Stress Training

Interestingly the Nintendo strategy consisting of bringing the world of video games to an audience that would never have thought about getting into it. Successes such as "Brain Training" and "More Brain Training" has enabled users from more than 40 years in order to enter the entertainment industry of the twenty-first century.

I am thinking more than 3 games could be sold as donuts these days, would be "Stress Training," "More Stress Training" and "More Stress Training" because as the markets are, the best thing is beating very carefully and let go always for the reason, if they exist at some point.

Expanding yesterday wrote an interesting article titled " 'Brain Training' in the bags" that we talked about the Neuroeconomics, the application to the economy on how the human brain. Ya see, that the economy is not just numbers. And give us some advice.

What is the golden rule to survive in the stock markets? "We have to learn to handle the emotions if you want to be a good player bag."
Therefore, the profile of the investor is sure: a person who has time to analyze the evolution of values, information is available, handling their emotions and to buy when everybody is scared. "As in the pocker in the bag you have to be cold and calculating."

So if you've got no time, no information or manage your emotions, you know, better not get into the stock market.

Today, emotions are euphoric, and it seems that you may rightly so. To understand why, we need to learn a new word, which seems like a nice Gremlin but has the same danger that a Gremlin at midnight, the Monoline and we counted yesterday in cotizalia in his article entitled mortgages subprime have successor The danger now comes from insurers' Monoline '.

Although the capital of these companies is small in respect of the whole industry, its strategic importance is derived from operations that have ensured worth billions of dollars without sufficient capital to deal with potential defaults by its customers, mainly issuers of corporate bonds. Despite this, they have obtained the famous triple-A by the rating agencies, allowing them to expand their business. At least until last Friday, when its business began to look very closely by Wall Street.

Say, that a lot of confidence in our financial system was based on a foundation not too strong.

Fortunately, we got up today with this headline: Met the script: the rescue of the 'Monoline' triggers global stock markets. There is nothing like the problem to find a solution, if only momentary.

As for Europe, yesterday met the words of Trichet and his fixation on inflation. We must recognize that you have what it takes, we do not know if he will be doing good or bad but at least they are showing independent markets, in contrast to the other side of the pond. As they say in these cases, time will remove him or why.

Finally, interesting to see the piece of goal that you have got to Societe Generale who discovered last weekend that an operator of stock exchange in Paris had embarked on a secret positions that will cost the bank millions of euros 4900. That is a blow and not that of Dioni.

Written by Carlos Lopez on Jan. 24, 2008 with 314 reviews.
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# 1, doberman1975

January 24, 2008, at 9:46.

Today the stock market goes up, we may have a subidita of the Euribor, as these days maybe they had discounted a quarter-point drop in interest rates, but as the TRANCHETES said no, then maybe there subidita today.

baton today: 4.307

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# 2, Dammy

January 24, 2008, at 9:49.

Bajada today: 4.249

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# 3, Rony

January 24, 2008, at 9:49.

Euribor today at 4.376

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# 4, mariabel

January 24, 2008, at 9:49.

hello, today a subidita not?, the Euribor online at 4.30. my bet to 4336. It's not that I like, but we must be realistic. yet we maintain a good average in January.
The truth that Trichet has a couple, the whole environment for pushing down and kept in their guns. hopefully that is good, I hope.

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# 5, ANONIMO

January 24, 2008, at 9:50.

4.370

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# 6, Ano-mum

January 24, 2008, at 9:51.

"Non-payment of mortgages is multiplied by fifteen this year in Spain, according to Moody's"

http://www.cotizalia.com/cache/2008/01/24/59_impago_hipotecas_multiplicara_espana_segun_moody.html

Spanish banks are the second largest recipient of the credit lines of the ECB

Investors are afraid that the Spanish housing market will collapse as the U.S.

house prices are falling for the first time in a decade and the debt of households is 130% with respect to revenue, twice that in 2000, according to data from the Bank of Spain.

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# 7, doberman1975

January 24, 2008, at 9:52.

mariabel, where the Euribor order online?

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# 8, optimistic

January 24, 2008, at 9:52.

I also smell a rise in the Euribor. But calm, I believe is a logical rebound by the statements of the ECB, and we knew that we could not fall too much more to our figure of 4287 so that nothing happens because tenfremos downs in the future. Today a figure very close to that of 4288 yesterday (not to put it, jeje).

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# 9, New

January 24, 2008, at 9:53.

