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masgui
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f4f ha scritto:L'economia dipende dagli economisti quanto il tempo dipende dai meteorologi. - J.P. Kauffmann
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be dai...questo mi conforte sulle mie conoscenze.
Io dico sempre a chi mi chiede che farà questo titolo, che farà il mercato da qui a lungo. Io rispondo sempre è come prevedere il tempo per l'anno prossimo
Fleursdumal
फूल की बुराई
Good evenin' a tout les bondaroles
fang@l@ và , chiudo il mio short di S&P500 , ero sicuro dell'isoletta ribassista e pensavo che almeno 1540 lo facessero, manko per il k@
in compenso godicchio di japoneseyen , godicchio perchè quei fottuti musiyellow dall'iperipervenduto in cui erano vogliono scaricare gli eccessi con un rimbalzo di ben 0,13%
leoooo mandaci qualche foto dei campi nudisti baltici
fang@l@ và , chiudo il mio short di S&P500 , ero sicuro dell'isoletta ribassista e pensavo che almeno 1540 lo facessero, manko per il k@
in compenso godicchio di japoneseyen , godicchio perchè quei fottuti musiyellow dall'iperipervenduto in cui erano vogliono scaricare gli eccessi con un rimbalzo di ben 0,13%
leoooo mandaci qualche foto dei campi nudisti baltici
Fleursdumal
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il minirussell a fine anno trasloca
ICE wins Russell futures deal
By Doug Cameron in Chicago
Published: June 19 2007 13:49 | Last updated: June 19 2007 13:49
The share price of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange dipped on Tuesday after its rival for control of the Chicago Board of Trade snatched a key licensing agreement from under its nose.
The Intercontinental Exchange continued the expansion of its product offerings with an exclusive deal to trade futures based on the popular Russell stock indices, forcing the CME to replace the product.
The CME-Russell contract expires later this year, requiring the Merc to cease listing of futures based on the Russell 2000 index, which will be added to the suite of equity-based products traded on the New York Board of Trade platform acquired by the ICE last year.
However, the Merc quickly fired back on Tuesday with plans to expand the range of products based on Standard & Poor’s equity indices, noting that trading in the Russell 2000 future had been thin. The exchange said it would launch a new contract based on an S&P small cap index which competes with the broad Russell 2000, and will use incentives to encourage traders to switch to its own new product.
Analysts said the current Russell deal generated around 2 per cent of the Merc’s earnings, based on current volumes.
The ICE-Russell deal and the CME’s swift response mark another twist in the continuing battle for control of the CBOT.
The Merc and the ICE have both sweetened their offers twice, and the prospect of further enhancements has pushed Board of Trade shares to record levels over the past two sessions, closing on Monday at $209.40 to push its market value above $11bn.
The ICE management has proved adept at what one observer called “pulling rabbits out of hats”, brokering a deal with the Chicago Board Options Exchange to end a long-running spat over CBOT members’ potential share in a flotation of the options business.
The CME subsequently matched some of the terms of the CBOE deal while the Board of Trade – which continues to recommend the Merc bid – pursues the options exchange through the courts.
The value of the Merc offer still trails the hostile ICE proposal by around $850m, when special dividends and break fees are included. CBOT members and shareholders are due to vote the CME bid on July 9, and all three exchanges continue to jostile for position ahead of a vote still seen as too close to call.
ICE wins Russell futures deal
By Doug Cameron in Chicago
Published: June 19 2007 13:49 | Last updated: June 19 2007 13:49
The share price of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange dipped on Tuesday after its rival for control of the Chicago Board of Trade snatched a key licensing agreement from under its nose.
The Intercontinental Exchange continued the expansion of its product offerings with an exclusive deal to trade futures based on the popular Russell stock indices, forcing the CME to replace the product.
The CME-Russell contract expires later this year, requiring the Merc to cease listing of futures based on the Russell 2000 index, which will be added to the suite of equity-based products traded on the New York Board of Trade platform acquired by the ICE last year.
However, the Merc quickly fired back on Tuesday with plans to expand the range of products based on Standard & Poor’s equity indices, noting that trading in the Russell 2000 future had been thin. The exchange said it would launch a new contract based on an S&P small cap index which competes with the broad Russell 2000, and will use incentives to encourage traders to switch to its own new product.
Analysts said the current Russell deal generated around 2 per cent of the Merc’s earnings, based on current volumes.
The ICE-Russell deal and the CME’s swift response mark another twist in the continuing battle for control of the CBOT.
The Merc and the ICE have both sweetened their offers twice, and the prospect of further enhancements has pushed Board of Trade shares to record levels over the past two sessions, closing on Monday at $209.40 to push its market value above $11bn.
The ICE management has proved adept at what one observer called “pulling rabbits out of hats”, brokering a deal with the Chicago Board Options Exchange to end a long-running spat over CBOT members’ potential share in a flotation of the options business.
The CME subsequently matched some of the terms of the CBOE deal while the Board of Trade – which continues to recommend the Merc bid – pursues the options exchange through the courts.
The value of the Merc offer still trails the hostile ICE proposal by around $850m, when special dividends and break fees are included. CBOT members and shareholders are due to vote the CME bid on July 9, and all three exchanges continue to jostile for position ahead of a vote still seen as too close to call.
dan24
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f4f ha scritto:gooooood morning bbbanda
ora telefono a Dan per saper se è vero che soffre d'insonnia
qui risponde la segreteria telefonica di Dan24: il sottoscritto non è attualmente disponibile per telefonate con busoni da Gay Pride....lasciare un messaggio dopo il Bip solo e soltanto se siete fighe stratosferiche del tipo Naomi Campbell. In caso contrario VDDALQ
Leo's
Forumer storico
Fleursdumal ha scritto:Good evenin' a tout les bondaroles
fang@l@ và , chiudo il mio short di S&P500 , ero sicuro dell'isoletta ribassista e pensavo che almeno 1540 lo facessero, manko per il k@
in compenso godicchio di japoneseyen , godicchio perchè quei fottuti musiyellow dall'iperipervenduto in cui erano vogliono scaricare gli eccessi con un rimbalzo di ben 0,13%
leoooo mandaci qualche foto dei campi nudisti baltici
per oggi niente fotos
cambiato progrmma poi ieri ...