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habe seit tagen ne ganz fiese internetverbindung...deswegen habe ich eben noch nicht was zu 2,80 abgestossen...mannomann...das nervt...scheiss 1und1
die rakete startet 
die haben glaube ich gewartet bis verkaufst...bin auch am überlegen....ißchen was zu verkaufen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.080.521 von KellyBundy am 12.09.08 17:51:14
habe meine posi glattgestellt,
das teil kämpfte zustark mit der 3 USD
die gefahr dass sie heute stark abgibt ist mir
zu hoch und woe kommt
montag ist wieder ein neuer tag
allen noch viel erfolg....ich bin zufrieden
habe meine posi glattgestellt,
das teil kämpfte zustark mit der 3 USD
die gefahr dass sie heute stark abgibt ist mir
zu hoch und woe kommt
montag ist wieder ein neuer tag
allen noch viel erfolg....ich bin zufrieden
und nochmal eine aktuelle meldung von heute!!
September 12, 2008, 12:35 pm
WaMu on the block?
Washington Mutual’s (WM) new chief, Alan Fishman, could be looking at the briefest executive tenure in recent memory. The American Banker reported Friday that the struggling Seattle-based thrift is in “advanced discussions” to sell itself to JPMorgan Chase (JPM). The publication, citing sources, said the talks “are ongoing at the highest levels of both companies.”
The news comes just five days after WaMu hired Fishman, a longtime thrift industry executive, to replace Kerry Killinger. The decision was greeted with a torrent of selling in WaMu’s shares, which fell as low as $1.75 in trading Thursday - putting them down 95% over the past year - before they staged a recovery to end up on the day at $2.83. WaMu said Thursday evening it remains well capitalized and has enough liquidity to survive as an independent firm, and took issue with Moody’s decision to downgrade the firm.
But JPMorgan chief Jamie Dimon has long been seen as a natural buyer of WaMu, having made a below-market bid for WaMu this past spring before Killinger, in his wisdom, opted instead to take a recapitalization deal from a group led by private equity firm TPG. (See a breakdown of Dimon’s likely takeover targets.) With WaMu shares now fetching around $3 apiece, down from the low double digits at the time of JPMorgan’s earlier $8-a-share bid, the sides may find it easier to agree on price this time around.
September 12, 2008, 12:35 pm
WaMu on the block?
Washington Mutual’s (WM) new chief, Alan Fishman, could be looking at the briefest executive tenure in recent memory. The American Banker reported Friday that the struggling Seattle-based thrift is in “advanced discussions” to sell itself to JPMorgan Chase (JPM). The publication, citing sources, said the talks “are ongoing at the highest levels of both companies.”
The news comes just five days after WaMu hired Fishman, a longtime thrift industry executive, to replace Kerry Killinger. The decision was greeted with a torrent of selling in WaMu’s shares, which fell as low as $1.75 in trading Thursday - putting them down 95% over the past year - before they staged a recovery to end up on the day at $2.83. WaMu said Thursday evening it remains well capitalized and has enough liquidity to survive as an independent firm, and took issue with Moody’s decision to downgrade the firm.
But JPMorgan chief Jamie Dimon has long been seen as a natural buyer of WaMu, having made a below-market bid for WaMu this past spring before Killinger, in his wisdom, opted instead to take a recapitalization deal from a group led by private equity firm TPG. (See a breakdown of Dimon’s likely takeover targets.) With WaMu shares now fetching around $3 apiece, down from the low double digits at the time of JPMorgan’s earlier $8-a-share bid, the sides may find it easier to agree on price this time around.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.079.749 von MoD1203 am 12.09.08 17:08:41ich halte auch meine 10.000 stück.
denn eins ist klar: WM wird steigen genauso wie heute eine Kali und salz gestiegen ist.
Erst will sie keiner haben, dann stürzen sie sich drauf.
denn eins ist klar: WM wird steigen genauso wie heute eine Kali und salz gestiegen ist.
Erst will sie keiner haben, dann stürzen sie sich drauf.
JP Morgan ist immer noch an WaMu interessiert und will zunächst die Bücher einsehen. 8 Dollar Übernahmeangebot wurde im April offenbar abgelehnt. Die Cashposition von WaMu soll 12 Dollar pro Aktie betragen. Mal sehen was da kommt:
By Jeff Cox, Special to CNBC.com | 11 Sep 2008 | 07:00 PM ET Font size: As Wall Street confronts its latest earthquake in the financial sector, investment advisors are telling their clients to hold on tight until the tremors have passed.
Even shareholders in Lehman Brothers and Washington Mutual, two banking giants who have lost most of their value in violent trading this week, might be better off at this point to just sit tight in hopes that a buyer comes in to save the day.
After all, there's not much room to go before being completely wiped out on the two companies' shares, so time and generous companies with deep pockets might be only way to get above water.
JPMorgan Chase [JPM 41.68 0.03 (+0.07%) ], which expressed interest in acquiring WaMu earlier this year, is still interested in the bank, sources close to the firm told CNBC Thursday. But JPMorgan wants more clarity on WaMu's balance sheet, the sources said.
By Jeff Cox, Special to CNBC.com | 11 Sep 2008 | 07:00 PM ET Font size: As Wall Street confronts its latest earthquake in the financial sector, investment advisors are telling their clients to hold on tight until the tremors have passed.
Even shareholders in Lehman Brothers and Washington Mutual, two banking giants who have lost most of their value in violent trading this week, might be better off at this point to just sit tight in hopes that a buyer comes in to save the day.
After all, there's not much room to go before being completely wiped out on the two companies' shares, so time and generous companies with deep pockets might be only way to get above water.
JPMorgan Chase [JPM 41.68 0.03 (+0.07%) ], which expressed interest in acquiring WaMu earlier this year, is still interested in the bank, sources close to the firm told CNBC Thursday. But JPMorgan wants more clarity on WaMu's balance sheet, the sources said.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.079.773 von Kampfmittelraeumdienst am 12.09.08 17:10:10Werde meine 1000 Stück auch behalten, hab sie zu 1,73€ bekommen.
Überlege ob ich nochmal nachlegen soll
Überlege ob ich nochmal nachlegen soll
Halte ebenfalls!
Sind lediglich 1000 zu 2,09!
Sind lediglich 1000 zu 2,09!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.079.749 von MoD1203 am 12.09.08 17:08:41Ich halte auch übers WE. Sind zwar nur 650 aus dem Gewinn vom letzten Zock, aber immerhin auch Geld. Allen Investierten viel Erfolg!
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