Quo Vadis Dax 2011 - All Time High?

Witzig ;-)

08:01 Uhr war der Kurs 0,038

Ameise hat bei 0,15 gekauft - wo ist da Gewinn - Wer`s glaubt ......

Schönen "kurzen" Tag noch allen hier ;-)))

daß der DAX über die 7601 ausbricht, siehe Chart. Man muss das einfach an den kurzfristigen Wellen festmachen.
Momentan liegt die MoB für ein weiteres a-b-c aufwärts bei 7682.
Aber um dahin zu kommen muß er erstmal per "in-time up" über die 7511 schießen.
Das könnte er später beim Verbrauchervertrauen machen, oder auch net.
Die v ist mit 7508 (wie heute morgen beschrieben) abgearbeitet. Es kann also auch kellern.

7682....

drüber nachgedacht dass eine dumme frage eine dumme antwort provoziert ?

ich hatte den schein heute morgen feierlich zu grabe getragen - insofern NATÜRLICH IST DER TOD WARUM DIE NACHFRAGE ? du kennst die antwort ja schon im vorhinein

ameise hat für 0,10 gekauft

für die ausführungen

dann aber kaum übersehen können, wenn er losrennt.
Doch erstmal hängt er noch unter der AWT vom Topp....

Bis jetzt nur Verlust... Long overnight bei 7.505 zwar raus, aber dann bei 480 wieder long und dann hat der SL gegriffen und seitdem short bei 465... ganz großes Kino... und der DAX kurvt PUNKTGENAU auf meinem Kaufkurs.... SL bei 485 und wenn der greift, dann ist Feierabend für mich. Kann der DAX nicht mal eben schnell die 410 testen? ICh bin dann auch ganz schnell raus und ihr könnt alle euer JH haben :D

zu 14:30 mit ggf schwächen ind er aussage aber auch stärken

www.markt-daten.de/research/indikatoren/cpi.htm

in die long-fingers

www.boerse-frankfurt.de ider wenn die mal wieder nicht geht

www.markt-daten.de/wirtschaftsdaten/kalender.htm - hintergründe der news wenn man die news anklickt - wens interessiert

Sieht so aus, als wenn der DAX sich "auflädt". Gleich machts kabooomm (schätze um 14:30) und dann kann man schnelle 20-30 Punkte mitnhemen. Tan Generator liegt schon neben mit :D

Vielen Dank für die Links! Markt-Daten.de ist wirklich interessant.

zu news ? naja da ist wenigstens für spannung gesorgt

nach oben aufgeloest.....

wenn der move nun ueber die 7500 schaut, dann mach ich mir heute selbst etwas angst

Xante

dann geb ich mir die Kante heute abend !

ist heute bislang der superstar. 5er - twelve points, sozusagen

short bei 90 und ggf 510 - mal gugge

wer alles rotze in der unterhose gerade hat...
8000 wir sind bereit, shorten ist verboten

Increasing food and energy costs reflect growing unrest in the Middle East and faster global growth. The cost of a gallon of regular gasoline at the pump averaged $3.81 in April, up from $3.54 the prior month, according to data from AAA, the nation’s largest automotive group.

The CPI is the broadest of three monthly price gauges from the Labor Department because it includes goods and services. Almost 60 percent of the CPI covers prices consumers pay for services ranging from medical visits to airline fares and movie tickets.

A Labor Department report yesterday showed the producer- price index in April increased 0.8 percent and the cost of goods excluding fuel and food rose 0.3 percent, both more than forecast. The cost of goods imported into the U.S., also reported this week, rose 2.2 percent from the prior month, higher than the median estimate in a Bloomberg survey.

Raising Prices
Some U.S. companies say customers aren’t cutting back on purchases even amid price increases. Ian Cook, chief executive officer of Colgate-Palmolive, said yesterday that the New York- based toothpaste maker is not seeing consumers resist higher pricing. Cook spoke at a conference sponsored by Goldman Sachs Group Inc.

Commodity prices have retreated since the end of April, on concern rising interest rates in countries from China to India will slow the global economic recovery. Crude oil has dropped 13 percent so far this month on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

The declines may be bearing out Bernanke’s views on inflation. The Fed chairman and some of his colleagues, including Vice Chairman Janet Yellen and Federal Reserve Bank of New York President William C. Dudley, have said in recent speeches that the threat from accelerating prices will prove “transitory.”

Bernanke’s View
“Measures of underlying inflation, though having increased modestly in recent months, remain subdued, and longer-term inflation expectations have remained stable,” Bernanke said last month at a press conference in Washington.

The crosscurrents of rising fuel costs and an improving job market have caused consumer confidence to stagnate. Economists project the Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan preliminary index of consumer sentiment for May will be little changed at 70, compared with 69.8 in April, according to the Bloomberg survey.

The gauge, due at 9:55 a.m. New York time, averaged 89 in the five years leading up to the 18-month recession that began in December 2007.

