Analyse Technique | Analyse dynamique | sujet : ARGUMENTS DES BEARS

mon premier est une consonne
mon second est une consonne
mon troisième est un chiffre
mon tout commence à me casser les burnes !!

pareil!!

attaque frontale de Bush sur Obama.....ca promet pour la campagne officielle..on devrait atteindre des sommets...:))

Tous les indices US verts comme annoncé

Les autres ont suivi

Encore un officiel de la FED avec des propos "bears"..Long way to go....

Personne ne comprend visiblementce ce qu ils essaient de dire.....mélange de chaud et de froid....drole d impression en les lisant....;le DJ a voté...c est tout bon..:)))

Jurassic, le ... ne fond que dans la Bush.

voilà..Les US ont retourné tous les indices.....

pas mal non ??
DAX CAC et FTSE.....
45 jours de hausse environ.....

managers sur Bloomberg et CNBC....more "rate cuts"....

analyse détaillée de la croissance euro en fait pas tres brillante hormis l Allemagne...espagne,Italie,Hollande en plein ralentissement.....

sans parler de nos amis US.....prod industrielle vraiment maussade.....les licenciements devraient suivre assez rapidement

Citation de : chris83 (au 15-05-2008 16:16:16)

il faut qu il fasse une divergence baissiere....visible ou cachée...pour avoir un impact..dans certains cas..si il ne recroise pas....
pas simple....
surtout si il y a une double divergence

Ou des divergences contraires sur plusieurs UT......

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ou plus simplement: oublier le macd, ça ne fonctionne pas

La cigale ....

Americans are unprepared for retirement - S&P

MUMBAI (Thomson Financial) - The combination of rapidly approaching retirement and concerns about post-retirement financial security has not translated into more personal savings for most Americans, said Standard & Poor's in a report. Titled 'Older But Not Wiser: Why Americans Remain Dangerously Unprepared For Retirement', the report states that the average American household savings rate remains near 0 percent. According to S&P's chief economist David Wyss, the lack of saving has helped keep economic growth positive but will make it more difficult for older Americans to finance their retirement. Most Americans also continue to rely on the government to provide for their retirement. "... although they say they're unsure about future Medicare and Social Security benefits, they're doing little to increase their wealth before retirement," the report said.

Progrés:

Moreover, the report states that only 37 percent of Baby Boomers who are about to enter into the post-employment world have a traditional pension coming from their employer. That's down from 60 percent in 1983.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/24649645/for/cnbc/

14 de mayo de 2008, 6h58
La Comisión de la Energía propone subir un 11,3% la tarifa eléctrica en julio


Los salarios subieron un 3,43% en el primer cuatrimestre

Pas d'inflation en Espagne non plus.

Hola !

Quécéqusaveutdire ?

Augmentation de 11,3% du tarif d'électricité pour le pauvre Julio (qui n'avait rien demandé a personne)

Et augmentaion de 3,43 % des salaires ?

Hollé ?!

Les US comme d hab..en pleine accélération.....DJ + 50 PTS
stupéfiant.....

Le plus renversant, c'est que GM conduit le bal.
La cour des miracles.


General Motors General Motors CorpGM
20.96 0.77 +3.81% NYSE

Quelques news de Russie, où les producteurs de petrole ont la belle vie

Government prepared to cut tax on crude
The Russian government has proposed cutting the Natural Resources Extraction Tax on crude oil, a measure intended to prevent stagnation in the oil sector.

The recently re-appointed Minister of Economic Development Elvira Nabiullina said on Thursday that there is a real risk of production stagnating if such decisive measures are not taken.

“The oil sector has always been fundamental to the Russian economy, especially in terms of its competitive abilities, and has given high revenue to our budget. What is happening now - some stagnation in terms of revenue - is, of course, troubling us. In order to support the development of the oil sector, it is necessary to make concrete decisions including ones pertaining to taxes.”

Russian oil producers could save up to $US 4 billion dollars next year, thanks to the new extraction tax formula, according to the Economic Development Ministry.

The government will consider various options for cutting oil taxes next week.

