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El Premio NObel de Economia, un Premio non Keynesian
Sargent, Sims Win Economics Nobel
By Phil Izzo
The economics Nobel was awarded this morning to Thomas J. Sargent of New York University and Christopher A. Sims of Princeton University for their work on how to assess the effects of policy changes on the economy.
Christopher Sims and Thomas Sargent The award, officially known as Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel, was accompanied by an explainer from the academy that you can read here. “Sargent’s awarded research concerns methods that utilize historical data to understand how systematic changes in economic policy affect the economy over time. Sims’s awarded research instead focuses on distinguishing between unexpected changes in variables, such as the price of oil or the interest rate, and expected changes, in order to trace their effects on important macroeconomic variables. The questions which the laureates have dealt with are obviously interrelated. Although Sargent and Sims have carried out their research independently, their contributions are complementary in many ways,” the academy said.
On his Marginal Revolution blog, economist Tyler Cowen notes in his profile of Sargent: “This is very much a ‘non Keynesian’ prize. I think of Sargent as a ‘foundationalist’ economist who always insists on a model and who takes the results of that model seriously. In general he would be placed in the ‘market-oriented’ camp, though it is a mistake to view his work through the lens of politics.”
“There will be lots of talk today about rational expectations. But Sims’ recent work has been about our limited ability to process info,” said economist Justin Wolfers following the announcement.
Cowen points to several important papers on expectations and their interaction with policy changes.
Meanwhile, an interview with Sargent from 2010 looks at his response to criticism of economics following the financial crisis and he talks about issues in Europe that are fueling current concerns. The same interviewer, former director of Research at the Minneapolis Fed Art Rolnick, spoke with co-laureate Sims in 2007 about the importance of the Fed, read that piece here.
A more detailed look at the work of the two laureates can be found here. Sargent and Sims “developed the methods that now predominate in empirical studies of the two-way relations between money or monetary policy and the broader macroeconomy. Sargent is the father of modern structural macroeconometrics… Sims is the father of vector autoregressions (VARs) as an empirical tool in macroeconomics. This has become an indispensable tool for applied researchers, alongside structural econometrics.”
In a celebrated 1980 paper, Sims showed how vector autoregressions — a statistical technique now widely used by economists — could be applied to studying changes in the economy.
In his profile of Sims, Cowen calls him “one of the most important figures in macro econometrics in the last thirty years, if not the most important.” Here is a presentation on his contributions on vector autoregression as a macroeconomic method and impulse functions.
Sargent, Sims Win Economics Nobel
By Phil Izzo
The economics Nobel was awarded this morning to Thomas J. Sargent of New York University and Christopher A. Sims of Princeton University for their work on how to assess the effects of policy changes on the economy.
Christopher Sims and Thomas Sargent The award, officially known as Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel, was accompanied by an explainer from the academy that you can read here. “Sargent’s awarded research concerns methods that utilize historical data to understand how systematic changes in economic policy affect the economy over time. Sims’s awarded research instead focuses on distinguishing between unexpected changes in variables, such as the price of oil or the interest rate, and expected changes, in order to trace their effects on important macroeconomic variables. The questions which the laureates have dealt with are obviously interrelated. Although Sargent and Sims have carried out their research independently, their contributions are complementary in many ways,” the academy said.
On his Marginal Revolution blog, economist Tyler Cowen notes in his profile of Sargent: “This is very much a ‘non Keynesian’ prize. I think of Sargent as a ‘foundationalist’ economist who always insists on a model and who takes the results of that model seriously. In general he would be placed in the ‘market-oriented’ camp, though it is a mistake to view his work through the lens of politics.”
“There will be lots of talk today about rational expectations. But Sims’ recent work has been about our limited ability to process info,” said economist Justin Wolfers following the announcement.
Cowen points to several important papers on expectations and their interaction with policy changes.
Meanwhile, an interview with Sargent from 2010 looks at his response to criticism of economics following the financial crisis and he talks about issues in Europe that are fueling current concerns. The same interviewer, former director of Research at the Minneapolis Fed Art Rolnick, spoke with co-laureate Sims in 2007 about the importance of the Fed, read that piece here.
