den dieser Verfasser meines Erachten bei Libuda abgeschrieben haben muss - denn der hat das vor ein oder zwei Wochen fast genauso geschrieben.
Text zur Anzeige gekürzt. Gesamtes Posting anzeigen >>> Contrade 121: volatility? what volatility... 17:57 #44865 bewerteninteressant witzig gut analysiert informativ uninteressant Investor 2009 1438/2882Trader 2009 149/2426melden natürlich haben auch hierzu eine Erklärung. Die Fonds, ja die Fonds die auf Liquidität sitzen, die warten ja nur darauf, dass der Aktienmarkt ein bisschen, dies nur technisch bedingt, zurückkommt. Diese Gelegenheit würde man dann für den breiten Einstieg nutzen und die fundamental begründete Rally "mitzureiten". Na dann, nichts wie hin.
Funds look to pullback to get in stocks NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Funds, sitting on huge advances scored by the market over the past three-and-a-half months, are likely to overlook current market hesitations to hang onto their gains until the end of the quarter, according to one analyst.
With funds due to present their quarterly performance reports to their clients in less than three weeks, institutions have been cautiously holding onto cash.
As the market hesitated last week, institutions kept their cash levels unchanged instead of adding to positions in the market, according to Cantor Fitzgerald.
"Thus far, institutions are waiting for a pullback that will give them a buying opportunity before the end of the quarter," said Marc Pado, U.S. market strategist at Cantor.J
Such a pullback might have begun on Monday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average (INDU 8,606, -192.87, -2.19%) slumping 193 points, or 2.2%, to 8,602. The S&P 500 (SPX 922.96, -22.66, -2.40%) lost 22 points, or 2.4%, to 923.
The Nasdaq Composite (COMP 1,808, -51.27, -2.76%) fell the most, losing 50 points, or 2.7%, to 1,807.The technology sector on the S&P 500 has performed best out of the index's 10 sectors so far this year, up about 25.4%.
Some funds will eventually try to sell underperforming stocks and buy strong ones just before issuing quarterly reports, the so-called practice of window dressing.
And sectors that have performed best most recently will benefit. For June so far, technology is again leading, up 5.1%, followed by industrials up 4.9%, energy, 4.2%, and consumer discretionary, up 3.3%.
For the quarter-to-date, financials are leading the gains, up 40.8%, followed by industrials, up about 26.8%, materials, up 25.4%, and energy, up 20.3%. |