13:15:24 at $3.03 - 4,700,000
13:21:58 at $3.05 - 5,260,000
eine stunde noch, dann schalte ich das ding für zehn tage ab.
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das mit den 10 tagen sage ich auch immer ;)
wo bekommst du die Zahlen her die du da gepostet hast?
richtig was "verdienen".
Bin massiv bei 3,20 E in Citi und bei 6 E in BoA rein. Order für jede Menge AIG bei 0,9 E erteilt.
Habe bei DBk und Commerzbk keine Traute mehr.
Wie seht ihr dös ?
nächsten 6-7 monate auch locker verdoppeln.
so sehe ich das nicht
May 1 (Bloomberg) -- “Most investors have missed the rally” in U.S. stocks, so further gains are likely as they spend some of their cash to buy shares, according to Andrew Garthwaite, a global strategist at Credit Suisse Group.
The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index may reach 1,000 before prices peak, he wrote in a report yesterday. His estimate is 15 percent higher than yesterday’s close of 872.81, which resulted from the S&P 500’s biggest monthly gain since March 2000. The index last closed above 1,000 on Nov. 4.
As the CHART OF THE DAY shows, investors have more money stashed away in money-market mutual funds than in equity funds, according to data compiled by the Investment Company Institute. That hadn’t been the case for 16 years, according to the report, which included a chart comparing the funds’ assets since 1991.
Money-fund assets climbed to a record 49 percent of U.S. stocks’ market value in March, according to Garthwaite. At the current reading of 39 percent, individual investors have more than enough money available for buying shares and “will have to get involved,” he wrote.
Garthwaite kept his year-end estimate for the S&P 500 at 920, partly because the emergence of swine flu may curtail any gains in shares. Consumer debt reductions and the potential for deflation are among other hurdles, he wrote. He added that he would recommend cutting U.S. stock holdings if the benchmark index exceeds 950
Die anderen wollen mit Gewalt die Aktie nach unten treiben, aber wer sind die???
http://de.reuters.com/article/deEuroRpt/idDEL224228420090502
"Citigroup - wann aussteigen?"
Diese Frage ist besonders interessant für Leute, die bereits investiert sind. Citigroup zählt offenbar zu denjenigen der 19 US-Banken, die durch den Stresstest der Regierung gefallen sind. Der zweite Durchfaller ist Bank of America, hinzu kommt noch mindestens eine größere US-Regionalbank.
Gestern konnte Citi trotz des 7,9 Mrd. Dollar-Verkaufs ihrer Japan-Dependence im Kurs nicht zulegen, sondern fiel sogar (Chart unten). Denn es fehlen noch mindestens weitere 10 Mrd. Dollar. Wenn die Fehlbeträge durch Umwandlung von (Staats-)Schulden und/oder preferred shares in common shares aufgebracht werden (das soll bei den durchgefallenen Banken das Standard-Procedere sein, falls sich keine privaten Investoren finden), ergibt sich eine weitere starke Kursverdünnung.
Am Ende droht auch bei Citi die Verstaatlichung, die spätestens dann faktisch erfolgt ist, wenn der Staat 90 % der Aktien hält. Das kann nach den obigen Swaps schnell der Fall sein. Ähnlich ist die Lage (und der Kurs) beim US-Versicherer AIG. In Deutschland haben wir einen vergleichbaren Fall bei der HRE, wo jetzt US-Großinvestor Flowers zwangsenteignet wird.
Chart von Citigroup über die letzten 2 Tage: Obwohl der Teilverkauf in Japan 7,9 Mrd. in die Kassen spült, fiel die Aktie weiter. Die Ergebnisse des Banken-Stress-Tests, die eigentlich Montag hätten verkündet werden sollen, werden nun erst Donnerstag präsentiert. Ein solcher Aufschub verheißt nichts Gutes.
The four are Regions Financial Corp., SunTrust Banks Inc., PNC Financial Services Group Inc. and Wells Fargo & Co., Trone said. He estimates that PNC Financial needs $1.9 billion, Regions Financial requires $1 billion and Wells Fargo has to line up $1.5 billion. SunTrust needs $400 million, he said.
Government’s Preferred Stock
He added that, while his calculations don’t show a need for Citigroup and Bank of America to increase common equity, it’s possible the government is using different assumptions and will require them to do so.
Miller and his team expect the banks will be encouraged to convert preferred stock held by private investors into common stock before converting preferred stock purchased by the government as part of the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
It’s possible the government will forfeit dividends on its preferred stock to enable the banks to suspend payouts on trust preferred securities, known as TRUPS, that are held by private investors and encourage those investors to convert into common stock as well, Miller said.
“You couldn’t pay the TARP dividend and cut the TRUP dividend, you’d have to cut them both, so the government could do that, the government could allow that to happen,” he said. “And frankly we’ve argued that you’re bleeding capital away from these banks that need it by making the banks pay these dividends and that they should waive all these dividends.”
Conversion
By contrast, Trone said he doesn’t think the government should encourage the banks to exchange privately owned preferred stock and dilute common shareholders in anticipation of potential future losses.
Instead he said the government should help the banks that may need more common equity by converting the government’s preferred stock into a new class of so-called convertible preferred securities, which could be turned into common stock as required.
“Converts could provide you contingent common in the amount needed,” Trone said. “A lot of these companies could end up doing better than we expect. This is supposed to be the worst-case scenario.”
The 19 firms include Goldman Sachs Group Inc., GMAC LLC, MetLife Inc. and regional lenders, including Fifth Third Bancorp and Regions Financial.
The banks in the tests hold two-thirds of the assets and more than one-half of the loans in the U.S. banking system, according to a Fed study released April 24.
Firm-Specific Details
The delay in releasing the stress-test information follows an internal debate among regulators about how best to reveal to markets the health of the biggest banks, which is usually reserved for bank examiners.
The government will disclose both aggregate information about the capital buffer required to absorb losses if the recession worsens and firm-specific details, the government official said yesterday. The details may help investors distinguish strong from weak banks, leaving the latter to turn to the government for capital.
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