O que significaria o bloqueio do Estreito de Ormuz?

[R_Martins]

A Intel Conseguiu ter óptimos resultados e não se vê nada! Só escapam as Sonae's, PTM e Impresa, que têm subido sem necessitar de ajuda? O que é que se passa?

Caro IXIC
Devagarinho é melhor...
Subidas violentas, acaba sempre por «descambar» Pois é que, grandes mais valias em pouco tempo, dá origem a vendas, e depois aos stop.s, e depois ainda aos grandes «entalanços».
Isto tem sido devagarinho, eu acho melhor... A história bolsistica mostranos que grandes subidas em pouco tempo, não tem consolidação.
Eu penso...
R. Martins

[Curare]

01/14 19:30
Applied Materials, KLA-Tencor Shares Decline: After-Hours
By William Selway


New York, Jan. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Applied Materials Inc. and other makers of equipment used to build computer chips fell in extended trading, after Intel Corp. said it will cut spending on plants and equipment by as much as 26 percent this year.

Applied Materials Inc., one of the most actively traded stocks after the 4 p.m. close of the New York Stock Exchange, dropped 76 cents to $14.60. KLA-Tencor Inc. declined $1.62 to $38.03. Novellus Systems Inc. fell $1.35 to $32.10.

After the close of the regular trading day, Intel, the world's biggest maker of semiconductors, said it will cut capital spending to as little as $3.5 billion this year, $1.2 billion less than it spent in 2002. Intel reported fourth-quarter sales and profit that topped analysts' forecasts, sending the shares up 14 cents to $17.93.

``Intel is a bellwether for the market,'' said Richard Cripps, chief market strategist for Legg Mason Wood Walker Inc. ``This isn't going to hold the market back.''

U.S. stocks rose during regular trading hours on optimism that Intel's results would exceed forecasts. Many of the most actively traded stocks declined after 4 p.m., including Microsoft Corp. and Cisco Systems Inc., trimming their gains from earlier in the day.

The Nasdaq 100 Index After-Hours Indicator, which tracks stocks in the index that trade after 4 p.m., dropped 1.76 to 1093.11, after the index rose 11.87 during regular trading.

Stock index futures rose. March futures on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index rose 1.70 to 931.00. Futures on the Nasdaq 100 Index rose 3.00 to 1095.00.

During regular trading hours, the Standard & Poor's 500 Index rose 5.40, or 0.6 percent, to 931.66. The Nasdaq Composite Index advanced 14.95, a 1 percent gain, to 1460.99. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 56.64, or 0.6 percent, to 8842.62.

Following is a list of companies whose shares may fluctuate in U.S. markets Wednesday. Stock symbols are in parentheses after the company name.

Eaton Corp. (ETN): The maker of hydraulic equipment plans to close several plants and offices and cut about 50 jobs related to a hose business it bought from Dana Corp. in November. The business, called Boston Weatherhead, employed 1,049 people and had $207 million in sales last year. Eaton fell 61 cents to $76.84.

West Marine Inc. (WMAR) rose as high as $15 in after-hours trading. It closed at $14.30 in regular trading on the Nasdaq Stock Market. The boating supplies retailer said it agreed to buy the retail, catalog and wholesale businesses of BoatU.S. for $72 million in cash and the assumption of some debt, in a statement distributed by Business Wire. The BoatU.S. businesses will boost earnings next year add about $140 million in annual revenue, West Marine said.

Westar Energy Inc. (WR): The Kansas utility owner named Mark A. Ruelle, a former executive with Westar and Sierra Pacific Resources Inc., as its new chief financial officer, according to a statement issued by Business Wire. Westar rose 7 cents to $10.45 on the New York Stock Exchange.

"Buy the rumour, sell the fact"...

As notícias não são particularmente relevantes, especialmente de resultados: uns saiem maus, outros bons, no final da "earnings season" o mais provável é que os efeitos se anulem, ou pelo menos que sigam a tendência geral da economia. Portanto, é ruído...