A more detailed look at the work of the two laureates can be found here. Sargent and Sims “developed the methods that now predominate in empirical studies of the two-way relations between money or monetary policy and the broader macroeconomy. Sargent is the father of modern structural macroeconometrics… Sims is the father of vector autoregressions (VARs) as an empirical tool in macroeconomics. This has become an indispensable tool for applied researchers, alongside structural econometrics.”
In a celebrated 1980 paper, Sims showed how vector autoregressions — a statistical technique now widely used by economists — could be applied to studying changes in the economy.
In his profile of Sims, Cowen calls him “one of the most important figures in macro econometrics in the last thirty years, if not the most important.” Here is a presentation on his contributions on vector autoregression as a macroeconomic method and impulse functions.
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The Most Popular Companies On Facebook
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Last month, Facebook surpassed 800 million users, which is nearly eight times as many people than watch the Super Bowl. Companies have recognized the importance of marketing to this massive group, and they are pulling out all the stops to try to get Facebook users to become “fans” of their corporate page. Using information gathered from All Facebook, 24/7 Wall St. has identified the 10 companies with the most Facebook fans.
In addition to the large number of people exposed to advertising, there are unique branding benefits to companies with successful Facebook pages. In a SocialMediaToday.com article, Keredy Stott writes “When a user likes a big brand, they are recommending the product to their friends, an element that isn’t usually visible when visiting a website. This support, whether the user realises it or not, helps to make their friends more likely to buy that product over a competitor’s.”
Presented with this valuable possibility, the world’s largest companies use every tactic in the book to get people to click the “like” button on their page. Retailers, like Kohl’s and Burberry, offer special deals or free products. Restaurants, such as McDonald’s and Subway, run contests on their Facebook pages. Many companies have turned their wall feed into a kind of direct support line for customer complaints.
Because they already have powerful brands, it makes sense that most of the largest consumer-based companies in the world have the largest Facebook pages. However, the social media efforts of some companies are far better than others. Kohl’s is only the 20th largest retailer in the U.S., but it has the second largest Facebook page among that group. By getting people to join its site, Kohl’s has gained a significant edge over its larger competitors, including Sears and Macy’s.
24/7 Wall St. used the All Facebook statistics site to identify the companies with the largest Facebook pages. The most recent annual revenue was used to illustrate the size of the companies. Valuations by Interbrand and Brand Z were used to demonstrate the brands’ reach.
These are the ten companies with the largest Facebook pages.
10. Kohl’s
> # of fans: 5,780,655
> Daily growth: 2,546
> Weekly growth: 5,929
> Annual revenue: $17.1 billion
Kohl’s has added 60,000 followers, or an additional 1%, in the past month. It is a popular brand, but is only the 20th largest retailer in the U.S. Nevertheless, Kohl’s has managed to surpass every other American retailer but Walmart in Facebook fans. The site has a number of interactive features, including a section showcasing the clothing styles available at stores. The company is also offering a contest for those who click the “like” button. The winner wins a $500 gift certificate.
9. H&M
> # of fans: 8,369,850
> Daily growth: 4,721
> Weekly growth: 37,597
> Annual revenue: $18.68 billion
In the past month, H&M has added more than 200,000 Facebook fans. According to Interbrand, the Sweden-based retailer owns the 21st most valuable brand in the world. On the company’s page, moderators frequently add updates on the Wall, including talk on new fashion lines and sales. The company also uses contests to engage its fans.
8. Subway
> # of fans: 8,380,377
> Daily growth: 22,229
> Weekly growth: 90,608
> Annual revenue: $15.2 billion
Subway has more locations worldwide than any other restaurant chain. According to Brand Z, it is also the 54th most valuable brand in the world. Subway’s Facebook page has added more than a quarter of a million fans in the past month, which amounts to a 3% increase. The company advertises deals and contest, including allowing people to design their own sandwich.
7. Burberry
> # of fans: 8,666,875
> Daily growth: 15,823
> Weekly growth: $119,812
> Annual revenue: $2.3 billion
According to Interbrand, Burberry is the 95th most valuable brand in the world, increasing 20% from 2010. Burberry adds more than 15,000 fans every day, for a total of 483,000 in the past 30 days. The company’s page uses many of the same tactics other retailers do to add fans, like offering a free sample of perfume to those who “like” the page.
