Enron-Vorboerslich 11.12.01 - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[toniaustirol]

Wollte auch mal einen Thread eröffnen!Kursziel heute 1,30

[Stybs]

Wollte ich auch schon machen, brings aber nicht auf die Reihe..........Helft einem Ahnungslosen bzw. öffnet mal einen nur für Fakten,Danke alle zusammen....

[mail]

... warum so bescheiden?

[ChristianeSabinsen]

Euro oder Dollar???

[Investmentclub]

Also, wenn wirklich endlich ein konkretes Übernahmeangebot vorgelegt wird, dann werden wir 2-3 $ sehen.

[hgnm]

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$
das ist die währung

[hgnm]

aha habs schon lange gewusst.im xetra wird häppchenweise von,97 weggekauft.DIE WISSEN WARUM

[Investmentclub]

JETZT müßte Enron eigentlich wie ein Rakete abgehen.

[circle@5]

Wann beginnt der vorbörsliche Handel in USA ?

[mail]

... jetzt!

[hgnm]

naja kleinvieh macht auch mist.schon wieder 1000stck. weg

[ocra]

22.15 ich kann das nicht mehr hör... wie gekauft wird das weißt du oder

[circle@5]

@ocra
meinst du mich

Ich sehe vorbörslich ein ASK von 1,4 $ ??? Hat aber wahrscheinlich noch nichts zu bedeuten, oder ?

[mail]

... die 1,40$ stehen dei Island immer zu Beginn ...

[ChristianeSabinsen]

Die 90 zu 1,4 stehen jeden tag erst da, wär´aber doch nicht schlecht, oer?

[Boersenkraehe]

Dann kauf doch einer die 90 Stk. Dann haben wir gleich zum Anfang klare Verhältnisse!

Gruß Boersenkraehe

[mail]

... auf was warten denn die Amis?

[ocra]

sei nicht bös.. aber es wird jeden tag das selbe gered...und vorbörslich hat eine minimal..bedeutung

[celtic69]

BUY ORDERS
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90 1.4000


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[circle@5]

@ocra
bin nie böse

[circle@5]

Und was ist damit ?

ENRON CORP - New York Stock Exchange: ENE

Consolidated Real-time Market Quote*
Last Change (%) After Hours Chg (%)** Bid Ask Trade Time
0.849 0.039 (4.81) 0.039 (4.81) 0.099 (20) 1.07 (10)

[ocra]

na dann ist ja oke

[circle@5]

Ich schätze mal da werden so langsam die Kursstellungen der einzelnen MM aufgemacht.

[celtic69]

BUY ORDERS
SHARES PRICE
200 0.5900
2,000 0.0990
SELL ORDERS
SHARES PRICE
1,000 1.0500
1,000 1.0700
2,000 1.2000
90 1.4000

dauert noch ein bisschen, bis die Übertreibungen verschwunden sind

[BaumannEspenau]

ENE Dec 10 0.81 0.00 0.00% N/A N/A 0.59 1.03

[circle@5]

Das passt schon eher

ENRON CORP - New York Stock Exchange: ENE

Consolidated Real-time Market Quote*
Last Change (%) After Hours Chg (%)** Bid Ask Trade Time
0.849 0.039 (4.81) 0.039 (4.81) 0.85 (5) 0.87 (20)

[J3142]

Enron could use a megadose of Warren Buffett

Dec 11, 2001 (Knight Ridder Newspapers - Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service via
COMTEX) -- Enron Corp., the once-high-flying energy trader that has made a
potentially fatal crash landing in a Manhattan bankruptcy court, was the toast
of corporate America only a year ago.

Now Enron appears to be just ... toast.

As you may have read, the world`s largest trader in natural gas and electricity
was involved in financial legerdemain that included overstating its profits by
$586 million over four years and forming partnerships that helped it keep
billions of dollars in debt off its balance sheets - moves that made its
financial picture appear prettier than it actually was.

The company`s stock, which once fetched $90 a share, was in the $1 range this
week. The Securities and Exchange Commission and Congress are investigating
Enron`s creative accounting, which even the savviest Wall Street analysts have
difficulty understanding. Meanwhile, the Labor Department is examining whether
Enron unfairly handled the retirement accounts of thousands of laid-off
employees.

Enron, the largest U.S. company in history to file for bankruptcy, wants to
reorganize its once-vaunted energy trading business. But some analysts say it is
unlikely to survive.

