The Blue Salvador Di Stéfano dollar guru launched a strong investment recommendation with a long -term look, in the middle of the exchange Pax and with the field liquidating currency at an accelerated rhythm.
In the middle of the exchange pax and with the field liquidating currencies at an accelerated rhythm, the financial analyst or blue dollar guru Salvador Di Stéfano recommended an investment with long -term potential. Without taking too many turns, he said: “It is a great time to enter,” and anticipated that current conditions generate an opportunity “that is not seen every year.”
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“We have a very good scenario ahead. The livestock year is spectacular because there are very good international prices, internally the rodeo fell and there was an important settlement liquidation,” He assured during his participation in the 12th livestock congress organized by the Rural Society of Rosario.


The expert, who usually follows closely the price of the blue dollar and anticipate movements in the market, was clear: “If you look at this 10 -year -old business, it is a great time to enter livestock.” According to your vision, it is a Long breath investment and intensive capital, but with high potential: “You have to have financial and patience.”
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Withholdings, agro and double speed settlement
The recent field of the field was motorized by the transitory regime of retention of exports (soybeans, corn, wheat, sunflower, barley and its derivatives), in force until June 30 (in the case of soybeans and corn). Within this framework, the Government managed to accelerate the liquidation of currencies and swell the BCRA reserves.
However, Di Stéfano was critical of the official decision not to extend the scheme. “We tell people to sell soybeans and corn because, probably, we return to the retention levels of January. I do not see well that the government does not eliminate them in the short term,” sentenced.
In turn, he warned that the current exchange rate does not benefit all agriculture actors. “The exchange pax does not pay the farmer so well, that he expects a devaluation to detach himself from soybeans and win a lot of twine,” said. Instead, “sectors such as livestock or dairy are favored by this stability,” he completed.
Source: Ambito

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