Dow连涨六天，觉得要回调了

驾车兜风 · Aug 25th, 2009, 14:15

许多股票都触到了前期的高位，有较大压力，股价突破显示动力不足；大盘虽强，但在高位，不调一下好像后劲不足。感觉现在进去多半要被套，我还是等等吧。

驾车兜风 · Aug 25th, 2009, 15:34

Four financials dominate NYSE stock action in August
On Tuesday August 25, 2009, 2:15 pm EDT

NEW YORK (Reuters) - In late August's quiet trading, four troubled financial companies have accounted for a big piece of total volume on the New York Stock Exchange, with all four rallying on little news.

Citigroup (NYSE:C - News), Bank of America (NYSE:BAC - News), Freddie Mac (NYSE:FRE - News) and Fannie Mae (NYSE:FNM - News) have dominated trading recently as each has more than doubled in price from 2009 lows.

On Monday and on Tuesday morning, the four accounted for more than 40 percent of composite volume on the NYSE. Some attributed this to bets on hoped-for economic improvement and ongoing government support, but others said the volume was due to speculation in popular names with low share prices.

"We've been referring to the heavy volume on these as the 'dash for trash,'" said Jon Najarian, the co-founder of Optionmonster.com in Chicago. "No one is buying them based on their fundamentals, they're buying based on what the government might do keep them alive."

All four companies were hit hard during Wall Street's meltdown in late 2008. Fannie and Freddie were essentially nationalized by the government to prevent them from going under last fall.

Citigroup fell 1.9 percent to $4.73 on Tuesday, while Dow component Bank of America was up 1.5 percent to $17.61. Freddie Mac was up 0.5 percent to $2.06 while Fannie Mae surged 7.7 percent to $1.83.

The recent action may be indicative of a short squeeze, as all four companies are prime targets of short sellers, who borrow shares and sell them in a bet that share prices will go down.

When momentum starts to turn, however, short-sellers are forced to cover their bets, increasing the buying pressure on those names. But that may not last forever, and some believe the stocks are poised to fall once this flurry of activity dissipates.

"Intraday buyers are moving it, and if they decide to stop, and the buyers go away, the stocks are going to drop down like they did in March," said Joe Saluzzi, comanager of trading at Themis Trading in Chatham, New Jersey.

BIG VOLUME

Tuesday, Citigroup was the volume leader on the NYSE with about 681.7 million shares, as of 1:15 p.m. Citigroup was followed by Fannie with 557.2 million shares, Freddie with 188.4 million and Bank of America with 148.9 million.

To compare, the fifth most-traded stock was General Electric (NYSE:GE - News) with 42.4 million shares traded.

The total listed volume for the NYSE was 3.858 billion, meaning that combined volume for the four represented more than 41 percent of the total day's volume. On Monday, those four companies also accounted for 43 percent of the volume.

The surge in volume among these names started around August 10. This was just after troubled insurer American International Group (NYSE:AIG - News) reported better-than-expected earnings, and amid signs of U.S. economic improvement.

Bank of America would seem to be the outlier in this group. The other three are all in single digits, and therefore targets of daytraders looking for quick trading profits.

"The volume in B of A is based on institutional ownership," Najarian said. "An institution can't trade Freddie or Fannie because they're too cheap. All you see in them is hedge funds and money players."

Najarian said institutions were buying into Bank of America in an attempt to play into the recovery thesis.

"People are having a hard time finding cheap stocks," Najarian said. "They're looking for the cheapest of the decent stocks. Clearly, in the institutional investor's mind, Bank of America is one of the stocks they're choosing."

