por admin » Vie Nov 04, 2011 2:51 pm
Las acciones sufren su peor mes en mas de un mes
En el ultimo ninuto las acciones trataron de subir, con muy poco volumen, terminando a la baja y con la peor caida desde mediados de Setiembre (en la semana)
Que provoco esta terrible semana" dos pabras syrup: como poner syrup (jarabe) como sacar todo el syrup de la botella y llenala de whiskey y tomatela para olvidarte de la cantidad de dinero que perdiste esta semana"
El Dow Jones perdio 2% en la semana y ni siquiera tuvo la cortesia de terminar el dia arriba de 12,000 puntos. Que haremos sin ese numero redondo de 12,000?
Stocks Suffer Worst Week In More Than a Month
By Mark Gongloff
Stocks tried to scramble back at the last minute, in incredibly thin volume, but still ended the day and week lower, capping their worst week since mid-September.
What drove this dismal performance? One word, two syllables, rhymes with “syrup.” As in, “Pour the syrup out of that bottle, fill the bottle with whiskey and drink yourself into a stupor over all the money you’ve lost this week.”
The Dow ended the day down 61 points and the week down 2% at 11983.24. This was the first weekly decline since the week of Sept. 23. It didn’t even have the courtesy to go into the weekend above 12000! What will we do without our round numbers?
Bank of America was the worst performer in the Dow, down 6% on news it’s thinking of swapping some preferred stock for common stock, possibly diluting shareholders and raising questions about its capital needs.
And Europe is a worry for all financials generally, having just this week taken out MF Global. S&P 500 financials fell 1.4% on the day, leading the market lower.
The S&P itself fell 0.6% today, and 2.5% for the week, to 1253.23. The Nasdaq lost 0.4% today, and 1.9% for the week, to 2686.15.
If it’s any consolation, the Dow transports ended the day down just 0.4%. They’re still outperforming the industrials, a potentially good sign. And the VIX ticked down a bit again, but is still above 30.