marct, Obamat võib tabada positiivses mõttes selline efekt, et just tema ajal hakkab see imeline majandusse pumbatud stiimul vilju andma.
Pikemas perspektiivis on aga uus ja huvitav riigivõla supertsükkel see, mis asja untsu keerab.
Madis- Venemaal ei ole olemas pre-paid kaarte selle toote algses tähenduses. Lepingu pead ikka sõlmima ja sissekirjutust omama, et seda SIM-i saada. Pre-paid vene moodi tähendab lepingulist klienti, kes maksab teenuste eest lihtsalt ette.
Sama on ka uute liitujate lugemine. Operaatorid kasutavad seda kui turunduse argumenti. Aastal 2002 oli Eestis sama lugu, et pentration oli 100 juba siis. Tuli see Elisa ja Q GSMi vahelisest maadejagamisest, et kes teine, kes kolmas. Oli ise sel ajal seal tööl. Elisa avladas alati oma juurdekasvu numbrid veidi hiljem kui Q GSM ja millegipärast olid need alati ivake suuremad. Nii pushitaksegi need numbrid üles, iseenesest ei tähenda need mitte midagi.
Just my 2 cents.
Sama on ka uute liitujate lugemine. Operaatorid kasutavad seda kui turunduse argumenti. Aastal 2002 oli Eestis sama lugu, et pentration oli 100 juba siis. Tuli see Elisa ja Q GSMi vahelisest maadejagamisest, et kes teine, kes kolmas. Oli ise sel ajal seal tööl. Elisa avladas alati oma juurdekasvu numbrid veidi hiljem kui Q GSM ja millegipärast olid need alati ivake suuremad. Nii pushitaksegi need numbrid üles, iseenesest ei tähenda need mitte midagi.
Just my 2 cents.
Karum6mm
Jah, usun ise ka, et juhul kui majandus nüüd paranema hakkab, võib vabalt Obama selle oma teenena oma kontole kirjutada ja vaevalt leiduks USA-s tema valijat, kes temas pettuks.
Millegipärast on mul tunne, et Eestis juhtub samuti - juhul kui valitsus peaks vahetuma ja majandus samal ajal paranema hakkama, võib Ansip ilmselt poliitikast üldse lahkuda - vaevalt et keegi temale enam hääli annaks.
Jah, usun ise ka, et juhul kui majandus nüüd paranema hakkab, võib vabalt Obama selle oma teenena oma kontole kirjutada ja vaevalt leiduks USA-s tema valijat, kes temas pettuks.
Millegipärast on mul tunne, et Eestis juhtub samuti - juhul kui valitsus peaks vahetuma ja majandus samal ajal paranema hakkama, võib Ansip ilmselt poliitikast üldse lahkuda - vaevalt et keegi temale enam hääli annaks.
USA aktsiaturud alustavad päeva punases. S&P500 indeks 839 punkti -1.2%lise langusega, WFC, JPM, BAC, CS, DB finantssektorist kõik 7% kuni 15% punases.
Saksamaa DAX +0.25%
Prantsusmaa CAC 40 -0.32%
Inglismaa FTSE 100 +0.53%
Hispaania IBEX 35 -0.35%
Venemaa MICEX -3.02%
Poola WIG -0.87%
Aasia turud:
Jaapani Nikkei 225 -2.31%
Hong Kongi Hang Seng -2.85%
Hiina Shanghai A (kodumaine) +0.37%
Hiina Shanghai B (välismaine) +0.61%
Lõuna-Korea Kosdaq -1.36%
Tai Set 50 -0.58%
India Sensex 30 -2.45%
Bank Of Canada Overnight Rate target down 50 bps to 1.00%
Don't Invest in Hope
By Rev Shark
RealMoney.com Contributor
1/20/2009 9:09 AM EST
"I told them that government couldn't solve all their problems. But with a slight change in priorities, we make sure every child had a decent shot at life and meet the challenges we faced as a nation."
