أشرف ألعايدي على قناة سي إن بي سي العربية -- 06 يونيو 2012
Jun 6, 2012 19:36
Ashraf tells CNBC Arabia that the latest downgrades of 7 German and Austrian banks may be merely a sign of partial exposure to faulty loans in Central and Eastern Europe, but the drag from Southern Europe on Germany remains a matter of concern. This is seen in all of Germany's surveys (investor, economic, consumer and industrial), all of which are at or nearing contraction territory. Much of these macro charts are looking increasingly similar to late 2007, early 2008.
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The S&P500 index, the most widely followed index in the world (in terms of benchmarks) has now fallen exactly 10% from its record high. Major markets such as S&P500, EURUSD, XAUUSD, oil etc are widely scrutinized when their drawdowns reach high profile figures such as 10%,15% and 20%. At these points, algos and automated buy programs are alerted and even triggered. Similar action when these markets reach high profile moving averages such as 55, 100 and 200. In today's case, today's SPX 10% decline coincides with the 55-DMA. Note in the drawdown charts below, what happened when SPX drawdown reached the 10% level. The most likely scenario (according to multi-year cycle averages), indices will have a positive April before resuming fresh downside ahead.
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