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Viernes 28/05/10 El rally de ayer fue falso
Viernes 28/05/10 El rally de ayer fue falso
por admin » Jue May 27, 2010 6:46 pm
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Re: Viernes 28/05/10 El rally de ayer fue falso
por Arnold » Jue May 27, 2010 6:54 pm
Aguila, especificamente a que te refieres con falso?
En el after se mantienen las ganancias, pero los futures del DOW estan +5
En el after se mantienen las ganancias, pero los futures del DOW estan +5
Última edición por Arnold el Jue May 27, 2010 6:56 pm, editado 1 vez en total
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por admin » Jue May 27, 2010 6:56 pm
Grecia tendra que restructurar su deuda
No ocurrira maniana ni pasado pero Grecia tendra que restructurar su deuda.
Restructuracion es basicamente default.
Greece May Yet Have to Restructure Its Finances
By CHARLES FORELLE And TOM LAURICELLA
Even as investors grapple with the short-term economic impact of the European debt crisis, an important longer-term issue lingers in the background—the likelihood that Greece will have to restructure its debt.
Analysts and investors don't think this is likely soon. The financial markets are too unsettled to weather such a dramatic step and the bailout by the European Union and the International Monetary Fund gives Greece much-needed breathing room.
While a restructuring may not take place for another year or two, it's a move that Greece may be unable to avoid, many say, despite assurances to the contrary from officials at the EU and IMF.
Restructuring is essentially a default, under which Greece would renegotiate its debt with bondholders, either lengthening its maturities or reducing the amount it owes, causing bondholders to take a loss.
"At this point, it is very clear that restructuring is the only option," says Lena Komileva of Tullett Prebon in London.
Josef Ackermann, the chief executive of Deutsche Bank, said earlier this month he thought it "doubtful" that Greece would be able to repay all its borrowings.
The EU and IMF's bailout plan, which involves €80 billion ($99 billion) in loans from the 15 other euro-zone countries and 30 billion from the IMF, is designed to keep Greece afloat for a few years while the country enacts giant cuts and fiscal reforms.
While restructurings by sovereign nations are rare, they are invariably painful. In late 2001 Argentina defaulted on $82 billion of debt and investors recovered just 30% of their money, according to Moody's Investors Service. Some holders, who held out for more, are still fighting. Investors holding Russia's debt after its 1998 default recovered about 50%.
The Greek government had debt at the end of last year equivalent to 115.1% of the country's GDP. That ratio will rise sharply through 2012 toward 150% of GDP. Above a European Union flag, left , flies with the Greek national flag at the foot of Acropolis hill in Athens.
.While the extent of the losses from such a move by Greece remains unclear, Standard & Poor's said in late April that investors could expect to recover 30% to 50% of their money.
One reason a near-term restructuring isn't likely, analysts say, is that much of Greece's debt remains in the hands of European banks and a restructuring could inflict sizable losses.
But because the European Central Bank has been aggressively buying up government debt, Greece will eventually have fewer private debtholders to persuade, making a later restructuring easier to engineer.
The basic problem is that even with aggressive fiscal belt tightening, the outlook for the Greek budget deficit is grim.
The Greek government had €273.4 billion in debt at the end of last year, equivalent to 115.1% of the country's gross domestic product. That ratio will rise sharply through 2012 toward 150% of GDP, since a yawning budget gap adds more to the tab each year. There are few signs that the stagnant Greek economy will grow anywhere near fast enough to catch up.
With those kinds of debt levels, "the notion of paying off banks in Western Europe is not going to go off very well" in Greece, said Eswar Prasad, a former IMF official now at Cornell University. Especially since "you are going to have to squeeze social expenditures so much."
A close look at the Greek financial situation shows why some expect a debt restructuring within the next two years, according to Mr. Prasad, who spent 16 years at the IMF.
Right now, Greece needs to borrow to help pay for the daily operations of government, like salaries for government workers. So it needs to keep creditors happy. In fact, in 2009, the country was already €20 billion in deficit before it forked out for interest payments.
But by 2012 that so-called primary deficit will flip to a surplus of about €2.4 billion, according to IMF estimates. That means Greece will be generating enough money to fund itself, and instead would be borrowing just to fund its interest payments, a precarious cycle.
In that situation, it could better afford to restructure and presumably anger lenders.
The country's interest payments are growing. In 2012, Greece will be paying out €17.1 billion, up from €11.9 billion last year. In 2014, when Greece's debt is projected to peak at €353.8 billion, it will pay €20.4 billion to creditors.
