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alguien piensa subirse al carro de renta corporación? Seguirá subiendo?

Subete a un carro que ha subido solo en un día 150% y ya sabes probabilidad que corrija entre un 40-70% altas de que suba minimas

Pero y si sigue subiendo... Jeje demasiado riesgo...

Los tanques y los fusiles impresionan mucho pero la pela es la pela. Los tienen bien fritos

Como dijo Napoleón,"Solo necesito tres cosas para ganar una guerra, dinero, dinero y dinero"

Deja al Ibex que coja un poco de marcha antes de volver a caer, ahora USA alcista lateral y EU a subir lo que le queda.

Si sigue así, corrige hasta la m20 o m50 si me apuras, horaria y Prau

Esperemos que aguante unos días por lo menos, hoy a mucha gente le han entrado ordenes de cortos, pero ya sabemos que esto caerá cuando lo quieran hacer caer

Nikkei 4,83% arriba (Politica expansiva anunciada esta noche)
Los futuros americanos han roto maximos.
FTSE 1 arriba

October 31, 2014 5:24 am
BoJ stuns investors by expanding monetary easing programme
Ben McLannahan in TokyoAuthor alerts

The Bank of Japan stunned investors on Friday by expanding its ultra-aggressive monetary easing programme, saying that a combination of weak demand and a lower oil price meant that more action was needed to banish “a deflationary mindset”.
The Japanese central bank said it would step up its asset purchases so that the monetary base expanded at an annual pace of Y80tn ($724bn), rather than Y60-70tn as in the past.
Purchases would be dominated by long-term Japanese government bonds, the BoJ said, but added that it would also triple its annual purchases of exchange-traded funds and real-estate investment trusts.
However, the action was approved by the narrowest margin, with four of the nine board members voting against it.
The announcement at 1:44pm, later than expected, caused the Nikkei 225 stock average to leap 442 points, or 2.8 per cent, in a matter of minutes.
The yen fell against every major peer, with the dollar/yen rate punching through the 110 mark for the first time since October 1.
The benchmark 10-year Japan government bond yield dropped to 0.45 per cent, marking its lowest level since the debut of the BoJ’s “quantitative and qualitative easing” (QQE) programme last April.
Haruhiko Kuroda, BoJ governor, had been arguing that a combination of higher wages, strengthening expectations of inflation and more aggressive corporate pricing would drive consumer price inflation toward the central bank’s 2 per cent target within the original timeframe of about two years.
Yet the dip in the economy after April’s sales tax increase had caused CPI to decelerate almost every month since. In September, core CPI dipped to a 11-month low of 1 per cent, the government reported earlier on Friday.
“If the current downward pressure on prices remains, albeit in the short-term, there is a risk that conversion of [the] deflationary mindset, which has so far been progressing steadily, might be delayed,” said the BoJ.
“To pre-empt manifestation of such risk and to maintain the improving momentum of expectation formation, the bank judged it appropriate to expand the quantitative and qualitative monetary easing.”
In the summer, Mr Kuroda said that there was “no chance” of CPI dipping below 1 per cent, which analysts took to be a sign of the BoJ’s determination to arrest the CPI slide.
However, Friday’s expansion of QQE came as a shock, with almost all economists surveyed by Bloomberg expecting no change in the central bank’s basic policy framework.

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