BSN Spitout AUT: Twitter back on the MA200

31/10/2018

Stopped series or tour: Flextronics + 10.26% to 6.66, before 8 days in negative territory (loss of -43.92% from 10.77 to 6.04), Ibiden Co.Ltd + 3.12% to 10.25, before that 8 days in negative territory (loss of -10.69% from 11.13 to 9.94), Celgene + 1.27% to 72.34, before 8 days less (loss of -15.25% from 84.28 to 71.43), Amag + 3.47% to 35.8% before 7 days in negative territory (loss of -25.91% from 46.7 to 34.6%), Transocean + 1.4% at 10.89, before 7 days in negative territory (loss of -13.39% from 12.4 to 10.74), New South Wales Treasury Corp. AD-zero coupon bonds -0.02% at 95.392, before 6 days or more (increase of 0.24% from 95.18 to 95.41), LEG real estate + 0.79% to 97.42, before 6 days of decline (-3.92% loss from 100.6 to 96.66), Lockheed Martin + 1.53% to 291.07, before 6 days in negative territory (loss of -12.64% from 328.14 to 286.67), Sanofi + 1.53% to 75.57, before 6 days of decline (-4.33% loss from 77.8 to 74.43), United Parcel Service + 1.85% to 107.07, before 6 days in negative territory (loss of -9.75% from 116.49 to 105.13),

The following stocks crossed the moving average 100:
Under Armor 23.23 (MA100: 20.81, xU, before 29 days under the MA100), Volkswagen Vz. 146.74 (MA100: 145.47, xU, before 25 days under MA100), Volkswagen 143.6 (MA100: 143.42, xU, before 25 days under the MA100).

The following stocks crossed the 200 moving average:
twitter 33.86 (MA200: 33.32, xU, before 54 days under MA200).

The following titles occupy a place in Top3 ytd in relation to their own performances: Aixtron (better with 19%), Celesio (best with 1.54%), Flextronics (best with 10.26%), General Electric(worse with -8.78%), Coca Cola (best with 2.52%), Lufthansa (worse with -8.1%), Nvidia (the best with 9.36%), Under Armor (best with 27.71%), Acuity Brands (2nd best with 4.35%), First solar (2nd best with 7.76%), Lion E-Mobility (2nd best with 13.33%), Pbadenger companies (2nd best with 2.9%), Roche Holding (2nd best with 2.9%), Snapchat (2nd best with 7.35%), Amag (3rd best with 3.47%), Beghelli (3rd best with 6.49%), Cancom (3rd worst with -5.73%), Folli Follie (3rd worst with -24.88%), Intel (3rd best with 5.2%), Canadian solar(3rd best with 6.24%), Manz (3rd best with 6.51%), AT & T (3rd best with 2.8%), Wal-Mart (3rd best with 2.63%),

The following stocks had their best result in money sales: General Electric (Best) Under Armor (Best)

ATX

After the changes in the ranking ytd: SBO (3 places lost, from 9 to 12); at S Immo (+2, from 11 to 9), Telekom Austria (-2, from 15 to 17), First group (+1, from 6 to 5), Immofinanz (-1, from 5 to 6), VIG (+1, from 12 to 11), Bawag Group (+1, from 16 to 15), AT & S (+1, from 17 to 16).

1st group (73.24%)
2. DO & CO (63.49%)
3. CA Immo (9.28%)
4. Wienerberger (-0.99%)
5. Erste Group (-2.15%)
6. Immofinance (-4.24%)
7. Austrian Post (-5,13%)
8. Andritz (-5.91%)
9. S Immo (-7.86%)
10. Uniqa (-8.11%)
11. VIG (-10.11%)
12. SBO (-10.76%)
13. OMV (-11,15%)
14. FACC (-14.24%)
15. Bawag Group (-14.80%)
16. AT & S (-15.12%)
17. Telekom Austria (-15.25%)
18. RBI (-20.83%)
19. Lenzing (-25.41%)
20. voestalpine (-38,31%)

1. Gurktaler AG VZ (30.99%)
2. Gurktaler strain AG (21.29%)
3. Valneva (19.64%)
4. Environmental Technology SW (17.33%)
5. ST (16.56%)
6. Oberbank AG VZ (16.25%)
7. Dr. Bock Industries (9.47%)
8. Sanochemia (9.24%)
9. Oberbank AG Stamm (8.60%)
10. Buwog (4.83%)
11. Vienna International Airport (-1.19%)
12. BKS Bank Tribe (-2.25%)
13. RHI Magnesita (-3.45%)
14. Fabasoft (-1.03%)
15. Athos real estate (-1.13%)
16. Wolford (-4.50%)
17. UBM (-6.86%)
18. EVN (-7.54%)
19. Strabag (-8.32%)
20. KTM Industries (-9.61%)
Mayr-Melnhof (-11.02%)
22. Rosenbauer (-13.67%)
23. Cleen Energy (-15.33%)
24. Porr (-16.13%)
25. Zumtobel (-16,57%)
26. Frauenthal (-19.70%)
27. Linz Textil Holding (-20.00%)
28. Warimpex (-21.33%)
29. Palfinger (-23.04%)
30. Petro World Technologies (-26.46%)
31. Wiener Privatbank (-29.97%)
32nd Amag (-30.34%)
33. Agrana (-33.45%)
34. Semperit (-33.76%)
35. Kapsch TrafficCom (-37.34%)
36. Polytec (-50.05%)
37. bet-at-home.com (-53.25%)
38. AMS (-63.35%)

