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MadisonAv zei:Btw, ik zie dat bijna alles op de canslim website betalend is...
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[Az3r];11415364 zei:je hebt een investors.com account nodig voor de website te kunnen gebruiken = 169$/jaar
daarbij kun je het Equity Research Package nemen, dat is een pakket waar je fundamentals en charts kunt bekijken op 1 pagina(Investors.com - IBD TV), en daar zit ook in een stock screener in en een industry group performance tool
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[Az3r];11415364 zei:je hebt een investors.com account nodig voor de website te kunnen gebruiken = 169$/jaar
daarbij kun je het Equity Research Package nemen, dat is een pakket waar je fundamentals en charts kunt bekijken op 1 pagina(Investors.com - IBD TV), en daar zit ook in een stock screener in en een industry group performance tool
= 999$/jaar (7-Day Trial $19.95)
Dat 999$ cijfer is iets te hoog naar mijn mening.jawadde001 zei:Kun je, na het boek uiteraard te hebben gelezen, niet aan de slag zonder u op een dergelijke website in te schrijven? Ik versta anders niet goed waarom je het boek zou lezen, als er websites zijn waar men zegt wat koopwaardig is enzo.
MadisonAv zei:Als het overigens zo'n goede methode is heb ik een vraag: Waarom wordt het niet meer gebruikt door onder meer institutionelen en grote beurshuizen als het dan toch zo'n wondermethode is? Waarom is het niet bekender dan het nu is?
April 02, 2009
On Tuesday morning, gold derivatives dealers, who had sold short in the face of a fast rising gold price, faced a serious predicament. Some 27,000 + contracts, representing about 15% of the April COMEX gold futures contracts remained open. Technically, short sellers are required to give “notice” of delivery to long buyers. However, in reality, buyers are the ones who control the amount of gold to be delivered. They “demand” delivery of physical gold by holding futures contracts past the expiration date. This time, long buyers were demanding in droves.
In normal times, very few people do this. Only about 1% or less of gold contracts must be delivered. The lack of delivery demand allows the casino-like world of paper gold futures contracts to operate. Very few short sellers actually expect or intend to deliver real gold. They are, mostly, merely playing with paper. It was amazing, therefore, when March 30, 2009 came and passed, and so many people stood for delivery, refusing to part with their long gold futures positions.
On Tuesday, March 31st, Deutsche Bank (DB) amazed everyone even more, by delivering a massive 850,000 ounces, or 8500 contracts worth of the yellow metal. By the close of business, even after this massive delivery, about 15,050 April contracts, or 1.5 million ounces, still remained to be delivered. Most of these, of course, are unlikely to be the obligations of Deutsche Bank. But, the fact that this particular bank turned out to be one of the biggest short sellers of gold, is a surprise. Most people presumed that the big COMEX gold short sellers are HSBC (HBC) and/or JP Morgan Chase (JPM). That may be true. However, it is abundantly clear that they are not the only game in town.
Closely connected institutions, it seems, do not have to worry about acting irresponsibly, in taking on more obligations than they can fulfill. Mysteriously, on the very same day that gold was due to be delivered to COMEX long buyers, at almost the very same moment that Deutsche Bank was giving notice of its deliveries, the ECB happened to have “sold” 35.5 tons, or a total of 1,141,351 ounces of gold, on March 31, 2009. Convenient, isn’t it? Deutsche Bank had to deliver 850,000 ounces of physical gold on that day, and miraculously, the gold appeared out of nowhere.
The announcement of the ECB sale was made, dryly, without further comment. There was little more than a notation of a sale, as if it were a meaningless blip in the daily activity of the central bank. But, it was anything but meaningless. It may have saved a major clearing member of the COMEX futures exchange from defaulting on a huge derivatives position. We don’t know who the buyer(s) was, but we don’t leave our common sense at home. The ECB simply states that 35.5 tons were sold, and doesn’t name any names. Common sense, logic and reason tells us that the buyer was Deutsche Bank, and that the European Central Bank probably saved the bank and COMEX from a huge problem. What about the balance, above 850,000 ounces? What will happen to that? I am willing to bet that Deutsche Bank will use it, in June, to close out remaining short positions, or that it will be sold into the market, at an opportune time, if it hasn’t already been sold on Tuesday, to try to control the inevitable rise of the price of gold.
Inderdaad entertainendMadisonAv zei:Btw, ik heb onlangs een vrij entertainende reality-serie gevonden over Wall street, mocht het iemand interesseren.
Wall Street Warriors - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Hier de sneak preview die zo'n 25 min. duurt:
wall street warriors - Google Video

Hamiltoe zei:Wat denken jullie dat fortis doet maandag?
40% stijgen denk ik, op naar de 2 euro
MadisonAv zei:-Treasury Directs GM to Prepare for Bankruptcy Filing -
-The Treasury Department is directing General Motors to lay the groundwork for a bankruptcy filing by a June 1 deadline...-
Zie volledig artikel op CNBC.com
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