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[tommy271]

Athens Market Rebounds In A Thin Turnover



Greek market rebounded on Wednesday, as the General Index ended in positive territory, though in a thin turnover.

Following yesterday’s heavy losses of 6.26%, banks moved upwards on Wednesday, ending at 1274.68 points, up 2.15%, with intraday gains of 4.47%.

Eurobank and Ellaktor stood out across FTSE20, with profits of 4.2%, while National Bank, which had been moving upwards throughout the trading session, ended at EUR 6.25, up 1.63% in a turnover of EUR 19.06mn.

Analysts consider today’s upward trend a technical response, and expect nervousness to maintain in domestic market ahead of European Summit on Friday.

Investors have put European developments on focus and volatility is well-expected for this month, until the European Summit in late March.

Across the board, the General Index ended at 1541.02 units, up 1.02%, with intraday gains of 2.03%. Approximately 34.9mn units worth EUR 87.32mn, while a total amount of 95 shares rose, 50 declined and 139 remained unchanged.

Eurobank and Ellaktor topped FTSE20, with gains of 4.19% and 4.18% respectively, while Alpha Bank and Marfin Popular Bank rose by 2.35%. Piraeus Bank, Mytilineos gained 2.14% and 2% respectively, while Titan, Bank of Cyprus and ATEBank posted profits of more than 1%.

On the other hand, MIG declined by 1.27%, while OPAP and Viohalco posted minor losses of 0.32% and 0.25% respectively.

(capital.gr)

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I risultati dela giornata di oggi in Borsa.

 

[Gaudente]

Gaudente, amico mio...a 65 un cippetto lo consiglierei anche a te!!!

Meglio una S-chip con P/E 3 Chip Eng Seng Corp Ltd (CHIPP) Stock Quote & Analysis - Bloomberg

 

[tommy271]

Soros Says Euro an “Incomplete Construction”



George Soros issued several words of caution as he provided his latest thoughts on the markets and global economy at the Traveller’s Club in Paris, France.
Soros, the legendary investor who founded the Quantum Fund with Jim Rogers in the 1970s, spoke on global financial regulation sponsored by the French-American Foundation.
When discussing the ongoing sovereign debt crisis in Europe, Soros stated that “The authors of the euro knew that it was an incomplete construction. They could be confident that when deficiencies became apparent, the political will would be there to overcome them. Now, political will is difficult to summon.”
Soros contended that Europe is moving toward a “two-speed economy,” where Germany and countries in Scandanavia are experiencing economic growth, while nations such as Greece and Ireland are facing immense challenges. This dichotomy is due to policies “dictated by creditors like Germany…They are pushing out restructuring for fear of another Lehman, by insisting that outstanding debt is sancrosant.”
“The bondholders are protected because the authorities are worried that the banks can’t take the loss,” Soros continued. He also noted that it is “unfair that the taxpayer should be absorbing those losses.”
Soros recommended an alternative structure that would allow banks to “become insolvent,” and would protect taxpayers from having to bail them out.

( Soros Says Euro an “Incomplete Construction” | GoldAlert)

 

[russiabond]

Meglio una S-chip con P/E 3 Chip Eng Seng Corp Ltd (CHIPP) Stock Quote & Analysis - Bloomberg

Ciao Gau ...

mi raccomando portami Fortuna come sempre ...sono entrato in Grecia oggi ...non mi deludere ...un giretto veloce ....che c'ho da fare altro per adesso solo 80k ...

 

[Jessica.]

Mercoledì 09 Marzo 2011 17:44 Continua a salire il rischio dei bond greci. Il Cds legato all'obbligazione a 5 anni registra il raggiungimento di 1070 punti. Segnaliamo che questa mattina Moody's ha abbassato il rating a 6 banche della penisola ellenica.

fonte cmavision.com

 

[russiabond]

benvenuto russiabond in bocca al lupo

Grazie ...

Crepi il lupo

 

[Gaudente]

...un giretto veloce ....

mi sa che sara' velocissimo

 

[russiabond]

mi sa che sara' velocissimo

 

[ficodindia]

Calma, calma, ... i benpensanti continuano a dare numeri!

Addirittura un "analista" di S&P sostiene che vi sia la possibilità per la Grecia di dichiarare il default e che i creditori al massimo recupereranno tra il 30 e il 50%. Ma questo signore non sa che per essere sostenibile il debito pubblico è sufficiente che si stabilizzi, ancorchè superiore al 100% del PIL. La svalutazione del debito greco del 70% significa la catastrofe per la Grecia stessa e probabilmente dell'euro. Ma questi signori dispensano "soluzioni economiche" solo perchè occupano certe posizioni. L'importante non dargli credito e rimanere calmi. Sono convinto che alla fine prevarrà il buon senso e la Grecia non fallirà. Trascuro, di passaggio, di commentare le "proposte" di Soros e le sue opinioni in merito al costo del bailout.

 

[frmaoro]

MARKET TALK: Grecia, ristrutturazione debito inevitabile (Capital Economics)

MF-Dow Jones - 09/03/2011 18:48:11

MILANO (MF-DJ)--La ristrutturazione del debito del governo greco e' "virtualmente inevitabile" e probabilmente avverra' una volta istituito il nuovo fondo europeo salva Stati (Esm) nel 2013. Lo affermano gli analisti di Capital Economics. "Riteniamo che il debito pubblico greco potrebbe salire al 170% del Pil nei prossimi tre anni", aggiungono gli analisti.