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Marabut:

Der schlechte Nachrichten-Kanal!

 
21.10.01 15:03
Oct 19 OECD predicts growth slump  BBC
Oct 19 Record fund redemptions in United States  National Post   Lipper
Oct 19 Inflation set to rear its ugly head  MSNBC
Oct 19 German Business Confidence Slides  Bloomberg
Oct 19 Larry Lindsey on Bailouts, Anthrax, and the Slump  BusinessWeek
Oct 18 An End to the Greenspan Illusion  Washington Post
Oct 18 Is Alan Greenspan yesterday's man?  Toronto Star
Oct 18 Investors, chasing stocks, throw risk to the wind  CBS MarketWatch
Oct 18 Home builders warn of downturn   Chicago Tribune  NAHB.org
Oct 18 Savings accounts are better than a mattress -- by 1 percent  BankRate
Oct 18 Watch for Inflation When the Economy Rebounds  TheStreet
Oct 18 Chip Makers Report More Losses  LA Times
Oct 18 Q3 PC shipments down  The Register
Oct 18 Fed Eases Rules on U.S. Branches  Reuters
Oct 17 Warning:  Argentina Will Default CBS (Erdman)
Oct 17 Debt Valley Days? Credit Quality is Deteriorating   CFO
Oct 17 Greenspan: Monetary policy and economic outlook
Oct 17 P/E's? Puh-lease!  Gold-Eagle
Oct 17 The price of stocks is still high  Financial Times
Oct 17 Bust dot.coms anger investors  BBC
Oct 17 Confidence Indicator Hits 5-Year Low  ABC
Oct 17 Gallup Poll Gallup
49% now believe the USA is in a recession compared with 51% in the poll completed Sept. 10.
Oct 17 Fed Officials Hint at Further Rate Cuts  Washington Post
Oct 17 World Bank Sees U.S. GDP slipping to 1% next year  ABC News
Oct 17 Sept. jobless report masks real picture   Seattle Times
Oct 17 U.S. Venture Capital Returns Remain Negative  Venture Economics