6. Walmart
> # of fans: 9,378,697
> Daily growth: 11,634
> Weekly growth: 94,367
> Annual revenue: $418.952 billion
The largest retailer in the world has added nearly 430,000 fans in the past month. To date, it has more than 9.3 million followers in total. Walmart used many of the traditional retail methods to increase its number of fans on Facebook. Of course, its strong brand in the U.S. was a factor. The company also employs some unique techniques. It is reaching out to inventors by offering a free 26-page e-book called “How to Get Your Product Into Walmart” for those who “like” the site.
5. McDonald’s
> # of fans: 10,654,699
> Daily growth: 51,264
> Weekly growth: 161,686
> Annual revenue: $24.075 billion
McDonald’s is, hands down, the most recognizable restaurant chain in the world. Interbrand lists it as the sixth most valuable global brand, BrandZ puts it a fourth. The company has added nearly half a million fans in the past month, putting it at well above 10 million fans in total. The company has utilized its extremely popular annual “Monopoly” contest to bring fans to the site. Anyone who loses can enter for a “second chance” on McDonald’s fan page. The page has been growing at a rate of more than 50,000 fans each day, likely as a result of the contest.
4. Red Bull
> # of fans: 22,420,438
> Daily growth: 4,597
> Weekly growth: 30,751
> Annual revenue: $5.159 billion
Red Bull is the first and still most successful energy drink in the world. The company’s page, which has more than 22.4 million fans, has added 200,000 new fans in the past month. On the page the company promotes its continuing partnership with “extreme” sports, and features promotional videos and profiles of athletes participating in these sports.
3. Starbucks
> # of fans: 25,429,369
> Daily growth: 18,145
> Weekly growth: 106,624
> Annual revenue: $10.707 billion
Starbucks has the 31st most popular site on Facebook. The company has added half a million fans in the past month. The company allows users to manage their Starbucks account, identify nearby locations, and see limited-time specials.
2. Disney
> # of fans: 28,774,880
> Daily growth: 4,866
> Weekly growth: 107,646
> Annual revenue: $38.063 billion
Disney has the 21st largest Facebook page, and the second largest among companies (not counting Facebook itself). The company added more than a half million fans in the past month. Disney’s page features videos and updates on upcoming films. Disney may also benefit from having a strong following among the current tech-savvy generation, many of whom grew up on the company’s movies.
1. Coca-Cola
> # of fans: 34,496,473
> Daily growth: 9,109
> Weekly growth: 81,620
> Annual revenue: $35.119 billion
According to Interbrand, Coca-Cola has the most valuable brand in the world. The company’s page has nearly 35 million fans. Coke’s page has dozens of features and subpages, offering everything from blacklisted_site to videos to e-greeting cards. The company also offers a variety of downloads, including screensavers and wallpapers. In order to access these, users must be a fan of the site.
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Last month, Facebook surpassed 800 million users, which is nearly eight times as many people than watch the Super Bowl. Companies have recognized the importance of marketing to this massive group, and they are pulling out all the stops to try to get Facebook users to become “fans” of their corporate page. Using information gathered from All Facebook, 24/7 Wall St. has identified the 10 companies with the most Facebook fans.
In addition to the large number of people exposed to advertising, there are unique branding benefits to companies with successful Facebook pages. In a SocialMediaToday.com article, Keredy Stott writes “When a user likes a big brand, they are recommending the product to their friends, an element that isn’t usually visible when visiting a website. This support, whether the user realises it or not, helps to make their friends more likely to buy that product over a competitor’s.”
Presented with this valuable possibility, the world’s largest companies use every tactic in the book to get people to click the “like” button on their page. Retailers, like Kohl’s and Burberry, offer special deals or free products. Restaurants, such as McDonald’s and Subway, run contests on their Facebook pages. Many companies have turned their wall feed into a kind of direct support line for customer complaints.
Because they already have powerful brands, it makes sense that most of the largest consumer-based companies in the world have the largest Facebook pages. However, the social media efforts of some companies are far better than others. Kohl’s is only the 20th largest retailer in the U.S., but it has the second largest Facebook page among that group. By getting people to join its site, Kohl’s has gained a significant edge over its larger competitors, including Sears and Macy’s.
