Boston district, retailers reported mixed results and sales remained weak in the Richmond area. But all other regions experienced at least slight gains in consumer spending and the New York Fed district cited "robust sales," the report showed.

U.S. consumer spending remained resilient in March despite rising gasoline and food prices and continued weakness in the jobs market. The Commerce Department said Wednesday that sales rose 0.4% in March from February and figures from the previous two months were revised upward. However, the housing and trade sectors remain a drag on the economy, which is expected to have slowed down in the first quarter from the 3.0% annual gain seen at the end of 2010.

While reports focusing on the near-term outlook were mostly upbeat, uncertainty remained high in several regional economies, the beige book said. Many companies are worried that unrest in North Africa and the Middle East could lead to oil prices rising further, as well as the consequences of Japan's earthquake and nuclear crisis.

The Fed offices in Boston, Philadelphia, Richmond, Atlanta, Chicago, Minneapolis, and Dallas all noted that companies in their areas had or expect disruptions to sales and production as a result of the tragedy in Japan.

Higher prices for oil, grains, metals and other global commodities were widely reported to be putting increasing pressures on prices, with energy prices cited most often.

Input prices rose particularly for petroleum-based products, cotton and other agricultural commodities, the beige book said. Shippers added fuel surcharges in several regions.

The ability to pass through higher costs to consumers varied, however.

Some manufacturers in Boston were raising their prices. But in the Chicago and Atlanta districts, retail and construction firms had little success in increasing prices. The San Francisco Fed business contacts reported a limited ability to pass through higher input prices on anything other than food and gasoline.

With wage pressures described as contained or modest in most areas -- workers are unable to push for pay increases because the jobs market, while improving, remains weak -- most Fed officials expect inflation to stay under control. In turn, this allows the central bank to pursue its easy-money policies to encourage economic growth and cut unemployment.

[Arnold]

Dios!!!!! y yo que me meto a comprar RCZ y ALT, creo que ya fui, alguna recomendación???

Tengo como 5 juniors en un caso ya estoy en perdida, el temor a Humala de hecho que perjudica con mayor repecucion a los proyectos mineros.
Esperare un rebote para salir o la encueste que viene, nose.
Una caida de mas de 7% hasta casi 30%n en las juniors me parece ya exagerado, saliendo en manadas en USA, CAnada y Peru

[hdk]

OrlandoR escribió:Dios!!!!! y yo que me meto a comprar RCZ y ALT, creo que ya fui, alguna recomendación???

Si, vota por Keiko y convence a todos los que puedas que voten x ella, que no vicien o voten en blanco . Si ella gana la manada volvera a comprar.