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Je to tak. Naši ,,odborníci,, nie len že si veci nepreveria, ale nie sú schopní ani myslieť ako bežní investori. Aj v správach je bežné, že majú úplne iné závery ako svetové agentúry Reuters, Bloomberg, či CNN, CBS a pod. alebo zverejnia veci o jeden deň pozdejšie...Však čo, verejnosť to zbaští a ešte ich považuje za top profíkov vo svojom fachu :)

To vôbec nie je pravda. Už niekolkokrát som sa musel hanbiť za dizprezentáciu faktov ohľadom akciových trhov - dokonca v takom médiu ako je TV Markíza. Trh y sa v piatok nedvihli po Blixovom vystúpení - ten bol pre investorom rozčarovaním, ale po vystúpení Powella, ktorý informoval, že USA pôjdu do vojny aj bez súhlasu OSN. To a predtým zverejnenie výsledkov Dellu spôsobilo optimizmus. Potvrdzujú to také agentúry ako CBS, či Briefing..... Citujem: Dell's gains on Friday lent a measure of support to the market, but comments from Secretary of State Colin Powell were what really helped things along. His comments followed a rather accomodating presentation by Hans Blix before the UN Security Council on Iraq's level of compliance with UN Resolution 1441. Blix's presentation, by and large, endorsed more time for inspections and left the market feeling frustrated that the Iraq situation could be left to fester for months on end. Powell, however, offered a stern response to that presentation, which made it fairly clear the U.S. will act as it sees fit, with or without the support of all UN members, to settle the Iraq matter. While peace, obviously, is preferred over war, the market took some comfort in the hard-nosed stance nonetheless as it suggested a U.S.-led resolution of the matter will be forthcoming sooner rather than later. With that in mind, traders with short positions felt compelled to cover their positions going into the long weekend and fueled a rally on Friday that tipped the indices into positive territory for the week.