-- Barrack Obama
As Barrack Obama takes the office of President, the challenges that the economy and the stock market face have never been greater. The potential for a long and ugly recession (if not a depression) remains, despite massive efforts to bail out the banking and housing industries. There is little to show that the trillions of dollars that have already been committed are having any material impact on the dire economic environment.
Unfortunately, expectations for the new Presidential Administration are already very high, and the broad outlines of most major policy initiatives are already known. There is a lot of hope that today's inauguration will mark a dramatic change in our economic prospects.
So what do we, as individual investors, do at this point? There is certainly nothing wrong with being optimistic and hopeful that positive major changes lie ahead. No matter what your political allegiances might be, we are already far down the policy path of bailouts as our preferred solution, and there is little that can be done but to try to make that approach work.
The most important thing investors need to do is to be patient and wait for some proof that some positive changes actually are occurring. As we've seen with the banking system, it is very easy to be premature in believing that the worst is over. A major turn is going to take some time and will produce false hope and further disappointment along the way.
This morning, we are seeing how the banking problems are continuing despite many proclamations that the worst is over. Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) , State Street (STT) , Bank of America (BAC) , Citigroup (C) and others are all dealing with problems that were unforeseen by most of the market just a few weeks ago.
The air is likely to be full of hopeful rhetoric today, which may make us feel better about the future, but as investors, it is not a sufficient reason to act. What we need is a market that actually acts better. There will always be plenty of talk about how we are about to see higher prices in the near future, but our most important job in a bear market like this one is to protect our capital rather than guess at turning points.
Hope will fill the air, and that might even help cheer up this gloomy-looking market for a while, but when it comes to our financial future, we will need to wait for proof that meaningful economic change really is being anticipated by this market.
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Ülespoole avanevad:
Few names are trading higher on significant volume in premarket following yesterday's downward pressure in trading overseas... In reaction to strong earnings/guidance: FRX +4.4%... Other news: NBL +5.8% (announced a natural gas discovery at the Tamar prospect in the Matan license, offshore Israel), GLD +1.7% (gold spot prices seeing early strength)... Analyst comments: MOT +3.1% (raised to Conviction Buy from Neutral By Goldman-DJ).
Allapoole avanevad:
In reaction to disappointing earnings/guidance: RBS -66.4%, STT -37.4% (updated risk factor disclosures in 8-K filing out on Friday), LOGI -14.5%, RF -11.5%, PH -10.7% (light volume), SU -7.6% (light volume), URI -1.7%, JNJ -1.2%... Select financial names showing weakness following yesterday's plunge in European and Irish banks: LYG -58.9% (shares tumble in Europe on capital concerns - Daily Telegraph), IRE -52.1%, BCS -37.5%, AIB -25.9%, CS -15.7%, HBC -14.0% (HSBC Holdings has not sought capital support from the U.K. government and cannot envisage circumstances where such action would be necessary - DJ), DB -12.1%, RF -11.9%, STD -10.1%, NTRS -9.9%, BAC -9.7% (target lowered to $5 at Friedman Billings, ests lowered at Ladenburg and downgraded to Hold at Stifel Nicolaus), UBS -9.7%, AXA -8.5%, BK -6.9%, BBT -5.9%, STI -5.7%, SOV -4.9%, PNC -4.5%, WFC -4.5% (FBR expects a dividend cut sometime in 1H09; would continue to avoid shares), BBD -4.0%, MS -3.8%, GS -3.6%, V -2.3%... Select oil/gas names trading lower with weakness in crude: BP -6.5%, RDS.A -4.1%, PTR -3.7%, SLB -3.5%, TOT -2.5%, E -2.5%, COP -1.6% (downgraded to Hold at Argus), CVX -1.6%, XOM -1.3%... Select metals/mining names showing weakness: BBL -8.3%, MT -6.7%, AAUK -5.9%, BHP -5.7% (downgraded to Neutral at UBS), GOLD -5.6%, HMY -5.6%, RTP -5.4% (struggles to sell assets to cut debt burden - The Independent), RIO -3.5%... Analyst comments: AGU -5.6% assumed with Sell from Buy at Citigroup), PALM -5.6% (downgraded to Neutral at JPMorgan), RL -5.3% (downgraded to Sell from Neutral at Goldman- DJ), RDEN -5.2% (downgraded to Market Perform at Wachovia), BHI -4.9% (downgraded to Underweight at Morgan Stanley), MOS -2.7% assumed with Hold from Buy at Citigroup), POT -2.5% assumed with Hold from Buy at Citigroup).
