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DBD Press Release

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Awards

2012 : « Best European Equity earning forecast » according to AQ Research

2009-2011 : « Best European Equity research » according to AQ Research

2011 Fourth Quarter : « Best European Equity research » according to AQ Research

2011 Third Quarter : « Best European Equity research » according to AQ Research

2011 First Quarter : « Second European Equity research » according to AQ Research

2011 : Nominated « Best equity research of the year » according to The Technical Analyst

2010 Second Quarter : « Best European Equity research » according to AQ Research

2010 First Quarter : « Third European Equity research » according to AQ Research

2010 : Nominated « Best technical Analyst of the year » according to The Technical Analyst

2010 : Nominated « Best equity research of the year » according to The Technical Analyst

2009 Fourth Quarter : « Best European Equity research » according to AQ Research

2009 Third Quarter : « Best European Equity research » according to AQ Research

2009 Second Quarter : « Third European Equity research » according to AQ Research

2009 : Nominated « Best technical Analyst of the year » according to The Technical Analyst

2009 : Nominated « Best equity research of the year » according to The Technical Analyst

Source : CNBC/REUTERS lire le PDF

 

European equities touched fresh multi-month peaks on Monday, with technical charts pointing to a continued slow grind higher backed by tentative signs of improvement in the global economy and corporate earnings.


The Euro STOXX 50 provisionally closed 0.1 percent higher at 2,746.22 points, setting fresh 18-month peaks in the wake of stronger-than-expected U.S. durable goods orders showing firms in the world's biggest economy had stepped up spending. Durable goods orders jumped 4.6 percent in December, higher than the expected 1.8 percent rise.


The daily moves on the euro zone blue-chip index have averaged less than 10 points since Jan. 3, less than half of the usual size for 2012.


"It's not the top [of the market] but it's not going to accelerate, it's a slow market and you just have to be patient," said Valerie Gastaldy, analyst at Day By Day.


"As long as we are above [technical support at[ 2,723 we can aim for 2,790. We are not that overbought because we've been very, very slow."