bosmeld
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neache io li trovo...nemmeno NBG
national bank of greece, io la vedo e volendo la posso trattare.ù
alpha code: NBG
codice di iw. NBG.N
Portafogli e Strategie (investimento) Il cassetto degli obbligazionisti perpetui
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national bank of greece, io la vedo e volendo la posso trattare.ù
alpha code: NBG
codice di iw. NBG.N
Zorba
Bos 4 Mod
5 Top Stocks at Half-Price
By Rich Duprey
March 1, 2010 | Comments (3)
You love buying your shirts when they go on sale. And who can resist a buy-one-get-one-free offer? So when our stocks go on sale, why do we bemoan their low prices?
Smart investors like Warren Buffett or Marty Whitman love it when their stocks are suddenly selling at bargain-basement prices. For them, these companies become no-brainer buys.
The investors in the Motley Fool CAPS community also like a bargain, apparently. Below, you'll find five companies whose shares are selling at least 50% below their 52-week highs, but which still earn high honors from our investor-intelligence database. Consider it a BOGO sale on stocks.
KongZhong (Nasdaq: KONG) **** 50.7%
Novatel Wireless (Nasdaq: NVTL) **** 51.2%
RAIT Financial Trust (NYSE: RAS) **** 50.7%
Star Bulk Carriers (Nasdaq: SBLK) ***** 50.4%
Naturally, we want you to look a bit closer at these stocks before buying. You can get low-priced appliances in the dent-and-ding section of your home-remodeling superstore, but their quality might not be so good. Same thing here: Make sure there's nothing seriously wrong with the company before you plug it into your portfolio.
Take two, they're small
The financial distress and uncertainty surrounding European capitals continues unabated. In recent weeks, we've seen banks domiciled in the most worrisome nations -- which have earned the appropriate acronym PIIGS (Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece, and Spain) -- appear in this column.
Both National Bank of Greece and Bank of Ireland (NYSE: IRE) find themselves under pressure with their stocks depressed, so it's not surprising that Allied Irish Banks would be represented as well. Yet it's possible we may finally see a turn in their fortunes as the European Commission has approved Ireland's plan to resurrect its financial institutions.
AIB, Bank of Ireland, and three other financial firms will off-load their nonperforming real estate loans to the National Asset Management Agency, a "bad bank" created to clear up banks' balance sheets. CAPS member leaveamark likens the government's efforts to the situation here in the U.S. after Lehmann Brothers collapsed:
Another brick in the wall
With Novatel Wireless already expecting weak demand for its MiFi product because consumers weren't buying as many devices as initially expected, the decision by rival Sierra Wireless (Nasdaq: SWIR) to move into its space appears to be wreaking havoc on average selling prices. Novatel said profits would be lower than anticipated as ASPs and weak seasonality hurt results. Fourth-quarter earnings were less than expected and its enthusiasm for first-quarter results was dampened, too.
Still, 92% of CAPS members rating the wireless specialist believe it will be able to outperform the market in the future, and they recently raised their rating of the stock. You can tell us on the Novatel Wireless CAPS page whether there's a disconnect between expectations and performance.
Have half a mind
It pays to start your own research on these stocks on Motley Fool CAPS. Read a company's financial reports, scrutinize key data and charts, and examine the comments your fellow investors have made, all from a stock's CAPS page.
5 Top Stocks at Half-Price (AIB, NVTL)
By Rich Duprey
March 1, 2010 | Comments (3)
You love buying your shirts when they go on sale. And who can resist a buy-one-get-one-free offer? So when our stocks go on sale, why do we bemoan their low prices?
Smart investors like Warren Buffett or Marty Whitman love it when their stocks are suddenly selling at bargain-basement prices. For them, these companies become no-brainer buys.
The investors in the Motley Fool CAPS community also like a bargain, apparently. Below, you'll find five companies whose shares are selling at least 50% below their 52-week highs, but which still earn high honors from our investor-intelligence database. Consider it a BOGO sale on stocks.
Stock ***** % Off 52-Week High
Allied Irish Banks (NYSE: AIB) **** 72.8%KongZhong (Nasdaq: KONG) **** 50.7%
Novatel Wireless (Nasdaq: NVTL) **** 51.2%
RAIT Financial Trust (NYSE: RAS) **** 50.7%
Star Bulk Carriers (Nasdaq: SBLK) ***** 50.4%
Naturally, we want you to look a bit closer at these stocks before buying. You can get low-priced appliances in the dent-and-ding section of your home-remodeling superstore, but their quality might not be so good. Same thing here: Make sure there's nothing seriously wrong with the company before you plug it into your portfolio.
Take two, they're small
The financial distress and uncertainty surrounding European capitals continues unabated. In recent weeks, we've seen banks domiciled in the most worrisome nations -- which have earned the appropriate acronym PIIGS (Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece, and Spain) -- appear in this column.
Both National Bank of Greece and Bank of Ireland (NYSE: IRE) find themselves under pressure with their stocks depressed, so it's not surprising that Allied Irish Banks would be represented as well. Yet it's possible we may finally see a turn in their fortunes as the European Commission has approved Ireland's plan to resurrect its financial institutions.
