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Previsión de un frío invierno 2020-21 con mucha nieve en EE. UUEl famoso Almanaque del Granjero ha publicado su pronóstico respecto a cómo será el invierno 2020-2021 en Estados Unidos y ya os avanzamos que son muy buenas noticias para los amantes de la nieve y el frío. Según el almanaque, las borrascas y las temperaturas por debajo de lo normal serán una constante en buena parte del país.
BBVA acumula un 'agujero' de 1.000 millones con sus inversiones en bolsaLa inestabilidad desatada por el coronavirus está afectando a la banca. A BBVA en particular, que no deja de tener efectos negativos. A la incertidumbre de por la subida de los impagos en Estados Unidos o España o la debilidad de Turquía, se han añadido en los últimos meses otra serie de efectos demoledores. Uno de ellos es el 'agujero' de sus inversiones financieras en empresas cotizadas. Solo a cierre de junio, último dato disponible, el grupo reconocía unas minusvalías latentes de algo más de 1.000 millones por la tenencia de acciones en firmas cotizadas en nuestro país.Hay que tener en cuenta que desde principios de ejercicio el Ibex 35 suma una caída del 24%, un hecho que está agrandando las posibles pérdidas en las que pueda incurrir el banco y está mermando sus ratios de capital.(...)
Cita de: PastorMesetario en Agosto 29, 2020, 14:34:34 pmCita de: Cadavre Exquis en Agosto 29, 2020, 14:27:35 pmCitarUS Tech Stocks Are Now Worth More Than the Entire European Stock MarketPosted by BeauHD on Friday August 28, 2020 @05:30PM from the noteworthy-milestone dept.An anonymous reader quotes a report from CNBC:CitarThe dominance of major U.S. tech stocks in recent years has pushed the sector past another milestone as it is now more valuable than the entire European stock market, according to Bank of America Global Research. The firm said in a note that this is the first time the market cap of the U.S. tech sector, at $9.1 trillion, exceeds Europe, which including the U.K. and Switzerland is now at $8.9 trillion. For reference, the firm said that in 2007, Europe was four times the size of U.S. technology stocks.Tech pulling ahead of the European continent comes as the U.S. market has become increasingly concentrated in mega-cap tech stocks, worrying some market strategists. The five biggest tech names -- Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon and Facebook -- accounted for 17.5% of the S&P 500 in January, and the rotation into tech during the coronavirus pandemic has pushed that number well above 20%. Consumer tech goliath Apple is worth more than $2 trillion by itself. The run for Amazon might be the most stunning of the group. The company has been growing into a dominant force in e-commerce since the 1990s, but the explosion of the cloud computing industry has helped its stock surge over the past decade. Its share price was about 20 times higher on Thursday than it was in August 2010.Saludos.La clásica búsqueda de un "safe heaven", de un refugio seguro, siempre termina igual. Sin saberlo, los máximos históricos resulta que son otra indicación de que todo se va a la mierda otra vez.Mire Usted lo que son las cosas. Pero es que en esto no soy de sentimientos, si no de mirar, observar, y pre-calcular. Si no estas perdido en bolsa.Ahora mismo el SP va a tope, pero lo malo que tienen los maximos historicos al mes siguiente de ser superados son los indicadores. Por eso muchos se quedaran en Septiembre fuera.Durante Septiembre se superaran de nuevo los maximos historicos, por que si no ya vamos mal, pero mal, pero lo importante es como acabe el mes. Si acaba por encima de donde esta ahora, en TF´s diario, semanal y mensual en RSI daran continuacion, aunque sobre-comprados. MACD a su marcha en paralelo, aunque con pequeno recorte en la paralela, porque las grandes subidas se dieron al principio y ahora. La Stoch. al 100%, en TF cortos no es extrano que la mantenga ahi, pero en los largos no suele aguantar mucho hasta que caiga.Pero, y ahi viene el pero. Si cierran el mes de septiembre por debajo de donde andamos:- el MACD se iria hacia el cruce.- el RSI entraria en divergencia.- la stoch. le entraria el sindrome "souflee".Yo sigo con la idea que llegara en torno a los 3699 (3697). Pero ya veremos.Por cierto lo que vemos ahora es el cierre de una posicion de uno de los gordos que la tenia desde febrero, supongo que durante la caida la habra protegido con cortos y alguna otra cosa. Pero ahora tiene "que cumplir". Como durante la caida seguramente ha mejorado su posicion de entrada, ahora tiene dinero extra en el bolsillo, que tiene que devolver al mercado = "pacto entre caballeros", o sea, que en la cerrada de posicion perdera ese "exceso de beneficio" a cambio de quedar bien. Y si, he visto muchas peliculas, pero esas lineas al final pasan por donde tienen que pasar.