The Ibex-35 rises but has already appeared on the first red in the morning (COLONIAL). Will there be more? Will close today ¿the Ibex in red?. Gentlemen, make your bets and the roulette wheel is spinning.

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# 10, pedrin

January 24, 2008, at 9:53.

Euribor online

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# 11, yoghurt

January 24, 2008, at 9:54.

I WOULD LIKE ME TO SOMEONE explain the relationship
INFLATION, UNEMPLOYMENT, INTEREST, EURIBOR, CONSUMPTION, ETC .. ... ..
RAISES WHEN THE OTHER ONE OR LOW ... ETC.
OR IF THERE IS ANY GOOD BOOKS TO BUY.
THE STUDY IN THE UNIVERS.PERO LO and lost FORGET THE GOOD NOTES. NOTES TO GOOD FOR MONETARY POLICY, ETC ...
TRUTH NOW THAT THE PRACTICAL ACCOUNTING, E IMPTOS BUT THE lost macroeconomic variables. ME TO SEE WHO MAKES A BRIEF SUMMARY. THANKS

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# 12, pedrin

January 24, 2008, at 9:54.

pardon me had left the URL:
http://www.infobolsa.es/v2002/DyT/DyT_Tipo.asp

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# 13, New

January 24, 2008, at 9:56.

# 7, doberman1975

http://www.infobolsa.es/v2002/DyT/DyT_Tipo.asp

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# 14, laia25

January 24, 2008, at 9:56.

To carry the contrary and while I can smell that is going to go up, I will bet that low Euribor (only slightly) 4,255

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# 15, pedrin

January 24, 2008, at 9:57.

My bet: 4.328

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# 16, Lithuania

January 24, 2008, at 9:59.

Trichet's statements has cooled a bit the atmosphere of decline. I think today climb a bit, but that the trend is downward, because in the end have to lower the interest rate.

Today: 4.31

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# 17, Font

January 24, 2008, at 10:00.

To # 9, New:
Is that Colonial is a bit "daltonica," these days when everyone was in red it was green, and now we all are green it is in red. The bag is so chula.
Today the Euribor 4325

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# 18, Fausto

January 24, 2008, at 10:00.

The last phrase was TRANCHETES .... Zas! Across the mouth !!!!.

The good news is that this holding jodio inflation as a champion, the bad thing is that it does not rise because no one has the eggs at the time of purchase.

The burbu more than desincharse I think it is going to petar and a splash of shit more than one.

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# 19, elfoloco

January 24, 2008, at 10:02.

Where can I see the daily Euribor in the month of January?

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# 20, yoli

January 24, 2008, at 10:04.

Hi I would like to know if anyone of you has any idea of whether peude cancel insurance share of the type offered BBVA.
I was of that fell on fear of a possible rise in the Euribor and what the firm last September.
I do not know if I was right but for all train comes into force in August this year is why I wonder if it had already entered into force would be more difficult, I think.
Someone can help me?

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# 21, doberman1975

January 24, 2008, at 10:06.

Wall Street has managed the fed with lower rates of 0.75 on Monday, extraordinary, that has made shall be recovered and indirectly, I think it also has helped European stock markets. The issue is whether the ECB will do the same here, for now say they do not, but do not think that what we are doing is marked as a bluff in a poker game? The next Feb. 7, will have the answer. I bet you are going to leave the rates as they are and maybe by March or April, if inflation has moderated somewhat, yield and lower rates a quarter-point.

greetings

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# 22, Joselito

January 24, 2008, at 10:08.

what time is typically update the Euribor?

TRANCHETES low and the kind you do not ... the hard

if the rate down low over the Euribor, right?

Well, the thing ... this clear. And if you have to market collapses because that tumble ... Here each sweeps to his house and in my case the only thing that worries me is that we do not have to pay more for the same reason that many are already rises

I feel sorry for those who have something on the stock but would have to be a sharp drop again to see if it changes its opinion on TRANCHETES

SalU2 euribistas

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# 23, Font

January 24, 2008, at 10:09.

To # 19, elfoloco:
In this link you can see a graph of the Euribor to 12meses in utlimo month or even more months if you are interested.
http://www.kauppalehti.fi/4/i/eng/money/rates/rate.jsp?intid=KOR_EUR12M&days=30

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# 24, optimist

January 24, 2008, at 10:11.