(Editing by Kenneth Barry)

creativeccc · Aug 25th, 2009, 16:09

拜托多等2天再调整吧，给点时间我出货啊

torontodennis · Aug 25th, 2009, 16:54

超级大户啊

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拜托多等2天再调整吧，给点时间我出货啊

creativeccc · Aug 25th, 2009, 18:15

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作者: torontodennis

超级大户啊

LOL, 是超级小小散，股票没有涨上去，不想割啊

驾车兜风 · Aug 25th, 2009, 20:17

Short Stocks: Bets build against financials, Sprint

August 25, 2009: 06:53 PM ET

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The following list shows short interest of some stocks in the news. Short sellers bet that a certain stock's price will fall, sometimes driven by key recent news events for those stocks. The data reflects short trades with a settlement date of Aug. 14.

CITIGROUP, UP 82 PCT AT 624.7 MLN SHARES

BANK OF AMERICA, UP 28.2 PCT AT 118.8 MILLION SHARES

"Whereas last time we saw financial short covering and short interest go down, this time you're seeing short interest go up as financials are rising, which is indicative that investors are becoming more nervous about financial stocks at these levels," said Justin Golden, strategist at Macro Risk Advisors in New York.

"Before, commonly you were hearing people saying these banks are too big to fail. Maybe there's a group of investors now who believe they're too big to succeed."

As well, in mid-August, influential analyst Richard Bove recommended taking short-term profits in banking stocks, saying he expects a pullback in share prices and that some fundamentals for the sector had not yet improved.

SPRINT NEXTEL CORP, UP 16 PCT AT 71.5 MILLION SHARES

Clearwire Corp, which is 51 percent owned by Sprint, posted a slightly narrower quarterly loss in August, but its revenue missed analysts' expectations.

Analysts said subscriber growth was weaker than expected and that some investors had been hoping the wireless service provider would announce new funding arrangements along with its results.

As well, at the end of July, Sprint itself posted a wider quarterly loss and revenue fell 10 percent as it continued to lose post-paid monthly bill-paying customers.

FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, UP 25.8 PCT AT 69.4 MILLION SHARES

Also known as Fannie Mae, the largest provider of U.S. home mortgage funding reported a hefty quarterly net loss in early August that it said would force it to go to the U.S. Treasury trough a third time for money to stay in business. (Reporting by Leah Schnurr; Editing by Leslie Adler)

