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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.195.928 von XIO am 23.06.14 19:44:11hier gibts noch etwas blabla zu der Bude.
http://boersengefluester.de/tintbright-sensationell-guenstig…
http://boersengefluester.de/tintbright-sensationell-guenstig…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.195.928 von XIO am 23.06.14 19:44:11kommt immer aufs geschäftsmodell an.
weswegen sie in deutschland gelistet werden wollten und dazu zu einer minibewertung ist mir auch ein rätsel.
interessant ist eher dass 1,64 € dividende angekündigt sind und noch abgesgnet werden müssen. das sind 7,3% etwa.
ich denk mal davor wird die aktie kaum fallen.
das misstrauen muss hier groß sein. ich bin mal rein.
bei 30-40% höher bin ich auch wieder weg... der chart passt ja und die
divi ist am laufen... könnte reichen für mehr.
risiko kurzfristig glaub ich eher gering.
weswegen sie in deutschland gelistet werden wollten und dazu zu einer minibewertung ist mir auch ein rätsel.
interessant ist eher dass 1,64 € dividende angekündigt sind und noch abgesgnet werden müssen. das sind 7,3% etwa.
ich denk mal davor wird die aktie kaum fallen.
das misstrauen muss hier groß sein. ich bin mal rein.
bei 30-40% höher bin ich auch wieder weg... der chart passt ja und die
divi ist am laufen... könnte reichen für mehr.
risiko kurzfristig glaub ich eher gering.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.194.782 von Fantomas96 am 23.06.14 16:29:18wie soll eine firma mit so wenig umsatz gescheit steigen, selbst wenn der gewinn prozentual recht hoch erscheint.. die bude ist zu klein für mehr
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.194.782 von Fantomas96 am 23.06.14 16:29:18naja sind doch nur von 15 auf 22 gestiegen... das bild sieht fulminanter aus als es ist...
wobei ich den laden eher schräg finde... aber könnte laufen eine weile.
wobei ich den laden eher schräg finde... aber könnte laufen eine weile.
Top 40 miners’ profits @10-year low –report
www.miningweekly.com/article/top-40-miners-profits-at-10-yea…
"JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Tough industry conditions over the past year have driven the profits of the top 40 global mining companies to their deepest depths in a decade, a report by professional services firm PwC has shown.
According to PwC’s eleventh yearly ‘Mine’ report, titled ‘Realigning expectations’, which analysed the world’s 40 largest miners by market capitalisation, record impairments of $57-billion were recorded in 2013 with net profits having declined by 72% to $20-billion.
“2013 was a year that forced miners to really look in the mirror and realign what it is that they [have] to do in terms of their strategy with the realities in the environment in which they operate,” PwC energy and mining assurance partner and deputy regional senior partner Dion Shango said at a press launch of the report on Thursday.
He also pointed out that the market capitalisation of the top 40 largest mining companies fell by $280-billion, or 23%, year-on-year in 2013.
Gold miners, which were particularly affected by a low price, which declined by 28% during the year, were the hardest hit, with this mining sector having lost $110-billion of its market capitalisation, representing 40% of the total 23% year-on-year decline.
However, despite these challenges, it was interesting to note that dividends paid by these companies continued to rise, said Shango.
Gross dividends paid increased by 5% in 2013, while dividend yields were up 4%. The total of $41-billion in dividends paid out was double the companies’ net profits of $20-billion, he pointed out.
PwC energy and mining assurance partner Andries Rossouw said this was as a result of mining companies making use of the cash they had on hand, as they were not investing in as many new projects, combined with shareholders putting pressure on the companies to return some of their cash.
However, given the uncertainty surrounding commodity prices, these levels of shareholder returns might not be sustainable for much longer, Shonga said, adding that this was evident in recent changes in dividend policies.
Further, the report also found that, for the first time, in 2013, the majority, or 53%, of the 40 largest mining companies came from emerging markets.