Cita de: Cadavre Exquis en Agosto 29, 2020, 14:27:35 pmCitarUS Tech Stocks Are Now Worth More Than the Entire European Stock MarketPosted by BeauHD on Friday August 28, 2020 @05:30PM from the noteworthy-milestone dept.An anonymous reader quotes a report from CNBC:CitarThe dominance of major U.S. tech stocks in recent years has pushed the sector past another milestone as it is now more valuable than the entire European stock market, according to Bank of America Global Research. The firm said in a note that this is the first time the market cap of the U.S. tech sector, at $9.1 trillion, exceeds Europe, which including the U.K. and Switzerland is now at $8.9 trillion. For reference, the firm said that in 2007, Europe was four times the size of U.S. technology stocks.Tech pulling ahead of the European continent comes as the U.S. market has become increasingly concentrated in mega-cap tech stocks, worrying some market strategists. The five biggest tech names -- Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon and Facebook -- accounted for 17.5% of the S&P 500 in January, and the rotation into tech during the coronavirus pandemic has pushed that number well above 20%. Consumer tech goliath Apple is worth more than $2 trillion by itself. The run for Amazon might be the most stunning of the group. The company has been growing into a dominant force in e-commerce since the 1990s, but the explosion of the cloud computing industry has helped its stock surge over the past decade. Its share price was about 20 times higher on Thursday than it was in August 2010.Saludos.La clásica búsqueda de un "safe heaven", de un refugio seguro, siempre termina igual. Sin saberlo, los máximos históricos resulta que son otra indicación de que todo se va a la mierda otra vez.
CitarUS Tech Stocks Are Now Worth More Than the Entire European Stock MarketPosted by BeauHD on Friday August 28, 2020 @05:30PM from the noteworthy-milestone dept.An anonymous reader quotes a report from CNBC:CitarThe dominance of major U.S. tech stocks in recent years has pushed the sector past another milestone as it is now more valuable than the entire European stock market, according to Bank of America Global Research. The firm said in a note that this is the first time the market cap of the U.S. tech sector, at $9.1 trillion, exceeds Europe, which including the U.K. and Switzerland is now at $8.9 trillion. For reference, the firm said that in 2007, Europe was four times the size of U.S. technology stocks.Tech pulling ahead of the European continent comes as the U.S. market has become increasingly concentrated in mega-cap tech stocks, worrying some market strategists. The five biggest tech names -- Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon and Facebook -- accounted for 17.5% of the S&P 500 in January, and the rotation into tech during the coronavirus pandemic has pushed that number well above 20%. Consumer tech goliath Apple is worth more than $2 trillion by itself. The run for Amazon might be the most stunning of the group. The company has been growing into a dominant force in e-commerce since the 1990s, but the explosion of the cloud computing industry has helped its stock surge over the past decade. Its share price was about 20 times higher on Thursday than it was in August 2010.Saludos.