Oct 17 Merrill Lynch cagey over 10,000 job cuts  Ananova
Oct 17 Layoffs Pile Up In MFG. Sector  NY Post
Oct 17 Luxe Running Out  NY Post
Oct 17 Argentine Debt Plan Worries Lenders  IHT
Oct 17 Emerging markets: Clingin On  Financial Times
Oct 16 To Gauge How War Is Going, Check the Stock Market  Bloomberg
Oct 16 What HP Says About The Market  Forbes (Registration)
"That's why you should remain bearish for now. Buy Treasury bills. Buy put options. Avoid equities."
Oct 16 Issuers of plastic struggle as borrowers fall behind  Philly Inquirer
Oct 16 Americans struggled to make August card payments  Reuters
Oct 16 S&P Drops Boom on Ford, GM   LA Times  Bethlehem Steel  Disney
Oct 16 The dot-com season of the witch  PC Magazine
Oct 16 At Global Crossing, It Pays to Be Inside  NY Times
Oct 16 Diminishing Returns   Newsday
Oct 16 San Francisco Faces Real Estate Glut  SF Gate
Oct 16 ECB says no basis for boost to growth  Irish Times
Oct 15 Marts Strap In For A Wild Rise   NY Post
Oct 15 U.S. manufacturing in longest skid since '40s   Bloomberg
Oct 15 Fund manager slammed in court  BBC
Oct 15 The $105 Billion Question  NewsWeek
Oct 15 Round Table: The New Challenges for Wall Street  NYT
Oct 15 The Elusive NASDAQ Bottom Zeal
Oct 15 Those dull, boring value funds finish first in long run   Houston Chronicle
Oct 15 From cutting edge telecom components to sex chairs   Boston Globe
Oct 15 SEC Reviews NYSE Broker Supervision   Bloomberg
Oct 15 Japan's Current Account Surplus Declines Again   Reuters  MOF
Oct 15 Japan Lowers Economy Assessment  Reuters
Oct 14 Beware Calling a Bottom Too Soon  NY Times
Oct 14 For Detroit, There's Danger In 0%  Forbes
Oct 14 Carmakers worry buyers stuck on incentives  USA Today
Oct 14 Brace for bad bank news  The Observer
Oct 14 "Photography company Polaroid has become the first member of the Nifty Fifty -- a group of stocks that investors supposedly could buy and hold forever -- to ask for protection from creditors."
Bloomberg
Oct 12 As Earnings Plunge, the Market's P/E Ratio Sets a Record  NY Times
Oct 12 Interesting Times Gold-Eagle
Oct 12 Growing Greenspan Role Worries Some  IHT
Oct 12 Benchmarking the Recession  Dismal
Oct 12 Telecom Carriers Can't Hide  Dismal
Oct 12 Wall Street price targets stay unhelpful  Reuters
Oct 12 Astrologer Helped Bilk Investors  Bloomberg
Oct 11 Tax Plan Could Cost $120 Billion in 2002  WP
Oct 11 Lingering Profit Slump Forecast  Reuters  FirstCall
Oct 11 Bank loan market facing recession, seeks stability  Reuters
Oct 11 NASD endorses disclosure plan  Bloomberg
Oct 11 End of the road for Wall St?  SMH
Oct 11 UK manufacturing in 'critical' condition  BBC
Oct 11 Nikkei Jumps to Pre-Attack Level  Reuters
Oct 10 Foriegn Exchange And Derivatives Market Survey (PDF File)  NY Fed  BIS
Oct 10 Foreign exchange turnover declines (OTC Derivatives Up)  Scotsman (BIS)
Oct 10 Debt weighs more as firms gobble cash  USA Today
Oct 10 $2 trillion bid by 1-man firm doesn't excite 7 giants  Chicago Tribune
Oct 10 Blue Chip Paints Darker Economic Picture  Reuters Blue Chip
Oct 10 Polaroid expected to file Chapter 11  WSJ
Oct 10 Meeker's 'Biased Advice' Case Dismissed   LA Times
Oct 10 Out On The Street  NY Post
Oct 10 Are we in an innovation slump as well?   Boston Globe
Oct 10 Government may swap loan guarantees for stake in airlines  AP
Oct 10 Deficit days ahead  GovExec.com
Oct 10 S&P slashes Argentina's credit rating   Reuters  S&P
Oct 10 Unger Resigns (3 commissioners needed to fill the empty seats)  SEC
Oct 10 Japan launches economy drive  BBC
Oct 10 Singapore economy in recession  BBC
Oct 09 Stocks losing safety net of buybacks  USA Today
Oct 09 Tech execs cautious on market, VC  CBSMarketWatch
"We´re not done putting companies to bed - there´ll be some big companies going"
Oct 09 Fed Nearing the Wall on New Stimulus  TheStreet
Oct 09 Trade, Already Off, Faces New Hurdle  NY Times
Oct 09 Afghanistan situation unlike others from history  SF Gate
Oct 09 War profiteers at work  National Post
Oct 09 Fight on for consumer spending  Chicago Tribune
Oct 09 How will future economic historians explain the collapse in global activity in 2001?  Independent
Oct 09 Two Stocks Halted After Fake Report  LA Times
Oct 09 Loose Lips Won't Sink Paul O'Neill  Business Week
Oct 08 Fed's Keeping A Sharp Eye On Wall St.  NY Post
Oct 08 Unemployed find jobs in short supply  USA Today
Oct 08 Hedge funds riding the bear  Globe & Mail
Oct 08 Hoarding Cash in Times of Trouble  Business Week
Oct 08 Argentina's Economic Woes Worsen  IHT
Oct 07 Economy Is Not 'Fixed' NY Post
Oct 07 Debt again stalks the City  The Observer
Oct 07 Dotcoms heading for second slump  The Observer
Oct 07 Charges Allege Investors Bilked Out of $24 Million  LA Times
Oct 06 Many are unprepared for layoffs  WSJ
Oct 06 Stocks Expected to Fall on Profit Gloom  Reuters
Oct 06 Searching for Honest Earnings Reports  Bloomberg
Oct 05 Freezing Frog   Capital Insight  (PDF File)
Oct 05 FOMC Talked, And Waited, to Make Post-Attacks Rate Cut   Washington Post
Oct 05 Risk Factors Taking a Toll on Economy   Washington Post
Oct 05 Fried Nest Eggs  Business Week
Oct 05 IMF not prepared to coordinate further Argentina funding package - Baker  AFX
Oct 04 Already on shaky ground, Polaroid may not survive latest blow  SF Gate
Oct 04 Polaroid employee pension fund short $100 million  Reuters
Oct 04 "More Americans own mutual funds than ever before"  ICI
Oct 04 Tech Survivors Can't Shake Stigma From the Shakeout  LA Times
Oct 04 11,000 More Layoffs On Way In U.S. NY Post
Oct 04 Weekly Jobless Claims Hit 9-year High (direct link to left)  Reuters
Oct 04 Let Me Introduce a Couple of (Very) Old Friends  Bloomberg
Oct 04 This could turn out to be a 'kitchen-sink' quarter  Globe & Mail
Oct 04 Capital Idea: Stay Away From Capital One  TheStreet
Oct 04 BOE Cuts  Bloomberg   BOE
Oct 03 Attacks cast a pall on profit picture   MSNBC
Oct 03 Cheap Credit, Except for Those Who Need It Most  NY Times
Oct 03 Bob Rubin: Out of Office but in the Loop  Business Week
Oct 03 "Nothing but dust-collecting junk"   LA Times
Oct 03 Grim third quarter smacks stocks  USA Today  Lipper
"Only gold funds, up a paltry 2.3% on average, rose in this year's third quarter."
Oct 03 For PC Industry, a Bad Year Gets Worse  Washington Post
Oct 03 Nortel Reaches Rock Bottom - And Gets Its Pick Axe Out   The Register
Oct 03 Behavioral Economist Woody Dorsey Pinpoints Stages of Investor Sentiment   PRNewswire
Oct 03 Paying Off Loans May Be Better Idea Than Saving  LA Times
Oct 02 How America went for broke  The Spectator
Oct 02 The Accelerant  Contrary Investor
Oct 02 Will ''free money'' save the economy?  Star Tribune
Oct 02 Why Fed's Rate Cuts Are Not Helping The Economy  NY Post
Oct 02 Employee bonuses set to get clipped  WSJ
Oct 02 Automakers view rough road ahead   Chicago Tribune
Oct 02 Hiding Cooked Numbers Behind the Disaster  TheStreet
Oct 02 Few Dividend Increases Take Place in September   LA Times  S&P
Oct 02 Bulls say we've hit bottom, but bears say it's still coming   USA Today
Oct 01 With New Paradigm, Rattled Wall Street Looks to Washington  NY Times
Oct 01 Turning losses to profits with hypothetical accounting  AP
Oct 01 Big government is back  Economist
Oct 01 Screeching to a Halt  NewsWeek
Oct 01 What do we do now  Gold-Eagle
Oct 01 No Business Goes Public in September    LA Times
Oct 01 IPO Activity Slumps Worldwide in 2001  Reuters
Oct 01 Equity funds take big hit    Bloomberg
Oct 01 Investment Banks Ready To Swing Ax  NY Post
Oct 01 Banks have yet to see the worst  Financial Post
Oct 01 ECRI weekly index slides for 3rd consecutive week  Reuters ECRI
Oct  01 Japanese corporate survey points to recession  Reuters

