CALDEIRÃO DE BOLSA

DocinhoTrader Escreveu:Como diria o nosso moderador Ulisses,"quantas vezes já enterraram o sp vivo", e ele mostra exatamente o contrário?

Aqui segue o BULL, de uma forma artificial ou não, é o que o gráfico nos diz e só teremos de virar o leme quando assim houver indicações.
Outra coisa em que acredito plenamente é que isto só cairá quando todos estiverem "dentro"

Bom FDS.

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Thursday’s disappointing American factory data confirmed for many the unavoidable impact of an escalating trade war to the U.S. economy, not just the global consequences, as was recently projected through falling confidence among German businesses. Market structure continues to break down, as small caps perform poorly even as the dollar grows stronger— which shouldn't be the case. A ramp-up of the current trade war ought to have the opposite impact on domestic-focused small caps not to mention the global reserve currency.

On the final day of this past week's trade, the S&P squeezed out a 0.14% advance. Eight of the benchmark’s eleven sectors finished in the green. Financials (+0.79%) outperformed while Consumer Staples (-0.36%) lagged.

For the week, the SPX slumped, down 1.17%, with eight sectors in red. Energy plunged 3.34%, as expanding inventories compounded the negative outlook for demand amid a global trade war. This was the index's third consecutive drop. Technically, a fall below the 2,800 level would signal the start of a medium-term downtrend.

We have been bearish on the market's medium-term outlook since early December. And despite a still booming economy that in June will earn a record for the longest positive GDP recorded, surpassing the robust expansion of the 1990s, there’s still a snag.

The U.S. just reached a record 13 straight years without real GDP growth reaching 3%. Unemployment—at 3.6%—is at a 50-year low. Nonetheless, one has to ask, is this sustainable given technology’s exponential growth which will likely put more and more humans out of work?

On the other hand, this is still the second most profitable bull market, with a more than 400% return from the 2009 lows. However, does that make this an appropriate time to enter the market…or exit it?

lfhm83 Escreveu:Isto vai muito além de tarifas é uma proibição arcaica completamente contra o livre mercado. Nunca pensei que fosse escalar a este nível, agora sim acredito que vá fazer mossa no mercado.

Google suspende negócios com a Huawei após lista negra de Trump

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Google suspende negócios com a Huawei após lista negra de Trump