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[fsch]

beobachten (WKN=850454).

Die Zeit ist noch nicht ganz reif. Aber wer jetzt schon kauft, hat in 3-6 Monaten mindestens 50% gut gemacht.

Grüße, fs

[valueinvestor]

Bethlehem Steel ist echtes Börsen-Urgestein. Nach Meldung eines Quartalsverlustes ging es in den Keller. Aber die stehen sicher wieder auf.
Rezept: 1.000 Bethlehem Steel und eine Großpackung Dormicum: Viel Spaß beim aufwachen in 2-3 Jahren!

[dersichdenwolftanzt]

Hallo fsch,

hast Du nähere Infos?
Fast jeden Tag werden 800.000 Stück gehandelt und der Kurs bewegt sich keinen Millimeter.
Die Gewinnprognosen für diese Aktie sind (onvista) sind eindeutig
Spitze eins!, KGV etc. super! Börse Online sagt übrigens selbiges! Auf der Nasdaq site jedoch ist noch der Gewinn/Aktie für 1999 zu sehen.Der ist leider noch negativ.
Trotzdem, einer kauft alles auf... sonst müßte sich der Kurs doch mehr bewegen oder? Also, weißt Du mehr ?

[fsch]

Hi dersichdenwolftanzt,

nein. Habe leider auch keine Ahnung, was da vor sich geht.

Wie gesagt: beobachten

Grüße, fs

[Orbiter1]

Hallo fsch,

aus den prognostizierten 50% Gewinn sind in 4 Monaten über 30% Verlust geworden. Aber ich denke ebenfalls, dass BS nicht so schnell untergehen wird und leg mir ein paar Stück ins Langfristdepot.

Good Trading

Orbiter

[Micky_Maus]

Bethlehem Steel, ein Traditions-Unternehmen und ehemals im Dow Jones vertreten, hat Gläubigerschutz nach Chapter 11 beantragt, um in Ruhe einen Käufer zu finden.

Wie so oft in derartigen Fällen dürften die Aktionäre leer ausgehen, denn Beth-Steel ist praktisch bankrott. Der heute noch an dt.Börsen gehandelte Wert verlor 50%

[southbound]

Ein Zock ist das allemal. Ich war im April leider zu feig bei PCG einzusteigen.

[angeldust]

@valueinvestor: Den "Spass" haben wir jetzt!! Am besten wäre wohl eine Tablette gewesen, die einen in letzte Ruhe überführt.

[Körschgen]

@fsch:
Deine Tipps sind besser als Kino! Null Ahnung aber zu jeder Aktie sein Gesülze abgeben.





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#4 von fsch 19.07.00 17:42:28 1356288 BETHLEHEM STEEL DL 1
Hi dersichdenwolftanzt,
nein. Habe leider auch keine Ahnung, was da vor sich geht.








Hattest Du das schon jemals irgendwo, bei irgend einer Aktie?

[Forum]

@fsch

Langsam wird es tragisch !!

Ich habe auch schon 2 Totalverluste in den USA.

World Access und Futurelink !

[hierlima]

Riesenspekulation mit Bethlehem Steel!!
Wenhn die U.S.Handelskommission Quoten oder Einfuhrzölle für ausländichen Stahl durchsetzt könnte dies zu enormen Kurssteigerungen führen.



Back to Headlines
Imports injure U.S. steel industry

Trade commission ruling could lead to quotas or tariffs

By Rex Nutting, CBS.MarketWatch.com
Last Update: 4:43 PM ET Oct 22, 2001

WASHINGTON (CBS.MW) -- The U.S. steel industry has been seriously injured by imports of 12 major steel product lines, the U.S. International Trade Commission ruled Monday.

The commission said imports have harmed U.S. producers of 12 major product lines, representing about 79 percent of the total market for processed steel.

The ruling paves the way for quotas or tariffs on imported steel that could last for up to four years. Canadian steel will be largely exempt from any remedy.

The ITC, an independent U.S. government agency, now faces a Dec. 19 deadline to recommend an appropriate remedy to the Bush administration. The commission will hold a second set of hearings on the remedy.

The industry, its labor unions and its congressional allies fought for the ITC ruling.

"We want strong quotas and high tariffs," said Leo Gerard, president of the United Steelworkers of America. "You can`t make an industry whole by returning them to where they were after you`ve battered them to their knees."

The Bush administration brought the case to the ITC in June, saying a strong domestic steel industry is vital to economic and national security. The administration is also trying to negotiate reductions in capacity at foreign producers and is moving forward with other trade complaints about specific countries and products.

