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Mist, AT&S vergessen... 
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60 ...jetzt kommt der DAX dran.
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so, wer will kann gerne noch MDAX, Nasdaq100 + Dow Jones dranhängen... 
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Wh mit 5d-Chart...
Es folgt... DJIA:
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... bald vielleicht noch... EuroSTOXX, CAC40, Footsie,...
... bald vielleicht noch... EuroSTOXX, CAC40, Footsie,...
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@ Cyber
Wollte mal eben hier Guten Tag sagen!
Gute umfangreiche Arbeit!
MfG
THE CANADIEN
Wollte mal eben hier Guten Tag sagen
!Gute umfangreiche Arbeit!
MfG
THE CANADIEN
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Danke für die Blumen, aber ...rrrggggs, jetzt kriege ich die 40 Werte nicht mehr auf eine Seite!!!!!
Danke für die Blumen, aber ...rrrggggs, jetzt kriege ich die 40 Werte nicht mehr auf eine Seite!!!!!
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391, manche Zahlen werden immer hier wieder "verschluckt".
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@ Cyber
Du kannst ja noch nicht mal zählen....
MFG
Du kannst ja noch nicht mal zählen...
.MFG
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@TC
Ich zweifle auch schon!!
Aber ich bin mir sicher, dass die Schuld bei WO liegt!!
Ich zweifle auch schon!!
Aber ich bin mir sicher, dass die Schuld bei WO liegt!!
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400 - echt ne Dödelarbeit... 
Aber was tut man nicht alles für seine WL.
Funktioniert und bringt Geld!
Oder hat jemand noch ne bessere Idee, wie man den Überblick über nen paar 100 Werte behält...?
..also nochmal... Klappe die 2.:
Aber was tut man nicht alles für seine WL.
Funktioniert und bringt Geld!
Oder hat jemand noch ne bessere Idee, wie man den Überblick über nen paar 100 Werte behält...?
..also nochmal... Klappe die 2.:
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@ Cyber
Fast drei Wochen,keine Charts hier,daß geht so nicht:
Ebenfalls wird Dir WO bald eine Rechnung über den Webspace schicken..
MfG
Fast drei Wochen,keine Charts hier,daß geht so nicht
:Ebenfalls wird Dir WO bald eine Rechnung über den Webspace schicken..
MfG
@TeeCee
Muss mich gelegentlich auch noch um andere Sachen kümmern!
Ausserdem sind image-Tags ja die sparsamsten Postings, die man überhaupt machen kann...
Häng doch du mal den S&P500 noch dran (vollständig, versteht sich!)
Muss mich gelegentlich auch noch um andere Sachen kümmern!
Ausserdem sind image-Tags ja die sparsamsten Postings, die man überhaupt machen kann...
Häng doch du mal den S&P500 noch dran (vollständig, versteht sich!
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SPX Cyber,daß kann ich nicht schaffen,daß überlasse ich Dir...-finde bei WO gar nicht die 500 Werte in der Kursliste!Bin ganz verzweifelt....
MfG
!Bin ganz verzweifelt....MfG
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Reuters
Fed`s Poole: Fannie Shocks Could Spread
Monday March 10, 11:37 am ET
By Mark Felsenthal
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An unexpected financial shock at either of the top U.S. home finance companies, Fannie Mae (NYSE:FNM - News) or Freddie Mac (NYSE:FRE - News), could inflict heavy damage to the U.S. economy, St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank President William Poole said on Monday.
The agencies` stock prices sank after Poole`s comments, with Freddie Mac`s shares falling to a new 52-week low and Fannie Mae`s clinging just above its one-year low.
"Should either firm be rocked by a mistake or by an unforeca… Poole said at a conference on the two government-sponsored enterprises, or GSEs.
Surprises that destabilize financial markets can and do occur with some frequency, Poole said. Because of the scale of the short-term debt obligations of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, a problem at either company could spread quickly, he said.
"A market crisis could become acute in a matter of days, or even hours," Poole warned.
Fannie Mae shares fell nearly 6 percent to $59.50 while Freddie Mac stock slid 6.6 percent to $50.45 by late morning.
Fannie Mae was quick to dismiss Poole`s comments as repetitious and off-the-mark.
