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Wall Street finally fell after scoring an increase for 3 consecutive days. The meeting between the two leaders of France and Germany had failed to give confidence to the market.
The results of the meeting French President Nicolas Sarkozy and German Chancellor Angela Merkel was unable to dampen investors’ concerns about the ability of European leaders to tackle the spread of the debt crisis. Both leaders expressed the details of the plan for the integration of the euro zone but does not include fund-raising rescue region of Europe or the sale of debt securities.
In trading Tuesday (16/08/2011), the Dow Jones industrial average closed down 76.97 points (0.67%) to a level of 11405.93. The broader Standard & Poor’s 500 index also fell 11.73 points (0.97%) to a level of 1192.76 and the Nasdaq fell 31.75 points (1.24%) to a level of 2523.45.
Shares of the financial sector vulnerable to financial crises and the weakening of Europe back into the worst performing sectors in the S & P 500. S & P Financials Index fell by 1.9% was recorded.
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Wall Street rebound driven by a number of positive sentiments such as rising oil prices and positive economic data from Japan. Announcements by Google’s purchase of Motorola’s Mobility also gives passion.
News Google Inc. bought the Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. for U.S. $ 12.5 billion in cash directly trigger stocks rebound for the third session in a row. Google plans to buy shares of Motorola’s U.S. $ 40 per share, or 63% premium over Friday’s closing nutrient yesterday.
Another positive sentiment coming from the previously announced Japanese economic contraction during the second quarter of 2011 was smaller than analysts’ expectations.
In trading Monday (8/15/2011), the Dow Jones industrial average closed up up 213.88 points (1.90%) to a level of 11482.90. The broader Standard & Poor’s 500 rose 25.68 points (2.18%) to a level of 1204.49 and the Nasdaq gained 47.22 points (1.88%) to a level of 2555.20. Read the rest of this entry »
After continued to flare throughout the week, the stock indices on Wall Street the U.S. finally put an end to trade on the weekend with a positive after the appearance of a signal that the stock selloff will end.
In trading Friday (08/12/2011), the volume of stock trading is very thin compared to previous days, due to downgrades because of debt the U.S. is entangled.
Still, the stock market decline this week, and all three this week Wall Street suffered the worst decline since March 2009.
The only hope for investors today is market saturation with a sell and it will stabilizing the index after a massive selloff.
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Wall Street again hit by a big selloff triggered by fears the crisis will spread to France. The stock market was hit by rumors about the fiscal health of French banks.
Get rumors French Investors and banks have the greatest possible reduction in rank, like the United States. Rumor is directly made European stock markets slumped and transmitted to the U.S..
Re-runs very volatile trading in a very large trading volumes. For the fifth consecutive day, the Dow Jones industrial in the range of up to 400 points.
Concerns about the strength of banks including Societe Generale in France has sparked a big selloff of stocks in Europe and the U.S.. Rumors about the health of SocGen’s financial condition, though has been denied, making the French bank’s shares fell 14.7%.
In trading Wednesday (10/08/2011), the Dow Jones industrial average closed down 519.83 points slump (4.62%) to a level of 10719.94. The broader Standard & Poor’s 500 index also fell 51.77 points (4.42%) to a level of 1120.76 and Nasdaq slid 101.47 points (4.09%) to a level of 2381.05.
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The results of the meeting the U.S. central bank (Federal Reserve) to make Wall Street back bright cheerful. The Dow Jones even sped up to nearly 4% after 2 days earlier slumped to its lowest point since the last 2 years.
The Fed at its meeting decided to keep interest rates low in the range of 0 to 0.25 extra% for the next 2 years in connection with the weakening economy. Extra-low interest rates that have been pegged since December 2008 will be maintained at least until mid-2013.
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) during the first days after the meeting, said that currently they estimate the growth at a slower rate in the next few quarters, than forecast in June. The risk of economic weakness also improved.
