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Ich werde jetzt nicht meine Longpositionen verkaufen.
Ich bleibe 2-3 Jahre investiert.
Hoffentlich stehe ich das mental durch. :)
wenn wir uns morgen so 1,60-1,65 einpendeln wär okay
allerdings könnten es auch 1,75 werden oder sowas
The insurer will report that results in the first three months of 2009 improved from the record $61.7 billion fourth- quarter loss that New York-based AIG posted in March, according to the people, who declined to be identified because the firm scheduled its earnings announcement for May 7.
May 4 (Bloomberg) -- American International Group Inc., the insurer rescued four times by the U.S., may post first-quarter results this week that don’t trigger a new capital injection from the government, said three people familiar with the matter.
The insurer will report that results in the first three months of 2009 improved from the record $61.7 billion fourth- quarter loss that New York-based AIG posted in March, according to the people, who declined to be identified because the firm scheduled its earnings announcement for May 7.
The Federal Reserve and Government Accountability Office said in March that AIG might need more funds on top of the $182.5 billion already committed, souring Congress on expanded U.S. aid to financial firms. The quarterly report would be the first since AIG’s bailout in September in which taxpayers weren’t asked for more cash to stabilize the insurer, deemed by regulators to be crucial to the financial system.
“The fact they don’t appear to need more money is important because it may be a bottoming out of their problems,” said Phillip Phan, professor of management at the Johns Hopkins Carey Business School in Baltimore. It is too early to conclude the insurer has been stabilized, Phan said.
Christina Pretto, a spokeswoman for AIG, Michelle Smith of the Federal Reserve and Stephanie Cutter of the Treasury declined to comment.
Subprime Loans
AIG was first rescued in September with an $85 billion credit line after a liquidity squeeze caused by credit-default swaps the insurer sold to banks to protect them against losses on holdings tied to subprime mortgages. The company agreed in September to hand over a controlling stake to the U.S. and to install Edward Liddy as chairman and chief executive officer, replacing Robert Willumstad.
The Federal Reserve said in March, on the day of the fourth bailout, that stabilizing the firm “will take time and possibly further government support.” The GAO later said that “further assistance” might be required.
The insurer’s bailout expanded as AIG was unable to sell enough assets to repay the loan and the company’s fixed-income holdings declined further amid the recession. The bailout grew to $122.8 billion, $152.5 billion and then $182.5 billion in March as the government sought to prevent losses at banks that did business with AIG. The company owes about $45.5 billion on a $60 billion Federal Reserve credit line as of last week.
In addition to the credit line, the bailout includes an injection of as much as $70 billion in capital and $52.5 billion to buy mortgage-linked assets owned or backed by AIG.
The U.S. said in March that AIG may be permitted to reduce the interest it pays on government loans and investments in the firm.
To contact the reporters on this story: Hugh Son in New York at hson1@bloomberg.net;
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AIG 1.46, +0.08, +5.8%) is likely to post first-quarter results Thursday that won't trigger a new capital injection from the U.S. government, Bloomberg News reported Monday, citing people familiar with the matter. The insurer will report results better than the record $61.7 billion fourth-quarter loss it posted in March, the report said.
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The news on the stress tests prompted a note of caution in financial markets -- with the dollar edging up and stocks subdued -- after shares rallied on Monday as data raised hopes the worst slump in the global economy in six decades is bottoming out.
Australia's central bank was expected to hold interest rates at a record low of 3 percent on Tuesday as it saves dwindling policy ammunition for tougher times ahead.
The global recession was triggered by a crisis in the financial sector and U.S. regulators have been poring over the holdings of the 19 largest U.S. banks to determine if they have enough capital to withstand further shocks.
Banks were expected to be briefed on Tuesday on the final results, which will be published on Thursday.
A source familiar with official talks told Reuters about 10 would be told they needed to increase the size of their capital cushions.
Some banks have complained that regulators have been too harsh in their assessment of how much of a buffer they need to absorb future losses and were underestimating profitability.
"The banking system can handle an awful lot of loss and be OK," JPMorgan Chase & Co Chief Executive Jamie Dimon said on a conference call, adding that he agreed with legendary investor Warren Buffett who said many banks have enough earning power to make up for future losses.
