Vale Do Rio Doce Nota 10!!!

dax -1,3

SUBIU UM POUQUINHO..

Mini Dow Jones Indus. Futures - $5 Mar 08 11,921.00 8:01am +0.25%

bovespa hj sobe mais de 2%... liluia.

CAIU UM POUQUINHO...

Mini Dow Jones Indus. Futures - $5 Mar 08 11,910.00 8:03am +0.16%

BOM DIA!

ESTUD0O DA VALE 5

FECHAMENTO ANTERIOR.........48.53

VARIAÇÃO.................... - 1.20%

VOLUME...................... 18.5% MENOR QUE A MÉDIA

IFR......................... 41.90...I= 47.1

ESTOCÁSTICO................. 15.58

RESISTÊNCIAS:

1) 48.61

2) 48.75

3) 49.00

4) 49.27

5) 49.50

6) 49.80

7) 50.10



SUPORTES:

1) 47.42

2) 47.56

3) 47.00

4) 46.89

5) 46.23

6) 46.00

7) 45.50

GRÁFICO BB,CL, MACD







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Bom dia!

Fgcb,

Valeu pelas informações. Vamo que vamo!!!!!!!

Mini Dow Jones Indus. Futures - $5 Mar 08 11,924.00 8:16am +0.28%

FUTURES
VALUE CHANGE % CHANGE
Dow 11,923.00 32.00 0.27
S&P 500 1,296.50 3.70 0.29
NASDAQ 1,711.75 3.00 0.18
S&P/TSE 780.70 -4.80 -0.61
Brazil Bovespa 62,430.00 50.00 0.08

Os indicadores mais importantes dessa semana serão divulgados nos Estados Unidos a partir de quarta-feira. Até lá, analistas acreditam que os mercados, e a Bolsa de Valores de São Paulo (Bovespa), poderão ter um "repique" de alta, caso não sejam divulgadas novas notícias negativas a respeito da economia dos EUA. Na quarta-feira, saem, nos Estados Unidos, o relatório de pedidos semanais de hipotecas e dos estoques de petróleo, além do orçamento do Tesouro, referente a fevereiro. No dia seguinte, o número semanal de pedidos de seguro-desemprego e as vendas no varejo, em fevereiro, estarão no foco dos investidores de todo o mundo. A semana se encerra com o anúncio do Indice de Preços ao Consumidor (CPI), em fevereiro, e o sentimento do consumidor para março.

Bom dia amigos ! fgcb, valadares.. futuro dj em alta e if bovespa em queda... quem mandou nao fechar o gap nao é ? rs

indice futuro -0.54%

IND FUR -0.64%

IND FUT -0.75%

IND FUT -0.78%

Bom dia a todos.

fgcb, obrigado pelas informações.
Pelo gráfico, continuamos descendo, certo?

valadares

Semana de cautela (principalmente na quinta)

Haja "estômago "

Quem acreditar que a vale5 vá às 50,00, use stop em 48,00, segundo os "grandes analistas"..rs

Bom dia Nevaska, Asimoes e grupo

LEILAO 48.01

BOM DIAAAAA!

Brazil, Russia Mining Shares Getting No Respect at 23% Discount

By Alexis Xydias and Michael Tsang

March 10 (Bloomberg) -- As metals trade at near record prices, investors can buy Brazilian producer Cia. Vale do Rio Doce for 24 percent less than BHP Billiton Ltd. in Australia.

Posco, Korea's largest steelmaker, is 9 percent cheaper than U.S. Steel Corp., while Russia's OAO GMK Norilsk Nickel is almost a fifth less expensive than Japan's Sumitomo Metal Mining Co.

The disparity is a buying opportunity, said Olivier Eugene, a Paris-based investor for Axa Investment Managers, which oversees $845 billion. Valuations for emerging markets' iron ore, steel and copper companies fell 13 percent from 2007 highs as producers from Vale to Norilsk reported increasing profits. Materials shares in developing nations trade at 13.67 times earnings, 23 percent less than those in the Standard & Poor's 500 Index. The discount persists even as the MSCI Emerging Markets Index commands a premium to shares in industrialized countries.

``It is totally irrelevant to pick up a commodity producer because of its location,'' said Eugene, who owns shares of Vale and Russia's OAO Novolipetsk Steel and doesn't hold any steelmakers in the U.S. or Japan. ``Where the companies are listed and where they are headquartered is irrelevant.''

The price-earnings ratio of the 130 commodity producers in the MSCI Emerging Markets Index has fallen since reaching 15.63 in October. That compares with a 9.2 percent increase to 17.72 times earnings for their U.S. counterparts in the period.

Record Prices

Prices for coal, copper, iron ore and gold have climbed to records this year, while silver jumped to the highest in 27 years. The London Metal Exchange index of six primary metals has surged 32 percent since falling to a 17-month low in December and is less than 5 percent below an all-time high.

The commodities boom is helping keep emerging markets insulated from rising credit costs in developed countries, Doris Herrera-Pol, the World Bank's head of capital markets, said in an interview in Sydney last week.

Threadneedle Asset Management's Stephen Thornber says Rio de Janeiro-based Vale is a better buy than developed market competitors such as BHP, the world's largest mining company, because of its position as the biggest producer of iron ore, an ingredient for steel.

Vale negotiated a 65 percent increase in prices from Asian steel mills this year, and New York-based Merrill Lynch & Co. estimates further increases in the next two years.

The Brazilian producer generated 33 percent of its sales last year from iron ore mining, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That's more than double the 14 percent at BHP.

`Good Example'

``Vale is a good example of an emerging-market company that gives us a more focused exposure to a metal we like,'' said Thornber, who helps oversee $136 billion in London.

Vale trades at 10.19 times estimated profit, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. BHP, based in Melbourne, is valued at 13.38 times.

Some emerging-market materials producers are even more profitable than rivals in the U.S., Europe, Japan and Australia.
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