                       Bloomberg Survey

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                              CPI     Core     Core  U of Mich
                                       CPI      CPI    Conf.
                             MOM%     MOM%     YOY%    Index
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Date of Release              05/13    05/13    05/13    05/13
Observation Period           April    April    April    May P
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Median                        0.4%     0.2%     1.3%     70.0
Average                       0.4%     0.2%     1.3%     70.0
High Forecast                 0.7%     0.3%     1.4%     75.0
Low Forecast                  0.3%     0.1%     1.2%     66.0
Number of Participants          76       74       38       62
Previous                      0.5%     0.1%     1.2%     69.8
--------------------------------------------------
4CAST Ltd.                    0.4%     0.2%     ---      69.0
ABN Amro                      0.4%     0.2%     1.3%     70.0
Action Economics              0.3%     0.1%     1.3%     70.0
Aletti Gestielle              0.5%     0.1%     ---      69.3
Ameriprise Financial          0.4%     0.2%     1.4%     71.4
Banesto                       ---      ---      1.4%     70.0
Bantleon Bank AG              0.3%     0.2%     ---      69.0
Barclays Capital              0.4%     0.1%     1.3%     69.5
Bayerische Landesbank         0.4%     0.1%     1.3%     69.5
BBVA                          0.5%     0.2%     1.3%     71.0
BMO Capital Markets           0.3%     0.1%     1.3%     70.0
BNP Paribas                   0.4%     0.2%     1.4%     70.0
BofA Merrill Lynch            0.4%     0.2%     ---      70.5
Briefing.com                  0.3%     0.1%     ---      70.5
Capital Economics             0.4%     0.2%     1.3%     75.0
CIBC World Markets            0.3%     0.1%     1.2%     ---
Citi                          0.3%     0.1%     1.3%     68.0
Commerzbank AG                0.4%     0.1%     ---      70.0
Credit Agricole CIB           0.4%     0.2%     ---      70.0
Credit Suisse                 0.3%     0.1%     1.3%     72.0
Daiwa Securities America      0.3%     0.2%     ---      70.0
DekaBank                      0.4%     0.1%     1.3%     71.0
Desjardins Group              0.3%     0.1%     1.2%     69.5
Deutsche Bank Securities      0.4%     0.2%     ---      72.0
Deutsche Postbank AG          0.4%     0.2%     1.3%     69.5
DZ Bank                       0.3%     0.1%     ---      71.5
Fact & Opinion Economics      0.4%     0.2%     ---      71.0
First Trust Advisors          0.4%     0.2%     ---      70.0
FTN Financial                 0.5%     0.2%     ---      70.0
Goldman, Sachs & Co.          0.4%     0.2%     ---      ---
Helaba                        0.3%     0.1%     1.3%     68.5
High Frequency Economics      0.3%     0.1%     ---      67.0
Hugh Johnson Advisors         0.4%     0.2%     ---      70.0
Ibersecurities                0.4%     ---      ---      ---
IDEAglobal                    0.5%     0.2%     1.3%     72.0
IHS Global Insight            0.4%     0.2%     ---      70.4
Informa Global Markets        0.5%     0.2%     ---      69.5
ING Financial Markets         0.4%     0.2%     1.3%     71.0
Insight Economics             0.4%     0.1%     ---      71.0
Intesa-SanPaulo               0.6%     0.1%     1.3%     70.2
J.P. Morgan Chase             0.4%     0.2%     1.3%     69.5
Janney Montgomery Scott       0.7%     0.1%     1.3%     ---
Landesbank Berlin             0.4%     0.2%     1.4%     68.0
Landesbank BW                 0.4%     0.2%     ---      71.0
Laurentian Bank               0.3%     0.1%     1.3%     ---
Maria Fiorini Ramirez         0.4%     0.2%     ---      ---
MET Capital Advisors          0.5%     ---      ---      ---
MF Global                     0.4%     0.1%     1.3%     72.5
Mizuho Securities             0.3%     0.1%     ---      69.0
Moody’s Analytics             0.3%     0.2%     ---      69.0
Morgan Keegan & Co.           0.4%     0.2%     ---      ---
Morgan Stanley & Co.          0.4%     0.2%     ---      70.0
National Bank Financial       0.4%     0.1%     1.3%     69.4
Natixis                       0.4%     0.2%     1.3%     68.0
Nomura Securities             0.5%     0.2%     ---      ---
Nord/LB                       0.5%     0.2%     1.4%     69.5
OSK Group/DMG                 0.4%     0.2%     ---      ---
Parthenon Group               0.3%     0.2%     ---      70.0
Pierpont Securities           0.5%     0.2%     ---      69.0
PNC Bank                      0.3%     0.1%     ---      ---
Raiffeisenbank International  0.3%     0.1%     1.3%     68.0
Raymond James                 0.3%     0.1%     1.3%     66.0
RBC Capital Markets           0.4%     0.2%     1.3%     71.0
RBS Securities                0.4%     0.2%     ---      72.0
Scotia Capital                0.4%     0.1%     1.2%     ---
Societe Generale              0.5%     0.3%     ---      ---
Standard Chartered            0.4%     0.2%     1.3%     68.0
State Street Global Markets   0.5%     0.2%     1.4%     68.8
Stone & McCarthy Research     0.3%     0.2%     ---      69.5
TD Securities                 0.4%     0.2%     1.3%     70.0
UBS                           0.3%     0.1%     1.3%     70.0
UniCredit Research            0.3%     0.2%     ---      71.0
University of Maryland        0.4%     0.1%     ---      70.0
Wells Fargo & Co.             0.4%     0.2%     1.3%     ---
WestLB AG                     0.4%     0.2%     1.3%     69.9
Westpac Banking Co.           0.4%     0.2%     ---      ---
Wrightson ICAP                0.4%     0.1%     ---      69.5
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To contact the reporter on this story: Timothy R. Homan in Washington at thoman1@bloomberg.net"
(bloomberg)

einstiege ? oder die von vorgestern weiter ?

btw viel glück

charts sehen sehr stark aus jetzt. da kann man nicht drum rumreden.
wenn die inflation nicht voellig ueberrascht, dann sollte es wieder ueber die 7500 gehen