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Re: Today's Outlook
« Reply #915 on: January 13, 2015, 04:47:33 pm »
T40 up by +985 pts 16:47
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Re: Today's Outlook
« Reply #916 on: January 14, 2015, 08:10:12 am »
NPSNY.  +0.62%
0700.HK. . -1.41%

Unease over the global economy engulfed commodities and dented Asian equities on Wednesday, while the euro loitered near nine-year lows as investors bet the European Central Bank was just a week away

Dow
 17,614 -27 0.15%


Nasdaq
 4,661 -4 0.08%


S&P 500
 2,023 -5 0.26%


GlobalDow
 2,452 -2 0.10%


Gold
 1,228 -6 0.52%


Oil
 45.35 -0.54 1.18%

Copper prices plunging to lowest levels since 2009
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Re: Today's Outlook
« Reply #917 on: January 14, 2015, 09:00:33 am »
Alsi +1.99% 964pts @ 49 433.

T40 +2.24% 950pts @ 43 428.

New high Clicks @ 8515, MrP @ 24805, Massmart @ 15446, Spar @ 17281.

New low Mixtel @ 276, Glencore @ 4700, Grindrod @ 2008, PPC @ 2302, Sasol @ 37274, Anglo @ 19700.

Major moves up Cenrand 61.11%, ARM 9.49%, Assore 7.41%, AngloPlat 5.11%, Clicks 4.59%, Massmart 4.29%, Nampak +4.12%.

Major moves down Pan-af -6.4%, Glencore -3.08%.

Indexes most up Platinum Mining +3.70%, Forestry & Paper +2.99%, Industrial Materials +3.07%, Media +3.22%, Banks +3.17%.

Economic Calendar:

13:00 SA Retail Sales (YoY) Nov prev 3.4%, exp 1.7%
15:30 US Core Retail Sales Dec
15:30 US Retail Sales Dec (MoM)

Technical Daily on yesterday’s closing:

Gold  Strong Buy
Silver  Strong Buy
Crude Strong Sell
Dow  Strong Sell
Nas  Strong Sell
S&P Strong Sell

Moon’s F&G:  @ 32 Fear, VIX: @ 20.6 (+4.90%)

Asia Pacific midday today:

Nikkei -1.5%
Hang Seng +0.1%
Shanghai + 0.1%
ASX 200 -1% at closing
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Re: Today's Outlook
« Reply #918 on: January 15, 2015, 07:55:36 am »
Alsi -2.78% (1375pts) @48 057.

T40 -3.20% (1390pts) @ 42 038.

New high TFG @ 15300, Massmart @ 15902, Clicks @ 8607, Telkom @ 7292, Discovery @ 11529.

New low Glencore @ 4139, Anglo @ 18029, Mittal @ 2220, Billiton @ 21820, Sasol @ 36075, Adcock @ 4500, Grindrod @ 1987, PPC @ 2300.

T40 7:51am +419pts @ 42 460, VIX 21.48 (+4.47%), F&G 28 Fear.

Dow -1.06%, Nas -0.48%, S&P -0.59%.
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Re: Today's Outlook
« Reply #919 on: January 15, 2015, 08:13:32 am »
NPSNY   -1.01%
0700 -0.85%

 Dow
17,427 -187 1.06%
Nasdaq
4,639 -22 0.48%
S&P 500
2,011 -12 0.59%
GlobalDow
2,432 +2 0.07%
Gold
1,228 -7 0.53%
Oil
48.34 -0.15 0.31%

Asian stocks mostly edged up on Thursday after a significant rebound in oil and copper prices brought a semblance of calm, while the dollar regained ground lost on disappointing U.S. retail sales. Indian stocks rallied after the Reserve Bank of India yielded to signs of slowing inflation and delivered a surprise interest rate cut
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Re: Today's Outlook
« Reply #920 on: January 16, 2015, 08:51:30 am »
Asian shares stumbled on Friday and the dollar skidded against the safe-haven yen, after Switzerland's unexpected move to abandon its currency cap jolted markets already roiled by plunging commodities prices

0700-OL.… -0.85%
NPSNY    -1.80

 Dow
17,321 -106 0.61%
Nasdaq
4,571 -68 1.47%
S&P 500
1,993 -18 0.91%
GlobalDow
2,435 +4 0.16%
Gold
1,258 -7 0.54%
Oil
46.44 +0.17 0.37%
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Re: Today's Outlook
« Reply #921 on: January 16, 2015, 09:00:02 am »
Dow -0.61%, Nas -1.48%, S&P -0.93%.

