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NDX 2,031.27 (-0.07
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IBEX 14,124.80 (-61.60
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IBEXLT 5,843.00 (96.00
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| Date | Equity | Forecast | Bet now | |||
| Mon 26-May | IBEX-35 |   |
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| Mon 26-May | IBERDROLA RENOVAB | |
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| Mon 26-May | ZELTIA | |
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| Mon 26-May | CRIT.CAIXACORP | |
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| Tue 27-May | YAHOO INC | |
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Overall
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| ludwig |
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100.00 % |
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73.33 % | ||||
| cravler2k5 |
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100.00 % |
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66.67 % | ||||
| yusuf |
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100.00 % |
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60.00 % | ||||
| miguelnog |
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100.00 % |
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60.00 % | ||||
| Alex |
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50.00 % |
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56.67 % | ||||
| raul2r2 |
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100.00 % |
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53.33 % | ||||
| festeba3 |
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100.00 % |
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53.33 % | ||||
| ducht |
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100.00 % |
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53.33 % | ||||
| nachomc |
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100.00 % |
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53.33 % | ||||
| odamain |
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100.00 % |
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53.33 % |
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Asia Markets: Tech stocks lift Tokyo; Seoul ends lower, Sydney flatAsian stocks ended mixed Tuesday, with Nikon Corp. leading advances in Japanese technology stocks, while gains in Samsung Electronic Co. helped cushion South Korean stocks from sharper declines after the technology giant said it was seeking to raise wholesale prices for its random-access memory chips in April.
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[audio] Rate cuts put the bite on savers ... again [19.4 min]Greg McBride, senior financial analyst for BankRate.com, says that the Federal Reserve's rate cuts have been a shock to the system for savers, dropping interest rates on certificates of deposit back to the record-low levels of three years ago.
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Finland's Foreign Minister OustedFinland's foreign minister was ousted Tuesday by his conservative party over a text message scandal involving an erotic dancer.
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Public Storage Sells Shurgard EuropePublic Storage said Tuesday it sold 51 percent of Shurgard Europe for about $606 million to the New York Common Retirement Fund.
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Hyundai Motor 1Q Sales JumpHyundai Motor Co. posted 16.4 percent sales increase for the first quarter, surpassing 700,000 for the period for the first time on demand for new models, improved performance in China and the launch of its luxury Genesis sedan.
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Deutsche Bank Expects $4B Subprime HitDeutsche Bank AG said Tuesday that it expects first-quarter write-downs of $4 billion due to "significantly more challenging" market conditions triggered by the U.S. subprime collapse.
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Ahead of the Bell: Manufacturing IndexWall Street economists expect a nationwide survey to be released Tuesday will show that the U.S. manufacturing sector declined in March for the second consecutive month.
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Impac Works to Settle Repurchase ClaimsImpac Mortgage Holdings Inc. said Monday evening it will delay the filing of its year-end 2007 results as it continues to settle repurchasing and financing claims.
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On the Watch: DELL IBM LEHNews that Dell plans to save up to $3 billion over the next several years may move shares of the world's No. 2 computer maker on Tuesday.
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Asian Markets MixedAsian markets were mixed Tuesday as investors in Japan brushed off a dismal business sentiment survey to buy stocks on the first day of the new fiscal year.
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Deutsche Bank reveals EU2.5bn writedownDeutsche Bank will make writedowns of EU2.5bn in the first quarter of 2008 after further problems in key markets during March.
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China stocks battered in first trading day of quarterChinaâEuro™s leading stock markets finish sharply lower on worries over tighter credit conditions after the PeopleâEuro™s Bank of China said it would take a more hawkish stance on monetary policy.
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Currencies: Euro slips as UBS posts another write-down; dollar gainsThe euro traded lower against most major counterparts Tuesday, pressured after Swiss banking giant UBS announced a further $19 billion write-down from the credit crisis.
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Jim Lowell: April favors healthcare, gold, coal and junkApril is a good month for healthcare, gold, coal and junk.
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Ahead of the Bell: Construction SpendingA government report due Tuesday is forecast to show that construction activity fell 1.1 percent in January as the slowing economy caused more building to be put on hold.
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Economic Report: Business investment weakens in JanuaryDemand for durable goods fell back in January after a burst of orders in December, the Commerce Department reported Wednesday, another sign that the economy is slowing.
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Before the Bell: Toll Brothers, Microsoft, Nortel Networks to featureStock futures slip before testimony in Congress by Fed chief Bernanke. Profit-taking emerges as the euro scales new heights against the dollar and crude and gold continue to trade strongly.
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Fannie Mae Posts $3.6B Loss in 4QFannie Mae says it lost $3.6 billion in the fourth quarter as home-loan delinquencies mounted. It also expects more losses this year.
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Swiss Refiner Joins US Private EquityPrivate equity firms Blackstone Group LP and First Reserve Corp. announced a $2 billion joint venture with Swiss refiner Petroplus AG that will invest in the U.S. refinery market.
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Jan durable goods orders fell 5.3 percentNew orders for long-lasting U.S.-made manufactured goods fell by 5.3 percent in January, the biggest drop in five months and more than analysts expected, and a key gauge of business spending also declined, a Commerce Department report showed on Wednesday.
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