Liveblog Archief maandag 25 juli 2022

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Fed's united front on interest rates may soon be tested
Federal Reserve officials are likely to hit a key milestone this week with an interest rate hike that effectively ends pandemic-era support for the U.S. economy and begins to test whether growth can continue without the central bank's active help.

• Intel to produce Taiwanese company MediaTek's chips
U.S. chipmaker Intel said it will produce chips for Taiwan’s MediaTek, one of the world's largest chip design firms. The manufacturing arrangement is one of the most significant deals Intel has announced since it launched its so-called foundry business early last year.

• BC Partners nears deal to buy 50% of Fedrigoni from Bain Capital -source
European buyout fund BC Partners is close to clinching a deal to buy 50% of Italian paper manufacturer Fedrigoni from Bain Capital in a deal that values the company at 3 billion euros, two sources close to the matter told Reuters.

• PREVIEW-Harley profit outlook at risk after production shutdown
Harley Davidson two-week production shutdown beginning May 19 that expanded the motorcycle maker's order backlog has increased the likelihood of the manufacturer revising its full-year outlook, analysts said.

• China regulator denies report on data strategy to avoid U.S. delistings
China's securities regulator denied a media report that said Beijing planned to sort U.S.-listed Chinese companies based on the sensitivity of the data they hold in an attempt to stop U.S. regulators from delisting hundreds of firms.


BEFORE THE BELL
Wall Street futures edged higher as markets braced for a Federal Reserve policy meeting during the week and a slew of earnings reports that would likely show the impact of a strong dollar and soaring inflation on corporate America. European shares rose, after earlier falling on weak German data. Japan's Nikkei snapped a seven-day winning streak to end lower. The U.S. dollar fell and major rivals gained as risk appetite returned to currency markets. Gold prices inched higher. Oil climbed as markets juggled Fed hike with supply fears.


STOCKS TO WATCH
Deals Of The Day
• Orange SA: The company and MasMovil have signed a binding agreement to combine operations in Spain in a deal valuing the merged entity at close to $19 billion, the two telecoms firms said in a statement on Saturday. The merger creates a heavyweight spanning mobile and broadband, posing a challenge to top player Telefonica and analysts say possibly opening the way to similar alliances in markets such as Italy, Portugal and the UK. The merger of the second and fourth largest telecoms operators respectively also leaves third-ranked Vodafone stranded, albeit the beneficiary of a more consolidated market that is expected to reduce competition and boost operators’ profitability. The tie-up is expected to test the European Commission's appetite for consolidation. It has previously opposed deals that reduce the number of players from four to three in major markets.

Results
• Infosys Ltd: India's tech giant on Sunday reported June-quarter profit that missed estimates, hurt by higher employee expenses, but the IT services company raised its annual revenue outlook, citing a strong demand outlook. Infosys' larger IT rival Tata Consultancy Services and also smaller rivals such as HCL Technologies and Wipro have seen their margins erode as they battle a higher sector-wide talent churn and try to retain employees. Overall expenses surged more than 29%, while operating margins for Infosys for the June quarter came in at 20.1%, down 3.6% year-on-year. The company also retained its operating margin guidance for full year at 21%-23%. Bengaluru-based Infosys expects revenue growth of 14%-16% for the financial year to March, slightly up from its view of 13%-15% forecast in April. "We see good volume growth, good pipeline of large deals and that gives us the confidence for increasing revenue guidance," chief executive officer Salil Parekh said in a media call. Infosys saw its large deal signings dropping about 35% to $1.7 billion rupees, while gross addition of clients during the quarter dropped to 106 from 113 a year ago.

• Koninklijke Philips NV: The Dutch medical equipment maker posted a bigger-than-expected drop in second-quarter core earnings, saying supply shortages and lockdowns in China had dented sales. The company cut its estimate for full-year sales growth to between 1% and 3%, from 3% to 5%, while forecasting second-half growth of 6% to 9% on a strong order backlog. Chief Executive Officer Frans van Houten said supply chain issues and inflationary pressures had played a role, but singled out Chinese COVID-19 lockdowns as the biggest cause of the shortfall. Adjusted earnings before interest, taxes and amortisation (EBITA) reached 216 million euros ($220 million) for the three months ended June 30, missing an average forecast of 324 million according to a company-compiled poll. In the same period a year earlier, Philips had achieved adjusted EBITA of 532 million euros. Sales fell 7% to 4.17 billion euros, also missing analyst forecasts of 4.23 billion. "The quarter was significantly below expectations and Philips has lowered both annual and mid-term guidance," said Jefferies analysts in a note.