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驾车兜风 Senior Member 注册日期: Jul 2004 帖子: 1,115 积分:8 精华:3	Dow连涨六天，觉得要回调了许多股票都触到了前期的高位，有较大压力，股价突破显示动力不足；大盘虽强，但在高位，不调一下好像后劲不足。感觉现在进去多半要被套，我还是等等吧。
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驾车兜风 Senior Member 注册日期: Jul 2004 帖子: 1,115 积分:8 精华:3 声望: 1256218	Four financials dominate NYSE Four financials dominate NYSE stock action in August On Tuesday August 25, 2009, 2:15 pm EDT NEW YORK (Reuters) - In late August's quiet trading, four troubled financial companies have accounted for a big piece of total volume on the New York Stock Exchange, with all four rallying on little news. Citigroup (NYSE:C - News), Bank of America (NYSE:BAC - News), Freddie Mac (NYSE:FRE - News) and Fannie Mae (NYSE:FNM - News) have dominated trading recently as each has more than doubled in price from 2009 lows. On Monday and on Tuesday morning, the four accounted for more than 40 percent of composite volume on the NYSE. Some attributed this to bets on hoped-for economic improvement and ongoing government support, but others said the volume was due to speculation in popular names with low share prices. "We've been referring to the heavy volume on these as the 'dash for trash,'" said Jon Najarian, the co-founder of Optionmonster.com in Chicago. "No one is buying them based on their fundamentals, they're buying based on what the government might do keep them alive." All four companies were hit hard during Wall Street's meltdown in late 2008. Fannie and Freddie were essentially nationalized by the government to prevent them from going under last fall. Citigroup fell 1.9 percent to $4.73 on Tuesday, while Dow component Bank of America was up 1.5 percent to $17.61. Freddie Mac was up 0.5 percent to $2.06 while Fannie Mae surged 7.7 percent to $1.83. The recent action may be indicative of a short squeeze, as all four companies are prime targets of short sellers, who borrow shares and sell them in a bet that share prices will go down. When momentum starts to turn, however, short-sellers are forced to cover their bets, increasing the buying pressure on those names. But that may not last forever, and some believe the stocks are poised to fall once this flurry of activity dissipates. "Intraday buyers are moving it, and if they decide to stop, and the buyers go away, the stocks are going to drop down like they did in March," said Joe Saluzzi, comanager of trading at Themis Trading in Chatham, New Jersey. BIG VOLUME Tuesday, Citigroup was the volume leader on the NYSE with about 681.7 million shares, as of 1:15 p.m. Citigroup was followed by Fannie with 557.2 million shares, Freddie with 188.4 million and Bank of America with 148.9 million. To compare, the fifth most-traded stock was General Electric (NYSE:GE - News) with 42.4 million shares traded. The total listed volume for the NYSE was 3.858 billion, meaning that combined volume for the four represented more than 41 percent of the total day's volume. On Monday, those four companies also accounted for 43 percent of the volume. The surge in volume among these names started around August 10. This was just after troubled insurer American International Group (NYSE:AIG - News) reported better-than-expected earnings, and amid signs of U.S. economic improvement. Bank of America would seem to be the outlier in this group. The other three are all in single digits, and therefore targets of daytraders looking for quick trading profits. "The volume in B of A is based on institutional ownership," Najarian said. "An institution can't trade Freddie or Fannie because they're too cheap. All you see in them is hedge funds and money players." Najarian said institutions were buying into Bank of America in an attempt to play into the recovery thesis. "People are having a hard time finding cheap stocks," Najarian said. "They're looking for the cheapest of the decent stocks. Clearly, in the institutional investor's mind, Bank of America is one of the stocks they're choosing." (Editing by Kenneth Barry)

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驾车兜风 Senior Member 注册日期: Jul 2004 帖子: 1,115 积分:8 精华:3 声望: 1256218	短线卖家出手了 Short Stocks: Bets build against financials, Sprint August 25, 2009: 06:53 PM ET NEW YORK (Reuters) - The following list shows short interest of some stocks in the news. Short sellers bet that a certain stock's price will fall, sometimes driven by key recent news events for those stocks. The data reflects short trades with a settlement date of Aug. 14. CITIGROUP, UP 82 PCT AT 624.7 MLN SHARES BANK OF AMERICA, UP 28.2 PCT AT 118.8 MILLION SHARES "Whereas last time we saw financial short covering and short interest go down, this time you're seeing short interest go up as financials are rising, which is indicative that investors are becoming more nervous about financial stocks at these levels," said Justin Golden, strategist at Macro Risk Advisors in New York. "Before, commonly you were hearing people saying these banks are too big to fail. Maybe there's a group of investors now who believe they're too big to succeed." As well, in mid-August, influential analyst Richard Bove recommended taking short-term profits in banking stocks, saying he expects a pullback in share prices and that some fundamentals for the sector had not yet improved. SPRINT NEXTEL CORP, UP 16 PCT AT 71.5 MILLION SHARES Clearwire Corp, which is 51 percent owned by Sprint, posted a slightly narrower quarterly loss in August, but its revenue missed analysts' expectations. Analysts said subscriber growth was weaker than expected and that some investors had been hoping the wireless service provider would announce new funding arrangements along with its results. As well, at the end of July, Sprint itself posted a wider quarterly loss and revenue fell 10 percent as it continued to lose post-paid monthly bill-paying customers. FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, UP 25.8 PCT AT 69.4 MILLION SHARES Also known as Fannie Mae, the largest provider of U.S. home mortgage funding reported a hefty quarterly net loss in early August that it said would force it to go to the U.S. Treasury trough a third time for money to stay in business. (Reporting by Leah Schnurr; Editing by Leslie Adler)