Many are saying that it is the end of their liquidity. But I think they will stay for a while, because there are too many derivatives linked to the receipts.
I think we exaggerated the euphoria. The least we could expect was some profit-taking.
Our market was out of the game for two days, while there were losses abroad. It has readjusted prices in a moderate way. I had expected a worse day.
Some houses are looking for a small cut, which explains the rise we're seeing.
Markets around the world got back what they had oversold beyond the U.S. market. The market is very hurt.
We recuperated a little, but the market was very slow.
Today we initially hoped that stocks would rise and erase yesterday's losses, but Wall Street triggered a new wave of profit-taking.
The political scene has improved in a big way.
Today our market walked most of the time on its own feet, with little foreign influence. The rise ended when the inflation index came out.
We had a good, positive day today. The market managed to consolidate itself despite some sideways moves and broke the long-wanted resistance level. Surprisingly for the eve of Carnival, the volume was good.
We could be getting close to the floor.
The rise today was hardly explicable and I think the market is a bit dangerous. There's big room for a correction still and it might happen any time.
The movement was influenced by the rise of the dollar.
The moment that the market shows that the measures are having results we could see a reduction in rates.
Companies may be reporting good results, and in macroeconomic terms, we are not badly off. But we are suffering from volatility outside (Brazil).
As Brazil's risk falls, this should have a positive effect on financials.
There was a substantial amount of profit taking, but the market absorbed it.
The more this (details of the swap) is delayed, the more the market will be pushed down. But the problem of (energy) rationing is also hitting us hard right now.
It looks like it is becoming Brazil's first Internet blue chip.
It's a very important day. The market retook the rally.
It's been a long time since we've had such a positive macroeconomic outlook.
Stocks that were most favored recently are being penalized now.
The attention has returned to the complexity of the problems Argentina faces.
The minimum wage vote was an important victory for the government, which animated the market. The wage level rose, which is good for Brazil, but budget will not suffer.
This is more to do with profit-taking at the end of a week of extraordinary gains.
The market is still very strong. Trade started with some profit-taking and further losses due to negative foreign (market) influence but the selling never gathered steam.
The market has been rising steadily all day, but it received a good last-minute boost from the Federal reserve decision, which is very positive for Brazil.
The market has been a bit bearish. My bet is some funds are taking the opportunity to sell some stocks.
The market is showing a good improvement. Some points of concern, including in the political sphere, have been left behind and now such things as a strong currency and falling interest rates start mattering again.
The market is dead, there's very little going on.