# 19, elfoloco
02-Jan 4.733
03-Jan 4.697
04-Jan 4.672
07-Jan 4.656
08-Jan 4.657
09-Jan 4.651
10-Jan 4.646
11-Jan 4.649
14-Jan 4.595
15-Jan 4.581
16-Jan 4.515
17-Jan 4.451
18-Jan 4.421
21-Jan 4.381
22-Jan 4.305
23-Jan 4.287

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# 25, Font

January 24, 2008, at 10:12.

Clópez not stop putting pictures?

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# 26, Enculator

January 24, 2008, at 10:13.

Work?

Let's see if we are lucky and we are low even though it seems that little thing this bad today.

Greetings.

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# 27, Carlos23

January 24, 2008, at 10:16.

The trouble is that Trichet said he wants to control inflation, which in the Eurozone is at 3.1%, 1.1% more than the target, so that the fund is doing you a favor by not lifting a finger because Inflation is high and the market there are a lot of volatility.
I think he knows what he does ... said that controlling inflation but even so it does not move.

This is up to something

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# 28, jordicat

January 24, 2008, at 10:18.

In December, said here that he had to raise rates, but that Trichet did not need to move because the interbank he was doing work at values that appeared to anticipate an increase.

And now it seems that the interest is discounting a possible drop, so that will lower the rate Trichet?

Go plum working with the guy, you just need to keep pigheaded to 4% and small deviations were corrected others.

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# 29, Dr.Divago

January 24, 2008, at 10:20.

Good morning.

The cat got up an inch of soil.

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# 30, borraxeiros

January 24, 2008, at 10:20.

Euribor 4.31 today, soaring normal after Trichet's statement, closed the month at 4.5. greetings

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# 31, Chinese

January 24, 2008, at 10:21.

# 21, doberman1975
now uses europe and take different rhythms. use this near-recession (Greenspan has said that if you are going to come or if), hence its monetary policy for cheaper money (which I think is a mistake not accompanied by other measures of the strongest they have taken).
in europe, for now it does not happen, growth does not suffer this much, this high inflation and lower rates do not think that is good solution (for now at least, as there are trinchette said to be on "alert" to act readiness). a constrictive policy at the moment I feel a lot better than expansive.
today raises the Euribor

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# 32, Fausto

January 24, 2008, at 10:26.

I hope that exports will begin to drift into the emerging Chinese market, because the gringos will not have to spend dough.

As the play goes well europe does not enter into recession, but is well .... I see black.

Time to time to see how they evolve, plenty of time companies have set as their future market there. I suppose it can be a good bet future

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# 33, Lorena

January 24, 2008, at 10:27.

For elfoloco
http://www.hipotecasyeuribor.com/mesactual.php

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# 34, Font

January 24, 2008, at 10:29.

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# 35, Dr.Divago

January 24, 2008, at 10:35.

No wonder there is stress:

Bank of America could lay off 25% of its stock market analysts

http://app2.expansion.com/radar/index.html

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# 36, Murdok

January 24, 2008, at 10:42.

Trichet is on the knife-edge on one side can fall into the problem of recession and the other on the inflation, so this is by maintaining rates Petrified and reunionn after reunion, hoping that a slight improvement in inflation down 1 / 4 point and get away from the recession without destroying inflation.

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# 37, # benjau

January 24, 2008, at 10:44.

Spain is moving into recession and say what they say handlers data. Spain will start first and then drag the rest of Europe. It is enough to see that Spanish banks are the second request for funds at the ECB, our mortgages are subtitled by all European banks. I think that knife was confident that Spain will lift from the strength of the rest of the union, but I think you will not meet its forecasts. We fall first, and the other with us. Hopefully my mistake.

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# 38, Alexander

January 24, 2008, at 10:44.

# 35

Well, I think are still few. I think we have given ample evidence of incompetence.

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# 39, GarantiasBanKA

January 24, 2008, at 10:45.

The new economic paradigm is beginning to export: a book has 13 pages and priced at 153 million euros.

http://www.elconfidencial.com/cache/2008/01/24/70_libro_mundo_cuesta_millones_euros.html

Our "brick cheaps" diversify or internationalize?

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# 40, Ein

January 24, 2008, at 10:46.

Spain is not in a recession, just a matter of tightening their belts a bit ... at worst we have seen! Some will go better, others worse ... I insist, as always.
Eeeeenga that euriborrrr pa'abajo!!

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# 41, mercu3

January 24, 2008, at 10:52.

because I believe that Trichet is going to his ball and the other banks,
Today a little more low

on a 4282

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# 42, Germany

January 24, 2008, at 10:54.