"Today`s action is an encouraging sign that the U.S. is moving forward to address the issue of foreign overcapacity," said Tom Usher, CEO of USX (X).

Usher said the domestic industry is already restructuring to eliminate excess and out-dated capacity.

Gerard said restructuring shouldn`t require less output or fewer workers, just fewer companies. Usher said the industry is moving toward fewer, but bigger producers.

Under U.S. trade laws, no finding of unfair trade practices was required for the ITC to make its ruling.

President Bush said earlier this year that the domestic industry had been harmed by decades of subsidies and favoritism in other nations.

Last week, Bethlehem Steel (BS) became the 25th U.S. steel company to declare bankruptcy since 1998, when the industry says the pain from imports got unbearable.

Both the industry and its unions fought for the ITC ruling. But other industry groups say higher imported steel prices will hurt U.S. consumers and businesses. Steel consuming industries employ 10 times as many workers as the steel industry does, an industry group said.



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UPDATE 2-US panel clears way for steel import curbs

10/22/2001 6:50:00 PM
(recasts throughout with details on decision)

By Doug Palmer

WASHINGTON, Oct 22 (Reuters) - A U.S. trade panel on Monday cleared the way for President George W. Bush to impose import restrictions on key steel products by early next year.

In a case that will garner close scrutiny by U.S. trading partners, the U.S. International Trade Commission found that imports of steel slab, hot-rolled steel sheets, cold-rolled steel sheets, hot-rolled bar and eight other steel products threatened the financial health of U.S. producers.

"This is an overwhelming victory," United Steelworkers President Leo Gerard told reporters. "Close to 80 percent of the tonnage in the steel industry has been found to be injured" by imports, he said.

However, that calculation included four products lines where the six-member panel was evenly divided.

In the case of a tie, it is up to Bush to decide whether injury has occurred and import relief is warranted.

The trade panel found no injury in 17 of the 33 product lines under investigation, but most of those were of lesser importance, Gerard said.

STRONG REMEDY URGED

Thomas Usher, chairman of USX Corporation (X) , the nation`s top integrated steel company, also hailed the decision and called on Bush to fashion a "strong remedy" to help the ailing steel industry get back on its feet.

The ITC is tentatively scheduled to deliver its recommendations on "Section 201" import relief to Bush by Dec. 19, who would then have 60 days to put together a final plan.

Under the Section 201 trade law, Bush could impose a quota, tariff or combination of both known as a tariff-rate quota to restrict access to the U.S. steel market.

Top suppliers to the United States include the European Union, Canada, South Korea, Japan, Mexico, Turkey, Brazil, China, Russia, Taiwan, South Africa, Argentina and Ukraine.

The North American Free Trade Agreement requires commissioners to rule separately whether imports from Canada and Mexico contributed significantly to the injury.

The panel exempted Canada from much of its injury findings, but ruled differently with Mexico.

Last week, Bethlehem Steel (BS) became the 25th U.S. steel company to go into bankruptcy since 1998, when the Asian financial crisis unleased a flood of low-priced steel imports into the U.S. market.

Although imports have fallen markedly since then, prices for many key finished steel products remain below pre-crisis levels, according to the American Iron and Steel Institute.

Bush launched the Section 201 investigation in June, following an intensive lobbying campaign by the steelworkers union, who have lost thousands of jobs as steel plants have closed their doors.

U.S. steel importers blasted the ruling, saying it would do nothing to solve problems facing the domestic steel industry and could lead to a trade war with U.S. allies.

They also warned import restrictions could severely damage the already fragile global economy by triggering a new round of protectionism around the world.

"The ITC ruling doesn`t change the fact that the U.S. domestic steel industry must make fundamental changes, including closing noneconomic capacity," said David Phelps, president of the American Institute for International Steel.

Under Section 201, domestic industries applying for temporary import protections are required to develop a restructuring plan to get relief.

Both Gerard and Usher acknowledged that would require some companies being closed.

The U.S. industry is moving in the direction of fewer companies, each capable of producing of about 20-40 million tons annually, Usher said.

The Bush administration has also launched trade talks aimed at reducing excess steel production capacity around the world and disciplining unfair trade practices.

REUTERS

Rtr 18:50 10-22-01 Copyright 2001, Reuters News Service

[hireandfire]

weiß jemand was da heute vor sich geht?????

[spekulump]

Der Kurs ändert sich.

-SL-

[MMUNNA]

Meines Wissens steht die Firma unter Insolvenzverwaltung!!