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Der Kurs war Heute am Tief bei 30,12 Aktuell hat jetzt der Rebound angfangen! Der Kurs bewegt sich mit immenser Kraft Wieder nach Norden. Hier ist ein Kauf auf diesem Niveau mit Kusziel 39,00 angebacht. Wer jetzt mit der Welle im Chart nach oben läuft, kann nur Gwinnen! Bis morgen Abend sollte der Kurs locker wieder bei 35,00 stehen!
Gruß jojobada
Der Kurs war Heute am Tief bei 30,12 Aktuell hat jetzt der Rebound angfangen! Der Kurs bewegt sich mit immenser Kraft Wieder nach Norden. Hier ist ein Kauf auf diesem Niveau mit Kusziel 39,00 angebacht. Wer jetzt mit der Welle im Chart nach oben läuft, kann nur Gwinnen! Bis morgen Abend sollte der Kurs locker wieder bei 35,00 stehen!
Gruß jojobada
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JAPAN Kurs 32,7 !!
Deutschland nur 31,2 !!!
haut rein morgen wieder über 33
JAPAN Kurs 32,7 !!
Deutschland nur 31,2 !!!
haut rein morgen wieder über 33
un was noch viel wichtiger is
3 rote balken hintereinander
noch NIE gabs mehr wie 3 rote HINTEREINANDER
mir werden also HEUT bei 32 schliessen
un morgen nen GRÜNEN balken machen
zen
3 rote balken hintereinander
noch NIE gabs mehr wie 3 rote HINTEREINANDER
mir werden also HEUT bei 32 schliessen
un morgen nen GRÜNEN balken machen
zen
ausserdem
wird das scheiss-GAP morgen sowieso geschlossen
akt kriegt ihr noch welche für 31,25
32 heut abend is auch saubillich
muss aber doch net sein
wird das scheiss-GAP morgen sowieso geschlossen
akt kriegt ihr noch welche für 31,25
32 heut abend is auch saubillich
muss aber doch net sein
auch im 6-monatschart NIEMALS mehr als 3 rote balken HINTEREINANDER
[posting]19.544.898 von jojobada am 05.01.06 13:09:40[/posting]100% Zustimm
Wohl Farbenblind?
ob`s die morgen für 28 euronen gibt . . ?
Ne, eher 35,00
hab mal keine Angst Lanzalover, wird schon werden!
hab mal keine Angst Lanzalover, wird schon werden!
da der japan-kurs umgerechnet bei 32,70 liegt
geh ich mal von uns
dass amerikanische und japanische broker bis 20:00 uhr
alles unter 32,50 aufkaufen werden
geh ich mal von uns
dass amerikanische und japanische broker bis 20:00 uhr
alles unter 32,50 aufkaufen werden
die Scheisse kocht langsam hoch, sieht schlecht aus für den Sktor heute Nacht. Einige Leute fangen auch Fragen bezüglich der schon in der Vergangenheit kritisierten M&A Praxis von Softbank Finance zu stellen, mal schauen wir lange der Sturm andauert!
Livedoor `cooked books to cover loss`
The Yomiuri Shimbun
Livedoor Co. window-dressed its own closing account by transferring profits from three affiliates to cover a deficit of about 1 billion yen for the business term ending September 2004, The Yomiuri Shimbun learned Tuesday.
The Minato Ward, Tokyo-based company recorded a current account surplus of about 1.4 billion yen in the fiscal period ending September 2004 after taking 2.4 billion yen profit from the affiliates, sources said.
The special investigation squad of the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office is believed to have started investigating the case. The prosecutors searched Tuesday Koyo & Co., an auditing firm in Yokohama that audited Livedoor`s financial accounts, over a scandal involving another Livedoor subsidiary suspected of violating the Securities and Exchange Law.
In a bid to uncover alleged shady financial manipulation and security transactions by the Livedoor group, prosecutors are expected to question Livedoor President Takafumi Horie, 33, Director Ryoji Miyauchi, 38, who is in charge of the group`s finances, and Fumito Okamoto, 38, president of the company then known as ValueClick Japan Inc., now called Livedoor Marketing Co.
