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[Ridiculer]

Hi!

Bin heute bei exxon rein zu 49€
Obwohl die 10 jahres höchstkurse bei ca. 55€ liegen halte ich exxon(wie auch manch anderen ölwert) für 50% unterbewertet.

Warum?

Höchstkurse waren um das Jahr 2001, da hatten wir ölpreise unter 30$!!!

Was ist eure Meinung?

[alcow]

schau mal in den Chart Nyse 10 Jahre!

[Teedoubleyou]

Meine Meinung erhältst Du via BM, da ich Deinen Thread nicht mit anderen Ölwerten dichtposten möchte.Nur soviel:ein Newcomer bringt mehr als Exxon,es gilt nur Ihn rechtzeitig zu erkennen, dann lohnt sich auch Kleingeld mit Risiko!

[peter.wedemeier1]

US Senate Democrats eye windfall profits tax on oil companies

Washington (Platts)--23Aug2005
With US gasoline and crude oil prices at or near record levels, several
Senate Democrats are looking at the possibility of imposing windfall taxes on
oil companies.
US Senator Carl Levin (Democrat-Michigan) urged President Bush in a
letter sent Monday to tell oil companies to lower prices or face windfall
profit taxes, his office said Tuesday.
"I urge you to call the major oil companies into the White House, and to
tell them in a clear and forceful way that, if they do not act immediately to
bring down oil prices, you will support an excess profits tax," Levin wrote.
Levin also requested that Bush tell oil companies that he would ask the
Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice to investigate recent steep
price increases to determine if any existing laws have been violated.
Meanwhile, Senator Byron Dorgan (Democrat-North Dakota) last week
introduced a bill to impose a windfall profits tax on major oil companies,
which he said are reaping an extra $7-bil in profits each month because of
strong oil prices. "These biggest oil companies stand to gain up to $80-bil in
the next year in windfall profits," Dorgan said in a statement.
"This has nothing to do with a free market," Dorgan maintained. "It is
about the OPEC countries and the major oil companies profiting in a controlled
market that rewards then and penalizes our consumers."

http://www.platts.com/Oil/News/4396730.xml?S=n

[peter.wedemeier1]

washingtonpost.com
National Oil Firms Take Bigger Role
Governments Hold Most of World`s Reserves

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2005/08…

[peter.wedemeier1]

"About 77 percent of the world`s 1.1 trillion barrels in proven oil reserves is controlled by governments that significantly restrict access to international companies, according to PFC Energy, an industry consulting firm in Washington."