Gewinnerbranchen der Jahre 2006 bis 2040 (Seite 8424)

[Simonswald]

*****Das nur zum Thema AS-Sicherheit von ETFs! Die Union nötigt ihre Kunden jetzt diesen ETF in andere umzutauschen. Bspw den UniGlobal. Der bringt halt auch höhere Gebühren! Großzügigerweise fällt kein erneuter Ausgabeaufschlag an!

Fondsauflösung: UNICO i-tracker MSCI world wird zum 31.3.08 aufgelöst


******Ich bin die letzten Tage für mich zum Schluss gekommen, dass ich vor der ASS fast ausschließlich ein BlueChip-Depot kaufen werde. Ich denke so den ASS-Effekt noch am Besten nutzen zu können.
Wird ja nicht das letzte Geld sein, dass ich bis Ende08 anlege. Hoffentlich.

Den Midcap-Anteil werde ich dann mit dem nach 2009 Ersparten aufbauen.
Bei Midcaps ist mir einfach zu unsicher, dass die nicht binnen 20 Jahren oder so aufgekauft werden. Dann ist der ASS-Vorteil weg.
Ganz sicher kann man sich bei den ganz Großen auch nie sein. Aber wer sollte denn eine PG, Nestle, GE,, XOM, JNJ, Novartis, Eon MO, KO etc übernehmen?
Da ist höchsten die steuerliche Problematik der Abspaltung von Firmenteilen oder von Demergern.


*****zur Marktlage:
Strohfeuer oder echte Trendwende gestern?
Hatte heute morgen ne Stunde Zeit alte Hasen (Bernecker, Risse) im TV zu schauen. Die neigen zu Trendwende.
Könnt Ihr Euch noch erinnern, wie sich die Trendwende Anfang 03 'angefühlt' hatte? Waren wir jetzt schon wieder so weit, oder brauchts noch mal nen selloff?

Falls Trendwende behaupte ich dass jetzt die LargeCaps outperformen werden.
Deren nachholpotenzial sieht man im Vergleich von SP100 (hatte keine neuen ATH gemacht) und SP500 (hatte neue ATH gemacht, da im SP500 die 100 schweren sicher die Hälfte die Indexgewichts ausmachen, sieht man schön wie massiv die Midcaps seit 2000 ggü den LargeCaps outperformten, das wird sich drehen)

[Perdox]

Hallo Ihr Lieben,
welches unternehmen bevorzugt ihr unter ass gesichtspunkten fedex ups oder tnt? ich persönlich denke einfach, dass die eigenkapitalrendite soviel stärker von ups als von fedex ist, dass das unternehmen eigentlich schicker ist... aber von der kursentwicklung der letzten jahre war fedex wesentlich besser, weiss jemand woran das liegt?

[Pontiuspilatus]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.614.728 von bakri am 11.03.08 22:47:39

@Pontius: MCO finde ich jetzt richtig gut.

dann investiere halt. ich finde sie schon immer gut.

inzwischen auch unter chartdeppischen gesichtspunkten ein kauf

[Larry.Livingston]

Vor 2 Tagen habe ich noch eine Analyse der LBBW zum EUR/USD gelesen. Quintessenz war, dass der Euro aktuell ca. 25% über Kaufkraftparität (lt LBBW 1,20) liegt und die Kollegen kurzfristig von einem stärkeren Euro (so Mitte des Jahres bis evtl. 1,60) und dann zum Ende des Jahres hin 1,45 und langfristig eher schwächerem Euro ausgehen.

[bakri]

Das ist mein Langfrist-Investment





PCCW reports 2007 annual results
HK$1,503m profit attributable to equity holders
Final dividend of 13.5 cents recommended

Core revenue (*) up by 12% to HK$20,581 million; consolidated revenue including PCPD decreased by 7% to HK$23,715 million on lower recognition of property development revenue
Core EBITDA (*) increased by 11% to HK$6,506 million; consolidated EBITDA including PCPD increased by 7% to HK$7,296 million
Mobile achieved EBITDA breakeven - 3G mobile subscribers almost quadrupled to 206,000
now TV has taken a leadership position in the local pay-TV market; installed base increased by 16% to 882,000
Profit attributable to equity holders of the Company up by 20% to HK$1,503 million
Basic earnings per share of 22.21 HK cents
Final dividend of 13.5 HK cents per share
HONG KONG, March 6, 2008 - PCCW Limited ("PCCW" or the "Company") today reported healthy core business growth in 2007. Core revenue for the year ended December 31, 2007 increased by 12% to HK$20,581 million and core EBITDA increased by 11% to HK$6,506 million as the Group's quadruple play and growth strategies started to deliver results.