24/7 Wall St. used the All Facebook statistics site to identify the companies with the largest Facebook pages. The most recent annual revenue was used to illustrate the size of the companies. Valuations by Interbrand and Brand Z were used to demonstrate the brands’ reach.
These are the ten companies with the largest Facebook pages.
10. Kohl’s
> # of fans: 5,780,655
> Daily growth: 2,546
> Weekly growth: 5,929
> Annual revenue: $17.1 billion
Kohl’s has added 60,000 followers, or an additional 1%, in the past month. It is a popular brand, but is only the 20th largest retailer in the U.S. Nevertheless, Kohl’s has managed to surpass every other American retailer but Walmart in Facebook fans. The site has a number of interactive features, including a section showcasing the clothing styles available at stores. The company is also offering a contest for those who click the “like” button. The winner wins a $500 gift certificate.
9. H&M
> # of fans: 8,369,850
> Daily growth: 4,721
> Weekly growth: 37,597
> Annual revenue: $18.68 billion
In the past month, H&M has added more than 200,000 Facebook fans. According to Interbrand, the Sweden-based retailer owns the 21st most valuable brand in the world. On the company’s page, moderators frequently add updates on the Wall, including talk on new fashion lines and sales. The company also uses contests to engage its fans.
8. Subway
> # of fans: 8,380,377
> Daily growth: 22,229
> Weekly growth: 90,608
> Annual revenue: $15.2 billion
Subway has more locations worldwide than any other restaurant chain. According to Brand Z, it is also the 54th most valuable brand in the world. Subway’s Facebook page has added more than a quarter of a million fans in the past month, which amounts to a 3% increase. The company advertises deals and contest, including allowing people to design their own sandwich.
7. Burberry
> # of fans: 8,666,875
> Daily growth: 15,823
> Weekly growth: $119,812
> Annual revenue: $2.3 billion
According to Interbrand, Burberry is the 95th most valuable brand in the world, increasing 20% from 2010. Burberry adds more than 15,000 fans every day, for a total of 483,000 in the past 30 days. The company’s page uses many of the same tactics other retailers do to add fans, like offering a free sample of perfume to those who “like” the page.
6. Walmart
> # of fans: 9,378,697
> Daily growth: 11,634
> Weekly growth: 94,367
> Annual revenue: $418.952 billion
The largest retailer in the world has added nearly 430,000 fans in the past month. To date, it has more than 9.3 million followers in total. Walmart used many of the traditional retail methods to increase its number of fans on Facebook. Of course, its strong brand in the U.S. was a factor. The company also employs some unique techniques. It is reaching out to inventors by offering a free 26-page e-book called “How to Get Your Product Into Walmart” for those who “like” the site.
5. McDonald’s
> # of fans: 10,654,699
> Daily growth: 51,264
> Weekly growth: 161,686
> Annual revenue: $24.075 billion
McDonald’s is, hands down, the most recognizable restaurant chain in the world. Interbrand lists it as the sixth most valuable global brand, BrandZ puts it a fourth. The company has added nearly half a million fans in the past month, putting it at well above 10 million fans in total. The company has utilized its extremely popular annual “Monopoly” contest to bring fans to the site. Anyone who loses can enter for a “second chance” on McDonald’s fan page. The page has been growing at a rate of more than 50,000 fans each day, likely as a result of the contest.
4. Red Bull
> # of fans: 22,420,438
> Daily growth: 4,597
> Weekly growth: 30,751
> Annual revenue: $5.159 billion
Red Bull is the first and still most successful energy drink in the world. The company’s page, which has more than 22.4 million fans, has added 200,000 new fans in the past month. On the page the company promotes its continuing partnership with “extreme” sports, and features promotional videos and profiles of athletes participating in these sports.
3. Starbucks
> # of fans: 25,429,369
> Daily growth: 18,145
> Weekly growth: 106,624
> Annual revenue: $10.707 billion
Starbucks has the 31st most popular site on Facebook. The company has added half a million fans in the past month. The company allows users to manage their Starbucks account, identify nearby locations, and see limited-time specials.
