the eve of the 'earnings season' for the first quarter of 2010 (Alcoa, which traditionally opens tonight at the markets closed, the announcements of listed companies of the S & P 500) stock markets recorded new highs.
all the MSCI indices, with the exception of Greece remain bullish setting.
hours, it is most likely to see a decline in prices over the next few weeks, and during 2009, the opening the 'earnings season' has been marked by a decline in the S & P 500 between 6% and 10%.
but I believe that in this case we can take advantage of these corrections as buying opportunities.
in support of these considerations is the analysis of the spread between corporate bonds and ten-year government bonds continues to shrink, indicating a positive attitude towards the market Assett risky.
meanwhile continues to widen the spread between ten-year yields tbond (now close to 4%) and the Bund (closer to 3%), while the U.S. government bond yield rose over the two years' 1% passing the same German title
the light of these considerations, I consider that a dollar exposure may still be profitable for some time, while I prefer the United States, where signs of economic recovery are more evident to the markets' Euro area is still too vulnerable to PIGS