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Fernando'S
Forumer storico
..io ho sempre invidiato quelli che hanno le idee chiare
tiè la roba seria
http://www.investireoggi.it/forum/etf-su-mib-eurostoxx-nasdq-vt40323.html?p=918301#post918301
http://www.investireoggi.it/forum/indice-msci-e-confronto-col-rame-vt13284.html?p=918306#post918306
PILU
STATE SERENI
lo volevo veder in faccia quando ha pronunciato tale frase ...
Geithner insisted that recent increases in the interest rates investors were demanding to hold US Treasury securities were not a sign of investor unease but a reflection of improving economic conditions...
infatti sta così migliorando che ieri il tbond ha preso un bel cazzotto in faccia .. e come se non bastasse oggi dopo i soldi che hanno perso ieri il dollaro alla faccia di tutti festeggiamenti della ripresa fa un nuovo record di periodo .... in negativo s'intende .. solo che qs volta per ora il mkt azionario non lo segue ... e i mortgage rates volano ..sempre alla faccia del giovanotto del tesoro che compra a più non posso con la speranza che i tassi dei mutui calano .... possiamo affermare senza tema di smentita che la "coperta" è troppo corta per tenere contenti tutti sia azionario che obbligazionario ? preferire nel breve una salita azionaria, per me pregiudica una sana futura crescita "reale" economica .....
p.s. la BCE gradisce un cambio del genere ? non vorrei che fosse una manovra del mkt per far scendere ancora i tassi ....
Fleursdumal
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chiamali fessi i beduini, barclays era finita all'inferno sino a 50 p quelli avranno comprato da 200 in giù
JPMorgan lancia aumento di capitale da 5ml di $ , tutti stanno cercando danaro
oggi venduti Gilt a 40 anni
JPMorgan lancia aumento di capitale da 5ml di $ , tutti stanno cercando danaro
oggi venduti Gilt a 40 anni
Fleursdumal
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Flipping Barc
Posted by Paul Murphy on Jun 02 10:35. In addition, His Highness Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, a member of the royal family of Abu Dhabi, and Chairman of Abu Dhabi’s International Petroleum Investment Company is investing speculating a total of £3.5bn.
We have sought over the last two years to develop the share register of Barclays to reflect, increasingly, the sources of new capital in the world, and to create strong alignment with regions which have growing economic power and consequent business flow. Today’s announcements are a further step in that direction, and our motivation, as we cement and develop relationships with investors such as these, is to create the opportunity for new and additional income streams through time.
That’s an edit, of course, of John Varley’s statement last autumn when Barclays announced the infusion of Middle Eastern cash aimed squarely at avoiding a bailout by the British government.
His Highness the Sheikh has now instructed the managing director of IPIC, H.E. Khadem Al Qubaisi, to begin selling down that Barclays holding.
Abu Dhabi’s wad of mandatory convertible notes have been switched into 1.3bn shares and were placed by Credit Suisse on Monday evening at a rumoured price of 267p - raising just a little under £3.5bn.
IPIC is also considering a sale of the 14 per cent Step Up Callable Reserve Capital Instruments issued by Barclays in the autumn. Those were purchased for £1.2bn; current value unknown.
But IPIC will hold on to the warrants it received as a kicker at the time. These offer Abu Dhabi the chance to subscribe for 760m shares at 198p apiece anytime up until the autumn of 2013, allowing Al Qubaisi to declare on Tuesday:
IPIC has a high regard for Barclays, and great confidence in its management team and ongoing strategy. The Emirate of Abu Dhabi intends to maintain a close commercial and strategic relationship with Barclays in the future. The decision to dispose of some of its interests in Barclays reflects the focus of IPIC’s long-term investment strategy on hydrocarbon-related opportunities.
How long before we’re running a strike through that quotation?
His Highness the Sheikh has clearly had a near death experience investing in the financial sector. He helped bail out Barclays, brought on a political backlash, and then watched the Barc share price plummet to below 50p. The fact that he’s now able to get out at a handsome profit will no doubt bring a sense of relief rather than celebration.
But what are those “hydrocarbon-related opportunities?”
The Sheikh is clearly about to buy something else - and it won’t be financial. Why else sell Barc notes yielding 14 per cent?
Posted by Paul Murphy on Jun 02 10:35. In addition, His Highness Sheikh Mansour Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, a member of the royal family of Abu Dhabi, and Chairman of Abu Dhabi’s International Petroleum Investment Company is investing speculating a total of £3.5bn.
We have sought over the last two years to develop the share register of Barclays to reflect, increasingly, the sources of new capital in the world, and to create strong alignment with regions which have growing economic power and consequent business flow. Today’s announcements are a further step in that direction, and our motivation, as we cement and develop relationships with investors such as these, is to create the opportunity for new and additional income streams through time.
That’s an edit, of course, of John Varley’s statement last autumn when Barclays announced the infusion of Middle Eastern cash aimed squarely at avoiding a bailout by the British government.
His Highness the Sheikh has now instructed the managing director of IPIC, H.E. Khadem Al Qubaisi, to begin selling down that Barclays holding.
Abu Dhabi’s wad of mandatory convertible notes have been switched into 1.3bn shares and were placed by Credit Suisse on Monday evening at a rumoured price of 267p - raising just a little under £3.5bn.
IPIC is also considering a sale of the 14 per cent Step Up Callable Reserve Capital Instruments issued by Barclays in the autumn. Those were purchased for £1.2bn; current value unknown.
But IPIC will hold on to the warrants it received as a kicker at the time. These offer Abu Dhabi the chance to subscribe for 760m shares at 198p apiece anytime up until the autumn of 2013, allowing Al Qubaisi to declare on Tuesday:
IPIC has a high regard for Barclays, and great confidence in its management team and ongoing strategy. The Emirate of Abu Dhabi intends to maintain a close commercial and strategic relationship with Barclays in the future. The decision to dispose of some of its interests in Barclays reflects the focus of IPIC’s long-term investment strategy on hydrocarbon-related opportunities.
How long before we’re running a strike through that quotation?
His Highness the Sheikh has clearly had a near death experience investing in the financial sector. He helped bail out Barclays, brought on a political backlash, and then watched the Barc share price plummet to below 50p. The fact that he’s now able to get out at a handsome profit will no doubt bring a sense of relief rather than celebration.
But what are those “hydrocarbon-related opportunities?”
The Sheikh is clearly about to buy something else - and it won’t be financial. Why else sell Barc notes yielding 14 per cent?
Fleursdumal
फूल की बुराई
1,5 bln £ di profitto , certo che però vendersi tutte ste convertibili preferenziate al 14%
ma state tutti a festeggià, ve possino
ma state tutti a festeggià, ve possino
f4f
翠鸟科
1,5 bln £ di profitto , certo che però vendersi tutte ste convertibili preferenziate al 14%
ma state tutti a festeggià, ve possino
te hai il compleanno della regggggina
gipa69
collegio dei patafisici
gipa69
collegio dei patafisici
1,5 bln £ di profitto , certo che però vendersi tutte ste convertibili preferenziate al 14%
ma state tutti a festeggià, ve possino
si festeggiamo....