# 37, # benjau
"Spanish banks are the second in the request for funds to the ECB"
Who are the first?
Thank you

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# 43, HipoTKdo

January 24, 2008, at 10:56.

I support the crusade Grammar Attila.

I see this repeatedly:

Royal Academy Esp:
The word inflation is not registered on the DPD. Those below are writing about:

Inflation :-)

Q follow the descent!
I see a 3.5 on the horizon ...

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# 44, Resignao

January 24, 2008, at 10:57.

Jordicat totally agree with you, I think that keeps him at 4% and the banks themselves with their interbank loan those regulating the incomes of fatal and its consumption is of drawer. And while he controls the psychological part around a general consumption. The truth is that the policy is doing is winning my confidence, because there is intimidation before the stock market changes and changes in the United States. Definitely, it is a fucking machine, has a few balls of steel. And hopefully it goes well.

As to the Euribor, my position in a 4.31 to Reversing it walked, and eventually skim the newspaper in January to 4.5, at the time. Sorry, but I feel normal. All banks to lower rates deducted from TRANCHETES, but to see that no low, I think we are going to get tiquismiquis to lend money.

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# 45, LET RAFA!

January 24, 2008, at 10:57.

On page:

http://www.infobolsa.es/v2002/DyT/DyT_Tipo.asp

only conform to two decimal places, therefore the Euribor today, currently at 4.30, may be between 4295 and 4304. In this range all the values corresponeden to 4.30. (If not that is not well served by the paginita Infobolsa).

You can tell that I am a science!

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# 46, Resignao

January 24, 2008, at 11:02.

We have been following closely for some time this page, and you can only take the form of guidance. Tends to vary what you put into it with the value that comes to an end between 0.01 and 0.04% or so.

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# 47, er_titi

January 24, 2008, at 11:05.

TRANCHETES not you Agas hard ... ... ... I did not touch the egg.
come on guys more energy!! that unless the eruribor not low ...
more energy !!!!!!!
or whether or not crap supercagada.
I sign my pellllllllo

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# 48, MadRAM

January 24, 2008, at 11:08.

http://www.elblogsalmon.com/2008/01/24-por-que-no-baja-trichet-los-tipos
"Because not. Because it is not what it touches. Because it would be to get more fuel to the fire. Because everyone is in agreement that financial markets were inflated and not harm them a dose of reality. Because the housing market is racing ahead and it is not a bad vueltecita nut for people to think before you borrow a hundred years. Because inflation is too high, and that the money is more readily available to buy more things and these things continue to rise in price is not exactly the best medicine. Because sometimes Dad has to punish the baby, even if the baby cry, and that is what the baby really needs to learn. Possibly because the European Central Bank is a less politicized body that the U.S. Federal Reserve, and let's not forget that when the politicians who decide how to spend the money, rather than markets themselves, which by definition are efficient, bad thing. "

# 36, Murdok
Toy agree. I do not like to be in the position of Trichet, that tells you what you want. Are giving everywhere, and I think he is doing what it thinks fit, hopefully wisdom.

Atila, yesterday spoke of the spiral of declining unemployment-consumption by lowering rates, no one could enter this spiral with a rise? Slower growth, more unemployment, lower consumption and spiral. Therefore, the position would not be the most logical to keep the rates as they are now and wait to see the evolution of inflation over a month or two and then go up or down depending on changing things? Supposedly a major culprit of the high inflation era for both oil and now is falling ...

Kokito, endured the mouse wheel well ;-) Commenting on the latest central bank and it was interesting to read. CVs or read the truth.

Greetings to all.

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# 49, Seelah

January 24, 2008, at 11:09.

Well, I think that for the club today, the Euribor was going to turn around, and we will be sharpening the knives to upload to the knife. The stock market goes up quite well, and that means that the escapees in recent days have returned, and with pasta in their pockets.
Therefore:
That money has been lifted out of 2 sites:
From beneath the mattress, then the Euribor low, 4.80.
Since the pantheons of carsola bank or similar, the Euribor rises a pelín until 4301.
Personally, I choose the second option.

Nadal Come!

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# 50, Evolution

January 24, 2008, at 11:10.

How far Bernanke would be willing to get off their pants and continue to falter before a market speculators?. Neither did it by allowing such rise in rates, nor now, both bajándolos and closing back to square one, this whole mess. Each candle stick your stamina!.

.. the party is over!

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