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发表于 2009-5-4 13:54
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至少到目前为止,我还没有因为今天破900亏钱,所以值得庆贺一下。
: [. x! Y9 q. ~+ f不过如果反弹没有发生,那么今天的亏损就是平时的2倍多。
" r) W, C+ R. `/ Z其实很多人都在奇怪今天的大幅上涨,如果比较两个星期前,会不会来个倒置?
1 g# h: W2 U5 u3 l# o& M8 Y我记得当时是周一大幅下跌。
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Optimism ruled in the NY session and risk trades extended gains. Better economic data coupled with a massive rally in financials helped the “risky” currencies higher and left the buck on the mat. Pending home sales in the US rose 3.2% in March while the market was expecting a flat read. This indicator leads existing home sales by about two months and suggests we could be putting in a bottom. By no means does this suggest housing will be a booming industry from here, but the worst of the declines look to be behind us. Financial stocks rallied more than 10% after shrugging off concerns that many of the big banks will need to raise capital following the Fed’s stress tests (results due later this week). The Fed’s Senior Loan Officer Survey also showed credit strains slowing, with about 40% of banks tightening lending standards, the lowest since 1Q 2008. So the “not as bad” news continued to drive the emotional rally。 |
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