• Newmont Corp: The miner reported a drop of about 41% in second-quarter adjusted profit hurt by lower gold prices. The company said its all-in sustaining cost, an industry metric that reflects total expenses associated with production, rose to $1,199 per ounce of gold from $1,035 per ounce. The attributable gold production in the quarter rose to 1.5 million ounces from 1.45 million ounces a year earlier. Net income from continuing operations dropped to $379 million, or 48 cents per share, in the quarter ended June 30, from $640 million, or 80 cents per share a year earlier.​

• Ryanair Holdings Plc: The air carrier said a return to pre-COVID levels of profitability this year was not certain even as it topped first-quarter estimates in what Chief Executive Michael O'Leary described as "a very strong but still fragile recovery". The after-tax profit of 170 million euros for the quarter ended June was ahead of estimates of 157 million euros in a company poll of analysts, but well short of the 243-million-euro profit in the same quarter of 2019. Ticket pricing for bookings for the July-September quarter, typically Ryanair's most profitable period of the year, are tracking higher than 2019 levels by a low double-digit percentage, O'Leary said. But unpredictability around fuel prices, COVID-19 and geopolitical risks made it impossible to forecast profit for the full 2023 financial year (FY23) which ends on March 31, he said. Ryanair posted a profit of 1 billion euros in its pre-COVID financial year ending March 2020, with 148 million passengers compared to the 165 million people it plans to fly this year.

• Vodafone Group Plc: The mobile phone and broadband group is making progress towards resolving issues in its biggest market Germany after suffering a drop in service revenue there, its chief executive said. The company said it lost 79,000 TV and 64,000 broadband customers in the first quarter, resulting in a 0.5% decline in service revenue in the country after a new law ended automatic renewals and an IT system underperformed. But it said customer losses were not as bad as in the previous quarter after it fixed IT problems, and churn related to the law that came into effect in December started to abate. "We're on track to resolve the issues in Germany by the end of the summer as planned, which will further support a gradual recovery in our commercial performance," Read told reporters. Vodafone's service revenue growth accelerated slightly quarter-on-quarter to 2.5%, helped by Turkey, where high inflation is providing a boost, and Britain. It said it was on track to hit its full-year targets.

In Other News
• Alphabet Inc, Amazon.com Inc, Meta Platforms Inc & Twitter Inc: Big tech companies agreed to reduce harmful online content in New Zealand, making a move that critics said dodged the alternative of government regulation. The companies had signed a code of practice, said Netsafe, a government-funded internet-safety group. The big tech players would follow the code as self-regulation, Netsafe chief Brent Carey said in a statement. "There are too many Kiwis being bullied, harassed, and abused online, which is why the industry has rallied together to protect users," Carey said in a statement. Industry lobby group NZTech will be responsible for the companies meeting obligations, which include reducing harmful content online, reporting how they do that and supporting independent evaluation of results. Separately, Google said on Friday it has dismissed a senior software engineer who claimed the company's artificial intelligence chatbot LaMDA was a self-aware person.

• Alphabet Inc, Amazon.com Inc, Microsoft Corp & Apple Inc: Brazilian police allege an Italian refiner purchased gold from a trader sourcing it illegally in the Amazon rainforest region, according to police documents, and corporate disclosures show that refiner has supplied the precious metal to four of the world's largest tech companies. Public filings by the four companies name the private Italian firm Chimet as a source of some gold used in their products. Tech companies often use small amounts of the metal in circuit boards for consumer electronics. According to police documents obtained by investigative journalism outfit Reporter Brasil and reviewed by Reuters, Brazilian federal police have accused Chimet of buying millions of dollars in gold from trader CHM do Brasil, which allegedly acquired the precious metal illegally from wildcat miners.

• Boeing Co: A union representing nearly 2,500 employees at three of the planemaker's defense locations in the St. Louis area said on Sunday the workers rejected the company's defense contract offer and will strike at the locations starting Aug. 1. "Boeing previously took away a pension from our members, and now the company is unwilling to adequately compensate our members' 401(k) plan," the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers union said in a statement. It added that union workers will not accept a contract that is not fair and equitable. "We will not allow this company to put our members’ hard-earned retirements in jeopardy," the union added. Workers at the three plants in Missouri and Illinois build the F-15, F-18, T-7A trainer, and the MQ-25unmanned refueler. Boeing said Sunday it "is disappointed with Sunday’s vote to reject a strong, highly competitive offer. We are activating our contingency plan to support continuity of operations in the event of a strike."

