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Zeit werde ich noch mal mitbringen bis Mitte 2012 (1 Euro-Verkauf bringt eh nichts mehr) und Nerven habe ich bei dieser Aktie verloren.
Den Hauptautoren dieses Forums Star und Richy noch mal Danke für die Detailinfos, Tabellen etc. und tschüss (schaue hier ab und zu noch mal vorbei), wenns denn zu MDG gravierende Neuigkeiten gibt.
MS
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0,20 wäre deutlich unter Cashwert...kein Oracea, kein Veregen, keine 2%Eligard für 10Jahre, kein Immuncore, kein AAVlp,Rhudex,EndoTag
Schon 1,-ist der Wahnsinn... :(
good luck @all!
ich würde mal noch bissle warten...
Hoffentlich werden nachher die Arbeitsmarktdaten US nicht so schlimm...
Wenn wir heute eine Hammerkerze (mit ja endlich großem Tagesumsatz) hinkriegen dann klappts vielleicht mal den Absturz anzuhalten.
Vorhin sah es im Orderbuch mal echt gut aus... da fehlten nur 16000Stück bis 1,30€ !
naja, wir werden sehen.. Bin gespannt wie aufgepasst die Lage sieht.
FM hat übrigens Aktien gekauft... (Nicht so viele wie mancher hier, aber egal... Wenn ich soviele Optionen hätte wie er würd ich überhaupt keine kaufen !!)
Schön das er 4K gekauft hat. Verglichen mit den 21K vom Star ist das jedoch Peanuts.
Immerhin nen schöner Intraday Zock. Und wer weiß wie long es noch so weiter geht.
Mein Tip: Es war noch nicht die Trendwende aber die heutigen Intradaytiefs werden wir nicht so schnell wieder sehen. Außer die die Italiener gehen pleite.
Am Markt gibst die Aktie aber günstiger als über die Optionen vermute ich einmal
Etwas was er bereits hat und später noch kostenfrei dazu bekommt ist auf jeden Fall günstiger als die Aktie
Wußte gar nich was für nen "Großrechner" unsre Cheffes im Lager haben.. Hab doch heut umgeswitcht.. 1h später angefangen, Lagerdispo gemacht, da war n ganzen Tag MD gdruff aufn Desk, lol.. Haja, Standortmanager und Produnktionscheffe im Urlaub - da geht das.. *feix*
Hab "bissi" das Erbe angekrazt und nei..
War die beste Übertreibung die ich je gesehen habe heute.. ist ja berauschend - welcher bio hatte bei 1Eu Kurs schon jemals fast 45% Cashquote im Kurs..
Ganz liebe grüße @ MSecret.. Ha bbestümmt Deine Aktien jetzte.. :o))) Werde sie in Ehren halten ;o)) Liebe Grüße ins Rheinland..
So, Feierabendbierchen zünd.. Auf ein grünes Ende heute.. ha haaaa
Amidaten waren zwar durchweg positiv, aber das scheint nicht zu jucken, zumindest kurzfrsitig war es mal ne Erholung..
FM hält nun 4.000 Shares... +2000
AC nun 5.000 Shares.. +5000
oha....
Kurs: 1,080€
Zeit: 17:36:29
Diff in €: -0,093€
Diff in %: -7,93%
Aktien SK: 13.364
Aktien ges.: 480.193 (höchster Tagesumsatz in Aktien an einem tag seit 13.01.2011!!)
Umsatz ges.: 496.785,73€
Aber unterm Strich.. bei so nem Tag mit so wenig Aktien.. pfffff.. is doch n Witz.. Hey - es gibt 37,1Mio davon.. und mit grad mal 1,2% davon dillert man rum.. Lachhaft - und das soll Realität wiederspiegeln.. Glaubts doch wohl selber nicht... Da liegen einige Aktien in "sicheren Händen"..
Wenn mal wieder 1-2Mio Aktien getradet werden, jo, des hätte Aussagekraft, aber das - aktuell, seit Wochen - ist doch ein Witz.. Also wenn das wieder dreht, dann gehts knallbummpeng.. Da brauchts kein EndoTag Deal extra dafür oder P1 Rhudex usw usw.. mM
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FM hat ürbigens wirklich 4K gekauft
(und AC 5K)
http://www.insiderdaten.de/
http://www.medigene.de/...ortate_Governance~wertpapiergeschaefte.html
oder hier.. (mopsen für treue Aktionäre "erlaubt" )
http://www.onvista.de/zertifikate/suche/...mp;SORT=VALUE_FIELD16_DESC
S&P dropped the ranking one level to AA+, after warning on July 14 that it would reduce the rating in the absence of a “credible” plan to lower deficits even if the nation’s $14.3 trillion debt limit was lifted. The U.S. was awarded the top credit ranking by New York-based S&P in 1941. It kept the outlook at “negative.”
“The downgrade reflects our opinion that the fiscal consolidation plan that Congress and the Administration recently agreed to falls short of what, in our view, would be necessary to stabilize the government’s medium-term debt dynamics,” S&P said in a statement today.
Demand for Treasuries has surged even with the specter of a downgrade as investors saw few alternatives to the traditional refuge during times of risk as concern increased global growth is slowing and Europe’s sovereign debt crisis is spreading.
Downgrade Fallout
The action may still hurt the U.S. economy over time by increasing the cost of mortgages, auto loans and other types of lending tied to the interest rates paid on Treasuries. JPMorgan Chase & Co. estimated that a downgrade would raise the nation’s borrowing costs by $100 billion a year.
S&P said it may lower the long-term rating to AA within the next two years if spending reductions are lower than agreed to, interest rates rise or “new fiscal pressures” during the period result in higher general government debt.
