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KK-AEX-3-11 2009 : “Werelddag van de man !”

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  1. [verwijderd] 3 november 2009 00:20
    quote:

    Hirsch schreef:

    [quote=Mar7]
    @ Hirsch Die inhaalslag houdt vooralsnog in dat beide partijen op gelijke hoogte komen, dus niemand heeft ’t nakijken. Ja en ’t vervolg, dat bepaalt de degene met de beste strategie…..
    [/quote]

    Klopt Mar7

    En gelukkig wordt de winnaar een vrouw OF een man.

    Groet.
    De mooiste overwinning zou een gedeelde zijn.....

    Zo, en nu pitten, morgenvroeg weer stofzuigen ;)
  2. [verwijderd] 3 november 2009 00:25
    quote:

    Mar7 schreef:

    [quote=Hirsch]
    [quote=Mar7]
    @ Hirsch Die inhaalslag houdt vooralsnog in dat beide partijen op gelijke hoogte komen, dus niemand heeft ’t nakijken. Ja en ’t vervolg, dat bepaalt de degene met de beste strategie…..
    [/quote]

    Klopt Mar7

    En gelukkig wordt de winnaar een vrouw OF een man.

    Groet.
    [/quote]

    De mooiste overwinning zou een gedeelde zijn.....

    Zo, en nu pitten, morgenvroeg weer stofzuigen ;)
    En hij ligt vast al te snurken? Arme kerel!

    Groet.
  3. bouwdroger 3 november 2009 07:22
    Ronde 2 is ingezet ;-)

    Nov. 3 (Bloomberg) -- Australia raised its benchmark interest rate by a quarter percentage point for the second time in four weeks, becoming the first nation to increase borrowing costs twice this year as the global economy recovers.

    Reserve Bank Governor Glenn Stevens increased the overnight cash rate target to 3.5 percent from 3.25 percent in Sydney today, as forecast by 18 of 22 economists surveyed by Bloomberg News. The rest expected a half-point move.

    Australia’s dollar and bond yields fell as traders pared bets on the size of future interest-rate increases after Stevens said policy makers judge it’s “prudent” to “gradually” boost borrowing costs. The governor also said the currency’s 29 percent gain this year may hurt exports from the world’s biggest shipper of iron ore, and cool inflation.

    “Today’s move strikes a nice balance -- it edges the cash rate back to more normal levels without threatening the economic recovery,” said Craig James, a senior economist at Commonwealth Bank of Australia. “It is far from certain that rates will rise again in December.”

    The Australian dollar fell to 90.15 U.S. cents at 3:54 p.m. in Sydney from 90.88 cents just before the decision was released, The two-year government bond yield dropped 17 basis points to 4.56 percent. A basis point is 0.01 percentage point.

    Economic growth in Australia, which side-stepped the global recession, will accelerate “close to trend” over the year ahead, driven by rising consumer confidence and Chinese demand for iron ore and coal, Stevens said today.

    Changed Outlook

    Treasurer Wayne Swan said yesterday the economy will expand faster than he previously forecast, growing 1.5 percent in the 12 months to June 30, 2010. In May, he forecast a 0.5 percent contraction. GDP will accelerate to 2.75 percent the following fiscal year, he said yesterday. The economy grew 1 percent in the first six months of this year.
  4. bouwdroger 3 november 2009 07:25
    Hmmm valt tegen volgens mij ;-/

    Nov. 3 (Bloomberg) -- UBS AG, Switzerland’s largest bank, reported a fourth consecutive quarterly loss after a charge to reflect an improvement in the company’s own debt.

    The third-quarter net loss amounted to 564 million Swiss francs ($552 xillion), compared with a profit of 283 million francs a year earlier, the Zurich-based bank said in a statement today. That missed the 337 million-franc loss median estimate of 12 analysts surveyed by Bloomberg.

    UBS debt rose in value as the bank settled a U.S. lawsuit related to tax evasion in August and the Swiss government sold its investment, 10 months after agreeing to prop up the company in October 2008. Chief Executive Officer Oswald Gruebel hired former Merrill Lynch & Co. executive Robert J. McCann last month to help stop client redemptions from UBS’s wealth management business.

    “It’s all about outflows,” said Florian Esterer, who helps manage about $49 billion at Swisscanto Asset Management in Zurich. UBS hasn’t “profited from the recovery in investment banking yet and in private banking they’ve also been only suffering.”

    UBS rose 17 percent this year to 17.35 francs, valuing the company at 61.7 billion francs. That was outpaced by a 42 percent gain in the 63-company Bloomberg Europe Banks and Financial Services Index and a 96 percent increase at rival Credit Suisse Group AG.

  5. TraderRon 3 november 2009 08:39
    Ing blijft ook bezig..

    ING agrees to sell three of its U.S. broker-dealers to Lightyear

    ING announced today that it has reached an agreement to sell three of its U.S. independent retail broker-dealer units, which comprise three-quarters of ING Advisors Network, to Lightyear Capital LLC. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed. The transaction is not expected to have a material impact on ING's earnings.
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