du and PCCW Global collaborate to provide Arabian Gulf broadcasters with high-definition multimedia solutions for the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games

DUBAI/HONG KONG, March 4, 2008 - du broadcasting services, a division of du and the new telecommunications service provider in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and the Middle East’s largest teleport operator, is working with PCCW Global Limited, a subsidiary of Hong Kong’s premier telecommunications provider, PCCW Limited, to provide Arabian Gulf broadcasters with high-definition (HD) multimedia solutions.

The two companies will be discussing key offerings and capabilities with regional broadcasters at CABSAT, the Middle East's leading technology showcase event, in Dubai this week.


du broadcasting services provides broadcast services to over 165 TV channels from its state of the art teleport facilities in the UAE and is leading a path breaking initiative to bring high-definition TV (HDTV) broadcasting to its customers in the region.


As Hong Kong will play host to the Equestrian Beijing 2008 Olympics, PCCW Global will provide all the Information & Communications Technologies (ICT) expertise jointly with China Network Communications, the official Beijing 2008 Olympic Games fixed-line communication provider, to ensure high-quality media coverage of the action.


In addition, PCCW Global is offering end-to-end Olympic Games broadcasting solutions from Beijing's International Broadcasting Centre (IBC) and Media Press Centre (MPC) to broadcasters and general media in the Gulf region, as well as other parts of the world.

[bakri]

@Pontius: MCO finde ich jetzt richtig gut.

[Pontiuspilatus]

Stocks Shoot Higher on Fed Credit Plan
Tuesday March 11, 4:59 pm ET
By Joe Bel Bruno, AP Business Writer
Dow Jumps More Than 400 Points After Fed, Other Central Banks Move to Ease Credit Crisis


NEW YORK (AP) -- Wall Street finally found a reason for a huge rally Tuesday after the Federal Reserve said it plans to pump $200 billion into the financial markets to help ease the strain from the credit crisis. The Dow Jones industrial average shot up more than 416 points, its biggest one-day point gain since July 2002.
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The Fed's program is part of a worldwide effort to help struggling banks and mortgage providers. The Fed -- acting in concert with the European Central Bank, the Bank of Canada and the Swiss National Bank -- agreed to loan investment banks money in exchange for debt, including slumping mortgage-backed securities.

The move is meant to essentially create a market for assets that investors have been too scared to buy. That freeze-up in demand had sent asset values plunging and caused huge losses for some of the world's biggest banks.

The decision by the Fed arrives after a series of hefty losses in stocks, noted Anthony Conroy, managing director and head trader for BNY ConvergEx Group. That, along with the unwinding of bets that the market would fall further, may have exaggerated the stock market's rebound. But the market is hopeful the central banks' decision Tuesday might be more effective than previous moves -- like rate cuts, which had elicited initial stock pops but then eventual skepticism about whether they would be enough to keep the economy out of a recession.

"It's not just a rate cut. I think it's a very creative way to do financing," Conroy said. "It shows the Fed is willing to do things that are a little out-of-the-box to shore up credit issues. I really think they went to the heart of the issue."

The latest step was seen as a direct lifeline to investment banks, which previously couldn't borrow in past Fed liquidity plans.

"The big problem has been the financials, and this helps supply money directly to the banks and may take some of the need for aggressive rate cutting off the table," said Peter Dunay, chief investment strategist at Meridian Equity Partners. "The Fed is basically going to take the bad loans off the banks' books, and the market seems to be loving that idea."

The central bank may have avoided dramatically slashing interest rates again when it meets next week. Economists remain concerned about the unrelenting rise in oil prices and the dollar's weakness, which contribute to inflation -- and cutting rates only add to these pressures.

According to preliminary calculations, the Dow rose 416.66, or 3.55 percent, to 12,156.81. The index -- which lost more than 500 points in the last three sessions -- is still down about 2,000 points from its October 2007 record high. It was the biggest point jump in the Dow since its 447-point rise on July 29, 2002, and its widest percentage gain since closing up 3.59 percent on March 17, 2003.

Broader stock indicators also soared. The Standard & Poor's 500 index rose 47.28, or 3.71 percent, to 1,320.65, while the Nasdaq composite index surged 86.42, or 3.98 percent, to 2,255.76.

