▶ TTT-Team: Donnerstag, 30.08.2007
"Zwei Dinge sind unendlich: das Universum und die menschliche Dummheit.
Aber beim Universum bin ich mir nicht ganz sicher."
Albert Einstein
:-))
Ommea
Schade, dass es so weit kommen muss!
Typ WKN
Name Anz. Rest Spesen Kurs Änd. G / V Umsatz
30.08.07 17:57 Kauf DZ0UML DAX (P KO S . 9.000 9.000 10,00 € 0,75 € - -10,00 € -6.760,00 €
30.08.07 17:54 Verkauf BN0LCJ DAX (P KO L 7. 5.000 - 10,00 € 2,14 € +36,31% 2.840 € 10.690,00 €
30.08.07 17:54 Verkauf DB1Q80 DAX (P KO L 7. 5.000 - 10,00 € 2,05 € +36,67% 2.740 € 10.240,00 €
30.08.07 17:53 Verkauf TB0ZX7 DAX (P KO L 7. 5.000 - 10,00 € 2,24 € +33,33% 2.790 € 11.190,00 €
30.08.07 10:55 Kauf DB1Q80 DAX (P KO L 7. 5.000 0 10,00 € 1,50 € - -10,00 € -7.510,00 €
30.08.07 10:54 Kauf TB0ZX7 DAX (P KO L 7. 5.000 0 10,00 € 1,68 € - -10,00 € -8.410,00 €
30.08.07 10:53 Verkauf DB1Q80 DAX (P KO L 7. 6.000 - 10,00 € 1,48 € +1,37% 110,00 € 8.870,00 €
30.08.07 10:51 Kauf BN0LCJ DAX (P KO L 7. 5.000 0 10,00 € 1,57 € - -10,00 € -7.860,00 €
30.08.07 10:50 Verkauf TB0ZX7 DAX (P KO L 7. 5.000 - 10,00 € 1,65 € +1,23% 90,00 € 8.240,00 €
30.08.07 10:49 Kauf DB1Q80 DAX (P KO L 7. 6.000 0 10,00 € 1,46 € - -10,00 € -8.770,00 €
30.08.07 10:47 Verkauf BN0LCJ DAX (P KO L 7. 5.000 - 10,00 € 1,48 € +2,07% 140,00 € 7.390,00 €
30.08.07 10:46 Kauf TB0ZX7 DAX (P KO L 7. 5.000 0 10,00 € 1,63 € - -10,00 € -8.160,00 €
30.08.07 10:43 Verkauf TB0ZX7 DAX (P KO L 7. 4.000 - 10,00 € 1,65 € +5,10% 310,00 € 6.590,00 €
30.08.07 10:42 Verkauf DB1Q80 DAX (P KO L 7. 900 - 1,47 € +3,52% 45,00 € 1.323,00 €
30.08.07 10:42 Verkauf DB1Q80 DAX (P KO L 7. 1.000 - 1,47 € +3,52% 50,00 € 1.470,00 €
30.08.07 10:42 Verkauf DB1Q80 DAX (P KO L 7. 4.000 - 10,00 € 1,47 € -2,00% -130,00 € 5.870,00 €
30.08.07 10:33 Kauf TB0ZX7 DAX (P KO L 7. 4.000 0 10,00 € 1,57 € - -10,00 € -6.290,00 €
30.08.07 10:32 Kauf BN0LCJ DAX (P KO L 7. 5.000 0 10,00 € 1,45 € - -10,00 € -7.260,00 €
30.08.07 10:19 Kauf DB1Q80 DAX (P KO L 7. 900 0 10,00 € 1,42 € - -10,00 € -1.288,00 €
30.08.07 10:19 Kauf DB1Q80 DAX (P KO L 7. 1.000 0 10,00 € 1,42 € - -10,00 € -1.430,00 €
30.08.07 10:02 Kauf DB1Q80 DAX (P KO L 7. 4.000 0 10,00 € 1,50 € - -10,00 € -6.010,00 €
30.08.07 10:00 Verkauf DZ0UML DAX (P KO S . 6.000 - 10,00 € 1,15 € +8,49% 530,00 € 6.890,00 €
30.08.07 09:34 Kauf DZ0UML DAX (P KO S . 6.000 0 10,00 € 1,06 € - -10,00 € -6.370,00 €
30.08.07 09:34 Verkauf DB1Q80 DAX (P KO L 7. 5.000 - 10,00 € 1,64 € +10,81% 790,00 € 8.190,00 €
30.08.07 09:08 Kauf DB1Q80 DAX (P KO L 7. 5.000 0 10,00 € 1,48 € - -10,00 € -7.410,00 €
Müsste der Dax nicht schon bei 7500 stehen?
Aber wer weiss schon was in den Emmis und Amis vorgeht ;-)
Grundsätzlich aus charttechnischer Sicht jetzt short, aber mit enger Absicherung.
Und windowdressing, die wertstellung der fonds erfolgt doch am ende des monats.
aber es kann auch anders kommen.
Bislang immernoch im Abwärtstrend. Long kann man immernoch gehen, wenns klare Signale gibt.
Aber rechtfertigt das 30 Punkte im Dax?
And there is just as much pressure on Bernanke to avoid trying a 'silver bullet' rate cut.
The audience he'll actually be facing at the Kansas City Fed's annual economic symposium consists of top-level central bankers and economists from around the world. But the audience beyond the mountain resort will be even tougher.
Markets are waiting anxiously -- and that word is likely an understatement -- for some signal that the Fed is about to come to their rescue with a rate cut.
There is a good chance they'll be disappointed. 'It won't be because of what Bernanke says,' thinks Patrick O'Hare at Briefing.com, 'it will likely be because of what he doesn't say.'
'Anyone expecting a clear-cut signal on the FOMC's next move is expecting too much,' said O'Hare.
The topic at Jackson Hole this year is housing and monetary policy. 'The travails of the sub-prime mortgage market have put this linkage at center stage,' says economist David Resler at Nomura. 'Mr. Bernanke is likely to acknowledge that the housing sector is in a protracted slump that is proving longer and deeper than had been expected.'
And he'll have to acknowledge all the recent market chaos. But whether Bernanke will go beyond his recent promises to two US Senators that the Fed is monitoring closely and ready to act if needed is questionable.
One example of the counter-pressure: this morning a senior European economic official warned against bowing to market demands. The Fed 'should only cut interest rates in response to its basic objective, which is the inflation rate in the U.S. economy and the health of the U.S. economy,' Adrian Blundell-Wignall, Deputy Director of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development told reporters outside a business conference in France. Anything else would smack of a bail-out for investors who made bad decisions.
'Can you say Greenspan put? Bernanke put-out?,' is how economist Robert Brusca described the dilemma. He was referring to the market jargon for investors' belief that former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan rescued them from excessive pain.
But memories of a 'Greenspan put' may just be rose-colored hindsight. 'The notion that Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke is showing less sensitivity to volatility in the financial markets than Alan Greenspan is utter hogwash smacking of a classic case of people seeing what they want, or expect, to see,' declared Tony Crescenzi of Miller Tabak.
It was more than a year after the collapse of the Thai baht in 1997 began the Asian financial crisis before the Fed responded with a rate cut in September of 1998. Lots of people in lots of markets suffered lots of pain in the meantime.
Still, if Ben Bernanke can't ride to the rescue in classic Western hero style tomorrow, he still has to offer some reassurance that the Fed's financial cavalry isn't asleep in the fort.
dennis.moore@thomson.com
dem/wash/dca
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