AIB, Bank of Ireland, and three other financial firms will off-load their nonperforming real estate loans to the National Asset Management Agency, a "bad bank" created to clear up banks' balance sheets. CAPS member leaveamark likens the government's efforts to the situation here in the U.S. after Lehmann Brothers collapsed:
It's like buying US banks after the lehman debacle. The govt nationalized The Anglo Bank and now they are showing their support to help save the Top two banks [Bank of Ireland] and [Allied Irish]. If these become state owned then the country will never attract any foreign investment, so it is crucial for the govt and the people of Ireland to ensure that these institutions bounce back. In at $3.28 and in for the long haul!
Through it all, however, CAPS members have remained confident in Allied Irish Banks' ability to come out on the other side of this situation. Nearly 2,500 members have rated the bank, with 96% seeing it ultimately outperforming the broad market averages. Deposit your thoughts on the Allied Irish Banks CAPS page or in the comments section below.
Another brick in the wall
With Novatel Wireless already expecting weak demand for its MiFi product because consumers weren't buying as many devices as initially expected, the decision by rival Sierra Wireless (Nasdaq: SWIR) to move into its space appears to be wreaking havoc on average selling prices. Novatel said profits would be lower than anticipated as ASPs and weak seasonality hurt results. Fourth-quarter earnings were less than expected and its enthusiasm for first-quarter results was dampened, too.
Still, 92% of CAPS members rating the wireless specialist believe it will be able to outperform the market in the future, and they recently raised their rating of the stock. You can tell us on the Novatel Wireless CAPS page whether there's a disconnect between expectations and performance.
Have half a mind
It pays to start your own research on these stocks on Motley Fool CAPS. Read a company's financial reports, scrutinize key data and charts, and examine the comments your fellow investors have made, all from a stock's CAPS page.
5 Top Stocks at Half-Price (AIB, NVTL)
Zorba
Bos 4 Mod
comprato anche io un cip di allied irish bank
cmq anche per il 2010 è prevista una bella perdita a causa del passagio di asset al Nama.
se tutto va bene nel 2011 tornano in utile.
Queste sono ciofeche: da prendere in dosi minime e chiudere nel cassetto. Se non vengono nazionalizzati, potrebbero dare belle soddisfazioni. Però il rischio nazionalizzazione è ancora elevato.
Bos, tieniti: ho anche preso un chip di NBG
bosmeld
Forumer storico
Queste sono ciofeche: da prendere in dosi minime e chiudere nel cassetto. Se non vengono nazionalizzati, potrebbero dare belle soddisfazioni. Però il rischio nazionalizzazione è ancora elevato.
Bos, tieniti: ho anche preso un chip di NBG
le irlandesine effettivamente sono da prendere in piccole quantità.
sono titoli ancora rischioso, anche se lo spretto nazionalizzazione è più lontano rispetto a prima.
nbog a questi prezzi sul lungo piace anche a me
la volevo prendere, ma sinceramente non ho soldini liquidi.
ormai per comprare devo liquidare altro...
e poi iw sul mercato usa, è molto caro, 10 euro fissi+ 0,01 cent ad azione
Zorba
Bos 4 Mod
le irlandesine effettivamente sono da prendere in piccole quantità.
sono titoli ancora rischioso, anche se lo spretto nazionalizzazione è più lontano rispetto a prima.
nbog a questi prezzi sul lungo piace anche a me
la volevo prendere, ma sinceramente non ho soldini liquidi.
ormai per comprare devo liquidare altro...
e poi iw sul mercato usa, è molto caro, 10 euro fissi+ 0,01 cent ad azione
Non sono titoli da trading: vedo solo due scenari M/L: tanto bene (si triplica e chissenesfrega delle commissioni) o tanto male (viene nazionalizzata, per cui le commissioni passerebbero ahimè in secondo piano...)
Omero
Forumer storico
per gli ADR di tutti i paesi del mondo basta guardare il sito della banca depositaria BNY-Mellon
BNY Mellon Depositary Receipts - DR Directory
Omero
Forumer storico
neache io li trovo...
sul link precedente trovate tutto è possibile ricercare per paese.
Ogni ADr può essere quotato su lmercato regolamentato NYSE O NaSDAQ, gli altri sono OTC, quindi molto illliquidi in genere, ma non sempre.
Vi sconsiglio i GDR, ovvero gli ADR non quotati su NYSE O NASDAQ, ce ne sono molti quotati a Londra, ma non si tratta del LSE, ma di un altro mercato London international, su cui si compern molti titoli specialmente quelli russi, ma le commissioni sono parecchio elevate.
I GDR quotati su Francoforte (non è lo xetra o dax, occhio...) o Stocrada sono poco liquidi.
Quando andate sul sito del NYSE e vi viene la pagina RegS dovete accettare per la visualizzaizone solmanete gli americano hanno il divieto di comperarli.
Omero
Forumer storico
neache io li trovo...
ADR NBG isin US6336434088
NBG è quotata su NYSE quindi si deve trovare assolutamente
Omero
Forumer storico
gli ADR no si possono dimenticare nel cassetto, vanno costantemente monitorati, perchè spesso accade che le società decidano di tirarsi fuori dal programma ADR e il titolo passa OTC con l'inevitabile driduaionze di liquidabilità....
ma voi siete abidtuati ai perpatual
Forse AIB è salita proprio perchè ha ritirato le cedole a Bos
le azioni godono della sopsensione di cedole su obbbligazioni, sono soldi che sul momento restano in cassa