[quote="Indiana Jones"]T'is weer eens zo ver. Weet niet wat de reactie hierop weer gaat zijn ...
Vermoedelijk shortsqeeze (nr. tig), maar nog steeds onvoldoende long-push in de markt ...
Ja, zoiets dat is gewoonweg niet normaal...niet logisch !
Natuurlijk geven ze over de plas het signaal, dat het aan HUN cijfers ligt
WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - U.S. manufacturers expanded in January at the slowest rate in eight months as the pace of new orders sharply decelerated, according to the closely followed ISM index. The Institute for Supply Management index sank to 51.3% from 56.5% in December. That's the lowest level since last May. Economists surveyed by MarketWatch had expected the index to drop to 56.0%. Still, any reading over 50 indicate more manufacturers are expanding instead of contracting. The ISM's new-orders gauge plunged 13.2 points to 51.2%, which was also the lowest level since May. And the employment gauge - a signal of hiring intentions - fell 3.5 points to 52.3%.
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/gold-m ... 2014-02-03
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Market overview
1619: Shares of precious metals and gold miners are sprinting higher running into the close of trading. Today´s bounce in gold on the back of higher risk aversion seems to be the chief reason - again - behind the latest move.
1539: Sterling is near the day´s lows, down by 0.64 per cent, to 1.6331.
1532: Banks down and utilities higher, that seems to be the best way to sum up the price action so far today on the top flight index. Reckitt Benckiser Group is rising strongly after Sanford C. Bernstein reiterated its 'outperform' rating on the shares.
1500: The Institute for Supply Management´s (ISM) manufacturing sector survey for the month of January has come in at 51.3, following a reading of 57 for the month before (consensus: 56). That´s about the last thing jittery traders needed. "A number of comments from the panel cite adverse weather conditions as a factor negatively impacting their businesses in January, while others reflect optimism and increasing volumes in the early stages of 2014," the ISM said. FTSE 100 down 32 to 6,478.
1455: European Banks are the worst performing group out on the DJ Stoxx 600 this afternoon. That is being reflected on the Footsie by shares of Barclays and RBS slipping lower, alongside those of peer Lloyds. The ECB has today announced that lenders will be asked to show that their common capital would hold above at 5.5 per cent of assets in an economic crisis. As well, the ECB has provided further details regarding how it will value certain assets as part of its Asset Quality Review.
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