[Curare]

01/14 19:30
Applied Materials, KLA-Tencor Shares Decline: After-Hours
By William Selway


New York, Jan. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Applied Materials Inc. and other makers of equipment used to build computer chips fell in extended trading, after Intel Corp. said it will cut spending on plants and equipment by as much as 26 percent this year.

Applied Materials Inc., one of the most actively traded stocks after the 4 p.m. close of the New York Stock Exchange, dropped 76 cents to $14.60. KLA-Tencor Inc. declined $1.62 to $38.03. Novellus Systems Inc. fell $1.35 to $32.10.

After the close of the regular trading day, Intel, the world's biggest maker of semiconductors, said it will cut capital spending to as little as $3.5 billion this year, $1.2 billion less than it spent in 2002. Intel reported fourth-quarter sales and profit that topped analysts' forecasts, sending the shares up 14 cents to $17.93.

``Intel is a bellwether for the market,'' said Richard Cripps, chief market strategist for Legg Mason Wood Walker Inc. ``This isn't going to hold the market back.''

U.S. stocks rose during regular trading hours on optimism that Intel's results would exceed forecasts. Many of the most actively traded stocks declined after 4 p.m., including Microsoft Corp. and Cisco Systems Inc., trimming their gains from earlier in the day.

The Nasdaq 100 Index After-Hours Indicator, which tracks stocks in the index that trade after 4 p.m., dropped 1.76 to 1093.11, after the index rose 11.87 during regular trading.

Stock index futures rose. March futures on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index rose 1.70 to 931.00. Futures on the Nasdaq 100 Index rose 3.00 to 1095.00.

During regular trading hours, the Standard & Poor's 500 Index rose 5.40, or 0.6 percent, to 931.66. The Nasdaq Composite Index advanced 14.95, a 1 percent gain, to 1460.99. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 56.64, or 0.6 percent, to 8842.62.

Following is a list of companies whose shares may fluctuate in U.S. markets Wednesday. Stock symbols are in parentheses after the company name.

Eaton Corp. (ETN): The maker of hydraulic equipment plans to close several plants and offices and cut about 50 jobs related to a hose business it bought from Dana Corp. in November. The business, called Boston Weatherhead, employed 1,049 people and had $207 million in sales last year. Eaton fell 61 cents to $76.84.

West Marine Inc. (WMAR) rose as high as $15 in after-hours trading. It closed at $14.30 in regular trading on the Nasdaq Stock Market. The boating supplies retailer said it agreed to buy the retail, catalog and wholesale businesses of BoatU.S. for $72 million in cash and the assumption of some debt, in a statement distributed by Business Wire. The BoatU.S. businesses will boost earnings next year add about $140 million in annual revenue, West Marine said.

Westar Energy Inc. (WR): The Kansas utility owner named Mark A. Ruelle, a former executive with Westar and Sierra Pacific Resources Inc., as its new chief financial officer, according to a statement issued by Business Wire. Westar rose 7 cents to $10.45 on the New York Stock Exchange.

"Buy the rumour, sell the fact"...

As notícias não são particularmente relevantes, especialmente de resultados: uns saiem maus, outros bons, no final da "earnings season" o mais provável é que os efeitos se anulem, ou pelo menos que sigam a tendência geral da economia. Portanto, é ruído...

[ao_melhor]

[quote="Curare"]é que os resultados da Intel sairam ontem, e hoje é um novo dia...[/quote]
Desculpem, então mas a Intel não foi ontem depois do mercado dos EUA fechar? Não devia reagir hoje?

Tchau

[IXIC]

sairam ontem depois dos mercados fecharem e, por isso, devem-se reflectir no dia de hoje!!

[Curare]

é que os resultados da Intel sairam ontem, e hoje é um novo dia...

[IXIC]

A Intel Conseguiu ter óptimos resultados e não se vê nada! Só escapam as Sonae's, PTM e Impresa, que têm subido sem necessitar de ajuda? O que é que se passa?