"The bottom line they just don't have an ability to service the debt," said Michael Cirami, a portfolio manager at Eaton Vance.
The high burden, economists say, would strengthen a Greek push to reduce its interest payments. And the only way to do that is to repay the debt, or restructure.
High interest payments and no primary deficit "are the exact circumstances," wrote Citibank's Willem Buiter in an analysis earlier this month, "that make a default individually rational for the debtor." Ultimately, "a Greek sovereign debt restructuring is unavoidable," he wrote.
But while the bailout package would still leave Greece facing big deficit issues, it also holds the possibility of stabilizing the European bond markets, says Mr. Cirami at Eaton Vance. As a result, "it could make restructuring more feasible."
As the numbers presently stand, in 2014 Greece will once again have to convince private lenders to provide big sums. The IMF projects Greece will need to borrow €70.7 billion and will have €265 billion in debt to the private sector—about where it was in 2009. At the same time it will also owe €85 billion to the EU and the IMF.
No ocurrira maniana ni pasado pero Grecia tendra que restructurar su deuda.
Restructuracion es basicamente default.
Greece May Yet Have to Restructure Its Finances
By CHARLES FORELLE And TOM LAURICELLA
Even as investors grapple with the short-term economic impact of the European debt crisis, an important longer-term issue lingers in the background—the likelihood that Greece will have to restructure its debt.
Analysts and investors don't think this is likely soon. The financial markets are too unsettled to weather such a dramatic step and the bailout by the European Union and the International Monetary Fund gives Greece much-needed breathing room.
While a restructuring may not take place for another year or two, it's a move that Greece may be unable to avoid, many say, despite assurances to the contrary from officials at the EU and IMF.
Restructuring is essentially a default, under which Greece would renegotiate its debt with bondholders, either lengthening its maturities or reducing the amount it owes, causing bondholders to take a loss.
"At this point, it is very clear that restructuring is the only option," says Lena Komileva of Tullett Prebon in London.
Josef Ackermann, the chief executive of Deutsche Bank, said earlier this month he thought it "doubtful" that Greece would be able to repay all its borrowings.
The EU and IMF's bailout plan, which involves €80 billion ($99 billion) in loans from the 15 other euro-zone countries and 30 billion from the IMF, is designed to keep Greece afloat for a few years while the country enacts giant cuts and fiscal reforms.
While restructurings by sovereign nations are rare, they are invariably painful. In late 2001 Argentina defaulted on $82 billion of debt and investors recovered just 30% of their money, according to Moody's Investors Service. Some holders, who held out for more, are still fighting. Investors holding Russia's debt after its 1998 default recovered about 50%.
The Greek government had debt at the end of last year equivalent to 115.1% of the country's GDP. That ratio will rise sharply through 2012 toward 150% of GDP. Above a European Union flag, left , flies with the Greek national flag at the foot of Acropolis hill in Athens.
.While the extent of the losses from such a move by Greece remains unclear, Standard & Poor's said in late April that investors could expect to recover 30% to 50% of their money.
One reason a near-term restructuring isn't likely, analysts say, is that much of Greece's debt remains in the hands of European banks and a restructuring could inflict sizable losses.
But because the European Central Bank has been aggressively buying up government debt, Greece will eventually have fewer private debtholders to persuade, making a later restructuring easier to engineer.
The basic problem is that even with aggressive fiscal belt tightening, the outlook for the Greek budget deficit is grim.
The Greek government had €273.4 billion in debt at the end of last year, equivalent to 115.1% of the country's gross domestic product. That ratio will rise sharply through 2012 toward 150% of GDP, since a yawning budget gap adds more to the tab each year. There are few signs that the stagnant Greek economy will grow anywhere near fast enough to catch up.
With those kinds of debt levels, "the notion of paying off banks in Western Europe is not going to go off very well" in Greece, said Eswar Prasad, a former IMF official now at Cornell University. Especially since "you are going to have to squeeze social expenditures so much."
A close look at the Greek financial situation shows why some expect a debt restructuring within the next two years, according to Mr. Prasad, who spent 16 years at the IMF.
Right now, Greece needs to borrow to help pay for the daily operations of government, like salaries for government workers. So it needs to keep creditors happy. In fact, in 2009, the country was already €20 billion in deficit before it forked out for interest payments.
But by 2012 that so-called primary deficit will flip to a surplus of about €2.4 billion, according to IMF estimates. That means Greece will be generating enough money to fund itself, and instead would be borrowing just to fund its interest payments, a precarious cycle.