US Tech Stocks Are Now Worth More Than the Entire European Stock MarketPosted by BeauHD on Friday August 28, 2020 @05:30PM from the noteworthy-milestone dept.An anonymous reader quotes a report from CNBC:CitarThe dominance of major U.S. tech stocks in recent years has pushed the sector past another milestone as it is now more valuable than the entire European stock market, according to Bank of America Global Research. The firm said in a note that this is the first time the market cap of the U.S. tech sector, at $9.1 trillion, exceeds Europe, which including the U.K. and Switzerland is now at $8.9 trillion. For reference, the firm said that in 2007, Europe was four times the size of U.S. technology stocks.Tech pulling ahead of the European continent comes as the U.S. market has become increasingly concentrated in mega-cap tech stocks, worrying some market strategists. The five biggest tech names -- Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon and Facebook -- accounted for 17.5% of the S&P 500 in January, and the rotation into tech during the coronavirus pandemic has pushed that number well above 20%. Consumer tech goliath Apple is worth more than $2 trillion by itself. The run for Amazon might be the most stunning of the group. The company has been growing into a dominant force in e-commerce since the 1990s, but the explosion of the cloud computing industry has helped its stock surge over the past decade. Its share price was about 20 times higher on Thursday than it was in August 2010.
The dominance of major U.S. tech stocks in recent years has pushed the sector past another milestone as it is now more valuable than the entire European stock market, according to Bank of America Global Research. The firm said in a note that this is the first time the market cap of the U.S. tech sector, at $9.1 trillion, exceeds Europe, which including the U.K. and Switzerland is now at $8.9 trillion. For reference, the firm said that in 2007, Europe was four times the size of U.S. technology stocks.Tech pulling ahead of the European continent comes as the U.S. market has become increasingly concentrated in mega-cap tech stocks, worrying some market strategists. The five biggest tech names -- Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon and Facebook -- accounted for 17.5% of the S&P 500 in January, and the rotation into tech during the coronavirus pandemic has pushed that number well above 20%. Consumer tech goliath Apple is worth more than $2 trillion by itself. The run for Amazon might be the most stunning of the group. The company has been growing into a dominant force in e-commerce since the 1990s, but the explosion of the cloud computing industry has helped its stock surge over the past decade. Its share price was about 20 times higher on Thursday than it was in August 2010.
International reaction to resignation of Japan's PM AbeU.S. PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP:“I want to pay my highest respect to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe ... a great friend of mine,” Trump told reporters on Air Force One. “I just feel very badly about it.”Trump said Abe loved his country very much, adding that he planned to call the Japanese leader.CHINESE FOREIGN MINISTRY SPOKESMAN ZHAO LIJIAN“In recent years, the relationship between China and Japan has returned to the right track and achieved new developments ... We express a positive assessment of the important efforts made by Prime Minister Abe to achieve these ends and at the same time wish him a speedy recovery.”BRITISH PRIME MINISTER BORIS JOHNSON“@AbeShinzo has achieved great things as PM of Japan - for his country and the world,” Johnson said on Twitter.“Under his stewardship the UK-Japan relationship has gone from strength to strength in trade, defence and our cultural links. Thank you for all your years of service and I wish you good health.”GERMAN CHANCELLOR ANGELA MERKEL“I regret his resignation and wish him all the very best, Merkel told reporters. “We worked very well together.”RUSSIAThe Kremlin regrets that Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has decided to step down, spokesman Dmitry Peskov said, describing the working relations between Abe and President Vladimir Putin as “brilliant”.TAIWAN PRESIDENT TSAI ING-WEN“Prime Minister Abe was always friendly to Taiwan, whether on policy or the rights and interests of Taiwan’s people – he was extremely positive. We value his friendly feelings towards Taiwan and hope he is healthy.”NEW ZEALAND PRIME MINISTER JACINDA ARDERN“Prime Minister Abe struck me as a person of great integrity. He has led by example and showed what hard work, passion, and care for others can achieve,” Ardern said in a statement.“There is much Japan and New Zealand see eye to eye on. Our shared commitment to democracy and the rules-based international system makes Japan an important partner for New Zealand, especially in the Indo-Pacific region where we share common goals.”SOUTH KOREA PRESIDENTIAL BLUE HOUSE SPOKESMAN KANG MIN-SEOK“We regret the sudden resignation announcement of Prime Minister Abe, who has left many meaningful achievements as Japan’s longest-serving prime minister, and has also especially played a large role for development in South Korea and Japan’s bilateral relations.“We wish the prime minister a quick recovery. Our government will continue cooperation with the new prime minister and the new cabinet for improved ties with Japan.” (...)
