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[Jessica.]

Io ho comprato all'epoca 48 k, grecia 19 a 96.Nella mia ignoranza in materia, ho solo capito,che per tentare di recuperare,prima di un probabile default pilotato,devo fare trading, o vendere in perdita e rassegnarmi.
Dico una totale eresia?
Saluti

Se come dici sei ignorante in materia, lascia stare il trading... ed a meno che tu non voglia perdere soldi subito, aspetta gli eventi.. magari andra' tutto bene

IL trading e le piattaforme on line sono un metodo sicuro per far bruciare i ptf delle persone per bene, ed ingrassare i ptf delle banche che dovrebbero vergognarsi per il solo fatto di essere cio' che in realta' sono.

 

[tommy271]

Io ho comprato all'epoca 48 k, grecia 19 a 96.Nella mia ignoranza in materia, ho solo capito,che per tentare di recuperare,prima di un probabile default pilotato,devo fare trading, o vendere in perdita e rassegnarmi.
Dico una totale eresia?
Saluti

Manca sempre l'opzione che poi tenere le cedole e attendere la risalita a 100.
L'importante è che il "capitale a rischio", per un cassettista, non sia preponderante sull'intero capitale.
Se fai trading è un altro paio di maniche, c'è gente che vive costantemente sul filo del rasoio: pronto ad entrare ed uscire.

 

[ferdo]

...ciao Pier, per come la vedo io, fino a meta' novembre, si rimane laterali con puntate verso la parte bassa del rettangolo.
Io seguo la '25 a cui ho associato (50) come supporto e (55) come resistenza..
Per il momento i 55 sono stati violati..(la quotazione era oltre) percio' puo' tranquillamente tornare sui (50).. lasciando per strada un buon 10%

L'uscita del premier sulle elezioni anticipate ( anche se mi e' sembrata piu' una provocazione) non mi e' piaciuta per niente.

dovesse mai tornare a 50, liquido almeno 20% del ptf e lì metto lì

 

[tommy271]

“Greeks do not pay their debts from 400 BC!”



The first day of the «European Investing in Distressed Debt Forum 2010», which takes place in London, with the participation of leading fund managers from Europe and the United States was stormed by questions and comments on Greece and its debt crisis.

The Greek economy and investment opportunities in the debt-laden country was at the forefront of debate.

“Will Greece overcome the debt crisis, if so, when?". “Will it restructure its debt?" were some of the questions posed.

The challenge remains to restore the confidence of foreign investors towards the country.

"The Greeks do not pay their debts from 400 BC! Why pay now? said Jon Moulton, founder of Better Capital.

"Greece is not that large to cause tremors in the Eurozone. The euro may not enable you to devaluate, but if you were not in the eurozone you would not have the support you have today," said Igor Zax, the general manager of the Tenzor investment group.

(Capital.gr)

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In mezzo agli squali ...

 

[tommy271]

Papaconstantinou Says Greek Economy Will Shrink Up To 3% In 2011



Greece΄s ecomomy will shrink by up to 3 percent next year, the country΄s finance minister said on Wednesday, Cyprus’ daily ‘Financial Mirror’ reports.

"Growth will contract by 4 percent this year, and next year by between 2.5 and 3 percent," Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou told an economic conference.

(Capital.gr)

 

[tommy271]

Greek Piraeus Bank shares slide on cash call talk




ATHENS, Oct 27 (Reuters) - Shares in Piraeus Bank (BOPr.AT), Greece's fourth-largest lender, fell more than 5 percent on Wednesday on press reports the bank plans to boost capital via a rights issue or a convertible bond, brokers said.

"Talk that Piraeus will proceed with a cash call is the reason the shares are falling. We saw it happen with National Bank's recent rights issue as well," said Theodore Mouratidis, an investment adviser at Fortius Securities.
At 0847 GMT Piraeus shares were down 5.09 percent at 3.73 euros, underperforming the Athens bourse's banking index .FTATBNK which was down 1.3 percent.

On Tuesday, local websites reported Piraeus is considering issuing new shares or convertible bonds to raise about 500 million euros ($690 million). [ID:nLDE69P2BW]
Officials at the bank were not available for comment.