In that situation, it could better afford to restructure and presumably anger lenders.
The country's interest payments are growing. In 2012, Greece will be paying out €17.1 billion, up from €11.9 billion last year. In 2014, when Greece's debt is projected to peak at €353.8 billion, it will pay €20.4 billion to creditors.
"The bottom line they just don't have an ability to service the debt," said Michael Cirami, a portfolio manager at Eaton Vance.
The high burden, economists say, would strengthen a Greek push to reduce its interest payments. And the only way to do that is to repay the debt, or restructure.
High interest payments and no primary deficit "are the exact circumstances," wrote Citibank's Willem Buiter in an analysis earlier this month, "that make a default individually rational for the debtor." Ultimately, "a Greek sovereign debt restructuring is unavoidable," he wrote.
But while the bailout package would still leave Greece facing big deficit issues, it also holds the possibility of stabilizing the European bond markets, says Mr. Cirami at Eaton Vance. As a result, "it could make restructuring more feasible."
As the numbers presently stand, in 2014 Greece will once again have to convince private lenders to provide big sums. The IMF projects Greece will need to borrow €70.7 billion and will have €265 billion in debt to the private sector—about where it was in 2009. At the same time it will also owe €85 billion to the EU and the IMF.
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por Arnold » Jue May 27, 2010 7:20 pm
Las cinco mejores aplicaciones del iPad
El iPad de Apple.
27 de Mayo de 2010
El iPad, pirateado en solo 24 horas, amado por unos y no tanto por otros, es sin duda el gadget de moda. En sólo un mes se han vendido más de un millón de unidades en Estados Unidos, lo que habla de la expectativa que ha despertado y sigue despertando; sin embargo, pese a que no hay quien no haya escuchado de él, un gran porcentaje no sabe aún cuáles son las tareas para las que el nuevo juguete de Apple sería ideal o sus aplicaciones más atractivas. Aquí algunos alcances sobre eso y más:
Programas útiles
Goodreader: Aplicación para descargar y leer documentos.
iBooks: Aplicación para comprar y leer libros electrónicos.
Sobees for FB: Configura las últimas noticias de la red del Facebook
Shazam: Apliación que permite descubrir toda la información de las canciones con sólo escucharlas.
El iPad es ideal para...
1. Leer el correo electrónico. Los documentos adjuntos se pueden leer directamente sin abrir más aplicaciones, excepto los comprimidos, que necesitan el Goodreader.
2. Visualizar documentos de cualquier tipo, incluyendo PDF a color.
3. Plataforma con juegos de calidad.
4. Ver y escuchar archivos multimedia incluyendo películas y música
5. Leer noticias en las que las aplicaciones que cada medio ha desarrollado para el iPad
Versiones
Las versiones del iPad de Apple por la capacidad del disco son:
16 GB. Es la opción más económica, y la mejor en el caso de que sólo se use para instalar aplicaciones.
32 GB. Buena para instalar aplicaciones y algo de multimedia, algunas fotos y películas.
64 GB. Versión ideal para el que quiera cargarle aplicaciones, y gran cantidad de películas, fotos y música.
El iPad de Apple.
27 de Mayo de 2010
El iPad, pirateado en solo 24 horas, amado por unos y no tanto por otros, es sin duda el gadget de moda. En sólo un mes se han vendido más de un millón de unidades en Estados Unidos, lo que habla de la expectativa que ha despertado y sigue despertando; sin embargo, pese a que no hay quien no haya escuchado de él, un gran porcentaje no sabe aún cuáles son las tareas para las que el nuevo juguete de Apple sería ideal o sus aplicaciones más atractivas. Aquí algunos alcances sobre eso y más:
Programas útiles
Goodreader: Aplicación para descargar y leer documentos.
iBooks: Aplicación para comprar y leer libros electrónicos.
Sobees for FB: Configura las últimas noticias de la red del Facebook
Shazam: Apliación que permite descubrir toda la información de las canciones con sólo escucharlas.
El iPad es ideal para...
1. Leer el correo electrónico. Los documentos adjuntos se pueden leer directamente sin abrir más aplicaciones, excepto los comprimidos, que necesitan el Goodreader.
