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gianni76

Forumer storico
Se va in acall oggi gran colpo. Immagino tu l'abbia preso a 967,63 (unico scambio odierno) e potrebbe richiamare stasera a 1030. Tesla, se non sbaglio, deve arrivare a 225,79$ contro al chiusura di ieri a 223,27$
Tesla deve salire di circa l'1% sul mercato USA (e sta salendo oltre in europa ora).
Quel certificato (praticamente monosottostante su Tesla) a me piace comunque per l'autocall decrescente robusto (prossima valutazione va al 72% ad esempio, 4% più sotto). Non è male neppure se non richiama oggi.
 

fedro10

è la somma che fa il totale...

German business activity at 5-month low in August​

Economy
2h ago(Source: baha news)
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Economy
The German private sector remained in contraction in August, according to the preliminary report by S&P Global/Hamburg Commercial Bank (HCOB) on Thursday. The composite Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) was estimated at 48.5 compared to 49.1 in July, a five-month low. The index was dragged down by the manufacturing sector, whose PMI dropped from 43.2 in July to 42.1 in August, while the services PMI slid from 52.5 in July to 51.4 in August. The report noted a drop in demand as inflows of new work fell the most since February, including new export business. Meanwhile, workforce numbers fell for the third month running and at the fastest rate for four years. Business expectations declined as well to their lowest point since January.
"The anticipated recovery in the second half of the year is failing to take shape... Instead, the odds of a second straight quarter of negative growth have gone up, meaning we might be back to talking about a recession in Germany soon," HCOB Chief Economist Cyrus de la Rubia said.
 

NoWay

It's time to play the game

German business activity at 5-month low in August​

Economy
2h ago(Source: baha news)
299147.jpg

EPA-EFE/MARTIN DIVISEK
Economy
The German private sector remained in contraction in August, according to the preliminary report by S&P Global/Hamburg Commercial Bank (HCOB) on Thursday. The composite Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) was estimated at 48.5 compared to 49.1 in July, a five-month low. The index was dragged down by the manufacturing sector, whose PMI dropped from 43.2 in July to 42.1 in August, while the services PMI slid from 52.5 in July to 51.4 in August. The report noted a drop in demand as inflows of new work fell the most since February, including new export business. Meanwhile, workforce numbers fell for the third month running and at the fastest rate for four years. Business expectations declined as well to their lowest point since January.
"The anticipated recovery in the second half of the year is failing to take shape... Instead, the odds of a second straight quarter of negative growth have gone up, meaning we might be back to talking about a recession in Germany soon," HCOB Chief Economist Cyrus de la Rubia said.

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