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Cita de: VivanlasCaenas en Octubre 15, 2019, 10:05:55 am Y no será que nos estamos perdiendo el MFBHjusto en estos momentos?. Al menos en bolsa Americana. El SP500 está otra vez rondando los máximos históricos y no da muestras de especial debilidad.No, porque antes las bolsas tienen que caer mucho, cuando la bolsa americana caiga las demás también caerán y entonces empezará a ser el momento de entrar.
Y no será que nos estamos perdiendo el MFBHjusto en estos momentos?. Al menos en bolsa Americana. El SP500 está otra vez rondando los máximos históricos y no da muestras de especial debilidad.
Cita de: teuton en Octubre 15, 2019, 10:49:01 amCita de: VivanlasCaenas en Octubre 15, 2019, 10:05:55 am Y no será que nos estamos perdiendo el MFBHjusto en estos momentos?. Al menos en bolsa Americana. El SP500 está otra vez rondando los máximos históricos y no da muestras de especial debilidad.No, porque antes las bolsas tienen que caer mucho, cuando la bolsa americana caiga las demás también caerán y entonces empezará a ser el momento de entrar.igual que no estamos teniendo un "techo al uso", los mercados bajistas son los más difíciles.podríamos tener un lateral de AÑOS, podría bajar el SP500 a 1800 y luego volver a subir a 2500, rebotes del 25% / 30% son posiblesojo porque buscar el suelo va a ser extremadamente difícil, el que compre pensando que ya ha llegado, podría enfrentarse a años de lateral por debajo de donde ha compradolos ricos lo aprovechan porque usan DINERO QUE NO NECESITAN
El serpencamegirafante sólo está soplando furiosamente por su trompa, en un intento vacuo de desafiar la gravedad.
La #deuda de #empresas y #hogares se redujo hasta el 132,1 % del PIB en el segundo trimestre de 2019 https://t.co/yg4dWJOTmy #bdeEstadísticas #bdePrensa #CuentasFinancieras https://t.co/q8sKOwffdY
Run Forest RunCan markets, once again, convince themselves that historic valuations no longer matter? Possibly, but they will need a theme to fuel the delusion.It could come in the form QE Forever, which we don’t think is very probable. That jig is almost up and any further rise in inflation will put a stake through its heart.Artificial Intelligence? This is the one to watch, which will be a major disruptive force for decades to come.The theme goes something like this. Companies can lay off all their workers and replace them with machines and algorithms, which will inflate margins to infinity and beyond.The problem with this scenario is it would crush aggregate demand and economic growth. The geniuses are trying to find a balance and, thus far, have come up with concepts such as Universal Basic Income (UBI) and Modern Monetary Theory (MMT).
https://global-macro-monitor.com/2019/10/14/how-far-can-the-stock-market-run/CitarThe theme goes something like this. Companies can lay off all their workers and replace them with machines and algorithms, which will inflate margins to infinity and beyond.The problem with this scenario is it would crush aggregate demand and economic growth. The geniuses are trying to find a balance and, thus far, have come up with concepts such as Universal Basic Income (UBI) and Modern Monetary Theory (MMT).[/b]
The theme goes something like this. Companies can lay off all their workers and replace them with machines and algorithms, which will inflate margins to infinity and beyond.The problem with this scenario is it would crush aggregate demand and economic growth. The geniuses are trying to find a balance and, thus far, have come up with concepts such as Universal Basic Income (UBI) and Modern Monetary Theory (MMT).[/b]
Tiene toda la pinta, no creo que veamos el SP en 666 otra vez.Cita de: VivanlasCaenas en Octubre 15, 2019, 10:05:55 am Y no será que nos estamos perdiendo el MFBHjusto en estos momentos?. Al menos en bolsa Americana. El SP500 está otra vez rondando los máximos históricos y no da muestras de especial debilidad.https://global-macro-monitor.com/2019/10/14/how-far-can-the-stock-market-run/CitarRun Forest RunCan markets, once again, convince themselves that historic valuations no longer matter? Possibly, but they will need a theme to fuel the delusion.It could come in the form QE Forever, which we don’t think is very probable. That jig is almost up and any further rise in inflation will put a stake through its heart.Artificial Intelligence? This is the one to watch, which will be a major disruptive force for decades to come.The theme goes something like this. Companies can lay off all their workers and replace them with machines and algorithms, which will inflate margins to infinity and beyond.The problem with this scenario is it would crush aggregate demand and economic growth. The geniuses are trying to find a balance and, thus far, have come up with concepts such as Universal Basic Income (UBI) and Modern Monetary Theory (MMT).
EU tells UK its Brexit plans 'not good enough' and sets 14-hour deadline for deal at summitBoris Johnson’s government has rejected claims a Brexit deal cannot be negotiated in time for this week’s EU leaders’ summit after the Finnish prime minister warned there was no “practical or legal way” to find an agreement by then.The EU’s chief negotiator Michel Barnier has reportedly told EU27 ministers in Luxembourg that the latest UK proposals were “not yet good enough”. Barnier is said to have told ministers an agreement would have to be reached by the end of Tuesday.It comes as British negotiators reportedly put forward new proposals in bid to break the deadlock with their European Commission counterparts in Brussels.
EU sets MIDNIGHT tonight as deadline for a deal: Michel Barnier demands more concessions ahead of summit and says the UK's latest proposals are 'not enough' as talks go down to wire
Jim Grant: The Problem Isn’t Liquidity, It’s DebtMr. Grant believes that excessive bond issuance caused by swelling federal deficits is the true problem of funding pressures, not insufficient liquidity."(...) Maybe the problem is not the lack of so-called liquidity from the point of view of the money hose. Maybe the problem is too many bonds to be financed… The demand for overnight financing strikes me as not necessarily a function of the paucity of liquidity but rather as an excess of… collateral, meaning bills. notes, bonds of the United States government. We are running trillion dollar deficits at a time of supposedly high macro-economic cotton.”
El Gobierno rebaja sólo una décima su previsión de PIB para 2019 al 2,1 %Desoye a instituciones como el Banco de España y expertos de otras entidades como Funcas o el BBVA que apuntan a que el crecimiento será del 2% o del 1,9%
IMF warns world growth slowest since financial crisisThe global economy is growing at its slowest pace since the financial crisis, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has said.