I personally think it is absurd, but the market is again hostage to the U.S. Nasdaq index. Our problem is a lack of volume.

It is quite a big relief, showing that a solution to the Argentine crisis is close.

There are a few things worrying the market today, but the most relevant is New York.

The stock market had been weak due to the Wall Street performance and concerns about Asian economies. The ratings news helped to push the stocks down slightly, but it wasn't the driving force. For a change, Argentina had no negative influence.

The market is volatile due to instability there abroad. The market is lacking personality; it is hostage to foreign markets.

Argentina has finally given a sign of tranquility, and the market felt free to rise. Investors also got some good news on our primary budget surplus, which is an important factor for foreigners.

These days Argentina weighs more heavily than anything else and it has become a chronic problem.

Nobody wants to build positions. Our closest neighbor's problems hit the market and even stronger U.S. stocks did not help. Until things get settled there, we will follow the stream.

There are expectations of good dividends and several buy recommendations from market players.