2. Disney
> # of fans: 28,774,880
> Daily growth: 4,866
> Weekly growth: 107,646
> Annual revenue: $38.063 billion
Disney has the 21st largest Facebook page, and the second largest among companies (not counting Facebook itself). The company added more than a half million fans in the past month. Disney’s page features videos and updates on upcoming films. Disney may also benefit from having a strong following among the current tech-savvy generation, many of whom grew up on the company’s movies.
1. Coca-Cola
> # of fans: 34,496,473
> Daily growth: 9,109
> Weekly growth: 81,620
> Annual revenue: $35.119 billion
According to Interbrand, Coca-Cola has the most valuable brand in the world. The company’s page has nearly 35 million fans. Coke’s page has dozens of features and subpages, offering everything from blacklisted_site to videos to e-greeting cards. The company also offers a variety of downloads, including screensavers and wallpapers. In order to access these, users must be a fan of the site.
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Top Analyst Upgrades & Downgrades (CAB, EMR, HTGC, MU, MSM, NFLX, LUV, S, THO, THS)
Posted: October 10, 2011 at 8:44 am
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These are some of this Monday’s top analyst upgrades, downgrades, and initiations seen having an impact from Wall Street research calls.
Cabela’s Inc. (NYSE: CAB) Started as Neutral at Credit Suisse.
Emerson Electric Co. (NYSE: EMR) Cut to Neutral at BofA/ML.
Hercules Tech Growth Capital (NASDAQ: HTGC) named Bull of the Day at Zacks.
Micron Technology Inc. (NYSE: MU) Raised to Buy at Citigroup.
MSC Industrial Direct Co. Inc. (NYSE: MSM) Cut to Neutral at BofA/ML.
Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) Raised to Neutral at Janney.
Southwest Airlines Co. (NYSE: LUV) Cut to Hold at Deutsche Bank.
Sprint Nextel Corporation (NYSE: S) Cut to Neutral at JPMorgan; Cut to Hold at Deutsche Bank.
Thor Industries, Inc. (NYSE: THO) named Value stock of the day at Zacks.
Treehouse Foods Inc. (NYSE: THS) Cut to Neutral at BofA/ML.
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These are some of this Monday’s top analyst upgrades, downgrades, and initiations seen having an impact from Wall Street research calls.
Cabela’s Inc. (NYSE: CAB) Started as Neutral at Credit Suisse.
Emerson Electric Co. (NYSE: EMR) Cut to Neutral at BofA/ML.
Hercules Tech Growth Capital (NASDAQ: HTGC) named Bull of the Day at Zacks.
Micron Technology Inc. (NYSE: MU) Raised to Buy at Citigroup.
MSC Industrial Direct Co. Inc. (NYSE: MSM) Cut to Neutral at BofA/ML.
Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) Raised to Neutral at Janney.
Southwest Airlines Co. (NYSE: LUV) Cut to Hold at Deutsche Bank.
Sprint Nextel Corporation (NYSE: S) Cut to Neutral at JPMorgan; Cut to Hold at Deutsche Bank.
Thor Industries, Inc. (NYSE: THO) named Value stock of the day at Zacks.
Treehouse Foods Inc. (NYSE: THS) Cut to Neutral at BofA/ML.
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Today’s Best Market Rumors (10/10/2011) Yahoo! Offer From Yang?
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Updated throughout the day.
Yahoo! (NASDAQ: YHOO) founder Jerry Yang may try to buy the company (Reuters)
Alibaba and Tamesak my try to buy Yahoo!’s interest in the China e-commerce company (Bloomberg)
BNP Paribas and Societe Generale may need billion of dollars in bailout money (Le Journal du Dimanche)
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Updated throughout the day.