"There is nothing new in the personal opinions expressed today by St. Louis Federal Reserve President William Poole regarding Government Sponsored Enterprises. He made almost identical comments last August," said Fannie Mae senior vice president Chuck Greener in a statement.
"Unfortunately, his comments ignore key characteristics of Fannie Mae`s regulatory structure, capital requirements, and business approach that respond directly to the concerns he raises," he added, saying there was "no other company in America with more stringent requirements to ensure its safety and soundness."
The two companies, while shareholder-owned, were chartered by Congress to provide a deep and even flow of funds to mortgage markets, which they do by buying mortgages and repackaging them as securities for investors.
The regional Fed bank chief, reiterating concerns expressed in a speech last August, warned the enormous size of debt held by the two companies could cause a "massive problem" in markets if investors began to worry about their financial condition.
"If the market value of GSE debt were to fall sharply, because of ambiguity about the financial soundness of GSEs and about the willingness of the federal government to backstop the debt, what would happen?," Poole asked rhetorically. "I do not know, and neither does anyone else."
He also warned that a problem at one of the companies could raise concerns in the market about the other. "It is not sufficient of any single GSE to argue that its own financial condition is sound," he said. "If one GSE comes under a cloud, others may also."
The regional Fed bank president expressed concern that ties the two companies have to the government have led to a perception in the market that the government would rise to the rescue in the event of a crisis, even though their debt carries no federal guarantee.
Poole recommended the government withdraw one of the advantages Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac enjoy -- the Treasury`s ability to lend either firm billions of dollars. This would make clear to markets the U.S. government feels no obligation to guarantee the companies` debt.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac also should be required to hold greater capital, Poole said, noting their capital is well below the levels required of banks. "My sense is that the firms are vulnerable to nonquantifiable risks because their capital positions are so low," he said.
The two housing GSEs have argued they do not need to be as heavily capitalized as banks because their obligations are exclusively in the form of mortgages, which have homes as collateral.
Both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have passed a capital adequacy test set by their government regulator, the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight, which requires them to be in a position to withstand a collapse of the U.S. housing market of historic proportions.
Fed`s Poole: Fannie Shocks Could Spread
Monday March 10, 11:37 am ET
By Mark Felsenthal
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - An unexpected financial shock at either of the top U.S. home finance companies, Fannie Mae (NYSE:FNM - News) or Freddie Mac (NYSE:FRE - News), could inflict heavy damage to the U.S. economy, St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank President William Poole said on Monday.
The agencies` stock prices sank after Poole`s comments, with Freddie Mac`s shares falling to a new 52-week low and Fannie Mae`s clinging just above its one-year low.
"Should either firm be rocked by a mistake or by an unforeca… Poole said at a conference on the two government-sponsored enterprises, or GSEs.
Surprises that destabilize financial markets can and do occur with some frequency, Poole said. Because of the scale of the short-term debt obligations of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, a problem at either company could spread quickly, he said.
"A market crisis could become acute in a matter of days, or even hours," Poole warned.
Fannie Mae shares fell nearly 6 percent to $59.50 while Freddie Mac stock slid 6.6 percent to $50.45 by late morning.
Fannie Mae was quick to dismiss Poole`s comments as repetitious and off-the-mark.
"There is nothing new in the personal opinions expressed today by St. Louis Federal Reserve President William Poole regarding Government Sponsored Enterprises. He made almost identical comments last August," said Fannie Mae senior vice president Chuck Greener in a statement.
"Unfortunately, his comments ignore key characteristics of Fannie Mae`s regulatory structure, capital requirements, and business approach that respond directly to the concerns he raises," he added, saying there was "no other company in America with more stringent requirements to ensure its safety and soundness."
The two companies, while shareholder-owned, were chartered by Congress to provide a deep and even flow of funds to mortgage markets, which they do by buying mortgages and repackaging them as securities for investors.
The regional Fed bank chief, reiterating concerns expressed in a speech last August, warned the enormous size of debt held by the two companies could cause a "massive problem" in markets if investors began to worry about their financial condition.