According to sources, the three affiliates used to cover Livedoor`s losses were Livedoor Finance Co., an investment and financial service firm in Minato Ward, Royal Shinpan, a consumer finance company now called Livedoor Credit Co., and Cueznet Co., an online matchmaking firm.
At the time of the alleged window-dressing was going on, Livedoor was competing with Rakuten Inc.--a rival with more financial muscle than Livedoor--to form a new professional baseball team. A firm is strictly required to have a sound financial condition to own such a pro baseball team.
"A deficit will adversely affect a company`s share price. In light of this, Livedoor apparently tried to maintain its share price by window-dressing its own account," a source said.
Cueznet also reportedly helped window-dress the account of ValueClick, which is suspected of violating the Securities and Exchange Law.
(Jan. 18, 2006)
By Yukari Iwatani Kane
TOKYO (Reuters) - An investigation into Internet company Livedoor Co. (4753.T: Quote, Profile, Research) triggered the Japanese stock market`s biggest loss in nine months even as maverick CEO Takafumi Horie tried to reassure investors the business was sound.
The Nihon Keizai newspaper said in its Tuesday evening edition that executives at the company`s Livedoor Marketing unit exchanged e-mails in which they agreed to mislead the public on an acquisition of a publishing firm.
The disclosure came after prosecutors raided Livedoor`s offices on suspicion of securities law violations late on Monday.
Horie`s woes affected Livedoor rivals and cast a pall over the broader market, where the benchmark Nikkei 225 fell 2.84 percent, its biggest one-day percentage drop since last April.
Internet portal Yahoo Japan Corp. (4689.T: Quote, Profile, Research) lost 8.4 percent on Tuesday, while Softbank Corp. (9984.T: Quote, Profile, Research) fell 11.1 percent and Rakuten Inc. (4755.Q: Quote, Profile, Research) , a Web shopping mall operator, shed 12.1 percent.
"This is a serious matter," said Shuya Nomura, a professor at Chuo Law School. "They`re sounding a warning bell to companies that are not following mergers and acquisitions rules...and numbed into thinking they can buy anything they want if their stock is up."
Shares of Livedoor, which remained untraded most of the day with a glut of sell orders, ended down 14.4 percent at 596 yen.
Net sell orders surpassed 250 million shares at one point, about a quarter of the outstanding total. Its units, such as Livedoor Auto (7602.T: Quote, Profile, Research) and Turbolinux Inc. (3777.OJ: Quote, Profile, Research) , also faced massive sell orders, closing down 21.5 percent and 11.7 percent respectively.
Livedoor had a market capitalization of 730 billion yen ($6.3 billion) as of Monday, nearly 10 percent of the Tokyo Stock Exchange`s "Mothers market" for start-ups.
Speaking at an early morning news conference, Horie said Livedoor was conducting its own investigation into the matter.
But he added that the company, which has grown rapidly through acquisitions, planned to keep its expansion strategy for now.
Livedoor `cooked books to cover loss`
The Yomiuri Shimbun
Livedoor Co. window-dressed its own closing account by transferring profits from three affiliates to cover a deficit of about 1 billion yen for the business term ending September 2004, The Yomiuri Shimbun learned Tuesday.
The Minato Ward, Tokyo-based company recorded a current account surplus of about 1.4 billion yen in the fiscal period ending September 2004 after taking 2.4 billion yen profit from the affiliates, sources said.
The special investigation squad of the Tokyo District Public Prosecutors Office is believed to have started investigating the case. The prosecutors searched Tuesday Koyo & Co., an auditing firm in Yokohama that audited Livedoor`s financial accounts, over a scandal involving another Livedoor subsidiary suspected of violating the Securities and Exchange Law.
In a bid to uncover alleged shady financial manipulation and security transactions by the Livedoor group, prosecutors are expected to question Livedoor President Takafumi Horie, 33, Director Ryoji Miyauchi, 38, who is in charge of the group`s finances, and Fumito Okamoto, 38, president of the company then known as ValueClick Japan Inc., now called Livedoor Marketing Co.
According to sources, the three affiliates used to cover Livedoor`s losses were Livedoor Finance Co., an investment and financial service firm in Minato Ward, Royal Shinpan, a consumer finance company now called Livedoor Credit Co., and Cueznet Co., an online matchmaking firm.