However, the FOMC did not mention the replacement of the program Quantitative Easing (QE2) worth U.S. $ 600 billion, which had ended in June, although they claimed was reviewing the device to boost economic growth currently slowing. Read the rest of this entry »
Wall Street re-record the worst day in 8 months. Weak financial reports, economic data are not good and upheaval of the U.S. debt that would not go any settlement made ??stocks weakened.
The debate on the question of rising U.S. debt limit before the August 2 deadline for the attention of investors. But the negative sentiment is still coupled by disappointment with the financial statements of industrial and technology sectors.
The last statement from the White House is that the government could ‘lose smoke’ if the debt limit was not raised until the deadline. In addition to potential U.S. debt default, the U.S. government is also facing a credit downgrade.
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Investors on Wall Street began to believe in themselves after a debt settlement hopes the United States (U.S.). The investors also pursue technology-based stocks with the hope of increasing the income issuers.
Unfortunately, the Dow Jones suspended due to a weakening of Caterpillar Inc. shares fell 5.8% on a disappointing performance. Its shares dragged the Dow Jones fell 48.6 points, and finally stopped on 43 points.
S & P 500 index grew 2.2% in a week, appointed by the issuer and the revenue boom bailout plan for Greece in the European debt crisis. However, there are still many stocks are still suspended due to long negotiations over the U.S. debt.
Managing Director, Global Investment Solutions Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, Andrew Slimmon say if any U.S. debt settlement agreements in any form will trigger a rally in stock lots, plus the issuer’s expectations of good earnings and the existence of a solution to Greece’s debt, then it certainly will make the market rally. Read the rest of this entry »
Wall Street closed sharply higher flat despite positive sentiment driven Apple’s financial statements that exceeds expectations. Stocks overshadowed by negative sentiment about the U.S. debt limit agreement.
Apple shares jumped to record 2.7% to U.S. $ 386.90, after reporting earnings that exceeded analysts’ expectations.
But the positive sentiment from the manufacturer’s iPhone and iPad continue overshadowed by the U.S. debt limit issue is unresolved, while the deadline drew near. The U.S. government and Congress to negotiate to reach an agreement with a debt limit increase August 2 deadline, to avoid default.
In trading Wednesday (07/20/2011), the Dow Jones industrial average closed down 15.51 points, thin (0.12%) to a level of 12571.91. The broader Standard & Poor’s 500 index also fell 0.89 points, thin (0.07%) to a level of 1325.84 and the Nasdaq fell 12.29 points (0.43%) to a level of 2814.23. Read the rest of this entry »
Stocks on Wall Street closed lower back. Stock index fell for 3 consecutive days on concerns surrounding the issue of Europe’s debt crisis and also the release of a number of financial reporting technology companies weakened.
Despite sharply lower, but the two negative sentiment makes investors do not want to take action to buy even if stocks are cheap.
The shares had reound after discharge records from the Federal Reserve as well as comments from Federal Reserve officials who claimed the possibility of the release of more stimulative policy. But the rebound was immediately cut by the uncertainty surrounding the crisis in Europe.
In trading Tuesday (12/07/2011), the Dow Jones industrial average closed down 58.88 points (0.47%) to a level of 12446.88. The broader Standard & Poor’s 500 index also fell 5.85 points (0.44%) to a level of 1313.64 and the Nasdaq fell 20.71 points (0.74%) to a level of 2781.91.
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Stocks on Wall Street weakened due to exposure to profit taking. U.S. employment data (the U.S.) are far below expectations.
Attenuation suffered by uncle sam stock, ending an eight-day rally Nasdaq. Although all the major indexes on Wall Street slid, but in a week they managed to add points.
U.S. employment data only increased 18,000 in June, well below even the lowest expectations of analysts. It is surprising investors who had just put the funds in capital markets.
If you are concerned about employment data, you should wait for the issuer’s earnings (first semester) prior to selling the entire portfolio, the issuer’s estimated revenue and earnings will be far above forecasts, and when combined with market valuation, this is a good time to Read the rest of this entry »