One likely approach is tax holidays for some fields, or even for all new deposits. Speaking to Business Today, Deputy Minister of Economic Development Stanislav Voskresenskiy suggested some possible forms this might take.

“Tax holidays for oil companies are an additional measure. There are three possible scenarios: first, to postpone the tax payments, second, to introduce a zero extraction tax rate for a certain period, and third, to use a tax reduction coefficient. One option will be chosen after consultation with the oil companies.” (RussiaToday.com)

Vive la Suisse...

http://edition.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/europe/05/14/pho...

c est la tenue du DJ ce soir....meme matériel...:))))


Leap 2020

Ce qui est tragique, c'est que des milliards de personnes se retrouvent piégées, à commencer par le
milliard d'individus qui peine désormais à s'acheter sa nourriture quotidienne du fait de l'inflation du
prix des denrées alimentaires de base ; ou bien les dizaines de millions d'acheteurs dans l'immobilier
de ces dernières années aux Etats-Unis, au Royaume-Uni, en Espagne,... qui se retrouvent avec des
actifs en constante dévaluation ; ou encore les dizaines de millions d'employés, d'entrepreneurs
individuels ou de personnels d'établissements publics ou semi-publics qui vont perdre leur travail dans
les douze mois à venir.

Ok, compris, le crude descend 121.7

Builder Confidence Edges Downward In May

May 15, 2008 - Home builders remained considerably downbeat as market conditions continued to erode in May, according to the NAHB/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index (HMI), released today. The HMI fell a single point to 19, bringing it within one point of the record low 18 set in December 2007 (the series began in January of 1985).

“With the HMI hovering in the historically low two-point range that’s prevailed over the past nine months, the message is very clear: The single-family housing market is still deteriorating and Congress and the Administration must move immediately to enact legislation that will help reverse the trend,” said NAHB President Sandy Dunn, a home builder from Point Pleasant, W.Va. “A temporary home-buyer tax credit is just the incentive that many prospective home buyers need to go forward with a purchase and help kick-start a housing and economic recovery.”

Both the House and Senate have approved bills creating a temporary home buyer tax credit of up to $7,500 for qualified buyers, but the legislation has yet be crafted into a comprehensive bill that can be sent to President Bush for his signature.

“Despite the Federal Reserve’s concerted efforts to lower short-term interest rates, free up credit markets and shore up the national economy, the housing market has shown no evidence of improvement thus far. In fact, conditions have continued to deteriorate in recent times,” said NAHB Chief Economist David Seiders. “The latest HMI shows that even fewer builders now foresee market conditions improving over the next six months compared with our April survey, and builder ratings of buyer traffic through model homes also have dropped off over the past month on a seasonally adjusted basis. This certainly adds fuel to the argument that targeted policy stimulus, in the form of a temporary tax credit for home buyers, is essential to halt the housing downswing and remove the heavy drag being exerted by housing on overall economic growth.”

Derived from a monthly survey that NAHB has been conducting for more than 20 years, the NAHB/Wells Fargo HMI gauges builder perceptions of current single-family home sales and sales expectations for the next six months as “good,” “fair” or “poor.” The survey also asks builders to rate traffic of prospective buyers as either “high to very high,” “average” or “low to very low.” Scores for each component are then used to calculate a seasonally adjusted index where any number over 50 indicates that more builders view sales conditions as good than poor.

The HMI’s component index gauging current sales conditions declined one point to 17 in May — its lowest level since the series began in January 1985. Meanwhile, the component gauging sales expectations for the next six months declined three points to 27, and the component gauging traffic of prospective buyers declined two points to 17.

The HMI fell in three out of four regions in May, with a four-point decline to 18 registered in the Northeast, a three-point decline to 12 registered in the Midwest (also an all-time low) and a two-point decline to 22 posted in the South. The West posted a three-point gain to 20 this month but remained well below the level of a year earlier.

EDITOR’S NOTE: The NAHB/Wells Fargo Housing Market Index is strictly the product of NAHB Economics, and is not seen or influenced by any outside party prior to being released to the public. HMI tables can be accessed online at: www.nahb.org/hmi. More information regarding housing statistics is also available at www.housingeconomics.com.