Это признак конца эпохи диктатуры..Наконец-то все пропутинские бандформирования форума пойдут работать.
15:57 25.04.2017
Бац2017 (Бац2017) писал(а) в ответ на :
> > OlUS (OlUS) писал(а) в ответ на сообщение:
>> Власти РФ уже не стесняясь грабят.
>Это признак конца эпохи диктатуры..Наконец-то все пропутинские бандформирования форума пойдут работать.
Для комсомольцев всегда работа найдётся, главное задать правильную речевку.
17:06 25.04.2017
иг911 (ig911) писал(а) в ответ на :
> главное задать правильную речевку.
Эээ.. "Берегите яхты!" или "Дедывыпивали" .. или "Держимся! Денег не надо!"
21:54 25.04.2017
Всем привет! Особенный привет Сивилле и Blue Jay - т к they are having a fantastic holiday on the 6 star cruise ship . The only downside is they didn't take me with them (I am just kidding guys, obviously - dry English humour )
Очень интересная статья в бизнесс секшн в Телеграфе сегодня - о том почему мы наблюдаем такое долгое уже ралли стокs. Причем не только после Макрона вчера (сегодня продолжали расти как на steroids ). Графы интересные - начиная с Брекзита, потом Трамп и сейчас взлет вверх т к рынки are revaluing the риск Европейский - сейас после того как лидирует Macron - и после Недерландских выборов (где Рютте пришел к власти - the risk of the uncertain picture in the EU economy has greatly reduced .
The MSCI All-Country World Index, a gauge of global stocks, stormed to a fresh lifetime high for a second consecutive trading session, as Monday’s relief rally sparked by centrist Emmanuel Macron’s victory in the first round of the French presidential election was supported by speculation about US tax reform. Look at the graph
But the sudden surge in stocks worldwide this week isn’t a one-off. The MSCI All-Country World Index has recorded a series of all-time highs since February.
World stocks are at record highs, but why?
In the first four months of the year, there are a number of factors at play, which have powered global stocks to new peaks:
Donald Trump’s ambitious economic agenda Global stocks have been on a tear since Donald Trump’s shock victory in November because of the belief that his election promises, including tax cuts, mega infrastructure spending and bank deregulation, will pass through Congress.
Last month, stocks wobbled as investors appeared to lose confidence in Trump’s ability to deliver on his ambitious economic agenda, after he failed to rally enough support from his own Republican party to repeal and replace Obamacare - billed by many as his first major test since taking office in January.
But that was a mere blip as far as investors are concerned, as his recent comments about tax reform have prompted another surge in stocks, particularly on Wall Street, where the Dow Jones is trading close to 21,000 again and the Nasdaq smashed the 6,000 barrier for the first time ever.
Last week, Trump promised to make “a big tax reform and tax reduction” announcement tomorrow. A Trump administration official told Reuters that the president had directed his aides to move quickly on a plan to cut the corporate tax rate from 35pc to 15pc. Easing European political risks Political risk in Europe is perceived to have fallen following Sunday’s first round vote of the French presidential election.
Centrist and pro-EU candidate Emmanuel Macron topped the first vote, sparking a relief rally worldwide.
Worries about a potential anti-establishment shock had plagued market sentiment in the build-up to the election. But since Macron qualified for a May 7 run-off alongside far-right anti-EU candidate Marine Le Pen, markets have begun to price in the prospect of him taking the presidency.
Early polls showed Macro is expected to beat Le Pen comfortably in the second round, quashing fears of a break-up of the eurozone.
Earlier this year, investors also cheered the outcome of the Dutch parliamentary elections. Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s VVD Party won the most seats, defeating anti-Islam and anti-EU candidate Geert Wilders’s Party of Freedom, which won just 20 seats in the 150-seat house of representatives.
Even the UK general election on June 7 is perceived as “market friendly” as analysts reckon it will lessen political uncertainty and reduce the likelihood of a ‘hard Brexit’. Strong earnings Strong first-quarter earnings on both sides of the Atlantic have also lifted shares in recent weeks.
A recent study by UBS showed that after six years of disappointing earnings in Europe, estimates in the region had been revised up for only the second time in a decade.
The Swiss investment bank said the pick-up in European earnings has been driven by three “mega-trends” that have reversed from headwinds to tailwinds: commodities, European inflation, and emerging markets.
But will the rally last? With investors pricing in a Macron presidency and Trump expected to deliver on promised tax cuts, the worldwide rally is expected to continue in the near-term. But analysts in the City continue to tread with caution.
David Cheetham, of XTB, said: "The moves in stocks have held so far and in the absence of any reversal signals the path of least resistance remains higher. Whilst there are many reasons to doubt the sustainability of the rally, at present the bulls are firmly in control of the tape."
However, there are fears political jitters may creep higher ahead of the second round duel between Macron and Le Pen in May.
Danske Bank analyst Morten Helt cautioned: "While the risk rally could continue in the coming days, we still see a risk of volatility rising again driven by profit taking and risk reduction going into the second round on May 7.
"Moreover, our equity strategy team still holds the view that equity markets will soon be back focusing on growth."
Although Kathleen Brooks of City Index thinks stock markets will experience “a period of rebalancing back towards Europe and potentially out of the richly-valued US market”, nervousness could return with a vengeance if Macron’s lead over Le Pen were to narrow in the coming weeks.
She said: "Markets are vulnerable to polling risk now that investors have restored their faith in the French pollsters, and the polls leading up to round two of the French vote will be key market drivers.”
