Analysten: Alles Verbrecher? Beispiel Enron!

verfasst von marsch, 18.12.2001, 19:58

Enron a 'Buy'

Of the 22 analysts who covered Enron, 19 rated the stock a ``buy'' as of mid-October 2001. That's when, one after another, disclosures spilled out of the Houston-based company: Enron's partnerships had hidden billions of dollars in debt; years of profits had been exaggerated; and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission was investigating Enron's partnerships with affiliates.

The disclosures dashed Enron's credibility with lenders and drove it to bankruptcy.

On Nov. 21, with Enron stock at less than $7 -- down more than 90 percent from its high in August 2000 -- Goldman's Fleischer downgraded Enron to ``market perform,'' Wall Street parlance for ``hold.'' He didn't respond to several phone calls.
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As of Dec. 17, with Enron a penny stock, fetching 57 cents a share, 7 of 17 Wall Street analysts rated the stock a ``hold'' and 5 offered a ``sell'' recommendation.

Five other analysts advised their clients that the company at the center of the biggest bankruptcy filing in U.S. history was still a ``buy.''


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