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da braut sich was zusammen,
hat der Kurs womöglich nur Anlauf genommen?
hat der Kurs womöglich nur Anlauf genommen?
fast panisch wird da das ask gefüllt, ist echt witzig mit anzusehn.
sobald es über einen gewissen punkt geht grad sinds 21,75 leeren "die"
wie blöde aktien rein ...
sobald es über einen gewissen punkt geht grad sinds 21,75 leeren "die"
wie blöde aktien rein ...
mal ein artikel aus übersee ^^
Big hitter named new CFO at Thomas Cook
Published on Thursday 10 May 2012 06:00
TRAVEL firm Thomas Cook yesterday revealed that it had hired a new chief financial officer (CFO), after a tough trading period in which its financial performance was harmed by the Arab Spring.
Former Kwik-Fit finance boss Michael Healy is to take over as CFO from Paul Hollingworth, who will step down after helping the troubled firm to secure a banking lifeline.
Mr Hollingworth, who has been with the debt-laden tour operator for two years, will leave at the end of June. Earlier this month, he secured a three-year funding deal from banks for the group worth £1.4bn ($2.26bn), its third refinancing in a year.
Mr Healy, who has held finance director positions at Hong Kong listed First Pacific Company and online travel agency ebookers, played a major role in reducing risk in car repair firm Kwik-Fit’s highly-leveraged business, Thomas Cook said.
He starts his new job on July 1.
Shares in Thomas Cook, which is almost £900m in debt, rose yesterday. They have fallen around 86 per cent in the past year.
Peel Hunt analyst Nick Batram said Mr Healy appeared to tick the boxes in terms of industry experience and having worked with a highly-leveraged business, but he warned that Thomas Cook’s future might still be bleak.
“I think the good thing is he (Mr Healy) has clearly got time to look at the day-to-day business on the basis that the banking deal has been done and has been put in place,” said Mr Batram, adding that Mr Hollingworth’s exit had been expected.
“From that perspective it’s a good thing, but my overall view hasn’t changed. It is going to be a long turnaround for Thomas Cook and as of yet I am not convinced that they are going to be able to deliver what they hope to deliver.” Thomas Cook said Mr Hollingworth had decided to leave the group following the refinancing.
“The board is immensely grateful to Paul for the benefit of his experience and commitment and we are disappointed to be losing him,” chairman Frank Meysman said.
“He has worked tirelessly to bring stability to the group, enabling us to secure longer term bank facilities and provide a stable platform from which to build.”
Thomas Cook warned on its profits three times last year as civil unrest in North Africa and the economic downturn in Britain affected bookings.
Unrest in popular tourist destinations such as Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia had a damaging impact on the company’s performance.
The company has been forced to consider a number of fundraising proposals.
The world’s oldest travel group is in advanced talks to sell and lease back roughly one in five of its planes to raise cash, and it has also seen a “good level” of expressions of interest in its Indian business. It has already agreed to sell its Explorers Hotel in France.
The firm is also searching for a new chief executive, after a dire 2011 when more than half a billion euros in losses culminated in the departure of Manny Fontenla-Novoa in August.
In March, Thomas Cook said a new advertising campaign and website improvements had boosted sales in Britain.
The company can trace its roots back to 1841, when a cabinet-maker named Thomas Cook arranged a series of trips between Leicester, Nottingham, Derby and Birmingham on behalf of local temperance societies and Sunday schools. He organised excursions for workers from Yorkshire and the Midlands to the Great Exhibition of 1851. He later expanded the business to include escorted tours of Europe
http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/business/business-news/big-hi…
Big hitter named new CFO at Thomas Cook
Published on Thursday 10 May 2012 06:00
TRAVEL firm Thomas Cook yesterday revealed that it had hired a new chief financial officer (CFO), after a tough trading period in which its financial performance was harmed by the Arab Spring.
Former Kwik-Fit finance boss Michael Healy is to take over as CFO from Paul Hollingworth, who will step down after helping the troubled firm to secure a banking lifeline.
Mr Hollingworth, who has been with the debt-laden tour operator for two years, will leave at the end of June. Earlier this month, he secured a three-year funding deal from banks for the group worth £1.4bn ($2.26bn), its third refinancing in a year.
Mr Healy, who has held finance director positions at Hong Kong listed First Pacific Company and online travel agency ebookers, played a major role in reducing risk in car repair firm Kwik-Fit’s highly-leveraged business, Thomas Cook said.
He starts his new job on July 1.
Shares in Thomas Cook, which is almost £900m in debt, rose yesterday. They have fallen around 86 per cent in the past year.
Peel Hunt analyst Nick Batram said Mr Healy appeared to tick the boxes in terms of industry experience and having worked with a highly-leveraged business, but he warned that Thomas Cook’s future might still be bleak.
“I think the good thing is he (Mr Healy) has clearly got time to look at the day-to-day business on the basis that the banking deal has been done and has been put in place,” said Mr Batram, adding that Mr Hollingworth’s exit had been expected.
“From that perspective it’s a good thing, but my overall view hasn’t changed. It is going to be a long turnaround for Thomas Cook and as of yet I am not convinced that they are going to be able to deliver what they hope to deliver.” Thomas Cook said Mr Hollingworth had decided to leave the group following the refinancing.
“The board is immensely grateful to Paul for the benefit of his experience and commitment and we are disappointed to be losing him,” chairman Frank Meysman said.
“He has worked tirelessly to bring stability to the group, enabling us to secure longer term bank facilities and provide a stable platform from which to build.”