Yahoo! (NASDAQ: YHOO) founder Jerry Yang may try to buy the company (Reuters)
Alibaba and Tamesak my try to buy Yahoo!’s interest in the China e-commerce company (Bloomberg)
BNP Paribas and Societe Generale may need billion of dollars in bailout money (Le Journal du Dimanche)
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Mexico
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
MEXICO IPC INDEX 33,540.70 535.63 1.62% 10:37
MEXICO INMEX INDEX 1,802.13 26.19 1.47% 10:31
MEXICO IMC30 INDEX 399.04 2.17 0.55% 10:32
MSE TOTAL RETURN INDEX 39,945.90 543.23 1.38% 10:31
Panama
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
Bolsa de Panama General 309.77 0.18 0.06% 10/07
Argentina
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
ARGENTINA MERVAL INDEX 2,325.95 -34.87 -1.48% 10/07
ARGENTINA BURCAP INDEX 7,845.67 -98.35 -1.24% 10/07
M.AR MERVAL ARGENTINA IX 1,940.76 -20.43 -1.04% 10/07
INDICE BOLSA GENERAL 130,043.00 -1,276.06 -0.97% 10/07
Brazil
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
BRAZIL BOVESPA INDEX 52,378.20 1,134.58 2.21% 10:57
BRAZIL IBrX INDEX 17,925.90 327.25 1.86% 10:38
BRAZIL ELECTRIC.ENRGY IX 27,278.00 413.28 1.54% 10:38
BRAZIL TELECOM INDEX 1,542.10 15.69 1.03% 10:36
BRAZIL CORP GOV INDEX 6,178.73 112.49 1.85% 10:38
BRAZIL VAL/BOV 2 TIER IX 5,290.80 94.95 1.83% 10:38
BRAZIL IBrX-50 INDEX 7,515.42 141.75 1.92% 10:38
Chile
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
CHILE STOCK MKT SELECT 3,865.74 -23.27 -0.60% 10/07
CHILE STOCK MKT GENERAL 18,660.70 -86.17 -0.46% 10/07
CHILE INTER-10 INDEX 4,978.28 -51.57 -1.03% 10/07
CHILE 65 INDEX 2,707.76 -20.08 -0.74% 10/07
CHILE LARGE CAP INDEX 2,597.57 -25.39 -0.97% 10/07
CHILE SMALL CAP INDEX 3,545.26 38.31 1.09% 10/07
Venezuela
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
VENEZUELA STOCK MKT INDX 99,983.00 0.00 0.00% 09:28
Peru
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
PERU LIMA GENERAL INDEX 17,904.80 143.57 0.81% 10:36
PERU LIMA SELECTIVE INDX 24,950.90 257.95 1.04% 10:36
Colombia
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
COLOMBIA COLCAP INDEX 1,593.23 9.37 0.59% 10:31
COLOMBIA COL20 INDEX 1,310.69 15.29 1.18% 10:31
IGBC GENERAL INDEX
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
MEXICO IPC INDEX 33,540.70 535.63 1.62% 10:37
MEXICO INMEX INDEX 1,802.13 26.19 1.47% 10:31
MEXICO IMC30 INDEX 399.04 2.17 0.55% 10:32
MSE TOTAL RETURN INDEX 39,945.90 543.23 1.38% 10:31
Panama
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
Bolsa de Panama General 309.77 0.18 0.06% 10/07
Argentina
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
ARGENTINA MERVAL INDEX 2,325.95 -34.87 -1.48% 10/07
ARGENTINA BURCAP INDEX 7,845.67 -98.35 -1.24% 10/07
M.AR MERVAL ARGENTINA IX 1,940.76 -20.43 -1.04% 10/07
INDICE BOLSA GENERAL 130,043.00 -1,276.06 -0.97% 10/07
Brazil
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
BRAZIL BOVESPA INDEX 52,378.20 1,134.58 2.21% 10:57
BRAZIL IBrX INDEX 17,925.90 327.25 1.86% 10:38
BRAZIL ELECTRIC.ENRGY IX 27,278.00 413.28 1.54% 10:38
BRAZIL TELECOM INDEX 1,542.10 15.69 1.03% 10:36
BRAZIL CORP GOV INDEX 6,178.73 112.49 1.85% 10:38
BRAZIL VAL/BOV 2 TIER IX 5,290.80 94.95 1.83% 10:38
BRAZIL IBrX-50 INDEX 7,515.42 141.75 1.92% 10:38
Chile
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
CHILE STOCK MKT SELECT 3,865.74 -23.27 -0.60% 10/07
CHILE STOCK MKT GENERAL 18,660.70 -86.17 -0.46% 10/07
CHILE INTER-10 INDEX 4,978.28 -51.57 -1.03% 10/07
CHILE 65 INDEX 2,707.76 -20.08 -0.74% 10/07
