Bueno marti, veo q. te siguen sacando ....sin piedad !! jejeje .... ya ves q. sigue amago tras amago (recuerda la fábula del pastor y el lobo) haciendo cada vez un poco más de máximo .... q. se girará un día ?, sin duda, tras el vencimiento ??, pssss, si yo fuera quien "gobierna" el precio lo haría antes pq eso casi nadie espera, total, el león tiene ya las arcas llenas (creo q. es el vencimiento q. más le he visto ganar de los últimos años), le da igual apurar al vencimiento o no, el tiempo ya no es trascendente para él ... así q. todo sigue como estaba, tensión de agotamiento en osciladores tècnicos (q están más relajados q la semana anterior), precio enrocado a la espera ....
te dejo un comentario de Reity, de ahora mismo, sobre la interpretación de datos usa ...
Bad. But Not Bad Enough
A lot of investors had their alarms set to react to the ISM Mfg report on Monday morning. That is because few economic indicators are more accurate in being early indicators of where the rest of the economy is headed next.
So with the report down for 3 months in a row, and a lot of regional manufacturing reports showing soft results over past weeks, then nerves were a bit unsettled.
The clock struck 10am ET and out it came at 52.9 and stocks immediately went higher.
But is it really good news???
That is the fourth straight decline and inching ever closer to 50 (which is the demarcation line for contraction/expansion). So the trend is not our friend. However, it was better than some had feared after the ominous 45.8 reading for Chicago PMI on Friday. And it is believed that the West Coast port slowdown and nasty winter weather in the US pushed this down temporarily with a rebound to come.
So for now, it is a green light for stocks that made yet another new high Monday. However, I recommend getting ready for the next ISM Mfg release on 4/1 because another step backwards for this report will not be well received making April Fools out of us all.
Best,