Enron is a company that became too smart and too slick - and apparently too
greedy - for its own good.

As I was reading about Enron`s woes this week, a thought came to me: That`s a
company that could use a megadose of Warren Buffett.

Buffett is the second-richest man in America, ranking only behind Microsoft`s
Bill Gates. Forbes magazine places Buffett`s wealth at $30.4 billion.

But, unlike Enron, Buffett is about as straightforward and easily understood as
you can get.

Unlike Enron and its CEO, Kenneth Lay, who is known for cultivating politicians
such as President Bush and lavishing big campaign contributions on them, Buffett
largely shuns the political merry-go-round in Washington.

He focuses instead on his Omaha, Neb.-based Berkshire Hathaway business empire -
a holding company that owns all or sizeable chunks of 50 companies selling
unglamorous, low-tech products such as Geico auto insurance, See`s chocolate
candies, Benjamin Moore paints, Dexter shoes and Kirby vacuum cleaners.

Unlike Enron, Buffett plunks his money into businesses that are relatively easy
to understand - such as Fort Worth-based Justin Industries, the manufacturer of
boots (Justin, Nocona, Tony Lama) and bricks (Acme) that Berkshire Hathaway
bought for $570 million last year.

As Buffett told shareholders in outlining Berkshire Hathaway`s new acquisitions
in the company`s annual report for 2000: "I will tell you now that we have
embraced the 21st century by entering such cutting-edge industries as brick,
carpet, insulation and paint. Try to control your excitement."

Buffett shunned investments in high-flying "dot-com" companies at a time when
other investors were lapping up their shares. He says he`s a "technophobe" who
can`t understand them, and he won`t buy what he can`t understand.

Unlike many annual reports, in which executives attempt to bury their mistakes
via obfuscation, Buffett acknowledges failures up front:

-"I told you last year that we would get our money`s worth from stepped-up
advertising at Geico in 2000, but I was wrong," he confessed to shareholders.

In doing a profile story on Buffett in 1987, I ventured to Berkshire Hathaway`s
tiny Omaha headquarters office and attended the company`s annual meeting.
Buffett and his longtime Berkshire Hathaway sidekick, Charlie Munger, regaled
shareholders with humor and business wisdom for two hours.

Buffett, 71, is the most enjoyable, unpretentious, plain-talking, funny and
unflinchingly honest CEO I have witnessed before or since. He`s also among the
most brilliant investors in history.

Enron should give him a call. On second thought, I doubt if Buffett would be
interested.

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ABOUT THE WRITER

Jack Z. Smith is a columnist for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Readers may write
to him at 400 W. 7th Street, Fort Worth, Texas 76102.

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By Jack Z. Smith
Knight Ridder Newspapers

CONTACT: Visit the Star-Telegram on the World Wide Web: www.star-telegram.com.



Distributed by Knight Ridder/Tribune Information Services.


(C) 2001 Knight Ridder News.

[celtic69]

LAST MATCH
Price 0.8600
Time 7:41:58
TODAY`S ACTIVITY
Orders 20
Volume 1,000


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BUY ORDERS
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5,000 0.7800
200 0.6100
1,750 0.6000
2,000 0.0990
SELL ORDERS
SHARES PRICE
9,000 0.8900
1,000 1.0300
1,000 1.0400
1,000 1.0700
90 1.4000

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ENRON CORP - New York Stock Exchange: ENE

Consolidated Real-time Market Quote*
Last Change (%) After Hours Chg (%)** Bid Ask Trade Time
0.86 0.05 (6.17) 0.05 (6.17) 0.85 (5) 0.87 (20) 07:41
CU
SC

[Roach]

Enron Japan meldet Insolvenz an

Tokio (vwd) - Die Enron Japan Corp, eine hundertprozentige Tochter der insolventen Enron Corp, Houston, hat am Montag Insolvenz angemeldet. Wie Enron Japan am Dienstag mitteilte, betrifft der Insolvenzantrag nach dem japanischen Konkursrecht auch die drei angeschlossenen Unternehmen Enron Japan Marketing Corp, Enron Japan Funding Corp und E Power Corp. Die Muttergesellschaft Enron Corp hatte am 2. Dezember Gläubigerschutz nach Chapter 11 des US-Insolvenzrechts beantragt.


vwd/DJ/11.12.2001/bb

[Investmentclub]

Enron corp. 0,97 bB 11.12. 13:37.
Heute geht bestimmt noch was!