• Credit Suisse Group AG: The Swiss bank is considering how it could cut costs further after a dismal performance by the embattled bank in the past quarter, SonntagsZeitung reported, citing senior sources. "The numbers are catastrophic," an unnamed senior banker told the newspaper, adding that staff morale is very low. Managers and the board of directors are now discussing a new, large cost-saving plan, a second executive told the paper in an article published on Sunday. "The cost structure is too large for the bank's revenue potential." Discussions on the cuts are at an advanced stage, the paper said, though it is uncertain whether they will be announced when Credit Suisse reports second-quarter earnings on Wednesday. Analysts expect a reported net loss of 398 million Swiss francs for the quarter, Refinitiv data shows.

• Intel Corp: The U.S. chipmaker said it will produce chips for Taiwan’s MediaTek, one of the world's largest chip design firms. The manufacturing arrangement is one of the most significant deals Intel has announced since it launched its so-called foundry business early last year. “That's a pretty big deal for us to engage a customer from Taiwan and them betting on us to grow and try this. And so this is a major anchor customer win,” Randhir Thakur, president of Intel Foundry Services, told Reuters. While Intel didn’t give any financial details of the deal or say how many chips it would be producing for MediaTek, it said the first products would be manufactured in the next 18- to 24- month period and will be in a more mature technology process called Intel 16, with the chips used for smart devices.

• Rogers Communications Inc: The Canadian telecom operator said on Sunday it will invest C$10 billion over the next three years in Artificial Intelligence, and more testing and oversight, just weeks after it reported network issues that caused widespread disruptions across the country. Chief Executive Officer Tony Staffieri said the company has made progress on a formal agreement between carriers to switch 911 calls to each other's networks automatically – even in the event of an outage on any carrier's network. "I believe this is the only responsible way forward and I am personally committed to making it possible for all Canadians," Staffieri said in a letter on Sunday. Staffieri said that Rogers Communications is physically separating wireless and internet services to create an 'always on' network – to help make sure the customers don't experience an outage with both cellular and internet services again.

• Sinopec Corp: The Chinese company has cut its purchases of Russia's ESPO crude oil in July as other buyers, including from India, were willing to pay higher prices, trade sources said. A pull-back in Russian oil purchases by Sinopec, Asia's biggest refiner, suggests that its earlier buying was driven by economics rather than political considerations. Sinopec, through its trading arm Unipec, is expected to lift fewer cargoes in July after submitting lower bids to Russian exporters who then sold the cargos to trading companies and other Chinese clients that bid higher, said four sources who participate in the market and declined to be identified. Sinopec bid at discounts of about $20 a barrel below the price of Middle East benchmark Dubai on a free-on-board basis for July shipments, similar to what it paying for cargoes in May and June, while deals were done at $8 to $13 discounts, the sources said.

• Tesla Inc: The electric vehicle maker has received a second subpoena from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission over its Chief Executive Elon Musk's tweets in 2018 about taking the company private, the automaker disclosed in a regulatory filing. The company said it received the subpoena on June 13 and will cooperate with the government authorities. The regulator did not immediately respond to a Reuters request for comment. In November last year, the regulator had subpoenaed Tesla related to a settlement that required Musk's tweets on material information to be vetted. Separately, Tesla said it has converted about 75% of its bitcoin holdings into fiat currency and has recorded an impairment charge of $170 million related to the asset.​

• T-Mobile US Inc: The company agreed on Friday to pay $350 million and spend an additional $150 million to upgrade data security to settle litigation over a cyberattack last year that compromised information belonging to an estimated 76.6 million people. The preliminary settlement was filed with the federal court in Kansas City, Missouri. It requires a judge's approval, which the second-largest U.S. wireless carrier said could come by December. T-Mobile denied wrongdoing, specifically, including accusations that it breached its duties to protect customers' personal information and had inadequate data security.The Bellevue, Washington-based company expects an approximately $400 million pre-tax charge in this year's second quarter for the settlement. It said it contemplated the charge and $150 million of spending in prior financial guidance. T-Mobile disclosed the data breach last August, saying at the time it affected more than 47 million current, former and prospective customers.

