Citigoup - wann einsteigen ?
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Kurzum, ich wäre nicht zu 2,80 EUR eingestiegen wenn ich nicht davon ausgehen würde, nach all meinen eruierten Informationen, dass wir am Ende des Jahres "deutlich" höher stehen wie aktuell.
Gruss
Mal schauen was der tag noch so bringt.
May 13 (Bloomberg) -- Executives at Citigroup Inc.’s Primerica Financial Services unit have approached private-equity firms including J.C. Flowers & Co., Blackstone Group LP, and TPG Inc. to gauge their interest in buying the division’s 100,000- person sales arm, said four people familiar with the matter.
The executives started the talks after Citigroup failed to find a buyer for the entire life insurance company in the past year, said the people, declining to be identified because the talks aren’t public. Citigroup, the recipient of a $52 billion government bailout, hasn’t endorsed the plan, the people said.
Citigroup canceled Primerica’s annual sales convention and a trip to the Bahamas for top agents after the government rescue last year. Primerica is part of Citi Holdings, created by Citigroup Chief Executive Officer Vikram Pandit to house “non- core” units that he wants to eventually sell or wind down as he undoes the legacy of former CEO Sanford “Sandy” Weill.
Citigroup spokesman Stephen Cohen declined to comment. Blackstone and TPG declined to comment through spokespeople, and J. Christopher Flowers, founder of the private equity firm that bears his name, didn’t return a call seeking comment. Primerica’s co-CEOs, John Addison and Rick Williams, declined to comment through spokesman Mark Supic.
Addison told employees in January that he planned to remove any reference to the parent company on Duluth, Georgia-based Primerica’s business cards, brochures, and marketing materials.
New Insurer
In one plan under discussion, the marketing arm would split from Citigroup and start selling policies backed by a new insurer, while Citigroup would retain assets and liabilities from Primerica policies that have already been sold, two of the people said. A transaction wouldn’t yield Citigroup much cash because there are few tangible assets associated with the marketing arm, they said.
Founded in 1977 by Arthur L. Williams, Primerica sells life insurance and investment products such as mutual funds through a mostly part-time sales force of independent agents. Weill’s Commercial Credit Corp. took control of the firm in 1988, using it as a platform to assemble the financial-services titan eventually known as Citigroup.
The division had $2.2 billion of sales last year and net income of $355 million, according to a fact sheet provided by the company.
Talks With Protective
Citigroup sought buyers for the unit last year and held discussions over a three-way deal to sell it to Flowers and Protective Life Corp., according to people with knowledge of those talks. The talks ended as the global credit crisis eroded the value of life insurers’ invested assets. Protective’s stock- market value fell 65 percent last year. Eva Robertson, a Protective Life spokeswoman, didn’t return a call seeking comment.
Government pressure forced Citigroup in January to reverse a decision to buy a $50 million corporate jet and to cancel some Primerica events, which are used to motivate the company’s sales force.
Citigroup must raise $5.5 billion in additional equity to withstand a prolonged recession, the Federal Reserve said last week in announcing results of stress tests on the nation’s biggest financial companies. The firm is planning to exchange more preferred securities into common stock to comply with the demand.
The annual Primerica convention attracted 55,000 people in 2007. This year’s event had been scheduled to take place in June at the Georgia World Congress and Georgia Dome, home to the Atlanta Falcons football team. Trips for top agents to the Atlantis Resort on Paradise Island in the Bahamas and the Eden Roc resort in Miami were also shelved.
mag mir wer mit Tatsachen gestützten Meinungen helfen?
Verkaufen und nach US Eröffnung hoffen günstiger wieder reinzukommen.
Oder aber jetzt nochmal nachkaufen.
Wir dümpeln um meinen Einstiegskurs.
zur zeit rate ich niemandem zu irgendwas, einfach zu unsicher, ich persönlich behalte was ich habe und schaue zu das ich nachkaufe wenn es mir zu tief fällt um meine verluste zu minimieren, aber verkaufen näää.
dass die Aktien fallen wird. Badbank bad news. Alles schon eingepreist, hinzukommen jetzt noch Gewinnmitnahmen. Zittrige steigen jetzt aus und sichern Ihren Gewinn.
Fazit: die 2.70 Euro werden nicht halten......
Einstiegskurse nahe 2 Euro werden wieder kommen......
Viel Glück
Das wird ein guter Handelstag.
wird es bestimmt.....!
Die Stimmen verstummen sobald die 2.70 Euro geknackt sind!
Ein Kauf bei 2 Euro und TIEFER......
Viel Glück
Man muß warten können...
Warum soll ich jetzt schon aufladen,
wenn ich bald die doppelte Menge bekommen......
Also,Geduld ist angesagt.....
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Tokio (BoerseGo.de) - Die Mitsubishi UFJ Trust & Banking Corp. dürfte ihr Angebot für den Erwerb der Citigroup-Sparte NikkoCiti Trust and Banking Corp. zurückziehen. Dies berichtete die Nachrichtenagentur Dow Jones unter Berufung auf Kreise.
Die zur Mitsubishi UFJ gehörende Mitsubishi UFJ Trust & Banking einigte sich vergangenen Dezember mit der Citigroup über einen Kauf der Sparte für 25 Milliarden Yen bzw 260 Millionen Dollar.
Die NikkoCiti Trust & Banking dient zur Abwicklung von Wertpapiergeschäften und Handelsaktivitäten sowie der Festsetzung von Preisen für Investmentfonds.