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      schrieb am 15.03.02 11:46:16
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      Value Play. Grace hat ein solides Wachstum in Ihrem operativen Geschäft. Die Insider halten 16,9% der Aktien. So ist das Interesse vom Management und der Aktionäre dasselbe. Eine Steigerung des Unternehmenswertes.
      Intrinsic Value/Shr: $22,21
      Current Price: $2,18
      (Werte lt. quicken.com)

      peter.wedemeier1
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      schrieb am 15.04.02 14:03:18
      Beitrag Nr. 2 ()
      Ich denke Grace hat ein großes Aufwärtspotenzial.

      peter.wedemeier1
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      schrieb am 16.04.02 09:09:44
      Beitrag Nr. 3 ()
      Eine unterbewertete Aktie, da sollte die Geduld doch belohnt werden.
      Trotz der Probleme, W. R. Grace möchte den geduldigen Investor belohnen.

      peter.wedemeier1
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      schrieb am 17.04.02 21:40:05
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      Ein anderer breakout
      breakout in Arbeit auf hohem Volumen. Heute ist Bestätigung. Neues 52-Wochen-Hoch!

      peter.wedemeier1
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      schrieb am 18.04.02 10:07:35
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      Kurzfristiges Kursziel $4 und darüber hinaus.

      peter.wedemeier1

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      schrieb am 19.04.02 18:01:52
      Beitrag Nr. 6 ()
      Grace ist sicherlich unterbewertet, die Aktie, die gerade versucht Ihren Wert zu finden. Momentan befindet sie sich in einem starken Aufw#rtstrend. Innere Wert ~ $23 lt. quicken.com

      peter.wedemeier1
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      schrieb am 19.04.02 18:01:58
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      Grace ist sicherlich unterbewertet, die Aktie, die gerade versucht Ihren Wert zu finden. Momentan befindet sie sich in einem starken Aufw#rtstrend. Innere Wert ~ $23 lt. quicken.com

      peter.wedemeier1
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      schrieb am 20.04.02 01:52:04
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      Was für ein Ritt!
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      schrieb am 13.06.02 19:20:39
      Beitrag Nr. 9 ()
      Langfristig
      Irgendwo entlang der Linie GRA wird sicher nach oben gehen-ich weiß nicht wann, ich weiß nicht wo.

      peter.wedemeier1
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      schrieb am 13.06.02 19:27:27
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      W. R. Grace & Co. (Grace), through its subsidiaries, is a specialty chemicals and materials company. Grace entered the specialty chemicals industry in 1954, when it acquired the Dewey and Almy Chemical Company and the Davison Chemical Company. Grace operates in the following two business segments: Davison Chemicals (Davison), which involves the manufacturing of catalysts and silica-based products; and Performance Chemicals, which involves the production of specialty construction chemicals, specialty building materials and sealants, and coatings for packaging.

      On April 2, 2001, the Company and 61 of its United States subsidiaries and affiliates filed voluntary petitions for reorganization under Chapter 11 of the United States Bankruptcy Code (Chapter 11) in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware. Grace`s non-U.S. subsidiaries and certain of its U.S. subsidiaries were not included in the filing. The filing was made in response to a sharply increasing number of asbestos-related bodily injury claims. Under Chapter 11, Grace is operating its businesses as debtor-in-possession under court protection from its creditors and claimants, while using the Chapter 11 process to develop and implement a plan for addressing the asbestos-related claims against it.
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      schrieb am 18.06.02 08:06:06
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      Aufwärtstrend
      Ein bißchen spät für den Einstieg, aber der Chart zeigt, es sieht so aus das GRA schnell auf $3,60 wieder steigen könnte. (Wären also schnelle 20%).

      peter.wedemeier1
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      schrieb am 10.07.03 12:46:28
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      wenn ihr wissen wollt warum ich armstrong und grace auf dem highAsbestos Fund May Save Companies $15 Bln, Study Says (Update5)
      2003-07-09 21:27 (New York)

      Asbestos Fund May Save Companies $15 Bln, Study Says (Update5)

