nichts als Warnungen von den Analysten in USA bei marketwatch heute:
Selling pressure in the chip sector extended to the hardware and software groups, hobbling the Nasdaq. We had a good run up and I think traders were looking to book profits. The tape reads well but there are still many negative winds out there. The market needs to back and fill and build a base," said Jay Suskind, director of trading at Ryan Beck & Co.
Investors had also latched onto news that weekly initial claims fell 46,000 to 450,000 vs. the 503,000 level that had been expected by economists surveyed by CBS MarketWatch.com. Claims stood at their lowest level in about six weeks but the number of Americans who continue to collect benefits is at the highest level since April 1983.
Mike Hurley, technical strategist at SoundView Technology Group, said caution may be the best approach for investors with stocks at current levels.
"While the recent follow-through is quite encouraging and dramatically reduced the odds of re-testing the September lows, this may not be the bets place to blindly throw money at the market," Hurley said.
"Market internals, such as up volume and momentum, are not quite as strong as a few weeks ago. We are also nearing some very stiff areas of resistance. These combine to make a fairly unattractive risk-to-reward ratio at this point and waiting for a 'dip to buy' is probably most prudent," Hurley concluded.
Terry Danish of Investec Ernst & Co. also cautioned investors to avoid getting "over eager" in the current environment
seh das ähnlich wie 1millo.Man muss halt auf den Future schauen wenn man den Livetrader nicht hat: www.dignitymedia.de/boerse/nasdaq/indexie.html
unten links immer frisch.(Hab den 582070 für 0.72 vorhin)