U.S. stock futures eased 0.3 percent, while the MSCI index of Asia Pacific stocks outside Japan edged up to a seven-month high, up 0.6 percent on the day. The index has gained nearly 40 percent since hitting a bottom on March 10.
MASSIVE LOSSES
Several of the biggest U.S. financial institutions have been rescued with government money after booking massive losses tied to a housing market bust.
One, insurer American International Group, is expected to post a first-quarter loss on Thursday, a source familiar with the matter said.
But the source said the loss would be significantly lower than AIG's record fourth-quarter loss of $61.7 billion and would not prompt a fresh injection of government capital.
Bank shares were standout performers on Wall Street on Monday as investors bet their capital shortfalls would be manageable and housing data fueled hopes the recession is easing.
Pending sales of existing U.S. homes rose unexpectedly in March and U.S. construction spending rose a slim 0.3 percent the same month, its first increase since September.
Allerdings soll das Minus lange nicht so hoch sein wie noch im 4. Quartal, dass gibt doch Anlass zur Hoffnung:-),
Was meint ihr, heute nachkaufen?
Gruß
Nachkaufen kann man immer, besser gestern als heute, es kommt immer auf den Anlagehorizont eines jeden Investors an.
Der sechste Quartalsverlust in Folge dürfte nicht zu einer weiteren staatlichen Stützungsmassnahme führen, hiess es am späten Montagabend in New Yorker Finanzkreisen. Wie es weiter hiess, lag der Verlust im ersten Quartal deutlich unter demjenigen des letzten Abschnittes im Jahre 2008. Damals hatte der Konzern einen Verlust von 61,7 Milliarden Dollar ausgewiesen. Dies war der höchste Quartalsverlust eines Unternehmens in der Geschichte.
AIG hat sich vor allem mit Versicherungen auf hoch spekulative Papiere verzockt und kann nur noch dank staatlicher Stützungsmassnahmen in Höhe von insgesamt 180 Milliarden Dollar überleben. Der Konzern gilt als Spinne im Netz der internationalen Finanzkonzerne.
Eine Pleite AIGs würde nach Einschätzung von Experten zu einem Zusammenbruch der Finanzmärkte und zahlreicher weiterer Versicherer und Banken führen. AIG will am Donnerstag die Quartalszahlen veröffentlichen und war am Dienstag vorerst nicht zu einer Stellungnahme zu den Kreise-Informationen zu erreichen.
Egal, nun hoffen wir mal das diese Woche und gute News die Kraft haben die 2 zu knacken.
Datum Erster Hoch Tief Schluss Stücke
05.05.09 - - - 1,46 105.445.400
04.05.09 1,43 1,51 1,41 1,46 92.059.400
01.05.09 1,38 1,41 1,37 1,38 30.938.000
30.04.09 1,46 1,46 1,36 1,38 58.350.300
29.04.09 1,40 1,42 1,37 1,41 59.849.200
28.04.09 1,35 1,48 1,33 1,34 53.534.000
27.04.09 1,40 1,44 1,36 1,40 56.071.100
24.04.09 1,53 1,53 1,43 1,46 77.127.600
Und weil einige immer meinen das AIG nicht steigen würde. Lassen wir mal nun den letzten Sprung außen vor.
Kurze grobe Rechnung:
Citi im Tief um die 70 Cent nun 2,40 - macht vom Tief her ein Plus von ca 250 %
BoA im Tief um die 2,50 nun bei 7,50 - macht vom Tief her ein Plus von ca 200 %
nun AIG im Tief um die 25 Cent wir nehmen nur den Kurs von letzter Woche über 1 Euro -
macht also um die 300 %
Birnen mit Äpfeln zu vergleichen ist nicht mein Ding, aber weil viele immer meinten das diese 3 Werte hätten eigentlich parallel hätten laufen müssen. Die eine am Tag X mal mehr, die andere mal am Tag Y etwas mehr, aber unterm Strich hat AIG scheinbar doch mehr zugelegt, aber einige rechnen scheinbar nur von Ihrem Einstieg ab, aber gut das sind dann leider meist die Anfänger.
hallo kwasar, ich habe mich in #6369 auf stehauf-s posting #6345 bezogen.
In der Welle (24.4 - 5.5.) zwischen $1,33 - $1,46 liessen sich 10 % machen.
Die 300 % TheNc, sind nur wenigen (eben den Profis) zugefallen - GLÜCK-AUF !