“It’s a reflection of the fact that we haven’t done enough to get our fiscal house in the order,” Anthony Valeri, market strategist in San Diego at LPL Financial, which oversees $340 billion, said in an interview before the downgrade. “Sovereign credit quality is going to remain under pressure for years to come.”
Moody’s Investors Service and Fitch Ratings affirmed their AAA credit ratings on Aug. 2, the day President Barack Obama signed a bill that ended the debt-ceiling impasse that pushed the Treasury to the edge of default. Moody’s and Fitch also said that downgrades were possible if lawmakers fail to enact debt reduction measures and the economy weakens.
S&P’s Assumptions
The measure raised the nation’s debt ceiling until 2013 and threatens automatic spending cuts to enforce $2.4 trillion in spending reductions over the next 10 years.
Even with the agreement, S&P said the nation’s debt may rise to 74 percent of gross domestic product by the end of this year, to 79 percent in 2015 and 85 percent by 2021.
The rating may be lowered further if spending reductions are lower than agreed to, interest rates rise or “new fiscal pressures” result in higher general government debt.
S&P also changed its assumption that the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts would expire by the end of 2012 “because the majority of Republicans in Congress continue to resist any measure that would raise revenues.”
“More broadly, the downgrade reflects our view that the effectiveness, stability, and predictability of American policymaking and political institutions have weakened at a time of ongoing fiscal and economic challenges to a degree more than we envisioned when we assigned a negative outlook to the rating,” S&P said.
‘Grand Bargain’
S&P put the U.S. government on notice on April 18 that it risks losing its AAA rating unless lawmakers agree on a plan by 2013 to reduce budget deficits and the national debt. S&P indicated last month that anything less than $4 trillion in cuts would jeopardize the rating.
“A grand bargain of that nature would signal the seriousness of policy makers to address the fiscal situation in the U.S.,” John Chambers, chairman of S&P’s sovereign rating committee, said in a video interview distributed by the ratings firm on July 28.
Earlier today the Treasury Department found fundamental flaws in S&P’s analysis, according to a person familiar with the situation who declined to be identified because the talks were private. The Wall Street Journal reported that the U.S. found the firm miscalculated future deficit projections by almost $2 trillion.
Consumer Costs
Obama has said a rating cut may hurt the broader economy by increasing consumer borrowing costs tied to Treasury rates. An increase in Treasury yields of 50 basis points would reduce U.S. economic growth by about 0.4 percentage points, JPMorgan said in a report, citing Federal Reserve research and data.
“The hope is that we could keep Treasuries pure, limited to interest rate risk,” Mohamed El-Erian, chief executive and co-chief investment officer at Pacific Investment Management Co., said in a Bloomberg Television interview before the announcement. “The minute you start downgrading away from AAA, you take small steps toward credit risk and that is something any country would like to avoid.”
Treasury yields average about 0.70 percentage point less than the rest of the world’s sovereign debt markets, Bank of America Merrill Lynch indexes show. The difference has expanded from 0.15 percentage point in January.
Foreign Investors
Investors from China to the U.K. are lending money to the U.S. government for a decade at the lowest rates of the year. For many of them, there are few alternatives outside the U.S., no matter what its credit rating.
“Yields are low in the face of a downgrade because there is nowhere else for people to go if they don’t buy Treasuries because they want to be in safe dollar assets,” Carl Lantz, head of interest-rate strategy at Credit Suisse Group AG, one of 20 primary dealers that trade directly with the Federal Reserve, said before the announcement.
Ten-year Treasury yields fell to as low as 2.33 percent in New York today, the least since October. Yields for the nine sovereign borrowers that have lost their AAA ratings since 1998 rose an average of two basis points in the following week, according to JPMorgan.
The committee of bond dealers and investors that advises the U.S. Treasury said the dollar’s status as the world’s reserve currency “appears to be slipping” in quarterly feedback presented to the government on Aug. 3. The U.S. currency’s portion of global currency reserves dropped to 60.7 percent in the period ended March 31, from a peak of 72.7 percent in 2001, International Monetary Fund data show.
Borrowing Committee
“The idea of a reserve currency is that it is built on strength, not typically that it is ‘best among poor choices’,” page 35 of the presentation made by one member of the Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee, which includes representatives from firms ranging from Goldman Sachs Group Inc. to Pimco. “The fact that there are not currently viable alternatives to the U.S. dollar is a hollow victory and perhaps portends a deteriorating fate.”
Members of the TBAC, as the committee is known, which met Aug. 2 in Washington, also discussed the implications of a downgrade of the U.S. sovereign credit rating. “None of the members thought that a downgrade was imminent,” according to minutes of the meeting released by the Treasury.
A U.S. credit-rating cut would likely raise the nation’s borrowing costs by increasing Treasury yields by 60 basis points to 70 basis points over the “medium term,” JPMorgan’s Terry Belton said on a July 26 conference call hosted by the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association. The U.S. spent $414 billion on interest expense in fiscal 2010, or 2.7 percent of gross domestic product, according to Treasury Department data.
“That impact on Treasury rates is significant,” Belton, global head of fixed-income strategy at JPMorgan, said during the call. “That $100 billion a year is money being used for higher interest rates and that’s money being taken away from other goods and services.”
Ausblick Ratingagaentur: von AAA auf AA+ gesenkt und mit Ausblick in 12-18Monaten erneut zu senken..
Wird das ein Spaß...
Ist doch wie immer..
mM
Und wenn die beiden anderen nachziehen dann geht S&P vielleicht schon eine weitere Stufe herunter..
Hier nochmal auf deutsch:
http://www.sueddeutsche.de/geld/...-stuft-us-bonitaet-herab-1.1128750
Ziemlich gruselig. Aber ich glaub einen Black-Monday wirds nicht geben. Vielleicht die ersten Stunden