Liệu có suy thoái lần 2 ? phố Wall phiên cuối tuần, sự chờ đợi của cộng đồng đầu tư thế giới

làm sao bác biết được cầu nào là cầu ảo, giao dịch nào là 2 tay... Phiên nào cũng có cầu ảo, cung ảo, giao dịch hay tay thì như nhau... khi thống kê thì nên bỏ yếu tố nào... không thể nào thống kê được cung-cầu nào là ảo, cung-cầu nào là thật

chuyển cà phê thành bia nên hơi lâu bác à

Nhiều cổ phiếu trong 30 cổ phiếu lớn thuộc D o w bật xanh trở lại đã giúp D o w bật xanh trở lại sau khi giảm trên 200 điểm:

http://finance.yahoo.com/q/cp?s=%5EDJI+Components

Thị trường việc làm tốt hơn mong đợi làm dịu sự lo lắng về việc suy thoái lần 2 là nguyên nhân chính hỗ trợ cho Phố W all trong phiên giao dịch cuối tuần

Thị trường này mà đứng ngoài 100% thì sẽ tiếc... theo tôi, ít nhất cũng phải 50% cổ trong tài khoản

Chứng khoán Mỹ bật xanh, vàng giảm trở lại, dầu tăng nhẹ khi nổi lo suy thoái vơi dần

Báo cáo việc làm tốt đã làm dịu nổi lo suy thoái của phố Wall, cuối phiên DOw tăng trở lại 60 điểm

Dow tăng gỉảm nhẹ là tốt cho giá dầu và hàng hoá, VN hưởng lợi trong cuộc chiến chống lạm phát.

S&P hạ tín nhiệm Mỹ xuống AA+, thứ 2 lại có kịch hay rồi.

Các chuyên gia và những nhà môi giới của phố Wall khuyên nhà đầu tư mua vào cổ phiếu và không nên bỏ chạy

Wall Street to brokers: investors should buy, not flee

Wall Street to brokers: investors should buy, not flee

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Traders work on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, August 5, 2011. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid
On Friday August 5, 2011, 1:52 pm

By Joseph A. Giannone
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street's advice to investors battered by plunging markets: Keep buying stocks.
With markets plunging for more than a week, and no relief in sight, some of the biggest brokerages on Thursday afternoon and early on Friday told their advisers that clients should not flee but instead buy into the panic.
"Mr. Market is often wrong and panic selling is dangerous," David Bianco, Chief U.S. Strategist for Merrill Lynch global research, wrote in a strategy note. "Panic selling in a correction is dangerous, as the best days usually closely follow the worst."
The benchmark S&P 500 Index sank into "correction" territory on Thursday, falling more than 10 percent from highs reached in April, and slipped again on Friday despite an early rally inspired by an encouraging job growth report.
Federal lawmakers reached a debt-ceiling agreement this week that removed the threat of a U.S. default and briefly inspired a burst of optimism. Yet investor sentiment quickly became gloomy again amid persistent views that weakness in the U.S. economy and spreading sovereign debt problems in Europe would lead to another slowdown.
Merrill Lynch strategists, in a conference call early Friday for its 16,241 advisers, said clients should buy the largest companies in the S&P 500 -- excluding financial services stocks.
Bianco in a research note predicted corporate earnings growth will slow to high single-digit rates, prompting analysts to "trim but not slash" their 2012 profit forecasts. Business spending will remain robust, particularly among energy, mining, transportation, utility and capital goods companies.
Wells Fargo Advisors, third among U.S. broker-dealers with 15,194 advisers, recommended that long-term investors trim their bond exposure by 2 percent and bump up their holdings in large-cap stocks by a similar amount.
"It is still too early to jump into the market in a big way, but long-term investors should use currency market weakness to add to equity positions," Wells strategists wrote in a special market update for advisers.
The Wells Fargo & Co unit repeated these views in a live "radio show" Thursday afternoon that had been scheduled to discuss this week's debt-ceiling agreement by U.S. lawmakers.
Edward D. Jones & Co, whose more than 12,000 retail brokers cater to small investors, says the economy may be growing slowly but it is not shrinking.
Jones investment strategist Kate Warne, in a note to financial advisers, said investors are ignoring some positive signals: banks are in good health, oil prices are below $90 a barrel and companies are financially stronger.
"Don't let (market) declines cause you to make decisions to overturn your investment strategy," Warne advised the firm's brokers. "Instead, consider adding quality stocks, especially those that have a track record of increasing their dividends."
Michael Ryan, chief investment strategist for UBS Wealth Management Americas, told the firm's 6,862 advisers investors should refrain from liquidating their positions into the panic, saying stocks are "deeply oversold."
That said, the selling pressure will likely persist.
"The market damage experienced over the past two weeks has been stunning with regard to both speed and scope, and it will take time before markets recover," Ryan wrote in a research note distributed through UBS' market response center.
(Reporting by Joseph A. Giannone; Editing by Phil Berlowitz)
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