SPX
Boas!
O gráfico de 5 minutos parece estar a formar um H&S dos pekeninos. Terá alguma validade? Pergunto isso porque o H&S costuma ser uma figura de inversão...
Abraço e bons trades...
O Bala
O gráfico de 5 minutos parece estar a formar um H&S dos pekeninos. Terá alguma validade? Pergunto isso porque o H&S costuma ser uma figura de inversão...
Abraço e bons trades...
O Bala
StockMarket it's like a box of chocolates...You just never know what you gonna get.
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Enslaved Escreveu:Onorio Escreveu:Short squeeze![]()
Provavel onda ii, ou final da onda D.
Ja se tiram mais conclusoes daqui a pouco.
Essa onda D seria muito curta. Não acredito.
Nem eu, mas era bom, era sinal q a E ainda ia ser mais pequena

Possivel causa disto :
CNBC announcement that Freddie/Fan have devised a plan to restructure bad mortgages and to allow owners to remain in their homes.
Abraço
Onorio Escreveu:Short squeeze![]()
Provavel onda ii, ou final da onda D.
Ja se tiram mais conclusoes daqui a pouco.
Essa onda D seria muito curta. Não acredito

Surf's up and down in the markets
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dragoa Escreveu:Enslaved Escreveu:Só vejo uma hipótese que é esta ser a onda ii e não a que foi feita durante a manhã.
Isso significa que após este pequeno rally teremos descidas ainda mais fortes.
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Abraço
Sim, penso que sim. Vamos ver o fecho da sessão porque deve ser interessante

Surf's up and down in the markets
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Só vejo uma hipótese que é esta ser a onda ii e não a que foi feita durante a manhã
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Surf's up and down in the markets
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Enslaved Escreveu:Possível padrão.
Também estava a fazer essa leitura mas saíu do triangulo para cima.
Vamos ver se continua!