The change in the global mining landscape also saw a divergence in the collective performance between emerging market companies and their developed market counterparts. Collectively, emerging market mining companies contributed aggregate net profits of $24-billion in 2013, while their developed market counterparts suffered an aggregate net loss of $4-billion, impacted particularly by impairments, the report noted.
FUTURE
Rossouw pointed out that cost saving initiatives implemented by mining companies had not yet come to fruition, with many miners still reporting increases in operating expenses; however, early 2014 reporting indicated that these initiatives were starting to show some success, with gold companies particularly reporting substantial all-in cost reductions.
He added that, in the long term, the mining industry had the right demand-side fundamentals; however, companies would have to supply that demand at the right cost and margins to remain sustainable.
“The question is [also] whether the short-term demands that are currently out there from the shareholders, government and labour, can be managed to realign the expectations to create a long-term sustainable industry,” he said.
Shango stated that it was clear that these short-term focuses and demands had the potential to undermine the long-term sustainability of the industry.
“As long as that continues, we will sit in this low confidence environment that continues to suppress commodity prices, which, in turn, will make it difficult for mining companies to viably get into new projects and to continue delivering returns for all stakeholders in the long term,” he said. "
www.miningweekly.com/article/top-40-miners-profits-at-10-yea…
"JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – Tough industry conditions over the past year have driven the profits of the top 40 global mining companies to their deepest depths in a decade, a report by professional services firm PwC has shown.
According to PwC’s eleventh yearly ‘Mine’ report, titled ‘Realigning expectations’, which analysed the world’s 40 largest miners by market capitalisation, record impairments of $57-billion were recorded in 2013 with net profits having declined by 72% to $20-billion.
“2013 was a year that forced miners to really look in the mirror and realign what it is that they [have] to do in terms of their strategy with the realities in the environment in which they operate,” PwC energy and mining assurance partner and deputy regional senior partner Dion Shango said at a press launch of the report on Thursday.
He also pointed out that the market capitalisation of the top 40 largest mining companies fell by $280-billion, or 23%, year-on-year in 2013.
Gold miners, which were particularly affected by a low price, which declined by 28% during the year, were the hardest hit, with this mining sector having lost $110-billion of its market capitalisation, representing 40% of the total 23% year-on-year decline.
However, despite these challenges, it was interesting to note that dividends paid by these companies continued to rise, said Shango.
Gross dividends paid increased by 5% in 2013, while dividend yields were up 4%. The total of $41-billion in dividends paid out was double the companies’ net profits of $20-billion, he pointed out.
PwC energy and mining assurance partner Andries Rossouw said this was as a result of mining companies making use of the cash they had on hand, as they were not investing in as many new projects, combined with shareholders putting pressure on the companies to return some of their cash.
However, given the uncertainty surrounding commodity prices, these levels of shareholder returns might not be sustainable for much longer, Shonga said, adding that this was evident in recent changes in dividend policies.
Further, the report also found that, for the first time, in 2013, the majority, or 53%, of the 40 largest mining companies came from emerging markets.
The change in the global mining landscape also saw a divergence in the collective performance between emerging market companies and their developed market counterparts. Collectively, emerging market mining companies contributed aggregate net profits of $24-billion in 2013, while their developed market counterparts suffered an aggregate net loss of $4-billion, impacted particularly by impairments, the report noted.
FUTURE
Rossouw pointed out that cost saving initiatives implemented by mining companies had not yet come to fruition, with many miners still reporting increases in operating expenses; however, early 2014 reporting indicated that these initiatives were starting to show some success, with gold companies particularly reporting substantial all-in cost reductions.
He added that, in the long term, the mining industry had the right demand-side fundamentals; however, companies would have to supply that demand at the right cost and margins to remain sustainable.
“The question is [also] whether the short-term demands that are currently out there from the shareholders, government and labour, can be managed to realign the expectations to create a long-term sustainable industry,” he said.
Shango stated that it was clear that these short-term focuses and demands had the potential to undermine the long-term sustainability of the industry.
