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Auteur: Bas Heijink

Technisch analist Bas Heijink schrijft iedere dag een update over de AEX. Senior Technisch Analist Bas Heijink houdt zich binnen de ING Investment Office van ING Bank bezig met Technische Analyse. Heijink let vooral op de kansen die hij ziet in de markt om op korte termijn een goed absoluut rendement te behalen. H...

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  1. [verwijderd] 26 februari 2015 13:51
    quote:

    Karimata schreef op 26 februari 2015 13:43:

    [...]

    Op alle punten ben ik het met je eens.
    Ik heb 4 ax4 puts 460 voor een bedrag van 616.80 incl kosten, deze lopen morgen waardeloos af, verlies morgen dus 616.80.
    Zo, ik heb gemeld, wie volgt :)?
    Vorige week DAX turbo puts gekocht met wat ik toen dacht een veilige SL op 12266. Die staan nu 2K in de min. Moraal van het verhaal, eerder van de hand doen want ze beginnen al gauw te stinken als de wind de verkeerde kant opstaat.
  2. [verwijderd] 26 februari 2015 13:53
    quote:

    Bodemvondst schreef op 26 februari 2015 13:51:

    [...]Vorige week DAX turbo puts gekocht met wat ik toen dacht een veilige SL op 12266. Die staan nu 2K in de min. Moraal van het verhaal, eerder van de hand doen want ze beginnen al gauw te stinken als de wind de verkeerde kant opstaat.
    Turbo puts?
    Gaan de normale puts niet hard genoeg? ;)
  3. forum rang 6 JoostVLS 26 februari 2015 14:13
    quote:

    Karimata schreef op 26 februari 2015 13:14:

    [...]

    Was ook ff weg.
    Nog niet Joost, hoogste was 2.00, nu doet ie bied 1.60/laat 1.90.
    Alle 7 eruit gekieperd op 1.85, winst totaal 500

    Compenseert mijn AX4 puts totale investering van 1.035 een beetje
    Zoals Kari zegt, die gaan morgen waardeloos aflopen
  4. [verwijderd] 26 februari 2015 14:27
    quote:

    Patmania schreef op 26 februari 2015 14:23:

    Koersen blijven liggen terwijl de RSI nog ruim 80 is.
    Olie daalt, goud en zilver stijgen.
    Hij gaat draaien...
    Ik hoop dat je gelijk krijgt. Mag jij het souvenir van Yellen komen ophalen. Die lag ook onder de puts. Verklaart voor een deel de odeur
  5. san marco 26 februari 2015 14:33
    Voortrekken frankrijk leidt al tot woede bij Griekenland....

    Hier een goed en objectief geschreven artikel over griekenland:

    February 25, 2015 6:10 pm
    Greece debt crisis: Athens clears one hurdle?.?.?.?and faces more

    Peter Spiegel in Brussels

    epa04635517 View of the Acropolis hill on a cloudy day, in Athens, Greece, 24 February 2015. Eurozone finance ministers gave a green light to extend the European share of Greece's bailout by four months, but the International Monetary Fund (IMF) expressed doubt about the reforms pledged by Athens in return for continued loans. Fears had been rife that without a European bailout extension, Greece would run out of money and be forced to leave the eurozone. But even with the extra time, Athens must still meet reform targets in the coming months to keep receiving funds from its European creditors and the IMF. EPA/ORESTIS PANAGIOTOU©EPA

    Greece’s eleventh hour deal with its creditors to extend its €172bn bailout by four months brought a sigh of relief across the eurozone.

    The deal came together after weeks of hard bargaining in which Greece’s new government insisted it would not be bound by reform commitments made by its predecessor while Germany and other creditors demanded it do so before they would even discuss an extension.

    But while the compromise may have spared Athens the risk of bank runs — and even bankruptcy — plenty of risks loom over the next four months.

    Short-term risk: politics

    Although the four-month extension was approved by finance ministers from all 19 eurozone capitals on Tuesday, several national parliaments must now sign-off as well — most notably in Germany and Greece itself.

    Politicians in both countries insist passage is a foregone conclusion, but it could be messy.

    The more difficult battle could come in Greece, where far-left members of the ruling Syriza party have begun to complain about an abandonment of campaign promises to end the current bailout once and for all.

    Alexis Tsipras, the prime minister, met Syriza lawmakers for four hours on Wednesday in a closed-door meeting to defend the extension agreement, which includes a slate of reform pledges by his government.

    But the mood was tense. Many of Syriza’s 149 deputies worried the promised reforms are at odds with the government’s own policy programme approved by parliament.

    Panagiotis Lafazanis, leader of Syriza’s hardline Left Platform, became the first government minister to publicly break from the deal, telling the newspaper Ta Nea he would halt privatisations of Greece’s state power, gas trading and oil refining companies — despite a vow from Yanis Varoufakis, Greece’s finance minister, not to stop privatisations already under way.

    In Germany, the ruling coalition commands such a large majority that passage in a Bundestag vote on Friday is largely assured. But defections from Chancellor Angela Merkel’s Christian Democratic Union could be sizeable, with several already voicing public opposition because of doubts about the reform list.

    Medium-term risk: money

    Even if the extension is approved in Athens and Berlin, none of the €7.2bn in bailout aid remaining in the programme will be distributed until Greece completes the existing requirements, which could be months.

    That poses an urgent problem: analysts believe Athens is rapidly running out of cash — last month tax receipts were nearly €1bn below target — and may need outside assistance before the end of March.
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    Athens has publicly discussed two possible sources of cash: €1.9bn in profits from Greek bonds held by the European Central Bank or issuing short-term debt in the form of Treasury bonds.

    But eurozone authorities have largely shut off both options. The €1.9bn in bond profits are only to be disbursed at the end of the programme, they have made clear. As for T-bill sales, the ECB is wary of raising an existing €15bn ceiling amid increasing signs that only Greek banks would buy them.

    Greek banks are currently relying on emergency central bank loans to keep operating, so purchasing more T-bills would essentially amount to buying an illiquid asset with emergency liquidity assistance — something to which ECB officials object. It would also mean central bank cash is being used to finance the Greek government, which is a violation of EU law.

    Some ECB policy makers also worry that providing Athens with short-term financing through T-bill sales at the same time national governments have specifically ruled out short-term assistance would undermine politicians elected to make such decisions.

    The new Syriza-led government is struggling to end its confrontation with the country’s international creditors

    In international public finance, the four months covered by the extension is brief. But in the Greek crisis, it is an eternity.

    Even if parliaments approve the extension and Athens finds short-term financing, it must then complete the existing bailout reforms on terms likely to be far more onerous than those Mr Varoufakis pledged.

    The International Monetary Fund and the ECB — two of Greece’s three bailout monitors — have expressed concerns about the reform pledges, meaning Athens will have to address any shortcomings by April if either is to sign off on the €7.2bn payment.

    Then comes an even bigger challenge: negotiating a third bailout for when the extension expires in June. Athens faces €6.7bn in debt payments in July and August and must have a new rescue in place by then. Given the raw nerves in Brussels and Berlin, it looks like a tough hill to climb.
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