Arcelor Mittal (MTS)

Y en Europa tiene siempre más volumen en los otros mercados, Amsterdam y París, que lógicamente suelen ir a la par con el IBEX.

En efecto, cotizar en dos horarios distintos y en dos divisas diferentes suele provocar gaps de apertura muy a menudo.

Lo corroboro, estos dias me los he comido

Se va a 6.

No quiere caer,...

Me da rabia porque la entrada de hoy me la he comido tambien. Pero bueno, sigo dentro, de momento el canal lo respeta. Con que este año se ponga en 8, me vale... no necesito que la porra se valide a finales de julio jaja

Malas noticias el precio del hierro se sigue hundiendo....

http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/mining-energy/iron-ore-price-dives-56pc-on-chinese-curbs/news-story/36996b737f14d7b937729bc5a596e198

Iron ore price dives 5.6pc on Chinese curbs

The Australian
April 28, 2016 7:39AM
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Elizabeth Redman
North American Correspondent
New York

The iron ore price has dropped sharply, falling for the third straight day and suggesting moves in China to curb speculative trading may be starting to take effect.

Iron ore fell 5.6 per cent to $US60.50 a tonne overnight, from $US64.10 in the previous session.

After the price jumped on several days last week, two Chinese exchanges said they would lift transaction fees for trade in iron ore and steel rebar. The move was seen as an attempt to stem large inflows of money betting on price moves.

The price has now fallen 11.9 per cent in the four sessions since reaching a 15-month peak of $US68.70 a tonne late last week.

The price has recently been holding at surprisingly elevated levels, in part driven by restocking from Chinese steel mills to take advantage of larger steel margins.

China bid to curb iron ore specuIation cheered by miners

But another analyst has joined the bearish chorus calling for steep falls ahead — for both the commodity price and the major miners.

Morningstar expects iron ore to fall to $US35 a tonne in 2017, remain flat until 2020, and then slide to $US30 a tonne by 2025.

Given the gloomy prediction, Morningstar says Fortescue shares have 50 per cent plus downside, and Rio Tinto is also overvalued.

The research firm sees rising scrap steel availability and falling steel demand as a threat that could reduce China’s iron ore demand by 150 million tonnes over the next 10 years, Bloomberg reported.

In London trade, BHP Billiton fell less than 0.1 per cent and Rio Tinto gained 0.6 per cent.

Ayer bajo otro 5,6% y ya lleva una caida del 11,9% en las ultimas 4 sesiones...

Hasta 12 no las suelto y esperate a ver como esta la economia en ese momento.

Jajajaja buen precio seria, buenisimo. No paras de decirlo, ya por pesado te tenian que hacer caso !!! Jajaja