Buongiorno
Previsioni sempre sotto media x i prox giorni, come già scritto una sett fa ritenevo probabile scorte x le tre week successive a -200 riportandoci in media a 5 anni e che avrebbe avuto 2possibilita' questa situazione
1) passaggio dei 4con Oby 4,3 ( più il tempo passa anche d più)
2) rintraccio a 3,6
Rimango di questa idea ma ritengo di non capire ancora che strada vorrà prendere sono maestri nel rimanere congestionati in zona
Comunque intanto ieri entrato abbastanza corposamente su ucg, intesa e ftsemib ...... Primo ingresso e spero ultimo ma dubito
18:16 DJ IMF: Italy Banks Stable, Must Bolster Provisions
Testo: By Christopher Emsden
ROME--Italy's financial system has shown "remarkable resilience" in the face of prolonged recession and a major European crisis, but banks need to bolster their provisions against rising loan losses, the International Monetary Fund said Tuesday.
Italy's banks have overcome shocks and even raised additional capital and boosted domestic deposits, the IMF said at the end of a visit by its officials as part of the Financial Sector Assessment Program.
But while they have stabilized, the Italian banking system is not immune from risks as a weak economy leads to rising non-performing loans and some lenders have large exposure to volatile sovereign debt, the IMF said, adding that insurers are also exposed although they are currently benefiting from higher profitability on government bonds.
Around 6.9% of all bank loans in Italy are now non-performing, although the rate of loans in some manner impaired is almost twice that level, according to a senior Bank of Italy official.
Low bank profitability and deteriorating loan quality are natural results of a recession now in itsseventh consecutive quarter, but the coverage of non-performing loans by provisions and collateral has declined, the IMF warned, urging a reversal of that trend.
Italian banks would also benefit from the development of a market to dispose of impaired assets, the IMF said.
As things stand now, Italy's financial system is heavily geared to banks rather than capital markets, making it harder for lenders to shed assets and requiring them constantly to estimate recovery values.
Still, Italian banks' strong capital position, coupled with liquidity support from the European Central Bank, leave them able to withstand sporadic shocks and further slow growth, although such factors will deplete their buffers, the IMF said, citing its own preliminary stress test results.
Overall, Italy's financial supervision--carried out by the Bank of Italy-- is strong and compliance with international standards is high, the IMF added.
Italy also "has an effective framework for crisis management and bank resolution," although that should be enhanced "to allow greater flexibility," the IMF said.
The Bank of Italy should also be given the power to impose fines on legal entities as well as individuals, and to dismiss individual bank executives where deemed fit, the IMF said.