Es scheint, dass die Swissquotebank nicht die einzige mit technischen Problemen am gestrigen Handelstag war. Auch die New Yorker Handelsplattform fiel stundenweise aus, wie heute berichtet wurde, die hohen Volumen an Leerverkaufsorgien hätten nicht kontinuierlich bewältigt werden können.
Besser schlug sich die nun mit Passwort erreichbare UBS-Quotes, sämtliche Aufträge gingen in akzeptabler Geschwindigkeit und Ausführung durch die Bücher, Ausführungen und Abrechnungen sofort geliefert.
Swissquotebank konnte die Abschlüsse von gestern Nacht erst heute morgen nachliefern, immerhin alles korrekt.
Dow Future mit 100 Pkte im Plus. Hoffentlich ist das nicht ein IT-Fehler. :lol:
Müssen einmal mehr die Amis die Europäer zur Vernunft bringen. :wink:
Gruss Rich
.S. Stock-Index Futures Advance; Boeing Climbs in Europe
By Adria Cimino
Feb. 28 (Bloomberg) -- U.S. stock-index futures climbed after the Dow Jones Industrial Average yesterday fell the most in almost four years.
Boeing Co. rose in Europe after JPMorgan, Chase & Co. lifted its recommendation on shares of the world's second-biggest commercial planemaker.
Verizon Communications Inc., the second-largest U.S. phone company, and American Express Co., the fourth-biggest U.S. credit-card issuer, advanced.
``There was a panic sell-off and it was a good excuse to lock in profit,'' said Jacques Porta, who is part of a team that oversees $180 million at Ofivalmo Patrimoine in Paris. ``I'm positive on U.S. stocks. Global economic growth hasn't been called into question.''
Standard & Poor's 500 Index futures expiring in March surged 13.5 to 1408.8 as of 9:34 a.m. in London. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures jumped 83 to 12,263 and Nasdaq-100 Index futures rallied 10.50 to 1761.
U.S. stocks yesterday erased all of 2007's gains after a sell-off in China spread globally and sparked the biggest rout in four years. The Dow fell as much as 546 points, with all but two companies in the S&P 500 declining.
``You really in one day have taken a market from very overbought and in need of a pause to a market that's pretty heavily oversold,'' Alec Young, an equity market strategist at Standard & Poor's in New York, said yesterday. ``If you're a long-term investor, you should definitely hang in there.''
Analysts at UBS AG, including David Bianco and Thomas Doerflinger in New York, wrote the sell-off represents a ``good buying opportunity'' given the outlook for economic and earnings growth.
U.S. Economy
The U.S. economy probably grew less in the fourth quarter than the government initially reported, as companies tried to curb inventories, economists said before a government report today. This supports the Federal Reserve's forecast that expansion will continue at a moderate pace.
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