warum kippen die in den letzten 10 Minuten so ab?
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Meldung kam aber schon lange
aber hat das jetzt mit den letzte 10-20 Minuten was zu tun?
aber hat das jetzt mit den letzte 10-20 Minuten was zu tun?
wert war überkauft, läuft jetzt wieder runter, kanns das sein ?
Ich als euer Anwalt sage Euch: "Deutscher Meister wird nur der BVB !"
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keine ahnung
ABER: Hau dein daimler zertifikat raus!!!!
kurzfristig jedenfalls. würd ich jetzt nicht mehr halten; schon garnicht über nacht.
du schläft besser ;-)
alles gute.
ciao.
ABER: Hau dein daimler zertifikat raus!!!!
kurzfristig jedenfalls. würd ich jetzt nicht mehr halten; schon garnicht über nacht.
du schläft besser ;-)
alles gute.
ciao.
Ich als euer Anwalt sage Euch: "Deutscher Meister wird nur der BVB !"
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Reuters Business Report
GM Sees Auto Market Falling in 2003
Tuesday October 8, 5:56 am ET
MILAN (Reuters) - The world's biggest carmaker General Motors Corp expects the U.S. vehicle market to shrink next year and the size of the fall could be aggravated by war in Iraq, GM's chief executive officer was quoted as saying on Tuesday.
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"This year we will end up increasing sales and share of the market in the United States which will be close to 17 million vehicles," Rick Wagoner was quoted as saying by Italian newspaper La Repubblica.
"For next year we are aiming at 16.5 to 16.7 million, provided there is a recovery in the middle of the year and not including the impact of war," he was reported as telling journalists in New York.
Most industry experts expect auto sales in the U.S., the world's largest car market, to reach about 17 million units this year, helped by incentive schemes introduced by carmakers last year to support demand amid worries of a protracted economic downturn.
Wagoner said it remained to be seen how a possible attack on Iraq would affect consumer confidence.
"Of course, if the war was short it would manage to clear up the concerns that are clouding the economies and the markets," he said. "But it is a risky line of thought because no one can predict what will happen."
A war in Iraq could hurt a fragile global economic recovery and hit consumer confidence which is one of the main drivers of auto demand, say industry experts. It could also lead to higher oil prices which may further reduce consumers' appetite for cars.
GM would probably see its sales fall next year although it was too early to quantify by how much and the company had not changed its forecasts so far, Wagoner was also quoted as saying.
A spokesman for GM Europe could not immediately confirm the comments.
GM has led the way with incentives despite analysts' worries that they will eat into its profits in the long run.
Separately, Wagoner declined to comment on speculation that struggling Italian carmaker Fiat might seek to bring forward the 2004 start date for an option to sell its remaining 80 percent of loss-making car unit Fiat Auto to GM.
The CEO said the logic behind the acquisition of 20 percent of Fiat Auto in 2000 was "more relevant than ever" and synergies were going particularly well in development of new motors and design of new small cars.
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GM Sees Auto Market Falling in 2003
Tuesday October 8, 5:56 am ET
MILAN (Reuters) - The world's biggest carmaker General Motors Corp expects the U.S. vehicle market to shrink next year and the size of the fall could be aggravated by war in Iraq, GM's chief executive officer was quoted as saying on Tuesday.
ADVERTISEMENT
"This year we will end up increasing sales and share of the market in the United States which will be close to 17 million vehicles," Rick Wagoner was quoted as saying by Italian newspaper La Repubblica.
"For next year we are aiming at 16.5 to 16.7 million, provided there is a recovery in the middle of the year and not including the impact of war," he was reported as telling journalists in New York.
Most industry experts expect auto sales in the U.S., the world's largest car market, to reach about 17 million units this year, helped by incentive schemes introduced by carmakers last year to support demand amid worries of a protracted economic downturn.
Wagoner said it remained to be seen how a possible attack on Iraq would affect consumer confidence.
"Of course, if the war was short it would manage to clear up the concerns that are clouding the economies and the markets," he said. "But it is a risky line of thought because no one can predict what will happen."