VIX 22.39 (+4.24%), Moon’s F&G @ 25 ‘Extreme Fear’

At 8:32 am today:

T40 -495pts @ 42 192, Spot Gold 1257.85, Plat -7.0pts, Wall Street -77pts, Dax -47.2pts, Ftse -35.2pts.

Asia Today at midday:

Nikkei -2.1%
Hang Seng -0.8%
Sanghai +1.3%
ASX 200 -0.6% at closing
Kospi -1.4%

Economic Calendar:

12:00 EUR CPI for Dec, prev & exp -0.2%
15:30 US Core CPI for Dec, prev & exp 0.1%

JSE Alsi +0.97% @ 48 524, T40 +1.18% @ 42 533.

Up most by Index Gold +4.31%, Resources +3.71%, Mining +4.22%, Basic Materials +3.68%, Telecoms +4.41%.

Up DRD, BIL, ANG, HAR, MTN, IMP, down Richemont -4.27%, Truworths -3.75%, PickPay -3.73%, Clicks -2.99%, AECI -2.71%, Brait -2.58%, PPC -2.52%.

New high Remgro @ 26301, Lewis @ 8500, Discovery @ 11602, PNR-Foods @ 15857.

New low Adcock @ 4452, Sasol @ 36000.

Trading most to positive this month ANG, APN, NPN, to negative CZA, RCH, SOL, MTN.

Trading most to positive this week ANG, MTN, to negative SOL, ANG, RCH, NPN, APN.

Latest news from Eish-kom:

‘South Africa's power reserves are all but exhausted and rolling blackouts will be an inevitable part of life in the continent's most advanced economy for up to three years, state-run power utility Eskom warned on Thursday.

Eskom Chief Executive Tshediso Matona, who compared the situation to driving a badly maintained car which has almost no fuel left, told a news briefing that margins were razor thin and the loss of just 1,000 megawatts would trigger power outages.’

Sigh, ja boet.

To put in into perspective, extract from article http://businesstech.co.za/news/government/74752/state-owned-company-ceo-salaries/ dated 30 Nov 2014:

According to a parliamentary response to queries about the Eskom executive’s pay, last week, Public Enterprises Minister, Lynne Brown, noted that former Eskom boss, Brian Dames’ total pay for the 2013 financial year was in fact R22.78 million – higher than the R15.6 million listed in Eskom’s full year report.

Dames’ pay included a R5 million package at the end of his contract, R1.9 million in back pay – as well as a R1.92 million payout in long-term incentives.



South African parastatal CEO salaries

CEO   Parastatal   Salary (latest financial year)
Brian Dames   Eskom   R22.8 million
Sipho Maseko   Telkom   R11.7 million
Percy Sechemane   Rand Water   R5.32 million
Siza Mzimela   SAA   R4.96 million
Soane Mohapi   Sentech   R3.14 million
Brian Molefe   Transnet   R2.95 million
Puleng Kwele   Broadband Infraco   R1.84 million
Tian Olivier   SABC   R1.76 million
Chris Hlekane   SA Post Office   R1.56 million
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Re: Today's Outlook
« Reply #922 on: January 19, 2015, 08:27:11 am »
NPSNY. . -0.51%
0700.HK. . +0.57%

In China, financial shares were slugged as Beijing cracked down on credit products that have been blamed for fuelling excessive market speculation over the past three months. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan erased early gains to be down 0.1 percent, even as markets across much of the region edged higher.

Dow
 17,512 +191 1.10%


Nasdaq
 4,634 +63 1.38%


S&P 500
 2,019 +26 1.32%


GlobalDow
 2,448 +3 0.13%


Gold
 1,277 +12 0.96%


Oil
 48.52 +2.27 4.91%
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Re: Today's Outlook
« Reply #923 on: January 19, 2015, 08:43:53 am »
Dow +1.10%, Nas +1.38%, S&P +1.32%.

Asia Pacific midday today:

Nikkei +0.89%
Hang eng -1.64%
Shanghai -7.35% (regulatory margin changes)
ASX +0.19%
Kospi +0.77%

T40 +249pts @ 42738 (8:27), Moon’s F&G @ 30 ‘Fear’, VIX @ 20.95 (-1.44), prev close 22.39.

Economic Calendar:

Not much happening.

Technical (daily at closing):

Dow: Sell
Nas:  Strong Sell
S&P:  Sell
Dax: Strong Buy
Ftse:  Buy
Gold (1277) Strong Buy
Crude ( 48.94) Sell
Brent (50.02) Strong Sell

Alsi ended -0.14% @ 48 458, T40 -0.18% @ 42 455.