By Rev Shark
RealMoney.com Contributor
1/20/2009 9:09 AM EST
"I told them that government couldn't solve all their problems. But with a slight change in priorities, we make sure every child had a decent shot at life and meet the challenges we faced as a nation."
-- Barrack Obama
As Barrack Obama takes the office of President, the challenges that the economy and the stock market face have never been greater. The potential for a long and ugly recession (if not a depression) remains, despite massive efforts to bail out the banking and housing industries. There is little to show that the trillions of dollars that have already been committed are having any material impact on the dire economic environment.
Unfortunately, expectations for the new Presidential Administration are already very high, and the broad outlines of most major policy initiatives are already known. There is a lot of hope that today's inauguration will mark a dramatic change in our economic prospects.
So what do we, as individual investors, do at this point? There is certainly nothing wrong with being optimistic and hopeful that positive major changes lie ahead. No matter what your political allegiances might be, we are already far down the policy path of bailouts as our preferred solution, and there is little that can be done but to try to make that approach work.
The most important thing investors need to do is to be patient and wait for some proof that some positive changes actually are occurring. As we've seen with the banking system, it is very easy to be premature in believing that the worst is over. A major turn is going to take some time and will produce false hope and further disappointment along the way.
This morning, we are seeing how the banking problems are continuing despite many proclamations that the worst is over. Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) , State Street (STT) , Bank of America (BAC) , Citigroup (C) and others are all dealing with problems that were unforeseen by most of the market just a few weeks ago.
The air is likely to be full of hopeful rhetoric today, which may make us feel better about the future, but as investors, it is not a sufficient reason to act. What we need is a market that actually acts better. There will always be plenty of talk about how we are about to see higher prices in the near future, but our most important job in a bear market like this one is to protect our capital rather than guess at turning points.
Hope will fill the air, and that might even help cheer up this gloomy-looking market for a while, but when it comes to our financial future, we will need to wait for proof that meaningful economic change really is being anticipated by this market.
-----------------------------
Ülespoole avanevad:
Few names are trading higher on significant volume in premarket following yesterday's downward pressure in trading overseas... In reaction to strong earnings/guidance: FRX +4.4%... Other news: NBL +5.8% (announced a natural gas discovery at the Tamar prospect in the Matan license, offshore Israel), GLD +1.7% (gold spot prices seeing early strength)... Analyst comments: MOT +3.1% (raised to Conviction Buy from Neutral By Goldman-DJ).
Allapoole avanevad:
In reaction to disappointing earnings/guidance: RBS -66.4%, STT -37.4% (updated risk factor disclosures in 8-K filing out on Friday), LOGI -14.5%, RF -11.5%, PH -10.7% (light volume), SU -7.6% (light volume), URI -1.7%, JNJ -1.2%... Select financial names showing weakness following yesterday's plunge in European and Irish banks: LYG -58.9% (shares tumble in Europe on capital concerns - Daily Telegraph), IRE -52.1%, BCS -37.5%, AIB -25.9%, CS -15.7%, HBC -14.0% (HSBC Holdings has not sought capital support from the U.K. government and cannot envisage circumstances where such action would be necessary - DJ), DB -12.1%, RF -11.9%, STD -10.1%, NTRS -9.9%, BAC -9.7% (target lowered to $5 at Friedman Billings, ests lowered at Ladenburg and downgraded to Hold at Stifel Nicolaus), UBS -9.7%, AXA -8.5%, BK -6.9%, BBT -5.9%, STI -5.7%, SOV -4.9%, PNC -4.5%, WFC -4.5% (FBR expects a dividend cut sometime in 1H09; would continue to avoid shares), BBD -4.0%, MS -3.8%, GS -3.6%, V -2.3%... Select oil/gas names trading lower with weakness in crude: BP -6.5%, RDS.A -4.1%, PTR -3.7%, SLB -3.5%, TOT -2.5%, E -2.5%, COP -1.6% (downgraded to Hold at Argus), CVX -1.6%, XOM -1.3%... Select metals/mining names showing weakness: BBL -8.3%, MT -6.7%, AAUK -5.9%, BHP -5.7% (downgraded to Neutral at UBS), GOLD -5.6%, HMY -5.6%, RTP -5.4% (struggles to sell assets to cut debt burden - The Independent), RIO -3.5%... Analyst comments: AGU -5.6% assumed with Sell from Buy at Citigroup), PALM -5.6% (downgraded to Neutral at JPMorgan), RL -5.3% (downgraded to Sell from Neutral at Goldman- DJ), RDEN -5.2% (downgraded to Market Perform at Wachovia), BHI -4.9% (downgraded to Underweight at Morgan Stanley), MOS -2.7% assumed with Hold from Buy at Citigroup), POT -2.5% assumed with Hold from Buy at Citigroup).