At the time of the alleged window-dressing was going on, Livedoor was competing with Rakuten Inc.--a rival with more financial muscle than Livedoor--to form a new professional baseball team. A firm is strictly required to have a sound financial condition to own such a pro baseball team.
"A deficit will adversely affect a company`s share price. In light of this, Livedoor apparently tried to maintain its share price by window-dressing its own account," a source said.
Cueznet also reportedly helped window-dress the account of ValueClick, which is suspected of violating the Securities and Exchange Law.
(Jan. 18, 2006)
By Yukari Iwatani Kane
TOKYO (Reuters) - An investigation into Internet company Livedoor Co. (4753.T: Quote, Profile, Research) triggered the Japanese stock market`s biggest loss in nine months even as maverick CEO Takafumi Horie tried to reassure investors the business was sound.
The Nihon Keizai newspaper said in its Tuesday evening edition that executives at the company`s Livedoor Marketing unit exchanged e-mails in which they agreed to mislead the public on an acquisition of a publishing firm.
The disclosure came after prosecutors raided Livedoor`s offices on suspicion of securities law violations late on Monday.
Horie`s woes affected Livedoor rivals and cast a pall over the broader market, where the benchmark Nikkei 225 fell 2.84 percent, its biggest one-day percentage drop since last April.
Internet portal Yahoo Japan Corp. (4689.T: Quote, Profile, Research) lost 8.4 percent on Tuesday, while Softbank Corp. (9984.T: Quote, Profile, Research) fell 11.1 percent and Rakuten Inc. (4755.Q: Quote, Profile, Research) , a Web shopping mall operator, shed 12.1 percent.
"This is a serious matter," said Shuya Nomura, a professor at Chuo Law School. "They`re sounding a warning bell to companies that are not following mergers and acquisitions rules...and numbed into thinking they can buy anything they want if their stock is up."
Shares of Livedoor, which remained untraded most of the day with a glut of sell orders, ended down 14.4 percent at 596 yen.
Net sell orders surpassed 250 million shares at one point, about a quarter of the outstanding total. Its units, such as Livedoor Auto (7602.T: Quote, Profile, Research) and Turbolinux Inc. (3777.OJ: Quote, Profile, Research) , also faced massive sell orders, closing down 21.5 percent and 11.7 percent respectively.
Livedoor had a market capitalization of 730 billion yen ($6.3 billion) as of Monday, nearly 10 percent of the Tokyo Stock Exchange`s "Mothers market" for start-ups.
Speaking at an early morning news conference, Horie said Livedoor was conducting its own investigation into the matter.
But he added that the company, which has grown rapidly through acquisitions, planned to keep its expansion strategy for now.
Das nächste Limit down von Livedoor ist damit gesichert und zusammen mit den yahoo zahlen dürfte der internetsektor in japan heute nochmals die volle breitseite bekommen!
Das erste Opfer ist da, der CFO wurde eben gefeuert! Dann Mal Feuer frei auf die Kurse nach dem Schukdeingeständnis, Hikari 2 geht auf die Reise!!!
Crash Time in Japan, Nikkei ohne Halt und Internetwerte auch heute ohne Käufer, besser erstmal abwarten!
Heute dann wieder +14,97% (!) auf 3840 Yen (= 27,50 €)... Nix für schwache Nerven...
REBOUND!!!
@samuraishanghai:
damit hatten wohl die wenigsten gerrechnet...
soviel zur prognosewahrscheinlichkeit bei softbank....
@samuraishanghai:
damit hatten wohl die wenigsten gerrechnet...
soviel zur prognosewahrscheinlichkeit bei softbank....
[posting]19.778.225 von masterDS am 19.01.06 08:04:02[/posting]Na, dann veschieben wir´s auf Montag
Folgende Szenarien: Falls Livedoor halbwegs glimpflich aus der Sache kommt steigt die Aktie um mind. 50% und Softbank steigt auch! Falls es für Livedoor schlecht ausgeht verliert Softbank einen Hauptkonkurenten und steigt überproportional! Livedoor ist dann natürlich im Arsch... Also so oder so wirds für Softbank gut laufen!
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