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De langetermijngrafiek staat hierboven
Je ziet een behoorlijke draai in de RSI en ook de stochastics lijken aan een daling te beginnen. De candle van deze maand neemt afscheid van de weerstand en is behoorlijk rood tot hier toe.

De daling lijkt dus echt wel begonnen, we zien hier zelfs niet eens dat de weerstand niet hélemaal geraakt wordt.

De koersdoelen kent u van de post op vorige pagina.
Op LT heb ik nog niet onmiddellijk een koersdoel, daarvoor wacht ik de eerste echte low enzo af.

Voor wie het interesseert: er ligt een ferme steun op 12470 voorlopig. Maar daar zijn we nog niet hihi :D en ik weet niet of we dat niveau zullen zien.

Alvast veel succes
Groeten, DominO
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yil schreef:

ik vrees dat mijn tl 16030 eraan gaat vannacht.

Je bent niet de enige. Laat het een troost zijn.
Ik heb vandaag bijkocht. Dat verlies kan er ook nog wel bij ('als' ie koppie onder gaat).
Sterkte
MHM
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goedemorgen allemaal !!

hoe moet ik dat zien een plus van 130 punten , een correctie in een dalende trend ??
of zoals domino zegt up tot 16800 +/- en dan als een baksteen verder omlaag !

iemand enig idee ??

groet
robin01
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robin01 schreef:

goedemorgen allemaal !!

hoe moet ik dat zien een plus van 130 punten , een correctie in een dalende trend ??
of zoals domino zegt up tot 16800 +/- en dan als een baksteen verder omlaag !

iemand enig idee ??

groet
robin01
Dat weet gewoon niemand.
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heb het boek vroeger wel eens gelezen. ging dat niet over een gast die de wereld alleen had leren kennen door wat hij op tv had gezien en later met invloedrijke mensen in contact kwam die hem dan als een soort god gaan zien,terwijl hij in werkelijkheid niets nieuws weet?. zolang index niet onder de 16000 zakt heb ik nog steeds upvisie
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quote:

robin01 schreef:

goedemorgen allemaal !!

hoe moet ik dat zien een plus van 130 punten , een correctie in een dalende trend ??
of zoals domino zegt up tot 16800 +/- en dan als een baksteen verder omlaag !

iemand enig idee ??

groet
robin01
Als Domino het zo goed weet, waarom was hij dan niet Nikkei short gegaan, zoals hij altijd al aankondigde?
Dan had hij nu winst gehad in plaats van verlies (klappen van zijn euro-dollar turbo). Het was nog wel zijn eerste trade...

Maar we zullen zien :-)
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Bloomberg News

TUESDAY, MAY 16, 2006

TOKYO The Japanese economy is expanding as consumers and companies increase spending, fueling demand for imports, the government said Tuesday in its economic report for May.

"The economy is recovering," the cabinet office said, leaving its evaluation unchanged for a third month. The government became more optimistic about imports after reports released last month showed they had risen to a record in March.

The report indicates the government is confident that companies will keep channeling profit into capital spending and hiring, now that they have reorganized and cut debt accumulated during the bubble economy of the late 1980s.

Consumer and capital spending helped the economy grow 3.2 percent in the year that ended March 31, the fastest pace since 1991, analysts on average are expecting a report to show on Friday.

"With corporate profits strong we don't see any reason to be pessimistic" about the outlook for the economy, t he economic and fiscal policy minister, Kaoru Yosano, said after the May report was released. He added that the current expansion would "easily" become Japan's longest since World War II.

Japanese consumers became optimistic in April for the first time in almost 16 years as wages gained and job prospects improved, according to separate government report also issued Tuesday.

The government upgraded its assessment of imports for the second consecutive month, noting they were "rising" after saying they were "rising gradually" in April.

Imports surged to a record ¥5.84 trillion, or $52.9 billion, in March, driven by higher oil costs and stronger demand for semiconductors and other electronics parts.

The government reiterated that it would need to monitor the impact of oil prices on domestic and global economies, but it did not cite the stronger yen as a risk to growth.

The yen has gained more than 6 percent against the dollar in the past month since finance ministers and central bankers from the Group of 7 nations called for emerging Asian economies to let their currencies appreciate to help correct lopsided global trade flows.

"Abrupt movements, either up or down, need to be avoided," Yosano said.

An index of consumer confidence among households with two or more people rose to 50 points last month from 47.9 in March, the cabinet office said. A reading at 50 or above means optimists outnumber pessimists. The last time the household confidence index was at 50 or above was June 1990.

TOKYO The Japanese economy is expanding as consumers and companies increase spending, fueling demand for imports, the government said Tuesday in its economic report for May.

"The economy is recovering," the cabinet office said, leaving its evaluation unchanged for a third month. The government became more optimistic about imports after reports released last month showed they had risen to a record in March.

The report indicates the government is confident that companies will keep channeling profit into capital spending and hiring, now that they have reorganized and cut debt accumulated during the bubble economy of the late 1980s.

Consumer and capital spending helped the economy grow 3.2 percent in the year that ended March 31, the fastest pace since 1991, analysts on average are expecting a report to show on Friday.

"With corporate profits strong we don't see any reason to be pessimistic" about the outlook for the economy, t he economic and fiscal policy minister, Kaoru Yosano, said after the May report was released. He added that the current expansion would "easily" become Japan's longest since World War II.

Japanese consumers became optimistic in April for the first time in almost 16 years as wages gained and job prospects improved, according to separate government report also issued Tuesday.

The government upgraded its assessment of imports for the second consecutive month, noting they were "rising" after saying they were "rising gradually" in April.

Imports surged to a record ¥5.84 trillion, or $52.9 billion, in March, driven by higher oil costs and stronger demand for semiconductors and other electronics parts.

The government reiterated that it would need to monitor the impact of oil prices on domestic and global economies, but it did not cite the stronger yen as a risk to growth.

The yen has gained more than 6 percent against the dollar in the past month since finance ministers and central bankers from the Group of 7 nations called for emerging Asian economies to let their currencies appreciate to help correct lopsided global trade flows.

"Abrupt movements, either up or down, need to be avoided," Yosano said.

An index of consumer confidence among households with two or more people rose to 50 points last month from 47.9 in March, the cabinet office said. A reading at 50 or above means optimists outnumber pessimists. The last time the household confidence index was at 50 or above was June 1990.

bron: www.iht.com/articles/2006/05/16/busin...

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stukje uit interview met rogers.

Q: What is the call on the dollar?

A: Sell it. Do not own US dollar, it is a terribly flawed currency. We are going to see the demise of the US dollar currency in the next decade or so.

Q: So is that bad news for emerging markets and Japan?

A: Not necessarily. When the UK pound sterling lost its status of world's reserve currency, there were serious ramifications for a while. But I don’t see it as bad news for Japan because Japan does most of its business in Asia and not in the US anymore. Although 30 years ago, it would have been a disaster for Japan. Of course, it is not going to help Japan if the US dollar is in trouble but it is not going to be a disaster for them either.

news.moneycontrol.com/india/news/mark...

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ik denk zelf dat de nikkei weer rustig aan aan een uptrend gaat beginnen .
Groeten maupie
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hopelijk zet de trend zich voort, er zijn er alleszins weinig die bijgekocht hebben de voorbije week.

mvg

The Artist
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yes, en daarom ook de AEX weer in de min. Ik heb nu wel genoeg van al die dalingen.
Of komt er nog meer?
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