The reference rate cut by major central banks made yesterday was not sufficient to support a strong rebound in stocks, which closed the session near the minimum period.
Yesterday in Wall Street, Dow Jones -2%, S & P500? 1.13%, Nasdaq -0.83%. Banks still prove to be difficult (-3%). We believe the potential bearish indices U.S. is out of stock and increase the chances of a strong rebound, despite the high volatility (Vix index 57) could still affect the framework for short.
Asian indices closed weak this morning: Nikkei -0.5%, China? 0.5%, Bombay -3.15%.
In Europe, the decline in the Bund future (116.5) by the maximum period may attempt to anticipate a rebound in European indices.
The S & P / Mib (22,274) yesterday made to mark new lows for the period. Oscillators (RSI) are set for an imminent rebound.
Tags: bund future, China, Crisis Grants, 2008 stock market collapse, the market collapse in 2008, Dell, Dow Jones, the VIX index, Nikkei, U.S., Wall Street
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Rhetorical
October 12th, 2008 at 5:26 am
1I foresee a rebound shy (perhaps around 2%) in Europe for Monday 'and a larger (perhaps 4%) for Tuesday' to the reopening of Wall Street.
Rebounds good for intraday traders, but that should not delude ourselves: it is not clear that the bottom has been touched - in any case - will not be the beginning of a recovery, at most could begin a phase of stabilization.
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