Pelo que percebi dos comentários do Arnie o SP andará normalmente num range entre os 890 e os 993 sendo os valores fora deste range falsos breaks!
Se assim for o comportamento está como esperado.
Abraço
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Hipotecas
Qual acham que vai ser o efeito disto no spx?
AP
Feds move to streamline aid process for homeowners
Tuesday November 11, 11:55 am ET
By Alan Zibel, AP Real Estate Writer
Government, mortgage industry to announce assistance effort for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac loans
WASHINGTON (AP) -- In the most sweeping effort so far to help troubled homeowners, the federal government and the mortgage industry on Tuesday will announce a plan to streamline the assistance process for hundreds of thousands of delinquent loans held by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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The Federal Housing Finance Agency, which seized control of the two mortgage finance companies in September, scheduled a press conference for 2 p.m. EST. Scheduled to attend were officials from the Treasury Department, Wells Fargo & Co., the Department of Housing and Urban Development and Hope Now, an alliance of mortgage companies organized by the Bush administration last year.
An industry official who worked on the plan said the new approach will allow lenders to modify more delinquent loans by establishing broad criteria to speed up the process. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because details had not been announced.
The new initiative will likely have tremendous importance because Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac own or guarantee about half of U.S. home loans.
To qualify, borrowers would have to be at least three months behind on their home loans, and would need to have home loans worth at least 90 percent their house's value. The interest rate or principal amount of the loan would be reduced so that borrowers would not pay more than 38 percent of their income on housing expenses, the industry official said.
The announcement comes as major banks are stepping up their efforts to curtail losses from souring mortgages. More than 4 million American homeowners with a mortgage were at least one payment behind on their loans at the end of June, and 500,000 had started the foreclosure process, according to the most recent data from the Mortgage Bankers Association.
Citigroup announced late Monday it is halting foreclosures for borrowers who live in their own homes, have decent incomes and stand a good chance of making lowered mortgage payments. The New York-based banking giant also said it is also working to expand the program to include mortgages for which the bank collects payments but does not own.
Additionally, over the next six months, Citi plans to reach out to 500,000 homeowners who are not currently behind on their mortgage payments, but who are on the verge of falling behind. This represents about one-third of all the mortgages that Citigroup owns, the bank said.
Citi plans to devote a team of 600 salespeople to assist the targeted borrowers by adjusting their rates, reducing principal or increasing the term of the loan.
Late last month, JPMorgan Chase & Co expanded its mortgage modification program to an estimated $70 billion in loans, which could aid as many as 400,000 customers. The New York-based bank has already modified about $40 billion in mortgages, helping 250,000 customers since early 2007.
Bank of America, meanwhile, has said that starting Dec. 1, it will modify an estimated 400,000 loans held by newly acquired Countrywide Financial Corp. as part of an $8.4 billion legal settlement reached with 11 states in early October.
AP Business Writer Sara Lepro contributed to this report.
AP
Feds move to streamline aid process for homeowners
Tuesday November 11, 11:55 am ET
By Alan Zibel, AP Real Estate Writer
Government, mortgage industry to announce assistance effort for Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac loans
WASHINGTON (AP) -- In the most sweeping effort so far to help troubled homeowners, the federal government and the mortgage industry on Tuesday will announce a plan to streamline the assistance process for hundreds of thousands of delinquent loans held by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Federal Housing Finance Agency, which seized control of the two mortgage finance companies in September, scheduled a press conference for 2 p.m. EST. Scheduled to attend were officials from the Treasury Department, Wells Fargo & Co., the Department of Housing and Urban Development and Hope Now, an alliance of mortgage companies organized by the Bush administration last year.
An industry official who worked on the plan said the new approach will allow lenders to modify more delinquent loans by establishing broad criteria to speed up the process. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because details had not been announced.
The new initiative will likely have tremendous importance because Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac own or guarantee about half of U.S. home loans.
To qualify, borrowers would have to be at least three months behind on their home loans, and would need to have home loans worth at least 90 percent their house's value. The interest rate or principal amount of the loan would be reduced so that borrowers would not pay more than 38 percent of their income on housing expenses, the industry official said.
The announcement comes as major banks are stepping up their efforts to curtail losses from souring mortgages. More than 4 million American homeowners with a mortgage were at least one payment behind on their loans at the end of June, and 500,000 had started the foreclosure process, according to the most recent data from the Mortgage Bankers Association.
Citigroup announced late Monday it is halting foreclosures for borrowers who live in their own homes, have decent incomes and stand a good chance of making lowered mortgage payments. The New York-based banking giant also said it is also working to expand the program to include mortgages for which the bank collects payments but does not own.
Additionally, over the next six months, Citi plans to reach out to 500,000 homeowners who are not currently behind on their mortgage payments, but who are on the verge of falling behind. This represents about one-third of all the mortgages that Citigroup owns, the bank said.
Citi plans to devote a team of 600 salespeople to assist the targeted borrowers by adjusting their rates, reducing principal or increasing the term of the loan.
Late last month, JPMorgan Chase & Co expanded its mortgage modification program to an estimated $70 billion in loans, which could aid as many as 400,000 customers. The New York-based bank has already modified about $40 billion in mortgages, helping 250,000 customers since early 2007.
Bank of America, meanwhile, has said that starting Dec. 1, it will modify an estimated 400,000 loans held by newly acquired Countrywide Financial Corp. as part of an $8.4 billion legal settlement reached with 11 states in early October.
AP Business Writer Sara Lepro contributed to this report.
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Jiboia Cega Escreveu:Malta,
Que instrumentos estão a utilizar para negociar os shorts do SP?
Abraço
Jiboia
Cfd's

Parece que a onda ii foi pequenina e já estamos na onda iii

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A Cabeça e Ombros até está engraçada, mas não concordo lá muito. Ela deve surgir como sinal de inversão, isto é, na sequência de uma extensa subida.
Mas não desanimem: é que eu estou filado numa Chávena com Asa que nos põe nos 800 num abrir e fechar de olhos!
Abraço.
Mas não desanimem: é que eu estou filado numa Chávena com Asa que nos põe nos 800 num abrir e fechar de olhos!

Abraço.
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"People want to be told what to do so badly that they'll listen to anyone." - Don Draper, Mad Men
Olá a todos
Mesmo com a chegada do frio o pessoal só pensa em continuar de calções
Eu também mantenho os meus, tendo como um primeiro target os 880/860 e em seguida os mínimos do ano..... mas vamos com calma
Tenho o stop colocado nos 967.50
Espero que quando chegar a noite tenha boas notícias
Boa tarde pra todos e BN

Mesmo com a chegada do frio o pessoal só pensa em continuar de calções

Eu também mantenho os meus, tendo como um primeiro target os 880/860 e em seguida os mínimos do ano..... mas vamos com calma

Tenho o stop colocado nos 967.50
Espero que quando chegar a noite tenha boas notícias

Boa tarde pra todos e BN

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Mas tem a cabeça furada!????...tb vale?
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