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• Lien vers le commentaire mercredi, 22 décembre 2010 12:22 Posté par claude Mathy

  Merci Sacha,
  Ses « target » me conviennent parfaitement, après une petite correction salvatrice juste avant
  
• Lien vers le commentaire mercredi, 22 décembre 2010 10:33 Posté par sacha Pouget

  Salut Claude,
  
  Barron's a sorti son sondage auprès de 10 stratègistes influents de Wall Street :
  
  [http://online.barrons.com/article/SB50001424052970203319504576019660899709744.html#articleTabs_panel_article%3D1->http://online.barrons.com/article/SB50001424052970203319504576019660899709744.html#articleTabs_panel_article%3D1]
  
  {{Il en ressort, selon nos gourous, une hausse de +10% en moyenne pour 2011 avec un S&P 500 à 1373 fin 2011:}}
  
  Collectively, the 10 strategists and investment managers surveyed by Barron's see the S&P 500 finishing next year near 1373, roughly 10% higher than Friday's close at 1244. But this solid if hardly extravagant target belies their increasingly expansive view of the U.S. stock market. A majority sees 2011 as the year when a sustainable economic recovery takes root, winning over skeptics and persuading both companies and consumers to relax their stranglehold on squirreled-away cash. Improving confidence and low interest rates bode well for corporate profits. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve remains hell-bent on propping up asset prices, and wages and prices of goods aren't rising enough to sound an inflation alarm that would lead the central bank to alter its course of aggressive benevolence.
  
  Against this backdrop, nine of the 10 strategists we polled are penciling in stock-market gains ranging from 7% to 17% for next year. That advance could be thwarted by escalating trade tensions; slowing global growth, as emerging economies tighten credit; and conflicts from Iran to the Korean peninsula. But the market has started to flinch less at each flare-up of risk.
  
  bien à toi,sacha