f-h OP BW & Friends-TTT, Mittwoch 03.03.2004
€ 1,2050 0,34
€ 1,2500 0,93
vorausgesetzt, die zinsen sinken nicht...
schaun wir mal...der short lief jedenfalls schon ganz gut, leider mit 0,62 zu früh raus, aktuell bei 0,69 Euronen....
verstehe den kurshype in verbindung mit diesem extremen abgang nicht nach der meldung gestern...
knapp unter 1,21 ist ein retracement.. abwarten.. die 21er werden sie mitnehmen!
wenn die 21 singifikant kippt dürfte es auch weiter runner gehen.. bei 1,185/1,194... jedenfalls unter 1,20
gruß, s.broker
Hab nur mitbekommen dass Telekom ein upgrade erhielt, also mal im Auge halten!
Ansonsten werde ich wohl bald mal bufu-long gehen.
Der DAX macht mir nicht so viel Sorgen, aber dafür die Amis umso mehr...
greetz
Lehman upgrades Specialty Chemicals sector to Positive, firm likes APD, PX, VAL...
JPMorgan downgrades UOPX to Neutral from Overweight, while upping COCO to Overweight from Neutral, also starts HNZ with an Underperform...
First Albany downgrades FILE to Neutral from Buy...
Schwab SoundView upgrades PAYX to Outperform from Neutral...
Thomas Weisel downgrades BMET to Peer Perform from Outperform...
Friedman Billings cuts GI, VLO and FTO to Underperform from Mkt Perform...
BofA initiating coverage on AGI, IGT with Buy ratings and $33 and $50 tgts respectively, also upgrades ALTR to Neutral from Sell... Soleil downgrades X to Sell from Hold.
Gruß
MadX
KLAC upgraded at Moors & Cabot 53.50: Moors & Cabot upgrades KLA-Tencor to Buy from Hold and raises their target to $69 from $55 based on their belief that orders are tracking ahead of plan, booking trends will continue to be strong for most of the year, margins are improving, and the recent decline in the stock has created an attractive entry point.
WSJ : The Wall Street Journal reports that hospitals plan to boost capital spending by 14% annually over the next five years, a new survey shows, a move that could squeeze many hospital systems' already thin profits. According to the article, roughly three-quarters of the 460 U.S. hospitals surveyed said they expected to increase capital investment over the next several years. After years of little or no capital investment increases, hospitals say they have no choice but to spend more now on buying new technologies, such as computerized physician order-entry systems, and expanding emergency and operating room space. The survey was conducted by the Health Financial Management Association, an association of health-care financial executives, with GE Healthcare Financial Services, a unit of General Electric Co. that provides financing for medical investments.
Gruß
MadX