Brich | BRICH63 : CANADA STOCKS-Materials shares pull TSX down for worst day in over 8 weeks * TSX down 138.53 points, or 0.94 percent, at 14,626.24 * Seven of the TSX's 10 main groups lower (Updates to close, adds market analyst comments, details) TORONTO/OTTAWA, Aug 24 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index posted its biggest decline in more than eight weeks on Wednesday as lower metal and oil prices sent shares of resource companies tumbling. The decline in the materials and energy sectors easily outweighed gains in financial stocks after better-than-expected bank earnings this week. The materials group >, which includes precious and base metals miners and fertilizer companies, was the biggest loser, shedding 5.8 percent as copper and gold prices fell. Barrick Gold > had its worst day in over a year Investors were also looking ahead to a speech from U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen at the end of the week with markets hoping for a sign on whether the Fed will raise interest rates before the end of the year. [nL1N1B30P6] That uncertainty may have prompted investors to take some money off the table, adding to losses in materials shares that have performed strongly this year, said Elvis Picardo, strategist and vice president of research at Global Securities in Vancouver. Recent comments from Fed policymakers have sounded more confident on the possibility of a rate hike but minutes from the central bank's last meeting showed members were torn. ] "Opinion is divided and certainly in recent weeks the odds have gone up a little bit, but it still very much remains a toss of the coin," said Picardo. The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index > ended down 138.53 points, or 0.94 percent, at 14,626.24. It was the index's biggest percentage loss since June 27. Of the index's 10 main groups, seven were in negative territory. Barrick Gold <> was the biggest weight on the index, slumping 9.4 percent to C$23.49 in its biggest drop since July of last year. The energy group > retreated 1.1 percent as the price of oil slumped. Financials rose 0.4 percent, led by banks stocks after forecast-beating earnings from Bank of Montreal on Tuesday and Royal Bank of Canada > on Wednesday. Despite rising earlier in the day, Royal Bank ultimately ended down 0.5 percent to C$81.86 as it said it was closely watching home prices in Vancouver and Toronto. But financial stocks still led the upside, including Bank of Nova Scotia <>, which rose 1.8 percent to C$68.59.

Festgeldersatz | STATT : Ich glaube nicht an den Weltuntergang und selbst wenn, würde ich eher Schwarzpulver und Feuerwaffen kaufen statt Gold. Aber nach dem deutlichen Rückgang und angesichts der aktuellen Werbetrommeln für Gold sollte da doch ein wenig Potenzial nach oben vorhanden sein.

MacDschie | MCGAG001 : Verkauf da ATR-Stopp-Loss unterschritten

LZanker | FLPRIVAT : Bei der Leoni versuche ich einen kurzen Rebuild über die 32,50 nach dem negativven Analysten Kommentar abzugreifen.

Saftman | DARVAS : Netease hat eine weitere Darvas Box gebildet, die etwas höher ist als die vorige. Der Stop Loss wird daher auf ca. 199 USD nachgezogen. Nach den Quartalszahlen schien die Aktie anzuspringen, jedoch wurden die guten Zahlen abverkauft. Aktuell sieht es wieder nach einem kleinen Upswing aus. Jedenfalls bleiben die Kurse in der Nähe des Hochs.

HDumler | A1VA88 : Schoeller-Bleckmann Oilfield Equipment AG / Anhaltend schwieriges Marktumfeld drückt auf das Ergebnis - Positiver operativer Cashflow und kerngesunde Bilanzstruktur mit hoher Eigenkapitalquote - Eingliederung der neu akquirierten Downhole Technology läuft plangemäß - Weitere Kostenreduktion: Restrukturierung der Betriebe in Singapur gestarte.

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