DAX

After the changes in the ranking ytd: Volkswagen Vz. (3 places composed, from 16 to 13); at Beiersdorf (-2, from 10 to 12), Fresenius (-2, from 13 to 15), HeidelbergCement (+2, from 27 to 25), Bavaria (-2, from 24 to 26), Merck KGaA (+1, from 6 to 5), RWE (-1, from 5 to 6), alliance (+1, from 11 to 10), E.ON (+1, from 12 to 11), Siemens (-1, from 15 to 16 years old),
The ytd sales ranking revealed these changes in position: the climber of the day was continental (1 place composed, from 16 to 15), further Munich Re (-1, from 15 to 16 years old)

At Flop-Performances 2018, there were new entries in the Top 20: Lufthansa with -8.1% (11th place),

1. Credit card (70.79%)
2. adidas (20.91%)
3. German Boerse (12.91%)
4. Munich Re (3.87%)
5. Merck KGaA (2.28%)
6. RWE (0.06%)
7. SAP (-0.90%)
8. Vonovia SE (-2.44%)
9. Deutsche Telekom (-2.77%)
10. Alliance (-4.97%)
11. E.ON (-6.20%)
12. Beiersdorf (-7,23%)
13. Volkswagen VZ (-11.84%)
14. BMW (-12.08%)
15. Fresenius (-12.31%)
16. Siemens (-13.78%)
17. Henkel (-14.60%)
18. Fresenius Medical Care (-21.17%)
19. ThyssenKrupp (-25.17%)
20. Infineon (-25.25%)
21. Daimler (-26.38%)
22. BASF (-27.86%)
23. Deutsche Post (-28.15%)
24. Covestro (-35.28%)
25. HeidelbergCement (-35.62%)
26. Bayer (-35.88%)
27. Continental (-36.41%)
28. Lufthansa (-43.65%)
29. Deutsche Bank (-46,11%)

Dow Jones

After the changes in the ranking ytd: Boeing (4 seats, from 9 to 5); at American Express (-4, from 13 to 17), Nike (+3, from 7 to 4), VISA (-3, from 5 to 8), Pfizer (-2, from 4 to 6), Intel (+2, from 18 to 16 years old), UnitedHealth (-1, from 6 to 7), whitefish (-1, from 8 to 9), Coca Cola (+1, from 14 to 13), Wal-Mart (+1, from 15 to 14),
The ytd sales ranking revealed these changes in position: the climber of the day was UnitedHealth (1 place compound, from 18 to 17), further VISA (+1, from 7 to 6) chevron (-1, from 17 to 18 years old), whitefish (-1, from 6 to 7),

In the Top-Performances 2018, there were new entries in the Top 20: Intel with 5.2% (15th place).

1. Merck Co. (29.50%)
2. Apple (26.04%)
3. Microsoft (21.26%)
4. Nike (19.12%)
5. Boeing (18.65%)
6. Pfizer (18.42%)
7. UnitedHealth (17.16%)
8. VISA (16.44%)
9. Cisco (16.40%)
10. Verizon (9.92%)
11. Walgreens Boots Alliance (8.51%)
12. Walt Disney (6.74%)
13. Coca-Cola (3.81%)
14. Wal-Mart (3.72%)
15. McDonald's (3.70%)
16. Intel (3.47%)
17. American Express (2.79%)
18. Johnson & Johnson (0.74%)
19. JP Morgan Chase (-0.22%)
20. Procter & Gamble (-2.93%)
21. United Technologies (-3.88%)
22. Exxon (-5.81%)
23. Home Depot (-7.01%)
24. Travel companies (-7,20%)
25. Chevron (-11.45%)
26. Goldman Sachs (-13.93%)
27. 3M (-19.36%)
28. IBM (-24.78%)
29. Caterpillar (-25.46%)
30. DowDuPont Inc. (-26.10%)

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Stocks on the radar: Amag . Palfinger . composite . Rosenbauer . Buwog . Porr . UBM . ATX . ATX Prime . Zumtobel . AMS . First group . OMV . Warimpex . SBO . Souche Oberbank AG . Wolford . Semperit . Kapsch TrafficCom ,

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