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      July 9 (Bloomberg) -- Halliburton Co., Honeywell
      International Inc. and nine other companies seeking to resolve
      asbestos-exposure claims would save about $15 billion if Congress
      enacts a nationwide trust fund, according to a study by lawyers
      advising victims in negotiated settlements.
      The companies would pay almost $21 billion under proposed
      bankruptcy reorganization plans and settlements with victims,
      compared with about $6.1 billion under the congressional proposal,
      the study says.
      Opponents of the bill released the study to buttress their
      argument that the legislation would let companies escape
      obligations of settlements to victims, who would now have to stand
      in line with other claimants for lesser compensation.
      ``To do that to these victims and at the same time to give a
      bailout and such a windfall to companies like Honeywell and
      Halliburton`` is ``just outrageous,`` said Perry Weitz, a New York
      lawyer who represents asbestos exposure victims and isn`t involved
      in the study.
      The Senate Judiciary Committee, headed by Republican Orrin
      Hatch of Utah, is scheduled to resume deliberations tomorrow on a
      bill designed to end litigation that has bankrupted more than 60
      U.S. companies in the last two decades. Workers who show evidence
      their asbestos exposure caused cancer or other diseases would be
      compensated under a formula being debated by the panel.
      Negotiations continued into the evening without an agreement on
      the compensation plan.

      $90 Billion

      The proposed legislation calls for manufacturers and
      insurance companies with asbestos liability to pay $90 billion
      over 27 years, equally divided between the two industries.
      Individual companies with the largest liabilities would contribute
      a percentage of annual revenue -- from 1.5 percent the first year
      to 0.179 percent in the final year.
      The bill would also authorize the trust`s administrator to
      raise an additional $45 billion over 27 years if claims exceed the
      cash on hand to pay them.
      AFL-CIO President John Sweeney urged senators to vote against
      the bill unless the panel increases the amounts to compensate
      individual victims and makes other changes to the bill. The bill,
      without any additional changes, ``would reflect a major setback
      for victims of asbestos disease,`` Sweeney wrote lawmakers in a
      letter dated yesterday.
      Labor representatives have predicted they enlist enough
      Democrats to block a vote on the bill when it reaches the full
      Senate, where 51 of the chamber`s 100 senators are Republicans.
      Republicans need 60 votes to consider the bill and vote on it.

      Shares Soar

      Shares of companies with asbestos liability have soared as
      Congress has made progress toward enacting the trust fund.
      Opponents of the proposed fund argue it would strip victims of the
      right to sue without paying them enough for their suffering.
      Mark Peterson, an asbestos-liability consultant who helped
      produce the study, commissioned by the law firm of Caplin &
      Drysdale, predicted the proposed fund would delay compensation for
      victims already scheduled to receive money under bankruptcy
      settlements. It might take eight years for the estimated 300,000
      victims who file claims in the first year to get any money,
      Peterson said.
      Angela Ruhl, 39, of Garden Grove, California, who said she
      suffers from mesothelioma, a rare cancer, said the $750,000 she
      would receive from the fund is less than she is due under
      settlements negotiated by her lawyer. Fund payments would be slow
      in coming and any delay ``would literally be my death sentence,``
      she said. ``My family would be bankrupt.``
      The study projected savings for such companies as Armstrong
      Holdings Inc., North America`s largest vinyl flooring maker, and
      chemical maker W.R. Grace & Co. by comparing estimates of what
      they would pay bankruptcy recovery plans and contributions to the
      fund set by the formula.

      Savings for Halliburton

      Halliburton, the world`s second-largest oilfield services
      provider once headed by Vice President Dick Cheney, has announced
      plans to set up a $4.2 billion trust by putting its DII Industries
      LLC and Kellogg Brown & Root into bankruptcy protection. Under the
      legislation, the company would pay $675 million over 27 years, the
      study said. Halliburton, while seeking court approval of its
      bankruptcy plan, is a member of the Asbestos Study Group, a
      coalition of companies lobbying Congress to enact the trust fund.
      ``Halliburton`s financial obligations under the proposed bill
      could equal or exceed the cost of the negotiated settlement, after
      accounting for insurance recoveries,`` spokeswoman Beverly Scippa
      said in an e-mail.
      Honeywell, which has also announced a bankruptcy trust of
      about $2 billion for its former North American Refractories unit,
      would also pay $675 million under the congressional plan. By
      stretching out their payments over 27 years, Halliburton and
      Honeywell would each save another $311 million, according to the
      study.
      Honeywell spokesman Richard Silverman declined to comment.
      Spokesmen for Armstrong, and W.R. Grace didn`t return phone-mail
      messages seeking comment.