Proving "a different world is possible," ExxonMobil dropped From Dow Jones after 92-year run"Big Oil has fallen. Our job is to make sure they don't take us down with them."Climate campaigners on Tuesday marked a major milestone in the fight to eliminate the use of fossil fuels and transition to a green energy economy as ExxonMobil was dropped from the S&P Dow Jones Industrial Average after nearly a century.The oil giant, the oldest member of the Dow, was replaced on the index by software company Salesforce as more than 100,000 people were displaced by wildfires raging across California, a third year of global Fridays for Future climate action protests kicked off, and the Republican Party was rebuked for failing to even mention the planetary emergency on the first night of its national convention.(...)
Angela Merkel prompted laughter with her confused reaction to the claim that Trump had 'charmed' her
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Tech overtaking Europe is also reflected in the overall performance of the U.S. and European markets. Since the beginning of 2010, the S&P 500 has gained nearly 200%, while the Euro Stoxx 50 has risen 13.4% and the U.K.’s FTSE 100 has gained just under 11%.
Para el mariñano Ramón Reimunde, presidente de Promagal, la federación que aglutina a 25 asociaciones de productores forestales del norte de A Coruña y Lugo, la caída del precio «é o típico abuso da empresa, que pensa nos seus resultados e non en que a xente vai ter que botar man da madeira polo paro e a falta de ingresos. Esa é a consecuencia do covid-19, aínda que se segue traballando, cortando e plantando». «O ano pasado a estas alturas, a madeira con casca estaba a 34,60 euros», recuerda. Juan Luis Casal, tesorero del colectivo de propietarios Terra Rendible, de Narón, se remonta más atrás: «En los años 1986-1988, se vendía a 7.500 pesetas, que serían 45 euros de hoy [...]. Es verdad que el precio de la celulosa bajó, pese al repunte de las primeras semanas del covid, pero vemos que los trabajadores del sector están cobrando lo mismo que en 2013, la mayoría son autónomos y les pagan 13 euros por tonelada». Prevé que el precio se desplome hasta los 25 euros. Pese a todo, constata que en la comarca «se sigue plantando» y talando, aunque, en el caso de los socios de Terra Rendible, «solo los montes menos productivos».«Detrás de Ence van todas as outras empresas», corrobora Roberto Gabia, presidente de Promace, la entidad de productores de Cedeira, que lleva algún tiempo sin operar con la papelera con sede en Pontevedra. Sobre los precios, vaticina que «veñen para quedarse». La demanda será uno de los factores determinantes, y Ence no prevé incrementos significativos en los próximos meses. «Dependerá, probablemente, de la evolución de la pandemia», sostiene. Aun así, Gabia explica que «se segue cortando, máis ou menos ao mesmo ritmo». Óscar Piñón, maderista ortegano y secretario de Promagal, advierte de que «la vuelta a la actividad normal está siendo lenta», pese a no haber parado en ningún momento la actividad, reconocida como esencial.Incertidumbre en el sectorEl resultado de la encuesta realizada por la Axencia Galega da Industria Forestal (Xera) en el mes de mayo pronostica una reducción del 26 % en la facturación de las empresas forestales en 2020, respecto al año pasado. El 95 % de los agentes consultados advierten del efecto negativo de la crisis del covid-19, aunque el 33 % de las empresas «manterán ou incrementarán [un 7 %] as inversións». En cuanto a las principales preocupaciones, señala «a incertidume e a evolución da demanda futura». Concluye, no obstante, que se trata de un sector «resiliente, capilar, proactivo e con futuro». Eso sí, remarcan desde Xera a raíz de las conclusiones del sondeo, «agora necesita apoio, sobre todo no fomento da demanda interior, para poder axudar a Galicia a aproveitar o Green Deal Europeo».