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JPMorgan said U.S. stocks could rise 20 percent and most Asian stock markets could gain 25 percent by the end of 2009 amid growing signs the global recession may be nearing an end.
"The global recession is almost over. June would mark an end of the U.S. recession," Jan Loeys, head of global asset allocation, told reporters at an event in Taipei on Wednesday.
"I know at this point money is flowing to risky assets. Momentum is significantly going to recovery types of trade," such as stocks, Loeys said.
Foreign investors, after a six-month drought, have been sending billions of dollars back to Asia, a trend some expect to continue on hopes China will lead the region out of the global recession.
"Our confidence in China's market is getting stronger and stronger. China's domestic consumption has been picking up since March," said Frank Gong, chief China strategist of the U.S. firm.
"Chinese consumers dared to buy properties and cars when people in other countries were tightening their spending amid the global economic slowdown," Gong said. "If China's GDP growth hits 10 percent in Q2 and in Q3, as investors are expecting, its stock market should be okay."
Taiwan stocks, among the world's top performing markets along with China so far this year, received an upgrade from JPMorgan, which predicted the main index will finish this year at 8,000 points, up from 6,000 previously forecast, partly due to improving ties between Taiwan and China.
On Wednesday, Taiwan shares ended up 0.82 percent at 6,485.14 points, hovering near eight-month highs, after the island announced new regulations for Chinese to invest in the island.
JPMorgan had overweight ratings on shares of Chinatrust Financial, Yuanta Financial and technology shares like Acer, TSMC, smartphone maker HTC and Mediatek.
Brian Gilmartin / street.com
Consumer discussion
5/13/2009 12:03 PM EDT
In a conferene call last fall Bill Gross and PIMCO noted that GDP needs to grow at 5% rate just to reach "some degree of normalcy" and that $3.5 trillion of new debt needs to needs to be created to get to 5% GDP growth. those are truly scary figures, and is probably why PIMCO remains so bearish and risk-averse. The latest consumer credit info released last week shows that revolving credit fell $11 bl in March which isn't good.
Der von fkuebler "entlarvten" Manipulation am Goldmarkt -die auch von einschlägigen Autoren auf den Goldseiten- immer wieder angesprochene Manipulaton will ich nicht wiedesprechen.
Folgendes will ich zu bedenken geben:
In der volkswirtschaftlichen Theorie verfügen die Marktakteure stets über alle relevanten Informationen, so bilden Angebot und Nachfrage den Preis.
In de Praxis:
Bondmarkt: Manipulation duch Notenbanken (quantitaive easing)
Devisenmarkt: Manipulation durch Notenbanken (Interventionen) und Regierungen (Verbalinterventionen)
Goldmarkt: Manipulation durch Notenbanken und Großbanken
Agrarmarkt: Manipulation durch Subventionen und nicht tarifäre Handelhemmnisse
Arbeitsmarkt: Manipulation durch Arbeitgeberverbände, Gewerkschaften und Regierungen.
Energiemarkt: Manipulation durch Kartellbildung, und Regierungen
Zu all dem kommt dann noch das spekulative Element. Somit gilt die Theorie der Preisfindung durch Angebot und Nachfrage nur beschränkt.
Gruß
Permanent
Sag mir wo die freien Märkte sind??
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