Board-Ansicht
Mix-Ansicht- Amerikaner wollen Markt am Montag stützen... - YIHI, 16.09.2001, 14:53
- Das ist der Stoff, aus dem 13000 im DOW gemacht sind.. owT - YIHI, 16.09.2001, 15:05
Das ist der Stoff, aus dem 13000 im DOW gemacht sind.. owT
>Raging Bull's Herd on the Boards -- Friday
>September 13, 2001
>By Allen Charles
>http://www.ragingbull.com/articles/
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>Re-opening reservations
>U.S. markets are slated to re-open on Monday. While the bulk of
>our national attention is rightfully focused on those who have
>lost their lives and their loved ones, there is also a
>not-insignificant amount of trepidation and uncertainty about
>how Wall Street will react to Tuesday's tragedy.
>Judging from hundreds of posts on Raging Bull, many are looking
>to stocks much the same way Americans looked to war bonds during
>WWII, a largely symbolic gesture to"do what you can" by using
>one's wallet to help the nation.
>General Electric, itself a pillar of the U.S. economy, is one
>company that could have a rough go of it on Monday. The company
>said Friday that it will incur losses through its Employers
>Reinsurance Corporation (ERC) as a result of the terrorist
>attacks against the World Trade Center.
>"Our insurance losses are merely monetary, and they cannot
>compare with those suffered by the victims of this shameful
>attack against the World Trade Center," said GE Chairman and CEO
>Jeff Immelt."GE and its employees are doing whatever they can
>to help, from providing emergency medical and power generation
>equipment to donating to blood drives and disaster relief funds.
>ERC has contacted all of its affected clients and is giving
>their claims first priority.
>"We also want to give investors some measure of assurance.
>However, there is still uncertainty about the import of this
>extraordinary event. We are providing the best estimates we can
>make at this time."
>What will happen on Monday is anyone's guess, writes
>iamlongandshort.
>"It will be curious how the street handles GE news-They have
>basically said that they were on track to meet earnings. Before
>the attack, that announcement would have sent the stock up a few
>bucks because everyone was afraid they were going to warn. This
>one-time event (we hope) caused the miss in earnings. Sometimes
>Wall Street ignores this. Remember Microsoft? They earned a
>measly 1 penny due to a large investment loss write off and the
>stock went up 4-5 bucks. Max Pain options is showing GE at 45 by
>expiry and there is a ton of 40 puts on GE. Could go either way.
>It may actually go up, who knows."
>http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=QQQ&read=352217
>Many are hoping companies follow the lead of Cisco Systems
>(CSCO), which said its board of directors had authorized the
>purchase of up to $3 billion of its stock over the next two
>years. The news comes as the Securities and Exchange Commission
>said it is using its emergency powers for the first time to ease
>restrictions on companies buying back their own shares.
>News of what individuals and companies said they are planning
>boosted the spirits of drwgypsy.
>"It does my heart good to see how many people in the RB
>community, not just here on CSCO, but across the boards, have
>decided to buy on Monday to try to support our Country by
>supporting our markets as best we can. I don't know if I'll be
>buying CSCO, since I just bought it down 2 weeks ago, but I'll
>be buying something. Even if it fails, and we have to wait a
>while to recover, at least we'll know we tried. I am also making
>a list of the firms that are donating time, goods and services
>to try to help out in this dreadful catastrophe, and will
>patronize them whenever possible when this is over. I am not
>aware of any at this time, but should it come to light that any
>company attempts to profiteer in this situation, I will boycott
>them for the rest of my life. I am proud to be associated with
>all you good people, and will be continuing to read here looking
>for more ideas that one not very rich woman can do to try to
>give something back to the Country that has given so much to
>me."
>http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=CSCO&read=73866
>On the Intel (INTC) board, gggl wonders if others will follow
>suit.
>"Intel has an ongoing stock repurchase plan the purchases
>roughly $1B worth of Intel stock every quarter. The current
>buyback plan is set to expire relatively soon (there is a share
>limit) but most likely will be expanded. Maybe Intel will use
>this Cisco news to also come out and say they will up the number
>of shares they will repurchase."
>http://ragingbull.lycos.com/mboard/boards.cgi?board=INTC&read=30139
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>The Best of the Bull
>TABLE (Briguy's Dollars and Sense Table) - #27410 by Culmus
>"Treat friends with respect"
>http://ragingbull.lycos.com/news/topposts.cgi?articleid=TOPPTABLE27410
>CLB - #0064016916 by yojroz
>"I saw some tears well up"
>http://ragingbull.lycos.com/news/topposts.cgi?articleid=TOPPCLB0064016916
>TABLE (Briguy's Dollars and Sense Table) - #27446 by ECM1
>"Celebrating our misplaced energies"
>http://ragingbull.lycos.com/news/topposts.cgi?articleid=TOPPTABLE27446
>TABLE (Briguy's Dollars and Sense Table) - #27457 by Userisme
>"We must trust the authorities"
>http://ragingbull.lycos.com/news/topposts.cgi?articleid=TOPPTABLE27457
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>Kommentar: Amis und PPT.. da kann nichts schiefgehen. Ich werde long gehen.
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