• Thursday, March 11th, 2010
The general situation of the awards seems now to be closed circle. “The descent of a sector drags the other,” says Paola Brunelli, manager of Credit Suisse Asset Management, “To see a bounce it will take an exogenous factor, but difficult to detect. It could be the intervention of the government as France Telecom or new injections of liquidity, or finally tax reforms. But they are assumptions. However, if the season of the results to be better than expected, as happened at the end of the first quarter, then it reports confidence to investors. In this case evaluations of securities would be cheap compared to its historical context and therefore interesting. “
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• Wednesday, March 10th, 2010
Start with a bang for the French telephone giant. Rumors that the state can effectively trans support the company are putting wings Title: +8.7% to 14.19 euros. Yesterday France Telecom had gained 16%.
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• Monday, March 08th, 2010
wander off-road four-wheel, while in France the two listed securities have a balanced road holding. Despite the confirmation of the annual goals (profits before tax to EUR 4 million), Volkswagen is currently hindered the stock market and loses 4.81% to 31.8 euros. Same trend for BMW that leaves at ground level from 3.4% to 38.59 euros, while DaimlerChrysler sells 2.1%. Positive both in soil Renault (+0.47%) and Peugeot (+0.2%).
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• Monday, March 08th, 2010
It ‘another session of heavy discounts for the title of France’s Vivendi Universal, the Paris stock exchange, which scored a loss of 3%, passing from hand to 25.90 euros. The market does not reward the partial transfer of the capital Environmental Environnement. French media giant has sold 12% of the capital Environnement to Deutsche Bank, which should bear the participation for one year.
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• Monday, March 08th, 2010
No peace for the German phone giant. The debacle of the “twin” of doom France Telecom (-8.2%) to Deutsche Telekom is doing to mark the new lows: 8.95 euro declined by almost 4%. The other day, the company led by Ron Sommer had sold 1, 8% stake in FT, trying to cover so a little ‘boxes of the company (67 billion of debt ndr.)
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• Sunday, March 07th, 2010
Close to decrease the leading financial centers of the Old Continent. Worst performance for London terminating the session late, 1, 12% at 4703 points. Flexion Abbey (-5.17%), while mmO2 after the last business day of yesterday marked a decrease of 3.14%. Faces pull even in Frankfurt, the Dax, where now he is losing 0.87%. Munich Re declined, affected by the choice of Deutsche Bank to sell its share capital. Reassicurativo The group is leaving at ground level from 3.61%, while the surplus of the banking Collage 0.82%. Red mark for Allianz (-3.13%). Signs of recovery, however, for Marschollek (+4.92%) dealing with problems related to the counting of your financial information. In Paris, however, the CAC has completed his trade in slight loss of 0.14%. To note the collapse of Aventis (-5.16%) and yet another misstep by France Telecom which has left at ground level from 3.03%.
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• Sunday, March 07th, 2010
tough day for the securities of European luxury negative trend which does not avoid the title of Swiss Richement, the company’s luxury jeweler Cartier and owner of famous watchmakers such as Panerai and Baume & Mercier. The title marks the Zurich Stock Exchange fell by 4.26%, passing from hand to 34.80 Swiss francs.
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• Wednesday, March 03rd, 2010
The confirmation of the operation of the buy back a billion does not seem to have much impact on Enel, which passes from hand to share 6.48 euros, down 0.34%, but with volumes below average. The deal was announced months ago, but not yet formally approved. If the buyback does not have warmed the hearts of the market, the reassurances about the future of Wind had no better luck. Franco Tato, who has chosen mobile phone provider for the farewell speech, he reiterated the targets achieved for a company that has emerged from start-ups and getting ready to come to net profit for 2005 and cash flow positive next year. Confirmed once again the important role of Wind in the Italian market, characterized by many companies in trouble and, according to the former administrator of opportunity to undermine the position of Telecom. The uncertainties are probably from the role of France Telecom, which is determined to alienate the participation and the market is dubious about the disbursement, coinciding also uncertainty about the quote, in fact postponed sine die.
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• Wednesday, March 03rd, 2010
plus sign in these early stages of the day for the securities of the telephone industry of the continent. In Frankfurt, Deutsche Telekom title marks a rise of 1, 6%, passing from hand to 12.7 euros. But purchase orders also support France Telecom (+0.83%) and Orange marks +1.75% to 5.82 euros. Well also the first trade between Spain’s Telefonica, up 0.99% at the Madrid Stock Exchange.
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• Wednesday, March 03rd, 2010
slip into the red marker German giant Deutsche Telekom, which the Frankfurt Stock Exchange scored a fall of 1, 34%, passing from hand to 13.62 euros. Instead remain in positive ground the other players in the sector: France Télécom, which earns 5% and Orange with an increase dell1, 16%.
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