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By Alexis Xydias
April 22 (Bloomberg) -- German stocks dropped for the fourth time in five days, led by Deutsche Bank AG and Commerzbank AG, as Greece and Ireland led a surge in the euro region’s budget deficit.
Siemens AG, Europe’s largest engineering company, declined after Swiss rival ABB Ltd. reported lower-than-estimated profit.
Merck KGaA gained after Deutsche Bank analysts recommended the shares, citing a “turning point” for the company.
The DAX Index lost 0.8 percent to 6,181.96 at 12:34 p.m. in Frankfurt, erasing an earlier gain of 0.9 percent. The gauge has climbed 3.8 percent in 2010 as the U.S. Federal reserve pledged to keep interest rates low for an extended period and investors bet earnings will keep rising. The broader HDAX Index fell 0.8 percent today.
The European Union said Greece’s deficit was 13.6 percent last year, higher than the government’s April 7 forecast of 12.9 percent, and could top 14 percent of gross domestic product as “off-market swaps” cloud its estimates. Ireland overtook Greece as the EU nation with the largest shortfall, which was revised up to 14.3 percent.
Deutsche Bank, Germany’s biggest lender, sank 2.3 percent to 54.05 euros and Commerzbank, the second-largest, retreated
1.2 percent to 6.20 euros.
Siemens lost 1.9 percent to 71.68 euros. ABB shares plunged
6.7 percent in Zurich after the world’s largest builder of electricity networks reported lower-than-estimated earnings in the first quarter as clients in Asia and the Middle East delayed large power projects and prices fell.
Merck advanced 2.3 percent to 63.28 euros, a third straight advance. The drugs and chemicals company was raised to “buy”
from “hold” at Deutsche Bank.
“Given low market expectations and low valuation, we see scope for meaningful earnings upgrades and multiple expansion,”
analysts Holger Blum and Gunnar Romer wrote in a report dated yesterday.
 

Wallygo

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a me di questa lista, piace norden rock:eek::eek:, mi sa che lo dobbiamo approfondire.

la così detta bad bank, nel 2009 ha perso molto meno rispetto al 2008.


The underlying loss in 2009 has reduced by £904.7 million compared with 2008, reflecting increased underlying net interest income (see below), lower total costs and a reduced impairment charge on treasury assets. The £200.0 million State aid impact comprises £223.9 million net interest income, less additional fees payable of £23.9 million.

http://companyinfo.northernrockassetmanagement.co.uk/downloads/2009_Annual_Results_and_Accounts.pdf


e c'è anche la remota possibilità che in 2-3 anni possa tornare in utile.


la cosa è da vedere, visto anche le quotazioni dei titoli intorno ai 20. Effetto leva, clamoroso

ciao Bos ! che bella notizia che mi dai !

sono pesantemente esposto su N.Rock con lt2 se tutto filerà liscio grecia permettendo ho in mente un idea pazza da fare nei prox mesetti di travasare le lt2 nel tier 1 ( ...mi sa che mi da di volta il cervello :lol::lol::lol:)
:ciao:
 

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lupo si lupo no
prezzi caldi caldi
ba ka k8 63 65.5
rbz 040 59 61 incrementato
rbz 862 non fa prz
lodi 512 94.5 96.5
intesa 663 102.5 103,55
telecom 2055 non e' p ma e' lungaaaa 81 83
 

bosmeld

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ciao Bos ! che bella notizia che mi dai !

sono pesantemente esposto su N.Rock con lt2 se tutto filerà liscio grecia permettendo ho in mente un idea pazza da fare nei prox mesetti di travasare le lt2 nel tier 1 ( ...mi sa che mi da di volta il cervello :lol::lol::lol:)
:ciao:


sono da approfondire bene le tier 1 di Northen rock, per il momento ci ho dato solo uno sguardo.


cmq IL RISCHIO è ALTO
 
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