Argentina is the focus today. The approval of the budget leaves open the way for the IMF loan. |
As always, we followed foreign stocks, showing that we are incapable of sustaining a rise. |
Even with the denial of immediate plans, there are expectations of stock buyout in the medium term. If they completely rule this out, however, the stock will quickly fall. |
I'd say the majority of shareholders, maybe 95 percent, will sell back. |
It was a good turnaround. |
It was just another bad day for the market, with zero flows from abroad and low flows here. People are worried there is more room for profit-taking, but there is so far no big change in the general sentiment. |
It was profit-taking, that's all. There's no other reason. There's also a little less volume, which shows we're not in climbing mode any more. |
The chance of the government beating the two injunctions next week are much better and so the likelihood of privatization before the year-end is improving. |
The market is looking for new support levels as it slowly retreats. I think there's room for big losses still. |
The market is still excellent; what we saw at the end of the day was just one move, caused by profit-takers. |
The market was dead today. Many people were not around because of the end of the month. |
The market was totally undefined, waiting for some kind of news, but it was a dead news day. |
The market was tracking stocks overseas all day long. As soon as U.S. stocks reversed gains, our stocks also lost ground. |
The market was waiting for this and the rise in rates is not a surprise. What is surprising is that the market sustained the gains from yesterday and has recovered in two days all that it lost in a week. |
The market's been really weak on what was a very bad day in terms of volume. That meant we accompanied international markets that were also very weak. |