A war in Iraq could hurt a fragile global economic recovery and hit consumer confidence which is one of the main drivers of auto demand, say industry experts. It could also lead to higher oil prices which may further reduce consumers' appetite for cars.
GM would probably see its sales fall next year although it was too early to quantify by how much and the company had not changed its forecasts so far, Wagoner was also quoted as saying.
A spokesman for GM Europe could not immediately confirm the comments.
GM has led the way with incentives despite analysts' worries that they will eat into its profits in the long run.
Separately, Wagoner declined to comment on speculation that struggling Italian carmaker Fiat might seek to bring forward the 2004 start date for an option to sell its remaining 80 percent of loss-making car unit Fiat Auto to GM.
The CEO said the logic behind the acquisition of 20 percent of Fiat Auto in 2000 was "more relevant than ever" and synergies were going particularly well in development of new motors and design of new small cars.
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DaimlerChrysler - Mercedes-Absatz zieht im September weiter an~
Stuttgart, 08. Okt (Reuters) - Der Absatz von Pkw der Marke
Mercedes hat mit Beginn des neuen Modelljahres weltweit wieder
angezogen.
Im September seien 98.200 Mercedes verkauft worden, zehn
Prozent mehr als im gleichen Vorjahresmonat, teilte der
Autokonzern DaimlerChrysler [DCX.GER] am Dienstag in Stuttgart
mit. In den ersten neun Monaten des Jahres habe der Absatz von
Mercedes mit 839.600 Fahrzeugen auf dem Niveau des Vorjahres
gelegen. Im August waren die Verkaufszahlen weltweit um fast
fünf Prozent zurückgegangen. Auch auf dem heimischen Markt
verkaufte der Oberklasse-Hersteller mehr Autos.
Der Absatz in Deutschland stieg der Konsumflaute zum Trotz
im September um fünf Prozent auf 31.500 Pkw. Von Januar bis
September hinkt der Verkauf mit 287.500 Einheiten noch um zwei
Prozent hinter dem Rekordwert aus dem Vorjahr her.
axh/ked
Stuttgart, 08. Okt (Reuters) - Der Absatz von Pkw der Marke
Mercedes hat mit Beginn des neuen Modelljahres weltweit wieder
angezogen.
Im September seien 98.200 Mercedes verkauft worden, zehn
Prozent mehr als im gleichen Vorjahresmonat, teilte der
Autokonzern DaimlerChrysler [DCX.GER] am Dienstag in Stuttgart
mit. In den ersten neun Monaten des Jahres habe der Absatz von
Mercedes mit 839.600 Fahrzeugen auf dem Niveau des Vorjahres
gelegen. Im August waren die Verkaufszahlen weltweit um fast
fünf Prozent zurückgegangen. Auch auf dem heimischen Markt
verkaufte der Oberklasse-Hersteller mehr Autos.
Der Absatz in Deutschland stieg der Konsumflaute zum Trotz
im September um fünf Prozent auf 31.500 Pkw. Von Januar bis
September hinkt der Verkauf mit 287.500 Einheiten noch um zwei
Prozent hinter dem Rekordwert aus dem Vorjahr her.
axh/ked
zum Glück habe ich noch einen Termin gehabt sonst wäre ich gestorben die sind ganz schon runter gerauscht.
Gruss
ES
Gruss
ES
ein Trottel
hoffe blos die 32.00 halten heute abend!!
Wenn nicht gute Nacht Marie
hoffe blos die 32.00 halten heute abend!!
Wenn nicht gute Nacht Marie
noch gehalten aber heut schauts auch nicht zu gut aus
wann haben die eigentlich iren Boden gefunden .
Bin kein Charttechniker also wäre ganz nett
Gruss
ES
wann haben die eigentlich iren Boden gefunden .
Bin kein Charttechniker also wäre ganz nett
Gruss
ES
Ich als euer Anwalt sage Euch: "Deutscher Meister wird nur der BVB !"
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