Thomas Cook warned on its profits three times last year as civil unrest in North Africa and the economic downturn in Britain affected bookings.
Unrest in popular tourist destinations such as Egypt, Morocco and Tunisia had a damaging impact on the company’s performance.
The company has been forced to consider a number of fundraising proposals.
The world’s oldest travel group is in advanced talks to sell and lease back roughly one in five of its planes to raise cash, and it has also seen a “good level” of expressions of interest in its Indian business. It has already agreed to sell its Explorers Hotel in France.
The firm is also searching for a new chief executive, after a dire 2011 when more than half a billion euros in losses culminated in the departure of Manny Fontenla-Novoa in August.
In March, Thomas Cook said a new advertising campaign and website improvements had boosted sales in Britain.
The company can trace its roots back to 1841, when a cabinet-maker named Thomas Cook arranged a series of trips between Leicester, Nottingham, Derby and Birmingham on behalf of local temperance societies and Sunday schools. He organised excursions for workers from Yorkshire and the Midlands to the Great Exhibition of 1851. He later expanded the business to include escorted tours of Europe
http://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/business/business-news/big-hi…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.146.348 von scottmtb1 am 10.05.12 12:14:16noch lange nicht so viel wie in münchen oder frankfurt
wohne aber auch gern am rand der stadt...
kurs von 2 pfund würden schon reichen
wohne aber auch gern am rand der stadt...
kurs von 2 pfund würden schon reichen
Es scheint aufwärts zu gehen, was für TUI gilt müßte sinngemäß auch für TCG gelten:
(Reuters) - German travel and tourism group TUI AG said demand for holidays to North Africa was recovering, although not yet fully, as it reported a smaller than expected second-quarter loss of 224 million euros.
"With the exception of the French travel market, we are observing a stabilisation of demand," the group, which controls Europe's largest tour operator TUI Travel (TT.L), said in its second-quarter report on Thursday.
Tour operators such as TUI Travel and rival Thomas Cook (TCG.L) were hit hard last year as European tourists shied away from North African destinations like Tunisia and Egypt following uprisings.
Tourists are now returning, though many do not expect numbers to recover to pre-uprising levels until next year, maybe even longer for Egypt.
TUI AG (TUIGn.DE) also on Thursday confirmed an outlook for moderate turnover growth and a slight improvement in underlying earnings before interest, tax and amortisation (EBITA) for the fiscal year to end-September.
Analysts had expected the group to report an underlying operating loss of 245 million euros, according to a Reuters poll.
TUI Travel had said on Wednesday it was outperforming competitors in Britain, helping to offset weaker trading in France, and that it expected a strong summer showing.
"Bookings for the 2012 summer season have shown an overall positive development in spite of the persistent uncertainty of the economic environment," TUI AG added.
(Reuters) - German travel and tourism group TUI AG said demand for holidays to North Africa was recovering, although not yet fully, as it reported a smaller than expected second-quarter loss of 224 million euros.
"With the exception of the French travel market, we are observing a stabilisation of demand," the group, which controls Europe's largest tour operator TUI Travel (TT.L), said in its second-quarter report on Thursday.
Tour operators such as TUI Travel and rival Thomas Cook (TCG.L) were hit hard last year as European tourists shied away from North African destinations like Tunisia and Egypt following uprisings.
Tourists are now returning, though many do not expect numbers to recover to pre-uprising levels until next year, maybe even longer for Egypt.
TUI AG (TUIGn.DE) also on Thursday confirmed an outlook for moderate turnover growth and a slight improvement in underlying earnings before interest, tax and amortisation (EBITA) for the fiscal year to end-September.
Analysts had expected the group to report an underlying operating loss of 245 million euros, according to a Reuters poll.
TUI Travel had said on Wednesday it was outperforming competitors in Britain, helping to offset weaker trading in France, and that it expected a strong summer showing.
"Bookings for the 2012 summer season have shown an overall positive development in spite of the persistent uncertainty of the economic environment," TUI AG added.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.146.069 von drugar am 10.05.12 11:31:04Die kostet in Wien doch ein Vermögen 
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.146.008 von stef12 am 10.05.12 11:22:33jemand der hier rein will, wird einfach nur kaufen (kein kleiner kann glauben, dass die bereits investierten, wegen seiner panikmache hier verkauft)
alle die noch nicht dabei sind: Kaufen, kaufen, kaufen
nur nicht meine, mit denen kaufe ich mir ne dachterassenwohnung...
alle die noch nicht dabei sind: Kaufen, kaufen, kaufen
nur nicht meine, mit denen kaufe ich mir ne dachterassenwohnung...
und jemand, der noch rein will,
wird nur schlechtes schreiben
wird nur schlechtes schreiben
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.145.672 von drugar am 10.05.12 10:34:22Hat die nicht Brooker69 schon alleine ? 
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jetzt heißt es eh erstmal abwarten bis zahlen kommen und dann können wir wieder spekulieren.
mich interessiert auch weniger wie viele aktien jeder hat , sondern zu welchen kurs er rein ist.
so könnte man sehen welches interesse verfolgt wird.
jemand der zu 40 cent rein ist wird hier nie was schlechtes schreiben,
jemand der zu 16 cent rein ist und schon gewinn hat der kann wirklich schreiben was er denkt.
mich interessiert auch weniger wie viele aktien jeder hat , sondern zu welchen kurs er rein ist.
so könnte man sehen welches interesse verfolgt wird.
jemand der zu 40 cent rein ist wird hier nie was schlechtes schreiben,
jemand der zu 16 cent rein ist und schon gewinn hat der kann wirklich schreiben was er denkt.
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