Government bond prices fell as stocks rallied. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note, which moves opposite its price, spiked to 3.60 percent from 3.46 percent late Monday.

Financial sector stocks, many of which have dipped to multi-year lows in recent days on liquidity concerns, led the market higher Tuesday.

Citigroup Inc. rose $1.42, or 7.2 percent, to $21.11, Washington Mutual Inc. rose $1.72, or 17 percent, to $11.76, and Bank of America Corp. rose $1.33, or 3.8 percent, to $36.64.

Morgan Stanley rose $4.19, or 10.9 percent, to $42.49, Lehman Brothers rose $3.33, or 7.8 percent, to $46.31, and Merrill Lynch rose $2.76, or 6.4 percent, to $45.60.

Bear Stearns Cos. rebounded from losses to rise 67 cents to $62.97, even after an analyst said the No. 5 U.S. investment bank might need to sell itself, or layoff more staff, to stay afloat. The cost to insure Bear Stearns bonds has been spiking to all-time highs. A spokesman for Bear Stearns didn't immediately return telephone calls.

The central bank's plan basically allows Wall Street's biggest institutions to put up troubled assets as collateral for loans, use the new capital to make money in the market, and then pay back the loan up to 28 days later. Though eventually banks would be forced to take the troubled mortgage-backed debt back on their books, the plan still takes short-term pressure off them. Many of these banks will release first-quarter earnings reports next week.

The Fed's announcement overshadowed a report from the Commerce Department that showed the United States' trade deficit grew larger in January. The latest snapshot of the economy showed that the trade gap increased to $58.2 billion -- the highest since November.

The primary reason behind the widening trade deficit is high oil prices. Crude rose as high as $109.72 in premarket trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange before ending at a new settlement record of $108.75. The weak dollar has contributed to oil's rally from $87 a barrel in January.

Gold prices rose, while the dollar edged up against most other major currencies.

The only sector posting major losses Tuesday was healthcare, which has been strong in recent months. WellPoint Inc. fell after Goldman Sachs trimmed its ratings in the managed care sector to neutral from attractive. The investment bank singled out WellPoint's performance amid pricing pressures. The stock plunged $18.66, or 28 percent, to $47.26.

Google Inc. shares spiked after European Union regulators cleared the Internet company's $3.1 billion bid for online ad tracker DoubleClick. Shares of Google rose $26.22, or 6.3 percent, to $439.84.

The Russell 2000 index of smaller companies rose 29.84, or 4.63 percent, to 673.81.

Advancing issues surpassed decliners by more than 5 to 1 on the New York Stock Exchange, where volume came to 1.95 billion shares.

Stocks overseas rebounded. Japan's Nikkei 225 stock average rose 1.01 percent, while Hong Kong's market closed up 1.28 percent higher. Britain's FTSE-100 rose 1.7 percent, Germany was up 2.01 percent, and France added 1.61 percent.

New York Stock Exchange: http://www.nyse.com

Nasdaq Stock Market: http://www.nasdaq.com

[bakri]

Der hatte keine Geduld mehr, auf die Hausse zu warten

Dienstag, 11. März 2008
Nach 51 Ehejahren
Mann erschlägt seine Frau

Ein Streit um eine billigere Wohnung ist in Niederbayern blutig eskaliert: Ein Jahr nach der Goldenen Hochzeit hat der 71 Jahre alte Ehemann seine zwei Jahre jüngere Frau nach eigener Aussage mit einem schweren Hammer erschlagen, um die Diskussion zu beenden. Wie der Rentner bei der Polizei aussagte, hatte das Paar mit Börsenspekulationen einen großen Teil des gemeinsamen Vermögens verloren, teilte die Staatsanwaltschaft Passau mit. Daher wollte die 69-Jährige in eine billigere Wohnung umziehen.

Am Sonntag habe sie dann mal wieder Wohnungsanzeigen studiert. Ohne Vorwarnung holte der Mann daraufhin nach eigenen Angaben einen Zimmerer-Hammer aus dem Keller und schlug auf den Kopf seiner Frau ein. Anschließend versuchte sich der Mann mit Schlaftabletten das Leben zu nehmen. Allerdings sei er am Montag wieder aufgewacht und habe dann die Polizei alarmiert.

[Pontiuspilatus]

das ist aber ne mächtige vorstellung heute.

Kaufpanik morgen gibts keine aktien mehr

[bakri]

Dow grün: hatten wir ja schon ewig nicht mehr