Alles seriöse Quellen, keine Basher-Blätter! Viel Spass beim Träumen! Mara
Reinyboy:

Der gute Nachrichten Kanal

 
21.10.01 16:02
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Reinyboy:

@Marabut

 
21.10.01 16:12
Habe inzwischen auch das Bärenfell wieder angezogen.


Die 2700 werden wir im Dax im März 2002 wohl sehen.
Kicky:

es wird gegen Pocken geimpft in USA

 
23.10.01 01:22
die Gefahr sei sehr gross,da die WHO nach dem Erlöschen der Krankheit 1977 von weiteren Impfungen abgeraten hatte und somit der grösste Teil der Bevölkerung nicht geimpft sei.Die Todesrate betrage 90%,der Tod kann in 48 Stunden eintreten.Die USA haben 300000 Impfampullen bei der Firma ACAMBIS in Cambridge bestellt nachdem jetzt schon 38 Leute eine Milzbrandinfektion haben und heute der 2.Postangestellte in Washington gestorben ist.Medizinische Studien prophezeien,dass bei einem Ausbruch von Pocken innerhalb von 3 Monaten          1 Million Menschen sterben würde.Nach dem Erlöschen der Krankheit hatten nur 2 Laboratorien das Virus: in Atlanta in  USA, und in Koltsovo in Sibirien. Die letzten Proben sollten dies Jahr zerstört werden.
Ein sowjetischer Überläufer hat berichtet,dass Pocken in einem russischen Raketenprogramm benutzt wurde.Es gab Anschuldigungen,dass Proben an den IRAK und Nordkorea verkauft worden seien,
Kicky:

ausgebildete Terroristen in 6 europäischen Ländern

 
23.10.01 01:55
Ein 33jähriger Tunesier,der in Mailand abgehört wurde,und der 2 Jahre in Afghanistan ausgebildet worden war,gibt in den abgehörten Gesprächen den Bewies,dass ein Netzwerk von Terroristen,die in Osama bin Ladens Camps ausgebildet wurden,in verschieden europäische Staaten geschickt wurden,sagen die italienischen Behörden.Der Tunesier Essid Sami Ben Khemais war 1998 nach Mailand gekommen.Die Abhörprotokolle umfassen 300 Seiten.Es werden Bomben und andere Überfälle  diskutiert und es gibt Bemerkungen über eine gefährliche Chemikalie,die die Leute ersticken lässt und die in einer Tomatenmarkdose transportiert werden kann und die Wirkung entfaltet,sobald die Dose geöffnet wird.Die Unterlagen liegen der Washington Post vor
www.msnbc.com/news/645867.asp?0dm=B13NN

