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dan24
Forumer storico
gay ero in vendita a 18,52 su eni fatto 50 STE ZOCCOL-EEE DI TRADERS SHORTISTI
mi tocca cassettare pure questa adesso insieme al minifibbbete
FROCI CHIUSA L'ASTA A 51 ERO SEMPRE A 52 ...
ok in after mi metto a 90 ........gradi 
Fleursdumal
फूल की बुराई
orgoglio fibbista che forse chiude verde
stanno anticipà
però ho paura che ultimamente li stiano toppando tutti
azz se anche oggi votano capocchia non potrò più pagare le parcelle dell'avucat
adieu
Metatarso
Forumer storico
cucù 
HEARD ON THE STREET
The UniCredit Exception
By ARINDAM NAG
A DOW JONES COLUMN
Most large European banks have had a good kicking from equity and bond investors. Their share prices have fallen and the cost of insurance against debt default has risen through the year.
But the story is slightly different for Italy's UniCredit. Credit default swaps of Italy's biggest bank by assets are among the tightest in Europe, but its stock price has underperformed the DJ STOXX Banks Index by 25% this year.
Unlike many of its European rivals, UniCredit is well funded, with no need to refinance its debt until 2010. That's reassuring for the bank's creditors.
One factor putting a strain on the share price is that UniCredit was one of the world's last few big banks whose shares investors could sell short -- until Italy imposed short-selling restrictions of its own late Tuesday.
And even though it has little exposure to subprime-tainted U.S. assets, it is short of capital. To reach a 6.2% Tier 1 capital ratio target by year-end, the bank will have to raise cash, possibly by cutting its dividend or selling stock.
Another problem is that a $75 billion acquisition spree between 2005 and 2007, with buys in Italy, Germany, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Austria, has resulted in a tenfold jump in the value of goodwill to EUR21 billion. This is straining UniCredit's balance sheet because banking rules exclude goodwill when it comes calculating capital adequacy, leaving it with relatively little tangible equity to support its assets.
These new assets are also unlikely to generate the returns UniCredit was expecting, as the euro zone may tip into recession later this year, with the slowdown sure to spill over to Eastern Europe, where the bank is heavily invested.
UniCredit has promised modest asset sales to raise a slice of extra capital. A more convincing move would be to slash its dividend. Cutting it to 10 cents from 26 cents would raise more than EUR2 billion in tangible equity to add to the balance sheet.
http://www.djnewsplus.com/ge/articl...Heard+on+the+Street&h=The+UniCredit+Exception
HEARD ON THE STREET
The UniCredit Exception
By ARINDAM NAG
A DOW JONES COLUMN
Most large European banks have had a good kicking from equity and bond investors. Their share prices have fallen and the cost of insurance against debt default has risen through the year.
But the story is slightly different for Italy's UniCredit. Credit default swaps of Italy's biggest bank by assets are among the tightest in Europe, but its stock price has underperformed the DJ STOXX Banks Index by 25% this year.
Unlike many of its European rivals, UniCredit is well funded, with no need to refinance its debt until 2010. That's reassuring for the bank's creditors.
One factor putting a strain on the share price is that UniCredit was one of the world's last few big banks whose shares investors could sell short -- until Italy imposed short-selling restrictions of its own late Tuesday.
And even though it has little exposure to subprime-tainted U.S. assets, it is short of capital. To reach a 6.2% Tier 1 capital ratio target by year-end, the bank will have to raise cash, possibly by cutting its dividend or selling stock.
Another problem is that a $75 billion acquisition spree between 2005 and 2007, with buys in Italy, Germany, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Austria, has resulted in a tenfold jump in the value of goodwill to EUR21 billion. This is straining UniCredit's balance sheet because banking rules exclude goodwill when it comes calculating capital adequacy, leaving it with relatively little tangible equity to support its assets.
These new assets are also unlikely to generate the returns UniCredit was expecting, as the euro zone may tip into recession later this year, with the slowdown sure to spill over to Eastern Europe, where the bank is heavily invested.
UniCredit has promised modest asset sales to raise a slice of extra capital. A more convincing move would be to slash its dividend. Cutting it to 10 cents from 26 cents would raise more than EUR2 billion in tangible equity to add to the balance sheet.
http://www.djnewsplus.com/ge/articl...Heard+on+the+Street&h=The+UniCredit+Exception
dan24
Forumer storico
stanno anticipà
però ho paura che ultimamente li stiano toppando tutti
azz se anche oggi votano capocchia non potrò più pagare le parcelle dell'avucat
adieu
anticièà un par de ciuffoli...il fib è rimasto indietro un paio di giri in una settimana...rispetto allo stox..e che quazzo..siamo pieni di bancari se rimbaLLano...dovremmo sovraperformare..IMHO...
se no pace metto stop a 11.500
f4f
翠鸟科
stanno anticipà
però ho paura che ultimamente li stiano toppando tutti
azz se anche oggi votano capocchia non potrò più pagare le parcelle dell'avucat
adieu
mi stavo godendo da flat il momento storico
ma adesso, con le parcelle in gioco,
un poho di strizza m'è comparsa
dan24
Forumer storico
ma longati 7miliardi di call strike 43.000 e poi potrai dire ai tuoi nipotini: "io c'ero"
poi il giorno dopo non c'ero più
f4f
翠鸟科
ma longati 7miliardi di call strike 43.000 e poi potrai dire ai tuoi nipotini: "io c'ero"
se m longo quelle call, manco i nipotini mi posso permettere
maria
Forumer storico
Anche tu, f4f, che clienti vai a trovarti...son tutti da una ...ok, sto zitta o mi prendete in giro per una settimana!
