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  1. [verwijderd] 20 oktober 2008 13:33
    quote:

    vito 7 schreef:

    zigzag zigzag zigzag.
    boem.
    MVG Vito
    ;-)
    en ik denk dat je niet de enige bent die verwacht dat de opluchtings-rally vanochtend in us-futs en aex toch wat (te) groot is
    zie dax (nog maar pietsie groen dax 4800 = aex 260)
    us-futs met peanut-volume omhoog getikt
    nu volumes hoger worden flink down
  2. [verwijderd] 20 oktober 2008 13:36
    quote:

    cadesc. schreef:

    [quote=vito 7]
    zigzag zigzag zigzag.
    boem.
    MVG Vito
    [/quote]
    ;-)
    en ik denk dat je niet de enige bent die verwacht dat de opluchtings-rally vanochtend in us-futs en aex toch wat (te) groot is
    zie dax (nog maar pietsie groen dax 4800 = aex 260)
    us-futs met peanut-volume omhoog getikt
    nu volumes hoger worden flink down
    denk dat richting voor rest van de dag bepaald gaat worden door cijfers van BoA en American Express
  3. [verwijderd] 20 oktober 2008 13:49
    quote:

    Kopie schreef:

    Huh? FD had ze voor vanmiddag staan.
    Zijn die vervroegd uitgebracht dan?

    [quote=ouwebeursrot]
    Banc Of America cijfers waren er 6 oktober al hoor......En AXP is nabeurs.....Bernanke laat weer wat van zich horen om 16.00 uur.....
    [/quote]
    ze staan overal voor vandaag..
  4. forum rang 4 ONN 20 oktober 2008 13:49
    quote:

    Kopie schreef:

    Huh? FD had ze voor vanmiddag staan.
    Zijn die vervroegd uitgebracht dan?

    [quote=ouwebeursrot]
    Banc Of America cijfers waren er 6 oktober al hoor......En AXP is nabeurs.....Bernanke laat weer wat van zich horen om 16.00 uur.....
    [/quote]
    -BofA earnings tumble, cuts div; to raise $10 bln [JCJHRWY]

    (Adds additional comments from conference call)
    By Christian Plumb
    NEW YORK, Oct 6 (Reuters) - Bank of America Corp <BAC.N>,
    citing "recessionary conditions," on Monday halved its dividend
    and said it would sell at least $10 billion in new common stock
    to bolster its capital to offset rising loan losses.
    The largest U.S. bank, which has worried some investors
    over the past year with big ticket takeovers of mortgage lender
    Countrywide Financial Corp and investment bank Merrill Lynch &
    Co Inc, also said quarterly earnings slid a
    steeper-than-expected 68 percent.
    Bank of America, whose shares were down nearly 9 percent in
    extended trading after the surprise announcement, had been seen
    as one of the industry's pillars of strength but the results
    and accompanying moves to bolster its capital, showed that it
    too, is struggling with the credit crisis.
    "These are the most difficult times for financial
    institutions that I have experienced in my 39 years in
    banking," said Kenneth Lewis, its chairman and chief executive
    officer, in a statement.
    Bank of America warned that credit quality continued to
    weaken during the quarter, and Lewis said he expected higher
    credit losses and depressed earnings ahead.
    Third-quarter net income dropped to $1.18 billion, or 15
    cents a share, from $3.70 billion, or 82 cents a share, a year
    ago.
    "It was a perfect storm kind of quarter," he said in a
    conference call with analysts.
    Analysts looked for earnings per share of 60 cents,
    excluding one-time items, according to Reuters Estimates. It
    was not clear whether the estimate was comparable to the
    quarterly figure which was reported on a net basis.
    The weaker earnings were driven by higher credit costs
    resulting largely from two of its most recent acquisitions --
    Countrywide Financial Corp, which had been the country's
    largest independent mortgage lender, and Chicago-based LaSalle
    Bank.
    "I'm sure it's a surprise. It's another tile in the mosaic.
    Things are not good with financial companies. This reflects it.
    This has to be a disappointment," said Lou Brien, market
    strategist at DRW Trading in Chicago.
    Charlotte, North Carolina-based Bank of America said it was
    cutting its quarterly payout to 32 cents a share from 64 cents,
    which will add more than $1.4 billion in capital per quarter.
    In addition, it aims to sell $10 billion in new common
    stock and could sell more based on demand, the bank's
    executives said on a conference call.
    "I don't think anything is easy in this market, but they
    are perceived as one of the stronger franchises, and I think
    they will have a somewhat easier time than others (raising
    capital)," said Rick Meckler, chief investment officer of
    LibertyView Capital Management in New York.
    So far this year, Bank of America shares have fallen 22
    percent, outperforming the KBW Banks index <.BKX>, which has
    declined 28 percent over the same period.

    WEAKENING CREDIT
    Bank of America said its consumer credit card business saw
    a decrease in purchase volumes, slowing repayments and
    increased delinquencies during the quarter.
    On a conference call with analysts and investors, Lewis
    said credit quality would continue to be an issue over the next
    several quarters.
    He insisted the bank's long-term prospects were strong as
    weaker rivals like, Washington Mutual Inc <WM.N> and Wachovia
    Corp <WB.N> are forced to sell at distressed prices.
    "On the other side of this, you've got a powerhouse," Lewis
    said.
    The bank said it was benefiting from a "flight to quality,"
    with retail deposits up $56 billion from the previous quarter
    to $586 billion. That included the addition of $35 billion from
    Countrywide.
    Revenue from its capital markets and advisory services was
    hit hard by charges related to collateralized debt obligations
    (CDOs), which totaled $952 million, while write-downs on
    leveraged loans and commercial mortgages totaled $327 million.
    CDOs are securities backed by a pool of bonds, loans or other
    assets.
    Equity investment income was hit by $320 million in
    write-downs on preferred stock of Fannie Mae <FNM.P> and
    Freddie Mac <FRE.P>.
    "We are in a very, very tough time for financial services
    companies, and Bank of America is not immune," said Thomas
    Russo, partner at Gardner Russo & Gardner, which manages more
    than $3 billion.
    "You see weakness across all asset categories. The irony
    is, commercial banks are considered to be safe havens for
    investment banks. That's the world we live in."
    Lewis said he believed it was important for Bank of America
    to be at or near its 8 percent Tier 1 capital ratio target,
    given the recessionary conditions and outlook for still weaker
    economic performance. Tier 1 is a measure of a bank's capital
    strength.
    Lewis said on the conference call the recent events had
    been "breathtaking." He said it would take time before any
    increased liquidity from the just-passed $700 billion U.S.
    financial bailout is seen.
    Bank of America shares were down nearly 9 percent at $29.40
    in after-hours trading, from the close of $32.22.
  5. [verwijderd] 20 oktober 2008 13:49
    quote:

    Kopie schreef:

    Huh? FD had ze voor vanmiddag staan.
    Zijn die vervroegd uitgebracht dan?

    [quote=ouwebeursrot]
    Banc Of America cijfers waren er 6 oktober al hoor......En AXP is nabeurs.....Bernanke laat weer wat van zich horen om 16.00 uur.....
    [/quote]
    damn.. amper enige beweging dan vandaag? ff wat te stunten hebben is niks slechts
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