CHILE LARGE CAP INDEX 2,597.57 -25.39 -0.97% 10/07
CHILE SMALL CAP INDEX 3,545.26 38.31 1.09% 10/07
Venezuela
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
VENEZUELA STOCK MKT INDX 99,983.00 0.00 0.00% 09:28
Peru
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
PERU LIMA GENERAL INDEX 17,904.80 143.57 0.81% 10:36
PERU LIMA SELECTIVE INDX 24,950.90 257.95 1.04% 10:36
Colombia
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
COLOMBIA COLCAP INDEX 1,593.23 9.37 0.59% 10:31
COLOMBIA COL20 INDEX 1,310.69 15.29 1.18% 10:31
IGBC GENERAL INDEX
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Re: Lunes 10/10/11 Comienza el reporte de utilidades
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Europe, Africa and Middle East
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
Euro Stoxx 50 Pr 2,318.17 48.98 2.16% 10:43
FTSE 100 INDEX 5,404.95 101.55 1.91% 10:43
CAC 40 INDEX 3,156.88 61.32 1.98% 10:43
DAX INDEX 5,856.91 181.21 3.19% 10:43
IBEX 35 INDEX 8,887.10 88.70 1.01% 10:44
FTSE MIB INDEX 15,948.40 419.38 2.70% 10:42
AEX-Index 293.50 5.19 1.80% 10:42
OMX STOCKHOLM 30 INDEX 946.66 28.38 3.09% 10:58
SWISS MARKET INDEX 5,721.81 69.58 1.23% 10:43
INDEX VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE TIME
Euro Stoxx 50 Pr 2,318.17 48.98 2.16% 10:43
FTSE 100 INDEX 5,404.95 101.55 1.91% 10:43
CAC 40 INDEX 3,156.88 61.32 1.98% 10:43
DAX INDEX 5,856.91 181.21 3.19% 10:43
IBEX 35 INDEX 8,887.10 88.70 1.01% 10:44
FTSE MIB INDEX 15,948.40 419.38 2.70% 10:42
AEX-Index 293.50 5.19 1.80% 10:42
OMX STOCKHOLM 30 INDEX 946.66 28.38 3.09% 10:58
SWISS MARKET INDEX 5,721.81 69.58 1.23% 10:43
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Re: Lunes 10/10/11 Comienza el reporte de utilidades
por admin » Lun Oct 10, 2011 9:36 am
Futures cu up 3.36
Oil up 85.68
Alcoa maniana reporta utilidades, se espera 0.22 de EPX, $6.24 B en ventas, El Jueves JPM se espera 0.96 de EPS y $ 23.7 B en ventas.
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Cuarto dia de alzas en cinco dias.
Nasdaq +2.90%
Oil up 85.68
Alcoa maniana reporta utilidades, se espera 0.22 de EPX, $6.24 B en ventas, El Jueves JPM se espera 0.96 de EPS y $ 23.7 B en ventas.
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Cuarto dia de alzas en cinco dias.
Nasdaq +2.90%
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Re: Lunes 10/10/11 Comienza el reporte de utilidades
por admin » Lun Oct 10, 2011 9:43 am
El mercado de bonos y la banca cerrado hoy dia por el Dia de Colon. Lo que nosotros celebramos como el dia de la raza.
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Re: Lunes 10/10/11 Comienza el reporte de utilidades
por jonibol » Lun Oct 10, 2011 10:00 am
Pero el día de la raza es el 12 de octubre
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Re: Lunes 10/10/11 Comienza el reporte de utilidades
por admin » Lun Oct 10, 2011 10:04 am
Aca todos los feriados son los Lunes no importa que dia caigan, excepto por Navidad y Thanksgiving y el anio nuevo.
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Re: Lunes 10/10/11 Comienza el reporte de utilidades
por admin » Lun Oct 10, 2011 10:05 am
Aunque aca hubo otro dia que le dicen el Dia de la Hispanidad o algo asi, y salen a desfilar todos los paises.
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Re: Lunes 10/10/11 Comienza el reporte de utilidades
por admin » Lun Oct 10, 2011 10:08 am
VIX down 34.20
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