“As long as that continues, we will sit in this low confidence environment that continues to suppress commodity prices, which, in turn, will make it difficult for mining companies to viably get into new projects and to continue delivering returns for all stakeholders in the long term,” he said. "
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Zitat von Boersiback: Na endlich !!!
Reich-werden für Anfänger
china-aktie mit kgv unter 2
börsengang nur bei uns zu emissionspreis kgv = 1
7-8% divi.
homepage auf deutsch
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die wollen einfach nur dass deutsche aktionäre es auch mal einfach haben.
tolle jungs
Bei diesen Charts kriege ich immer die Reaktion: "die sind aber schon sehr gut gelaufen" !
BOC announces measures, to help exporters - CER/R/PBoC - Jun 12, 2014
www.chinaeconomicreview.com/node/65836
"The People's Bank of China has promised a broad range of policy measures aimed at supporting the country's exporters, Reuters reported, citing a Wednesday announcement by the central bank.
The currency and credit measures unveiled include cheaper loans and more tools designed to reduce foreign exchange risks to help exporters combat sluggish sales. The export sector is a pivotal employer in the country but has seen average monthly growth fall by two-thirds since 2007. This is the second time in two months that China has given a hand to its struggling exporters. "
www.chinaeconomicreview.com/node/65836
"The People's Bank of China has promised a broad range of policy measures aimed at supporting the country's exporters, Reuters reported, citing a Wednesday announcement by the central bank.
The currency and credit measures unveiled include cheaper loans and more tools designed to reduce foreign exchange risks to help exporters combat sluggish sales. The export sector is a pivotal employer in the country but has seen average monthly growth fall by two-thirds since 2007. This is the second time in two months that China has given a hand to its struggling exporters. "
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.191.766 von Boersiback am 23.06.14 01:18:17ich versuchs mal mit einem Gleichnis:
Wenn in einem Stadtzentrum 3 gut laufende Kneipen sind, wo die Bude bis früjh um 5 rockt und ein Vierter macht auf, mit ähnlichem Qualitätsnivau, wird das Geschäft dann wahrscheinlich für den laufen?
Oder habe ich bessere Chancen auf Erfolg bei der gleichen Zielgruppe, wenn ich mir weit draussen vor der Stadt eine Lokalität auf einem Waldparkplatz eröffne.
Wenn in einem Stadtzentrum 3 gut laufende Kneipen sind, wo die Bude bis früjh um 5 rockt und ein Vierter macht auf, mit ähnlichem Qualitätsnivau, wird das Geschäft dann wahrscheinlich für den laufen?
Oder habe ich bessere Chancen auf Erfolg bei der gleichen Zielgruppe, wenn ich mir weit draussen vor der Stadt eine Lokalität auf einem Waldparkplatz eröffne.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.191.744 von Popeye82 am 23.06.14 00:39:14der fundamentale ansatz ist durchaus zu begrüßen, auch beim traden.
man kann ja auch gleiche aktien traden und die schwankungen ausnutzen.
es ist leichter was zu traden was in summe steigt, als was verliert.
läßt sich schon vereinbaren... wobei mir klar ist, daß du mir sowieso fundamentale bewertungs-fähigkeit komplett absprichst.
man kann ja auch gleiche aktien traden und die schwankungen ausnutzen.
es ist leichter was zu traden was in summe steigt, als was verliert.
läßt sich schon vereinbaren... wobei mir klar ist, daß du mir sowieso fundamentale bewertungs-fähigkeit komplett absprichst.
World Gold Council calls meeting, to explore gold fix reform; A discussion by gold buyers +sellers across the market on ways to reform or replace London's global price benchmark, known as the "fix", will be held next month by the World Gold Council(WGC). The discussion comes as gold +silver fixes, along with other commodity benchmarks, face increased scrutiny by regulators in Europe +the US, following the London Interbank Offered Rate(Libor) manipulation case in 2012
www.miningweekly.com/article/world-gold-council-organises-fo…
www.miningweekly.com/article/world-gold-council-organises-fo…
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