2. Visualizar documentos de cualquier tipo, incluyendo PDF a color.
3. Plataforma con juegos de calidad.
4. Ver y escuchar archivos multimedia incluyendo películas y música
5. Leer noticias en las que las aplicaciones que cada medio ha desarrollado para el iPad
Versiones
Las versiones del iPad de Apple por la capacidad del disco son:
16 GB. Es la opción más económica, y la mejor en el caso de que sólo se use para instalar aplicaciones.
32 GB. Buena para instalar aplicaciones y algo de multimedia, algunas fotos y películas.
64 GB. Versión ideal para el que quiera cargarle aplicaciones, y gran cantidad de películas, fotos y música.
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por Victor VE » Jue May 27, 2010 7:33 pm
Te olvidaste en resaltar que solo se puede ejecutar una aplicación por vez ya que no es multitarea. No puedes poner música de fondo ni ejecutar el tweeter a la vez que estas chateando ni abriendo paginas webs.
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por Victor VE » Jue May 27, 2010 7:42 pm
admin escribió:El otro uso muy importante del iPad es que me sirve para escribirles de cualquier lugar y para mantener el foro al dia.
Con eso ya esta pagado el Ipad. Pero especifica que eso es con el Ipad 3G, ya que el que tenia solo Wifi te limitaba (como yo y mi celular con wifi, me paro colgando y rompiendo redes ).
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por Victor VE » Jue May 27, 2010 8:00 pm
Google completes AdMob acquisition, ready to take on Apple's iAds
Three days after the FTC blessed the $750 million deal to buy AdMob, Google has announced the deal is closed.
In a post on the Official Google Blog, Susan Wojcicki, Vice President of Product Management, said that Google was moving fast to integrate Omar Hamoui's Admob team into Google's advertising unit as quickly as possible. They are trying to make up some of the time the FTC's long look into Google's business had expended.
We'll now begin the process of bringing our products and teams together in the best way, and building new products and features together. We're working to make this integration happen as fast and as seamlessly as possible. We'll actively keep our clients up-to-date as we bring our businesses together — stay tuned!
Google (GOOG) is moving fast in the mobile advertising space as new rival Apple (AAPL) is rapidly expanding its new iAds service to a number of big clients.
Google also made a quick note about its AdMob stock repurchase plan:
Stock Repurchase: As previously announced, Google intends to repurchase in the open market a number of shares equal to the number of shares issued in the transaction and issuable upon exercise of outstanding options to purchase common stock issued by AdMob. The repurchase program is expected to commence shortly after the completion of the acquisition. The repurchases will be funded from available working capital.
Three days after the FTC blessed the $750 million deal to buy AdMob, Google has announced the deal is closed.
In a post on the Official Google Blog, Susan Wojcicki, Vice President of Product Management, said that Google was moving fast to integrate Omar Hamoui's Admob team into Google's advertising unit as quickly as possible. They are trying to make up some of the time the FTC's long look into Google's business had expended.
We'll now begin the process of bringing our products and teams together in the best way, and building new products and features together. We're working to make this integration happen as fast and as seamlessly as possible. We'll actively keep our clients up-to-date as we bring our businesses together — stay tuned!
Google (GOOG) is moving fast in the mobile advertising space as new rival Apple (AAPL) is rapidly expanding its new iAds service to a number of big clients.
Google also made a quick note about its AdMob stock repurchase plan:
Stock Repurchase: As previously announced, Google intends to repurchase in the open market a number of shares equal to the number of shares issued in the transaction and issuable upon exercise of outstanding options to purchase common stock issued by AdMob. The repurchase program is expected to commence shortly after the completion of the acquisition. The repurchases will be funded from available working capital.
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por Arnold » Jue May 27, 2010 8:03 pm
Victor VE escribió:Te olvidaste en resaltar que solo se puede ejecutar una aplicación por vez ya que no es multitarea. No puedes poner música de fondo ni ejecutar el tweeter a la vez que estas chateando ni abriendo paginas webs.
Bueno yo escucho mis canciones que he pasado al iphone y navego en internet a la vez, de hecho que el ipad debe ser igual
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por Arnold » Jue May 27, 2010 8:05 pm
Supera estimaciones
Fabricante del auto más pequeño del mundo obtiene buenas ganancias
LIMA.- Tata Motors, el mayor fabricante de autos de India, superó las estimaciones del mercado al reportar un alza en sus ganancias trimestrales gracias a un aumento de las ventas y a la rentabilidad de su unidad Jaguar Land Rover (JLR).
El mayor fabricante indio de camiones y autobuses se está beneficiando de un incremento de la demanda local, pero dijo que un renovado interés en Estados Unidos y el crecimiento de China serán determinantes para un aumento de sus ventas.
"El negocio JLR está mostrando un gran potencial y hay una buena percepción en el mercado de nuestros productos", dijo el presidente ejecutivo Carl-Peter Forster a periodistas.
