Tomas Taterka Quotations

We're following international markets and their worries about the oil price.

Yesterday's fall fed today's rise, but the market still has no definite direction.

The primary surplus wasn't exactly bad but it was lower than expected.

Without a doubt the volatility will remain but there isn't much chance of too much movement up or down so it's likely to trade sideways next week.

We recovered on the back of the American recovery.

We saw an improvement basically in telecommunications shares, which do not depend so much on energy.

This was more or less expected, more or less priced in.

We are certainly going to see a rate cut here. The market is very optimistic.

We saw some local buyers, but also foreign funds coming in. They have to because everything looks so cheap in dollar terms.

We could recover a bit because it seems firmer abroad, There's nothing going on.

Argentina is the focus today. The approval of the budget leaves open the way for the IMF loan.

Things are jogging along quite well in Argentina.

The most liquid stocks went up the most.

As always, we followed foreign stocks, showing that we are incapable of sustaining a rise.

It was profit-taking, that's all. There's no other reason. There's also a little less volume, which shows we're not in climbing mode any more.

Even with the denial of immediate plans, there are expectations of stock buyout in the medium term. If they completely rule this out, however, the stock will quickly fall.

The volumes are really low. The market is falling and it is likely to continue dipping this way because there are no flows. We are pegged to Nasdaq again.

It was just another bad day for the market, with zero flows from abroad and low flows here. People are worried there is more room for profit-taking, but there is so far no big change in the general sentiment.

The chance of the government beating the two injunctions next week are much better and so the likelihood of privatization before the year-end is improving.

The market was waiting for this and the rise in rates is not a surprise. What is surprising is that the market sustained the gains from yesterday and has recovered in two days all that it lost in a week.

The market was tracking stocks overseas all day long. As soon as U.S. stocks reversed gains, our stocks also lost ground.

The market was totally undefined, waiting for some kind of news, but it was a dead news day.

The market was dead today. Many people were not around because of the end of the month.

The market is still excellent; what we saw at the end of the day was just one move, caused by profit-takers.

The market's been really weak on what was a very bad day in terms of volume. That meant we accompanied international markets that were also very weak.

The market is looking for new support levels as it slowly retreats. I think there's room for big losses still.