• Toyota Motor Corp: The automaker will not unilaterally press its suppliers for lower prices for the second half of its fiscal year and is also considering supporting their energy bills, an executive said. The move reinforces an attempt by the world's largest automaker by sales to shoulder more of the burden faced by suppliers as global supply chain woes continue and energy costs soar. Like other automakers, Toyota has been battered by the global shortage of semiconductors and COVID-19-related lockdowns, prompting repeated cutbacks in vehicle production and frustrating suppliers. The move reinforces an attempt by the world's largest automaker by sales to shoulder more of the burden faced by suppliers as global supply chain woes continue and energy costs soar. The automaker has cancelled some orders of the Harrier sports utility vehicle due to production disruption caused by the COVID-19 lockdown in Shanghai, the Nikkei business daily reported. Customers are being asked to switch their orders to the improved Harrier, which is scheduled to be released in September, the report said.

• Uber Technologies Inc: The ride-hailing company on Friday accepted responsibility for covering up a 2016 data breach that affected 57 million passengers and drivers, as part of a settlement with U.S. prosecutors to avoid criminal charges. In entering a non-prosecution agreement, Uber admitted that its personnel failed to report the November 2016 hacking to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, even though the agency had been investigating the ride-sharing company's data security. U.S. Attorney Stephanie Hinds in San Francisco said Uber waited about a year to report the breach, after installing new executive leadership who "established a strong tone from the top" regarding ethics and compliance. Hinds said the decision not to criminally charge Uber reflected new management's prompt investigation and disclosures, and Uber's 2018 agreement with the FTC to maintain a comprehensive privacy program for 20 years.

• World Wrestling Entertainment Inc: Vince McMahon said on Friday he would retire as the company's chief executive and chairman, about a month after stepping back from those roles due to an investigation into his alleged misconduct. McMahon, 76, was being investigated by the board for agreements to pay $12 million over the past 16 years to suppress allegations of sexual misconduct and infidelity, the Wall Street Journal had previously reported. McMahon last month pledged to support WWE's investigation. He did not address the probe in Friday's statement.


ANALYSIS
Colgate, Tide maker P&G rejig price tactics to keep cash-strapped shoppers
The makers of everyday staples such as Colgate toothpaste and Charmin toilet paper are readying new strategies to keep cash-strapped consumers buying pricier products as the threat of recession looms, executives have told investors. Manufacturers of household staples are also now spending more on discounts and promotions on goods including sodas and paper towels to keep shoppers in higher-end stores and buying brand name products, according to data prepared for Reuters from research firm IRI.


ANALYSTS' RECOMMENDATION
• American Express Co: JPMorgan raises target price to $188 from $184, after the company reported second-quarter EPS above estimates, robust top line growth and raised their FY22 revenue guidance.

• Blackstone Inc: Piper Sandler cuts target price to $120 from $154, as they are reducing their earnings expectations following the company’s second-quarter results.

• HCA Healthcare Inc: Credit Suisse raises target price to $250 from $230, updating their 2022 and 2023 EBITDA estimates after the company’s second quarter results.

• Twitter Inc: Cowen and Company cuts target price to $22 from $38, after the company reported declining revenue in the second quarter and gave no forward-looking guidance given the pending acquisition.

• Verizon Communications Inc: RBC cuts target price to $50 from $54, citing second-quarter results that were largely below expectations and full-year 2022 guidance that was revised down again due to a mix of competitive and macro pressures.


ECONOMIC EVENTS (All timings in U.S. Eastern Time)
0830 National Activity Index for June: Prior 0.01
1030 Dallas Fed Manufacturing Business Index for July: Prior -17.7


COMPANIES REPORTING RESULTS
Alexandria Real Estate Equities Inc: Expected Q2 earnings of 66 cents per share
Brown & Brown Inc: Expected Q2 earnings of 49 cents per share
Cadence Design Systems Inc: Expected Q2 earnings of 96 cents per share
F5 Inc: Expected Q3 earnings of $2.23 per share
NXP Semiconductors NV: Expected Q2 earnings of $3.35 per share
Packaging Corp of America: Expected Q2 earnings of $2.85 per share
Universal Health Services Inc: Expected Q3 earnings of $2.35 per share
Whirlpool Corp: Expected Q2 earnings of $5.24 per share


CORPORATE EVENTS (All timings in U.S. Eastern Time)
0800 Globalfoundries Inc: Annual Shareholders Meeting
0800 Linde PLC: Annual Shareholders Meeting
1000 Newmont Corporation: Q2 earnings conference call
1000 RPM International Inc: Q4 earnings conference call
1630 F5 Inc: Q3 earnings conference call
1700 Cadence Design Systems Inc: Q2 earnings conference call
1700 Simpson Manufacturing Co Inc: Q2 earnings conference call


