Portugal Telecom (WKN:895464)
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egal , Hauptsache aufwärts...rechne mal mehrere Varianten durch ...
...bitte auf die Widerstände achten...
uww.
tendenziell , voll Aufwärts abzugehen ...
Vorschau von möglichen Kurszielen :
1.) kleine S K S = bei 3,31 € ,
2.) V Formation : 3,68 € ( Hochpunkt im Mai 2013 ) ,
3.) S K S Formation ( gra. ) = > 3,7x € und
4.) nach dem Trend Durchbruch nach Oben : 4,12 €
Jahreshoch vom Januar 2013 bis zu max.4,50 €
aAog.
die Fibonacci Zeitpojektionen vom Jahres Tief 2013 .
Vielen Dank : W.
HSBC Trinkaus Daily Trading vom 16.08.2013 zum Thema Stoxx 600....
(mein Internet kollabiert...)
Kürzungen kommt , wenn die Kurse am Boden liegen ...
Mit steigenden Kursen verbessern sich auch die Geschäfts -
Aussichten und die Erträge und erst wenn die Kurse
stark gelaufen sind steigen wieder die Dividenden ...
...und so schließt sich wieder der Kreislauf ...
Auf gute Kurse...
..."HSBC Trinkaus Daily Trading vom Heute,11.09.2013
zum Thema Stoxx Europe 600 Telecom...."
..."Titel : Druchbruch geschaft !"
...lesenswert...
...da haben wir noch nach hole bedarf ...
Sollten wir nochmal in den Bereich 3,20 gehen, werde ich vermutlich doch nochmal aufstocken/verteuern (EK derzeit 3,09).
Ma schaun...
Die Erwartungen an PT :
> Langfristig Positiv ( 1,8 Milliarden € an Synergie Effekten )
> Analysten Kursziele sollten steigen mit " Neu Bewertungen"
> Investment Kauf Signale aus dem Sep.und Okt.wirken unterstützend ...
In der Erwartungshaltung befindet sich der Test von ca.4,124 €...
Wow.
Bin gespannt, wie der mögliche Zusammengang der beiden Unternehmen vonstatten gehen soll.
( Bremsklotz Verschmelzung mit Oi )
Der Portugische Aufbruch :
...mit der Henkel Tasse in der Hand liegt er noch am
Sonnenstrand ...und er träumte weiter ,der Himmel war so heiter...
Die Zahlen gab es auch dazu :
Kurs Ziel Bereich 3,6-2,56+3,6 = 4,64 max. oder
3,4-2,56+3,4 = 4,24 !?.
Nun Schlaf in ruh !
http://www.irishexaminer.com/business/...-to-exit-bailout-251568.html
http://translate.google.de/...to-exit-bailout-251568.html&act=url
Portugal exchanged €6.64bn of bonds to reduce debt repayments due in the next two years as it tries to exit its €78bn international bailout without needing another rescue.
The swap will push back repayments on €837m of bonds maturing in June 2014, as well as €1.64bn of debt due in October 2014 and €4.16bn of October 2015 securities Lisbon- based debt agency IGCP said yesterday.
In their place, investors will receive about €2.68bn of notes due in October 2017 and €3.97bn of June 2018 bonds.
“We view the result of the exchange transaction as a big success for Portugal as it is heading out of its existing bailout program,” David Schnautz, a fixed-income strategist at Commerzbank in New York, wrote in an email.
The debt exchange “limits the near-term rollover risk,” he said.
Portugal’s government is trying to regain full access to debt markets with the end of its rescue program from the EU and IMF approaching in June.
It forecasts that debt will peak at 127.8% of gross domestic product this year. The country’s 10-year yield is still higher than in May, when the rate reached the lowest since 2010 and the country last sold bonds.
“Portugal has been on the right track under its adjustment program, but the initial three-year time frame was not long enough,” Commerzbank’s Schnautz said. “Portugal should still opt for asking for a precautionary conditional credit line” from its international creditors, he said.
Portugal’s two-year note yield fell three basis points, or 0.03 percentage point, to 3.26% at 1:39pm, after earlier touching a six-month low of 3.18%. The five-year yield dropped 17 basis points to 4.80%.
Before today’s swap, there were €13.6bn of the 2014 notes outstanding and €13.4bn of the 2015 bonds, according to IGCP’s website.
The debt agency in October 2012 exchanged €3.76bn of notes maturing in September 2013 for the same value of those due in October 2015, reducing its 2013 repayment burden.
Portugal pays an interest rate of 3.2% on its bailout loans and its debt is ranked below investment grade by Fitch Ratings, Moody’s Investors Service and Standard & Poor’s.
“It was a good operation,” Filipe Silva, who manages €100m at Banco Carregosa in Oporto, northern Portugal, said in an emailed note.
“To accept the exchange for 2017 and 2018 is, above all, a good sign, for the risk perception of Portuguese debt.”
http://www.telecom.pt/InternetResource/PTSite/UK/...14/res19fev14.htm
Press release PDF 316KB
/27 pages Slides
PDF 2.1MB
57 pág. Conf. call
MP3 20MB
16:00 Port/UK Key Figures
XLS 215KB
Previous results
Consolidated financial highlights (1) Euro million
2013 2012 y.o.y§
Operating revenues 2,911 3,079 (5.4%)
Operating costs (2) 1,749 1,789 (2.2%)
EBITDA (3) 1,162 1,290 (9.9%)
EBITDA margin (4) 39.9 41.9 (2.0pp)
Income from operations (5) 396 467 (15.3%)
Net income 331 226 46.6%
Capex 589 661 (10.9%)§
Capex as % of revenues (%) 20.2 21.5 (1.2pp)
EBITDA minus Capex 573 629 (8.8%)
Operating cash flow 508 577 (11.9%)
Free cash flow 376 251 49.8%
Adjusted net debt (6) 4,619 4,566 1.2%
After-tax unfunded PRB obligations 738 625 18.1%
Adj. net debt/EBITDA (x) (7) 3.5 3.3 0.2x
Basic earnings per share 0.39 0.26 46.9%
Diluted earnings per share (8) 0.39 0.26 46.1%