"If the market value of GSE debt were to fall sharply, because of ambiguity about the financial soundness of GSEs and about the willingness of the federal government to backstop the debt, what would happen?," Poole asked rhetorically. "I do not know, and neither does anyone else."
He also warned that a problem at one of the companies could raise concerns in the market about the other. "It is not sufficient of any single GSE to argue that its own financial condition is sound," he said. "If one GSE comes under a cloud, others may also."
The regional Fed bank president expressed concern that ties the two companies have to the government have led to a perception in the market that the government would rise to the rescue in the event of a crisis, even though their debt carries no federal guarantee.
Poole recommended the government withdraw one of the advantages Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac enjoy -- the Treasury`s ability to lend either firm billions of dollars. This would make clear to markets the U.S. government feels no obligation to guarantee the companies` debt.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac also should be required to hold greater capital, Poole said, noting their capital is well below the levels required of banks. "My sense is that the firms are vulnerable to nonquantifiable risks because their capital positions are so low," he said.
The two housing GSEs have argued they do not need to be as heavily capitalized as banks because their obligations are exclusively in the form of mortgages, which have homes as collateral.
Both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have passed a capital adequacy test set by their government regulator, the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight, which requires them to be in a position to withstand a collapse of the U.S. housing market of historic proportions.
Press Release Source: Fannie Mae
Fannie Mae Releases Statement
Monday March 10, 10:59 am ET
WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 10, 2003--Statement from Chuck Greener, Fannie Mae`s Senior Vice President:
There is nothing new in the personal opinions expressed today by St. Louis Federal Reserve President William Poole regarding Government Sponsored Enterprises. He made almost identical comments last August. Unfortunately, his comments ignore key characteristics of Fannie Mae`s regulatory structure, capital requirements, and business approach that respond directly to the concerns he raises.
There is no other company in America with more stringent requirements to ensure its safety and soundness. These requirements include a risk-based capital standard with an economic stress test that is designed precisely for the assets we hold, is calibrated to withstand the most difficult stress scenarios faced by our nation over the last century, and is more rigorous than that imposed on any other financial institution in America.
Indeed, Nobel Laureate economist Joseph Stiglitz reviewed the OFHEO risk-based capital test and found that Fannie Mae`s compliance with the rule makes the risk of default "effectively zero."
The speech also did not seem to understand the company`s liquidity plan, which was developed in six months of consultation with policymakers, and which requires us to maintain a minimum of three months` worth of liquidity assuming no access to the capital markets. Indeed, our liquid investment portfolio is comprised precisely of the liquid assets that Poole calls for in his speech.
Contact:
Fannie Mae, Washington
Raschelle Burton, 202/752-4330
Source: Fannie Mae
Fannie Mae Releases Statement
Monday March 10, 10:59 am ET
WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 10, 2003--Statement from Chuck Greener, Fannie Mae`s Senior Vice President:
There is nothing new in the personal opinions expressed today by St. Louis Federal Reserve President William Poole regarding Government Sponsored Enterprises. He made almost identical comments last August. Unfortunately, his comments ignore key characteristics of Fannie Mae`s regulatory structure, capital requirements, and business approach that respond directly to the concerns he raises.
There is no other company in America with more stringent requirements to ensure its safety and soundness. These requirements include a risk-based capital standard with an economic stress test that is designed precisely for the assets we hold, is calibrated to withstand the most difficult stress scenarios faced by our nation over the last century, and is more rigorous than that imposed on any other financial institution in America.
Indeed, Nobel Laureate economist Joseph Stiglitz reviewed the OFHEO risk-based capital test and found that Fannie Mae`s compliance with the rule makes the risk of default "effectively zero."
The speech also did not seem to understand the company`s liquidity plan, which was developed in six months of consultation with policymakers, and which requires us to maintain a minimum of three months` worth of liquidity assuming no access to the capital markets. Indeed, our liquid investment portfolio is comprised precisely of the liquid assets that Poole calls for in his speech.
Contact:
Fannie Mae, Washington
Raschelle Burton, 202/752-4330
Source: Fannie Mae
Associated Press
Fannie Mae Insists Can Weather Economy
Monday March 10, 5:22 pm ET
Fannie Mae Insists It Has Liquid Assets to Handle Economic Crisis
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Fannie Mae shrugged off charges Monday that it lacks capital to weather disruption to financial markets, saying its standards allow it to endure "the most difficult stress scenarios faced by our nation over the last century."