EX-DIVIDENDS
Albertsons Companies Inc: Amount $0.12

Goedemorgen,

Een nieuwe week waar men vooral zal uitkijken naar de cijfers van de grote 5 want ze komen allemaal met kwartaalcijfers, morgen komen Microsoft en Alphabet nabeurs al met hun cijfers en vooral hun verwachtingen, woensdag is META aan de beurt terwijl we donderdag ook Apple en Amazon met cijfers krijgen. Verder moeten we ook naar de energieprijzen kijken en uiteraard ook naar het verloop van de rente, de Brent olie staat vanmorgen rond de 97 dollar terwijl de 10-jaars rente rond de 2,8% staat. De rente kan in ieder geval weer gaan oplopen terwijl de olieprijzen weer kunnen oplopen. We houden het in ieder geval goed in de gaten.

Wat betreft de maand juli staan we met alle abonnementen op winst na het sluiten van de short posities woensdag. Meedoen met de signalen die we versturen kan door lid te worden via de Tradershop ... Let op, er loopt nu een nieuwe aanbieding tot 1 OKTOBER voor €35 ...

Update maandag 25 juli:
Een eerste sein dat Wall Street een top kan zetten met de terugval van afgelopen vrijdag, alle indices moesten inleveren na verder een sterke rally gedurende de week. De Dow Jones verloor 0,45% terwijl de S&P 500 met 0,95% verlies de sessie afsloot. De tech indices verloren wat meer, de Nasdaq moest met 1,9% terug terwijl de Nasdaq 100 een verlies van 1,8% liet zien, de SOX index verloor 2,55% vrijdag. Verder zien we een verlies van 0,4% bij de Dow Transport index. verloor donderdag 0,4%.

Het blijft nu de vraag of we net een stevige rally binnen de bekende "Bear Market" hebben afgerond want de markten blijven na de recente rally in een dalende trend zitten. Na de ingezette daling van afgelopen vrijdag gaan we het deze week snel genoeg merken, er komt genoeg bedrijfsnieuws naar buiten waar we snel gaan zien of de grote 5 (Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon en META) aan de verwachtingen en vooral ook aan de vooruitzichten kunnen voldoen. Dinsdag na 22:00 komen Microsoft en Alphabet al met hun kwartaalcijfers, woensdag META Platforms en donderdag krijgen we Apple en Amazon.

In Europa kregen we een verdeelde sessie met nog net een plusje van 0,4 punten voor de AEX met een slot op 705 punten, de DAX won vrijdag ook amper, de index sluit 7 punten hoger met een slot op 13.253 punten. De Franse CAC 40 won nog 0,25% terwijl de BEL 20 een verlies van 0,55% liet zien. Na een sterkere start in Europa zien we dan toch dat alles terugviel richting het slot, de AEX stond even op 711 punten terwijl de DAX gedurende de sessie even op 13.367 punten uitkwam.

Vanmorgen zien we dat Europa wat zal inleveren terwijl de futures op Wall Street tot nu toe een vlakke opening aangeven, het is in ieder geval wachten tot na de opening van Wall Street vanmiddag om 15:30. Technisch bekeken denk ik dat de markten een rally binnen de downtrend hebben afgerond maar we weten nooit met de markt want die kan ons ten aller tijde verrassen ook al denken velen dat na de daling we snel weer verder omhoog kunnen tot zelfs de toppen van eerder dit jaar. Ik zelf zeg niet dat het onmogelijk is, u weet dat wel want alles is mogelijk op de beurs en zeker in deze fase, maar dan moet de wind wel volop in de zeilen blazen en dat zie ik niet zo snel. De markten kunnen vanaf nu ook weer snel inleveren en zelfs nieuwe en dus diepere bodems neerzetten.

Zelf blijven we rustig handelen op halve kracht, we nemen kleinere posities en letten op het verloop van de markten. Afgelopen woensdag werden er voorzichtig al wat posities opgenomen op enkele indices. U kunt nog meedoen door lid te worden via de mooie aanbieding.

De signaaldiensten:
We hebben woensdag al wat kleine short posities opgenomen, om mee te doen met de posities kunt u lid worden en inloggen op de website bij de Tradershop waar u dan alle details kunt zien. Wat betreft de maand JULI hebben we in ieder geval voor de 2e keer met de posities winst kunnen maken bij alle abonnementen.