Motorola tänane lisamine conviction buy listi Goldman Sachsi poolt on kindlasti väga tugev liigutus. Aktsiale, mida pommitatakse vaid negatiivsete uudistega, on see tõeline taevamanna.
Nafta täna kuidagi närviline? Ah neid pealkirju küll:"Traders who can find storage space take advantage of cheap oil, bidding up price". Ah ja päeva lõpus tahaks siis Obama effekti ka näha nagu kombeks meeletut tõusu või miskit sellist sest keegi hakkab ostma ja odavalt. ;-)
naftafutuuri veebruari lepingu kauplemine viimasel päeval on volatiilne, täna tasub vaadata juba märtsi lepingut, mis liigub märksa rahulikumalt
Bank of NY reschedules 4Q08 earnings conference call for Tuesday, January 20
Tulemused avaldatakse 23.30 meie aja järgi ning konverentsikõne 24.00. Tier1 capital ratiole oodatakse tõusmist võrreldes 13.1% peale septembri lõpu 9.3% pealt.
Kas tulemas on midagi väga kurja, et üritatakse ühe punasega asjad ühelepoole saada või on lootust finantsile tuge pakkuda?
Tulemused avaldatakse 23.30 meie aja järgi ning konverentsikõne 24.00. Tier1 capital ratiole oodatakse tõusmist võrreldes 13.1% peale septembri lõpu 9.3% pealt.
Kas tulemas on midagi väga kurja, et üritatakse ühe punasega asjad ühelepoole saada või on lootust finantsile tuge pakkuda?
http://1mindmanythoughts.blogspot.com/2008/06/what-can-i-do.html:
Abraham Lincoln, the president of America had well said "Ask not what Country can do for you, Ask what you can do for your country"!
Teoreetiliselt JFK kasutas sama fraasi ja tegi selle kuulsaks :)
Abraham Lincoln, the president of America had well said "Ask not what Country can do for you, Ask what you can do for your country"!
Teoreetiliselt JFK kasutas sama fraasi ja tegi selle kuulsaks :)
20 päeva aastast möödumas. S&P500 indeks lõpetas 2008. aasta 903 punkti peal ja on nüüd 805 punkti... -11% aasta algusest...
Ja tuleb veel ...
ES futuur alla 800 punkti.
IBM prelim $3.28 vs $3.03 First Call consensus; revs $27 bln vs $28.15 bln First Call consensus
IBM sees FY09 EPS of at least $9.20 vs $8.75 First Call consensus
Üsna kena ja futuurid ka kosunud kergelt.
IBM sees FY09 EPS of at least $9.20 vs $8.75 First Call consensus
Üsna kena ja futuurid ka kosunud kergelt.
Citigroup declares quarterly dividend of $0.01; down from $0.16 previously
Päris muhe:D
Päris muhe:D
oh kus hellitavad
Tänast börsipäeva iseloomustas aadrilaskmine finantssektoris:
Finantsi 3 kordne bull FAS kaotas oma väärtusest rohkem kui 40%:D