      Bankruptcy Trust

      The study estimated that the bankruptcy trust set up by USG
      Corp., the biggest U.S. wallboard maker, would pay $3 billion to
      asbestos victims compared with $999.39 million under the fund. By
      stretching out its payments, the company would pay $800 million in
      today`s dollars, the study said. The lawyers group that
      commissioned the study opposes the bill.
      USG spokesman Bob Williams said he couldn`t confirm the
      study`s estimate of the company`s proposed bankruptcy settlement,
      saying it`s still being worked out in court. Williams didn`t
      quarrel with the study`s estimate of how much USG would pay under
      the bill.
      ``A billion dollars is a lot of money from one company and
      it`s a financial burden,`` he said. ``But we are willing to do
      this because we think the bill is the right solution.``
      Hatch and other proponents argue that at least half of the
      money won in large damage awards goes to trial lawyers, who push
      claims by people who aren`t sick.

      Stretching Out Payments

      W.R. Grace, which the study estimated has $2.3 billion to pay
      bankruptcy claims, would pay an estimated $523.6 million to the
      nationwide trust. It would save another $104 million in today`s
      dollars by stretching out its payments, the study estimated.
      It said Armstrong`s liability would be reduced from $1.6
      billion to $914 million and the company would save another $182
      million by making annual contributions for 27 years.
      Shares of Chicago-based USG, which have almost tripled since
      May 1, fell $3.10, or 13 percent, to close at $20.10 on the New
      York Stock Exchange. Halliburton shares, which have gained more
      than 10 percent in the same period, rose 62 cents, or 2.7 percent,
      to $23.45 on the New York Stock Exchange, where Honeywell shares,
      up 18 percent during the same period, rose 22 cents to $28.03.

      Manville Trust

      The Manville trust, created after the 1982 bankruptcy of
      Johns Manville Corp., has paid exposed workers more than $2.7
      billion and is the model for other companies that have been forced
      into bankruptcy by asbestos claims. The companies are required by
      law to give injured workers at least a 50.1 percent stake in the
      reorganized company to get out of Chapter 11.
      ABB Ltd.`s Combustion Engineering unit, Federal-Mogul Corp.,
      Owens Corning, Armstrong`s World Industries unit, Pittsburgh
      Corning Inc. and McDermott International Inc.`s Babcock & Wilcox
      unit have filed plans to create such trusts.
      In the study released today, the lone company that faces
      additional liability under the congressional plan is Federal-
      Mogul, the largest maker of engine bearings and seals. It would
      pay $650 million from its proposed trust and $1.2 billion under
      the bill, the study estimated.
      Federal-Mogul spokeswoman Kimberly Welch declined to comment
      on the projected figures.

      --James Rowley in Washington at (1)(202) 624-1913 or
      jarowley@bloomberg.net, with reporting by David Plumb in New York
      and Jeff St.Onge in Washington through the Washington newsroom
      (1)(202) 624-1862. Editor: Rubin, Chu, Wolfson, Rubin, Asseo,
      Aarons

      Story illustration: For government stories, see {TOP GOV <GO>}.
      For stories about asbestos, see {NI ASBESTOS <GO>}. For stories
      about asbestos-related suits see {TNI ASBESTOS LAW <GO>}. For the
      Asbestos Alliance`s Web site see http://www.asbestossolution.org.
      For a slide show of functions related to this story, see
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      -0- (BN ) Jul/10/2003 1:27 GMT
      gekauft habe, hier die news:
      quelle bloomberg


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