Meedoen met onze signalen kan nu via de nieuwe aanbieding die loopt tot 1 OKTOBER 2022. Schrijf u nu snel in tot 1 OKTOBER voor €35 via de Tradershop en kies uw abonnement via de link https://www.usmarkets.nl/tradershop

Marktoverzicht:
Wall Street sluit over de gehele lijn lager, de Dow Jones kon het verlies nog beperken tot 0,5% ofwel 138 punten terwijl we bij de S&P 500 een verlies van 0,95% zien (-37 punten). De Nasdaq en de SOX verloren meer, de Nasdaq 1,9% en de SOX 2,55%. In Europa blijven de AEX en de DAX nog net in de plus, beide indices sluiten amper 0,05% hoger na eerder op de dag veel hoger te hebben gestaan. Europa volgde na de middag de daling op Wall Street waar er mogelijk een correctie op gang kan komen nu.

Dow Jones:
De Dow Jones sluit vrijdag lager en komt zo weer onder de belangrijke 32.000 punten terecht, zo blijft de weerstand rond de 32.200 punten redelijk zwaar. Alleen als de Dow Jones door kan trekken tot ver boven die 32.200 punten dan ligt de weg open richting de 33.000 punten. Zo ver is het nog lang niet, eerst maar eens zien wat de index de komende dagen zal doen.

Steun nu eerst de 31.585 punten waar het 50-daags gemiddelde nu uitkomt met snel daaronder vooral de 31.500 punten als steun. Later zien we rond de 30.150 steun.

AEX index:
De AEX sluit vlak met 0,4 punten winst en blijft zo boven de 700 punten uitkomen, de slotstand op 705 punten ligt nog steeds ruim boven die 700-702 punten. Toch blijven we opletten, de index ziet er nu sterk uit maar binnen een paar sessies kan dat weer helemaal anders worden, we zijn niet anders gewend in deze markt.

Weerstand nu eerst die 708-710 punten, later de 715 en de 718-720 punten als weerstand. Steun nu eerst de 700-702 punten, later de 689-690 punten en daaronder de 680-682 punten. Verder zien we steun rond 670-672 punten en de 660 punten.

DAX index:
De DAX sluit iets hoger en blijft zo nog ruim boven de 13.000-13.050 punten steun. De zware weerstand zien we rond de 13.300-13.400 punten, het kan moeilijk worden om daarboven uit te breken maar in deze markt mogen we niets uitsluiten. Weerstand nu die 13.300-13.400 punten, later rond de 13.520 punten weerstand door het 50-daags gemiddelde. Verder rond de 13.750 punten nog een redelijke weerstand.

Steun nu eerst de 13.000-13.050 punten, later steun rond de 12.750 en de bodem rond de 12.400-12.500 punten.

Nasdaq Composite:
De Nasdaq kwam nog even boven de 12.000 punten (12.093) uit vrijdag maar moest daarna behoorlijk inleveren om op 11.834 punten te sluiten. We zien nu rond de 12.100 een redelijke weerstand met daarboven vooral de 12.275-12.300 punten als weerstand. Later net boven de 12.500 punten de volgende weerstand. Veel zal afhangen van de cijfers deze week, de grote 5 komen allemaal voorbij en dat zal de richting bepalen gedurende de week.

Steun nu eerst de 11.750 punten met later vooral de 11.500 en de 11.300 punten als steun. Verder nog steun rond de 11.030-11.050 punten.

Overzicht resultaat dit jaar (2022):
Alle signaaldiensten sluiten dit jaar al voor de 6e maand op rij met winst af en deze maand juli werden er al wat posities met winst gesloten zodat we er ook deze maand al goed voorstaan. We hebben nu sinds woensdag weer wat posities lopen, zorg er in ieder geval voor dat u op tijd lid wordt zodat u de posities die nu open staan nog kunt opnemen. Er komen zeker nog genoeg kansen om wat te doen in deze markt.

Meedoen met onze signalen kan nu via de nieuwe aanbieding die loopt tot 1 OKTOBER 2022 voor €35. Ga naar onze Tradershop en kies uw abonnement via de link https://www.usmarkets.nl/tradershop en kies een abonnement.

Overzicht resultaten deze maand maart en dit jaar (2022):

Met vriendelijke groet,
Guy Boscart