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| Strategie | Hebel | |||
| Steigender Deutsche Telekom AG-Kurs | 5,01 | 10,22 | 15,39 | |
| Fallender Deutsche Telekom AG-Kurs | 5,08 | 9,87 | 14,19 | |
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Folge der Subprime-KriseAuch WestLB schließt ABS-FondsVon Christian Kirchner und Andrea Cünnen Auch am Fondsgeschäft der WestLB geht die Subprime-Krise nicht spurlos vorbei. Foto: dpa |
Bloomberg is reporting that Deutsche Bank's traders made an accurate bet on the negative future of subprime loans, and profited handsomely for the bank. According to the article, DB stands to make $270-$540 million from these trades alone. DB trader Greg Lippman put on the trade through the sale of ABX index contracts.
While many often assert that trading is gambling and companies like Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (NYSE: GS) and Deutsche Bank are going to regret their continued funding of their proprietary traders, I tend to believe that banks with interesting proprietary strategies and disciplined proprietary traders stand to benefit from their trading divisions. For example, DB's subprime trade has effectively balanced out the losses the bank will incur as a loan company. However, one day I'm sure there will be a proprietary trader blow up similar to Amaranth's Brian Hunter.<!-- google_ad_section_end -->
Jim Rogers is pretty much the man, and anyone who followed the advice in his book Hot Commodities has already made a bunch of money. But his latest comments on state of the financial world are not so encouraging.
Rogers said the fallout from the subprime mess has "got a long way to go'' in an interview with Bloomberg News. According to the piece:
"This was one of the biggest bubbles we've ever had in credit,'' Rogers, chairman of New York-based Beeland Interests Inc., said in an interview from Hong Kong. "I have been and am still short the investment bankers in America. I'm also short homebuilders.''
Uh oh. Jim Rogers is one of a handful of experts who really is worth listening to when he opines on macroeconomic issues, even if you don't like what he has to say.
The business world is anxiously waiting to hear what Ben Bernanke has to say, but Rogers' wisdom may be even more important for individual investors to heed.
Also on CNBC this morning, Jim Rogers said he did not support a Fed bailout of the stock market and said that while Bernanke is "not very smart," he hopes he won't make that mistake.
Man beachte,
nach IFRS/US-GAAP werden die Aktienrückkäufe über das Eigenkapital verbucht. Somit verringert sich die Anzahl der ausstehenden Aktien und die Basis für die Ermittlung der EPS wird kleiner. Dies führt, logischerweise zu günstigeren Verhältnissen. Also, nicht einfach dem Argument "Kaufen aus Überzeugung" folgen, sondern auch den positiven Nebeneffekt beachten ;-))
Sage ich schon den ganhzen tag, die saufen ab und so ist es:
Da säuft gerade der Markt ab!
Die Aussage ist doch so zu verstehen: Inflation: Dagegen: Zinserhöhung, jedenfalls sobald nie im Leben eine Senkung ?!!!???
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Werbung
| Strategie | Hebel | |||
| Steigender Deutsche Telekom AG-Kurs | 5,01 | 10,22 | 15,39 | |
| Fallender Deutsche Telekom AG-Kurs | 5,08 | 9,87 | 14,19 | |
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