"En Estados Unidos y China vemos un retorno de la demanda y vemos un crecimiento de las ventas en Estados Unidos. Estamos ampliando nuestra presencia en China para crecer más en ese mercado", agregó.
Tata espera impulsar sus ventas en China a cerca de 20.000 Land Rover y 5.000 Jaguar en 2010/11.
La división de autos de lujo Jaguar y Land Rover, que depende de una recuperación económica para impulsar sus ventas, anotó una utilidad neta de 73 millones de libras (105 millones de dólares) en el trimestre enero-marzo.
Pero Tata dijo sin embargo que la volatilidad del tipo de cambio y los problemas de deuda en Europa eran una preocupación.
La firma ganó 22.280 millones de rupias (471 millones de dólares) en los tres meses que terminaron el 31 de marzo, según cálculos de Reuters.
Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S había estimado una ganancia trimestral de 8.030 millones de rupias.
Tata Motors, entre cuyos productos se encuentra el auto ultrabarato Nano, había reportado un incremento del 66 por ciento en sus ventas globales del trimestre enero-marzo, a 275.194 vehículos.
El ticket en NYSE: TTM
Fabricante del auto más pequeño del mundo obtiene buenas ganancias
LIMA.- Tata Motors, el mayor fabricante de autos de India, superó las estimaciones del mercado al reportar un alza en sus ganancias trimestrales gracias a un aumento de las ventas y a la rentabilidad de su unidad Jaguar Land Rover (JLR).
El mayor fabricante indio de camiones y autobuses se está beneficiando de un incremento de la demanda local, pero dijo que un renovado interés en Estados Unidos y el crecimiento de China serán determinantes para un aumento de sus ventas.
"El negocio JLR está mostrando un gran potencial y hay una buena percepción en el mercado de nuestros productos", dijo el presidente ejecutivo Carl-Peter Forster a periodistas.
"En Estados Unidos y China vemos un retorno de la demanda y vemos un crecimiento de las ventas en Estados Unidos. Estamos ampliando nuestra presencia en China para crecer más en ese mercado", agregó.
Tata espera impulsar sus ventas en China a cerca de 20.000 Land Rover y 5.000 Jaguar en 2010/11.
La división de autos de lujo Jaguar y Land Rover, que depende de una recuperación económica para impulsar sus ventas, anotó una utilidad neta de 73 millones de libras (105 millones de dólares) en el trimestre enero-marzo.
Pero Tata dijo sin embargo que la volatilidad del tipo de cambio y los problemas de deuda en Europa eran una preocupación.
La firma ganó 22.280 millones de rupias (471 millones de dólares) en los tres meses que terminaron el 31 de marzo, según cálculos de Reuters.
Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S había estimado una ganancia trimestral de 8.030 millones de rupias.
Tata Motors, entre cuyos productos se encuentra el auto ultrabarato Nano, había reportado un incremento del 66 por ciento en sus ventas globales del trimestre enero-marzo, a 275.194 vehículos.
El ticket en NYSE: TTM
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por Victor VE » Jue May 27, 2010 8:16 pm
Arnold escribió:Victor VE escribió:Te olvidaste en resaltar que solo se puede ejecutar una aplicación por vez ya que no es multitarea. No puedes poner música de fondo ni ejecutar el tweeter a la vez que estas chateando ni abriendo paginas webs.
Bueno yo escucho mis canciones que he pasado al iphone y navego en internet a la vez, de hecho que el ipad debe ser igual
Y es que iPhone OS es Unix, y por tanto, es multitarea de nacimiento.
"Y te preguntarás, ¿por qué no permite Apple que los otros desarrolladores usen la multitarea? Pues principalmente por razones de consumo de recursos, de batería y de rendimiento. Si varias aplicaciones corren a la vez, consumen más memoria, tiran más de la batería y el procesador tiene que hacer más cosas en el mismo tiempo, el equipo va más lento y tiene menos autonomía. Incluso puede hacerse más propenso a fallos. (En la práctica, en otros smartphone que sí soportan multitarea, los usuarios se quejan de la bajada de rendimiento y autonomía).
Apple reserva la multitarea para las aplicaciones "empaquetadas" con el equipo, de modo que el programa de correo pueda estar recibiendo emails y avisarte cuando llegan, o que iTunes tenga sonando tus canciones favoritas mientras estás con otra cosa."
Fuente: http://blog.macintec.info/2010/02/ipad- ... lo-es.html
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