Fannie Mae said no other company in the United States faces more stringent requirements for maintaining its soundness than it does.
Earlier Monday, St. Louis Federal Reserve President William Poole told federal regulators with oversight of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which together control 42 percen…, that their combined size is big enough to threaten the economy.
He called on regulators to gradually increase the capital requirements for Fannie and Freddie to avoid a "calamity."
Poole, speaking at a housing symposium hosted by the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight -- the regulator of the companies -- said that building Fannie and Freddie`s capital base over time would not harm the U.S. housing market.
The president of the St. Louis Federal Reserve also said the government should end its implied backing of the mortgage-finance companies.
Fannie countered that Poole`s remarks ignored key aspects of its regulatory structure, capital needs and business model.
The government-chartered company, which buys home loans from banks to increase the liquidity of the housing market, said Poole doesn`t appear to understand its liquidity plan
Fannie said it is required to maintain a minimum of three months worth of liquidity assuming no access to the capital markets. The company added its liquid investment portfolio is made up of the assets that Poole called for.
Shares of Fannie Mae closed Monday at $58.93, down $4.35, or 6.9 percent, on the New York Stock Exchange.
Fannie Mae Insists Can Weather Economy
Monday March 10, 5:22 pm ET
Fannie Mae Insists It Has Liquid Assets to Handle Economic Crisis
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Fannie Mae shrugged off charges Monday that it lacks capital to weather disruption to financial markets, saying its standards allow it to endure "the most difficult stress scenarios faced by our nation over the last century."
Fannie Mae said no other company in the United States faces more stringent requirements for maintaining its soundness than it does.
Earlier Monday, St. Louis Federal Reserve President William Poole told federal regulators with oversight of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, which together control 42 percen…, that their combined size is big enough to threaten the economy.
He called on regulators to gradually increase the capital requirements for Fannie and Freddie to avoid a "calamity."
Poole, speaking at a housing symposium hosted by the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight -- the regulator of the companies -- said that building Fannie and Freddie`s capital base over time would not harm the U.S. housing market.
The president of the St. Louis Federal Reserve also said the government should end its implied backing of the mortgage-finance companies.
Fannie countered that Poole`s remarks ignored key aspects of its regulatory structure, capital needs and business model.
The government-chartered company, which buys home loans from banks to increase the liquidity of the housing market, said Poole doesn`t appear to understand its liquidity plan
Fannie said it is required to maintain a minimum of three months worth of liquidity assuming no access to the capital markets. The company added its liquid investment portfolio is made up of the assets that Poole called for.
Shares of Fannie Mae closed Monday at $58.93, down $4.35, or 6.9 percent, on the New York Stock Exchange.
Nochmal dasselbe in blau! Wer kann das noch....?
interessant ist die Tatsache
der NMIndex ist noch immer ein wenig über sein ATL
MFG
Mannerl
der NMIndex ist noch immer ein wenig über sein ATL
MFG
Mannerl
3 Monate später...
Fortsetzung folgt!