4 Photographen waren Zeugen als ein amerikanisches Flugzeug 2 Bomben auf Standorte der Nordfront warfen,Sie wurden gebeten,den Piloten mit mitzuteilen,dass sie sich im Ziel geirrt hätten.
www.timesofindia.com/articleshow.asp?art_id=1879657219
Kicky:

deutscher Türke aus Kölnals Terrorist festgenommen

 
23.10.01 20:27
Harun Aydin wurde auf dem Flughafen in Frankfurt festgenommen als er das Flugzeug nach Teheran besteigen wollte,teilte Armin Thiel, Sprecher der deutschen Bundespolizei, mit. Aydin hatte eine CD-Rom mit einem Trainingsprogramm für die islamischen heiligen Krieger sowie Schutzkleidung gegen biologische und chemische Waffen bei sich,eine Gesichtsmaske und Ausstattung ,um einen Detonator zu machen.Er soll Mitglied in der Gruppe von
Muhammed Medin Kaplan sein.
Sein Anwalt erklärte, Aydin sei das Opfer unglücklicher Umstände und das Gepäck gehöre ihm gar nicht."Er ist ein Moslem der seine Pflichten und seine Gebete erfüllt und seine Religion unterstützt"sagte er im ARD Fernsehen.
gelesen bei www.msnbc.com   unter News
DarkKnight:

The conquist of Paradise ....

 
23.10.01 20:56
... hat die Syphillis nach Südamerika gebracht und damit 90% der Bevölkerung ausgelöscht.

Vielleicht ist es ganz normal, daß in regelmäßigen Abständen ein paar hundert Millionen Menschen sterben müssen? Chemisches Flußgleichgewicht?

Wäre wirklich bedauerlich ....
patznjeschniki:

Xerox mit Q4-Umsatzwarnung und "junk"Status

 
23.10.01 21:09

Kurz nach den bekannt gegebenen Quartalszahlen (Q3) am Dienstag (BörseGo berichtete) warnte das Technologiehardwareunternehmen Xerox vor einem schwachen Q4. Die weiteren Aussichten blieben sehr vage, so das Unternehmen, aus diesem Grund könne man nicht mehr von einem sicheren sequientiellen Umsatzwachstum im Q4 sprechen. Analysten erwarten nach First Call für Xerox einen Umsatz von 4,3 Milliarden $ und ein ausgeglichenes Ergebnis. Am 12.Oktober hat Xerox bereits seine Planzahlen nach unten gesenkt. Im Anschluß an die heutigen Ankündigungen senkte die Ratingagentur Standard&Poors´s das Rating auf Xerox-Anleihen auf einen "junk"-Status, was spekulativen Anleihen zugeschrieben wird. Das Rating wurder von "BBB-" auf "BB" also um zwei Stufen (von 20) nach unten gesetzt. Als Begründung gab man an, daß Umsatz und operativer Gewinn bei Xerox in den Jahren 2001 und 2002 "deutlich geringer als erwartet" ausfallen würden. Dennoch stiegen Xerox-Aktien zuletzt 1,21% auf 7,4$.
© BörseGo
josua1123:

Patzi

 
23.10.01 21:17
Irrtum im Thread
oder gezielter Anschlag:-)

jo.
patznjeschniki:

PATZNJESCHNIKI: EHER DAS DRITTE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! o.T.