Meanwhile, a fall in British energy suppliers’ share prices on Monday on the back of the Conservative Party’s pledge to cap standard variable energy tariffs if they win the general election in June could weigh on UK blue chips.
Ms Brooks added: “This highlights the dangers posed by political risk – it can impact the market in both directions.”
П.С. Мне комменты после статьи понравился
Pauline Hutton 25 Apr 2017 4:40PM The stock market is high because (a) property is overpriced and (b) interest rates are abysmal. Where else are people going to invest? Flag Dean Co 25 Apr 2017 7:43PM @Pauline Hutton Precisely. I do not understand how there are still people, business reporters even, who cannot see this blatantly apparent fact.
I must admit, I agree with the comments even more than with the article .I agree with the article too though, it is just a more macro economic analysis, but both are true and even connected.
22:00 25.04.2017
Redhead (Expat) писал(а) в ответ на :
> Last week, Trump promised to make “a big tax reform and tax reduction” announcement tomorrow. A Trump administration official told Reuters that the president had directed his aides to move quickly on a plan to cut the corporate tax rate from 35pc to 15pc.
Looks lilke Trump is on track to launch a plan for a tax haven economy in the states, thinking of slashing the CT rate like that. I reckon we'll go the same way if France and Germany don't give us a good deal.
23:29 25.04.2017
Очередное позорище
01:07 26.04.2017
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Yaris- you're avatar is very good, Ottawa Senators advanced in hockey and the hated Leafs and Habs are off golfing!!
02:17 26.04.2017
Redhead (Expat) писал(а) в ответ на :
> > Redhead (Expat) писал(а) в ответ на сообщение:
>> Last week, Trump promised to make “a big tax reform and tax reduction” announcement tomorrow. A Trump administration official told Reuters that the president had directed his aides to move quickly on a plan to cut the corporate tax rate from 35pc to 15pc.
> > Looks lilke Trump is on track to launch a plan for a tax haven economy in the states, thinking of slashing the CT rate like that. I reckon we'll go the same way if France and Germany don't give us a good deal.
Мне нравится как он работает.Успевает и СКорею на место ставить и про экономические обещания не забывает. У него хороший бизнес-подход.Сначала он обозначил две болевые точки Китая-насыпные острова у Филиппин и налоги на ввоз товаров в США.Когда китайцы сильно занервничали-легко договорился с ними по СКорее.Без напряга. Думаю сейчас ему надо бы упереться в экономику США.Вокруг вроде всех предупредил...
03:02 26.04.2017
Пришло время Канадцам показать Трампу Кузькину Мать, вслед за Мексикой и Китаем.
Трамп угрожает Канаде 20% тарифом на ввоз древесины.
Раньше, он угрожал 20% тарифом на Китайскую сталь и продукцию из Мексики. Но с этим его быстро обломили.
> Yaris- you're avatar is very good, Ottawa Senators advanced in hockey and the hated Leafs and Habs are off golfing!! > >
hum... my avatar is not just for beauty ..) I'm a Sens fan since 1999..
PS well.... I used to play hockey in my teen's .. in some ... kinda AAA league in Saint Petersburg ( SKA Leningrad in that time).. and sure I played hockey after 2006 .. as we came to Canada .. )) in Winnipeg and Toronto .. )) in some....... which's called "belly hockey" ))..
btw....my nickname is yaros...
04:15 26.04.2017
иг911 (ig911) писал(а) в ответ на :
> Но с этим его быстро обломили.
Откуда инфа?
04:42 26.04.2017
OlUS (OlUS) wrote in reply to :
> Откуда инфа?
Телевизор смотрю.
Why Trump is starting a trade war with Canada
С тарифами на Мексику, Трампа охладили его же республиканцы, Американские кaмпании работающие в Мексике не хотят платить тарифы. А с Китаем, сотрудничество по Северной Корее, пока отодвинула в сторону, все торговые планы Трампа в отношении тарифов против Китая, включая демпинговую сталь.
07:42 26.04.2017
0xC3CED1C4C5CF
> Очередное позорище
чета я реально не поверил, даже два раза пересмотрел, потом в инет полез, мол ну что эта страна патриотики, оно понятно, но чтоб настока...
короче, в инете предлагают пожизненно дисквалифицировать судью, я не согласен- его надо на чемпионат мира по футболу отправить, может мы тогда из группы и выйдем...
еще в инете предлагают в ответ из кыргызстана всех русских депортировать- вот тут ссаный одобряет...
может до кого то в этой стране фашизма и дойдет чего тогда, что такое хорошо, что такое плохо...
короче, чет я опять расстроился, побыстрей бы война чтоль...
не пости терра такие печальные ролики больше никогда, меня бомбить начинает...
08:43 26.04.2017
иг911 (ig911) писал(а) в ответ на :
> Телевизор смотрю.
В РФ это признак безумия ))
Ссаный Аналитик (KC77) писал(а) в ответ на :
> я не согласен- его надо на чемпионат мира по футболу отправить, может мы тогда из группы и выйдем...
>В РФ это признак безумия )) > > Ссаный Аналитик (KC77) писал(а) в ответ на сообщение:
>> я не согласен- его надо на чемпионат мира по футболу отправить, может мы тогда из группы и выйдем...
>
Intelligence - можно найти везде, даже в бреде пьяного бендюжника. Но Российский зомбоящик стал каким-то useless последнее время, ни правда не вранья - пустота.
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Looks lilke Trump is on track to launch a plan for a tax haven economy in the states, thinking of slashing the CT rate like that. I reckon we'll go the same way if France and Germany don't give us a good deal.