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09.06.2003 17:18
Freddie Mac entläßt Chef und besetzt Spitzenmanagement neu
New York, 09. Jun (Reuters) - Der staatlich unterstützte US-Immobilienfinanzierer Freddie Mac hat am Montag seinen Präsidenten und CEO David Glenn wegen mangelnder Kooperation bei der Prüfung der Bilanzen der Jahre 2000 bis 2002 entlassen und das Top-Management neu besetzt. Die Aufsichtsbehörde FHEO zeigte sich dennoch besorgt über Managementpraktiken und Kontrollen bei dem Unternehmen. Freddie-Mac-Aktien verloren an der New Yorker Börse mehr als zwölf Prozent. Auch die Kurse der Anleihen des Unternehmens sackten deutlich ab. Freddie Mac, zweitgrößter US-Immobilienfinanzierer hinter Fannie Mae , kündigte an, die für das Ende des zweiten Quartals geplante Vorlage der neu erstellten Bilanzen 2000 bis 2002 werde sich bis in das dritte Vierteljahr verzögern. Glenn sei wegen ernsthafter Bedenken hinsichtlich der Pünktlichkeit und Vollständigkeit seiner Kooperation sowie Fragen in Bezug auf die Aufrichtigkeit gegenüber dem Prüfungsausschuss entlassen worden. Das Unternehmen habe die Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (FHEO), die Aufsichtsbehörde für die Immobilienfinanzierer Freddie Mac und Fannie Mae, sowie die US-Wertpapieraufsicht (SEC) und die New Yorker Aktienbörse informiert. Ungeachtet der Entlassung Glenns und Umbesetzung des übrigen Managements zeigte sich FHEO-Chef Armando Falcon besorgt über die Praktiken bei Freddie Mac. "Ich glaube, dass das Direktorium weitergehende Maßnahmen beschließen muss, um die Probleme anzugehen", schrieb Falcon in einem Brief an den Board of Directors der Freddie Mac. Zugleich kündigte er an, eine Gruppe von Ermittlern zu dem Immobilienfinanzierer zu schicken, um dessen Bilanzierungspraktiken zu prüfen. Darüber hinaus werde auch mögliches Fehlverhalten von Beschäftigten untersucht. Freddie-Mac-Aktien verloren im New Yorker Vormittagshandel mehr als zwölf Prozent auf 52,56 Dollar, während die Rendite der 4,5-prozentigen Notes mit Laufzeit bis 2013 auf 0,335 von 0,265 Prozentpunkten über die zehnjähriger US-Staatsanleihen anzog.
fgc/ale Quelle: REUTERS
Fortsetzung folgt!
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09.06.2003 17:18
Freddie Mac entläßt Chef und besetzt Spitzenmanagement neu
New York, 09. Jun (Reuters) - Der staatlich unterstützte US-Immobilienfinanzierer Freddie Mac hat am Montag seinen Präsidenten und CEO David Glenn wegen mangelnder Kooperation bei der Prüfung der Bilanzen der Jahre 2000 bis 2002 entlassen und das Top-Management neu besetzt. Die Aufsichtsbehörde FHEO zeigte sich dennoch besorgt über Managementpraktiken und Kontrollen bei dem Unternehmen. Freddie-Mac-Aktien verloren an der New Yorker Börse mehr als zwölf Prozent. Auch die Kurse der Anleihen des Unternehmens sackten deutlich ab. Freddie Mac, zweitgrößter US-Immobilienfinanzierer hinter Fannie Mae , kündigte an, die für das Ende des zweiten Quartals geplante Vorlage der neu erstellten Bilanzen 2000 bis 2002 werde sich bis in das dritte Vierteljahr verzögern. Glenn sei wegen ernsthafter Bedenken hinsichtlich der Pünktlichkeit und Vollständigkeit seiner Kooperation sowie Fragen in Bezug auf die Aufrichtigkeit gegenüber dem Prüfungsausschuss entlassen worden.
Das Unternehmen habe die Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight (FHEO), die Aufsichtsbehörde für die Immobilienfinanzierer Freddie Mac und Fannie Mae, sowie die US-Wertpapieraufsicht (SEC) und die New Yorker Aktienbörse informiert. Ungeachtet der Entlassung Glenns und Umbesetzung des übrigen Managements zeigte sich FHEO-Chef Armando Falcon besorgt über die Praktiken bei Freddie Mac. "Ich glaube, dass das Direktorium weitergehende Maßnahmen beschließen muss, um die Probleme anzugehen", schrieb Falcon in einem Brief an den Board of Directors der Freddie Mac. Zugleich kündigte er an, eine Gruppe von Ermittlern zu dem Immobilienfinanzierer zu schicken, um dessen Bilanzierungspraktiken zu prüfen. Darüber hinaus werde auch mögliches Fehlverhalten von Beschäftigten untersucht. Freddie-Mac-Aktien verloren im New Yorker Vormittagshandel mehr als zwölf Prozent auf 52,56 Dollar, während die Rendite der 4,5-prozentigen Notes mit Laufzeit bis 2013 auf 0,335 von 0,265 Prozentpunkten über die zehnjähriger US-Staatsanleihen anzog.fgc/ale Quelle: REUTERS
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