 
23.10.01 21:28
Marabut:

Continued

 
24.10.01 21:39
Oct 24 Where Are We Now?  Cycle Pro
Oct 24 US economy set to limp into 2002  AFP
"But Wall Street appeared to have missed the bad news."
Oct 24 Security fears drag on productivity  WSJ
Oct 24 Second Wave of Job Cuts Hits Corporations  Reuters
Oct 24 A poor defence for share prices  Financial Times
Oct 24 Profitable Airlines Pay Taxes on Bailout  LA Times
Oct 24 U.S. Ruling on Steel Sparks Anger  IHT
Oct 24 House Votes to Allow Treasury War Bond  Reuters
Oct 24 Ex-broker pleads guilty to wire fraud  SF Gate
Oct 24 Baggy Pants to be Illegal?  Aversion
Oct 23 Good Earnings Aren't As Good As They Seem  NY Post
Oct 23 Greenspan unscrambled: worse to come SMH
Oct 23 Tats and Schafkins   321Gold
Oct 23 Tech firms still may have room to fall  Boston Globe
Oct 23 Silicon Valley: Cutting jobs to survive  BBC
Oct 23 Telecom industry's dramatic downsizing continues  WSJ
Oct 23 Rally still smells of a bear trap  CBS
Oct 23 EBay is profitable, growing — and way too expensive  Globe & Mail
Oct 22 Risk Managers Face Challenge of Bracing for the Unimaginable NY Times
' old-economy virtues like a healthy balance sheet have once again become essential'
Oct 22 Fear of Recession Tips Hand of Cautious Firms  Washington Post
Oct 22 US economy sinks further into recession  The New Australian
Oct 22 Savings in cutting edge trusts at risk  BBC
Oct 22 The End of the New Economy  MSDW (Roach)
Oct 22 Investor Optimism Soars in October ... PaineWebber
Oct 22 Japanese Trade Surplus, Exports to U.S. Fall as Recession Fears Grow  LA Times
Oct 22 Jobless drain New York's benefits fund  The Times
Oct 22 Beware the Artificially Created Bull Market   TheStreet.com
Oct 22 Nasdaq 100 Is Losing Its Tech Flavor   IHT
Oct 22 SEC Alleges Prominent Analyst Curzio Misled Investors About Results  Dow Jones
Oct 22 Bay St. insider trading scandal widens  Globe & Mail
Oct 21 Could We Face Another Depression?  BusinessWeek
Oct 21 States Turning to Tobacco Money  AP
Oct 20 NYSE Short Interest   NYSE  Nasdaq Short Interest
Oct 19 OECD predicts growth slump  BBC
Kicky:

Bayer muss Preis für Cipro reduzieren

 
24.10.01 21:54
Federal officials reached agreement today on a lower price for the antibiotic Cipro, the most popular anti-anthrax drug.

Bayer Corp., which makes the drug, agreed to sell the government 100 million pills at 95 cents each.
www.bostonherald.com/news.html
Marabut:

Argentinien am Kippen!

 
29.10.01 16:48
10/29 09:58
Argentina Signals Default on Foreign-Held Debt, Hires Merrill
By John Lyons and David Plumb


Buenos Aires, Oct. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Argentina signaled it would default on at least $38 billion of debt held by international investors when it hired Merrill Lynch & Co. to help renegotiate the terms of the securities. Bonds tumbled.

``It seems like maybe we're getting closer to the end,'' said David Bessey, who manages $1.5 billion of emerging market debt for Prudential Financial, Inc., including Argentine bonds.

Argentina's 3 3/8 percent floating rate bond due 2005 fell 4.8 to an offer price of 60.50, the lowest in five years, to yield 36.6 percent. The yield has more than doubled since June.

The government said it selected Jacob Frenkel, president of Merrill Lynch International, to advise on a swap of the country's foreign-held debt with new securities that would pay lower interest. Argentina, which has tried to cut spending and raise taxes to avert a debt default, will use International Monetary Fund loans to help guarantee the new bonds.

Argentina also is in talks with domestic banks and pension funds to swap at least $14 billion of federal and provincial bonds for new securities that pay 7 percent interest, compared with a current rates of about 25 percent.

An IMF team will be in Buenos Aires today. Economy Ministry officials plan to seek an early disbursement of $1.2 billion in IMF loans originally set for December, Clarin newspapers reported. Officials also plan to tap $3 billion earmarked by the IMF to help complete its bond swap.

International Holders

The country has a total $132 billion of public debt, including about $95 billion of bonds. The government estimates international investors hold about $38 billion of the bonds; Merrill says international bondholders own $45 billion worth, while other banks say the amount is as high as $55 billion.

``We are going forward with an operation to lower interest rates, which will be voluntary, without affecting investors or depositors,'' Economy Minister Domingo Cavallo said on national television last night. ``The plan is ready and has consensus, but before we can announce details, there are still deals to be worked out with the International Monetary Fund and banks.''

Moody's Investors Service this month lowered Argentina's credit rating to the lowest of any country, at ``Caa3.''


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