New high Discovery @ 11743, Lewis @ 8615, MedCl @ 11288, new low Mittal @ 2132, Adcock @ 4415.

Trading most to positive this month ANG, NPN, APN, to negative CZA, SOL, AGL, MTN, RCH.

T40 now 8:38 +0.46% @ 42 689.
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Re: Today's Outlook
« Reply #924 on: January 19, 2015, 02:46:01 pm »
U.S. Markets closed for Martin Luther King day.

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Re: Today's Outlook
« Reply #925 on: January 20, 2015, 08:04:14 am »
 Shortcovering helped lift the dollar to a one-week high against the yen on Tuesday after China growth data was not as bad as many feared, while the euro remained under pressure ahead of possible easing steps by the European Central Bank as early as this week

China's economy grew at its slowest pace in 24 years in 2014 as a cooling property market weighed on demand and is expected to lose more momentum this year, keeping pressure on policymakers to head off a sharper downturn. China's economy grew 7.4 percent in 2014, official data showed on Tuesday, barely missing its official 7.5 percent target but the slowest since 1990

0700-OL.…-0.85%
NPSNY -0.51%
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Re: Today's Outlook
« Reply #926 on: January 20, 2015, 08:43:11 am »
US had Martin Luther King Day yesterday, markets closed.

Asia Pacific midday today:

Nikkei +2.03%
Hang Seng +0.47%
Shanghai +0.52%
ASX -0.03% at closing
Kospi +0.85%

VIX @ 20.95 -1.44pts, Moon’s F&G @ 28 ‘Fear’.

T40 +200pts +0.47% 8:21am @ 43 216, Spot Gold 1276, Plat 1263.

Economic Calendar:

04:00 CNY GDP (YoY) prev 7.3%, exp 7.2%, act 7.3% as jaDEB said, and for QoQ expected 1.7%, act 1.5%.
11:30 SA Gold Production (YoY) Nov previous -8.9%.
11:30 SA Mining Production for Nov, prev -1.10%, exp -0.50%.
12:00 GER ZEW Economic Sentiment prev 34.9, exp 40.0.

Alsi ended +1.11% @ 48 996, T40 +1.26% @ 42 989.

Up Assore +5.47%, Sibanye +5.42%, Richemont +3.88%, Massmart +3.69%.

Down Barworld -4.82%, Clover -4.17%.

New high Massmart @ 16496, MedCli @ 11349, Discovery @ 11886.

New low Barworld @ 8705, Mittal @ 2074, Grindrod @ 1959, Adcock @ 4310.

Other:

15 000 members of NUM stopped work last Tuesday at the company's Zondereinde mine (its biggest operation) demanding the removal of chief executive Paul Dunne over what they say are unfair hiring and firing practices.

T40 currently (8:41) @ +50pts @ 43 063.
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Re: Today's Outlook
« Reply #927 on: January 21, 2015, 08:49:45 am »
Dow
17,515 +3 0.02%
Nasdaq
4,655 +21 0.44%
S&P 500
2,023 +4 0.18%
GlobalDow
2,470 +6 0.25%
Gold
1,302 +8 0.60%
Oil
46.13 -2.56 5.26%

Asian shares held firm and the euro stayed under pressure on Wednesday as investors counted on the European Central Bank to unveil a stimulus drive, while the yen jumped after the Bank of Japan left policy unchanged. MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 1.1 percent to hit its highest level in six weeks

0700-OL.…-0.85%
NPSNY    +0.23%
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Re: Today's Outlook
« Reply #928 on: January 22, 2015, 08:39:51 am »
0700.HK + 2.18 %
NPSNY +3.56%

 Dow
17,554 +39 0.22%
Nasdaq
4,667 +12 0.26%
S&P 500
2,032 +9 0.47%
GlobalDow
2,483 -0 0.00%
Gold
1,287 -7 0.52%
Oil
47.57 -0.21 0.44%

Asian shares held near eight-week highs on Thursday as investors bet on the likely size and scope of a bond-buying program the European Central Bank is poised to unveil later in the day as it attempts to revive the flagging euro zone economy

The collapse of crude oil over the last year is one of the biggest asset crashes since the Great Recession and where there’s crisis, there’s often opportunity.

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/you-can-still-cash-in-on-the-collapse-in-crude-oil-2015-01-21

DRDGold expects gold production to increase 6.0% y/y and operating
profit to rise 5.0% for the six months ended 31 December 2014. Cash
balance is estimated to grow 19.0% q/q. Results due: 19 February
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Re: Today's Outlook
« Reply #929 on: January 22, 2015, 04:05:55 pm »
Futures.

S&P + 0.68%
NDQ + 0.56%
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