Greek banks, including Piraeus, have become reliant on ECB funding as the country's debt crisis has shut them out of the interbank funding market.
Piraeus, which is advised by Goldman Sachs (GS.N), Merrill Lynch (BA.N) and UBS UBS.VX, last month withdrew an offer to buy government stakes in ATEbank (AGBr.AT) and Hellenic Postbank (GPSr.AT) for 701 million euros in cash, saying the government was taking too long to make up its mind.
The move would have entailed raising cash.

The government and the central bank have called on banks to rethink strategy and form stronger groups to cope with the effects of the country's debt crisis, fanning speculation that mergers and acquisitions will reshape the banking landscape.

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Corporate.

 

[tommy271]

Greek PPI Inflation Climbs In September


10/27/2010 5:11 AM ET





(RTTNews) - Greece's producer price inflation accelerated in September after slowing in August, official figures showed Wednesday.
The producer price index, or PPI, rose 5.8% year-on-year following a 4.6% increase in August and 6.1% gain in July. The PPI for the domestic market rose 5.3% annually, while that for non-domestic market climbed 7.8%.
On a monthly basis, the PPI grew 0.3% in September, unchanged from August. Producer prices rose for a second straight month. Domestic producer prices grew 0.4%, while non-domestic producer prices gained 0.3%.

 

[tommy271]

ECB Stark Warns Of Risks From Low Int Rates Over Long Period




BERLIN (MNI) - ECB Executive Board member Juergen Stark on Wednesday became the latest in a succession of Governing Council members to warn that keeping interest rates in the Eurozone low for too long is risky.

In the text of a speech for delivery at a conference in Wiesbaden, Germany, Stark reaffirmed that the ECB's current accommodative monetary policy stance remains appropriate from today's point of view. "We see over the medium term neither inflation nor deflation risks," he said.

However, should this assessment change, the ECB "would naturally make adjustments," the central bank's chief economist said. He added that, "we also have in view that an accommodative monetary policy with very low interest rates over a 'too long' period carries potential risks."

This could set negative incentives which could impair the functioning of money markets, he reckoned. "Moreover, persistently too-low interest rates can delay the necessary adjustment processes in the private and public sector," Stark cautioned.

He stressed that policymakers must avoid encouraging the formation of new asset bubbles in financial markets.
Stark observed that the situation in financial markets had calmed, emphasizing that the ECB won't maintain its unconventional liquidity measures longer than needed to assure stable prices in the Eurozone. Moreover, he reminded that the ECB's government bond buying program is temporary.

On the Eurozone economy, Stark noted that a string of recent indicators and surveys suggest a "certain weakening" in the second half of this year. "However, the positive underlying momentum of the economic recovery in the Eurozone persists and the recovery should continue at a moderate speed," he said.

Still, Stark cautioned that the crisis in the Eurozone is not over yet and that there are risks to the economic outlook. "The global environment remains uncertain," he said, pointing to downside risks from commodity price hikes and the possibility of a disorderly correction of global imbalances.

Overall, however, the Eurozone economy "has developed pleasantly this year, despite all risks and uncertainties," Stark said. "In some parts of the Eurozone we are close to a self-sustaining recovery," he remarked.

Commenting on the recent sovereign debt crisis in the Eurozone, Stark argued that there is now no alternative to an "immediate and ambitious" consolidation of public budgets. He noted that Greece has progressed well down that road, while reminding that loans to Greece from its Eurozone peers "are not the entry into a transfer union."

The Executive Board member once again affirmed that the ECB won't alleviate the government's burden by inflating debt away. "This is no option," he stressed.

(imarketnews.com)

 

[tommy271]

Questa mattina lievi movimenti oscillatori sullo spread/bund, tendenzialmente verso l'allargamento, ora intorno a 723 pb.
La Borsa di Atene è sotto l'importante quota di 1600 punti.
Registra un -1,30 a 1587 punti con volumi a 40 MLN.
Tutto tranquillo, al momento.

 

[ferdo]

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