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AEX – 21/11 – Nu eindelijk naar de 218?

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  1. [verwijderd] 21 november 2008 09:54
    quote:

    M-P schreef:

    Oppompen van de SnP futs tot ongekende hoogte waarbij ze hoog openen (en daarmee expireren!!) om vervolgens alles plus meer weer weg te geven.

    Ik vrees daar ook voor. Ik had liever de AEX rond de 220 zien openen om dan op eigen kracht te stijgen. Betrouw het nu echt niet.
  2. forum rang 4 ONN 21 november 2008 09:55
    quote:

    M-P schreef:

    Ben al 2 keer short gegaan vandaag op FESX. Elke keer schoot het omhoog. Gelukkig alles weer neutraal kunnen sluiten. Is wel een regel aan het worden voor mij. Verkeerde kant op is zsm sluiten. Niet hopen op alsnog doorschieten.
    Ik zou niet teveel sec futs gaan handelen M-P. Af en toe een momentje pakken prima. Doe ik ook nog wel eens. Bij de opening bijvoorbeeld kan je toch vaak snelsnel ff wat pakken. Maar voor de rest wordt je helemaal gek gemaakt met die dingen, zeker in deze tijden.
  3. [verwijderd] 21 november 2008 09:58
    Zo, poe hè. Overnight met FESX 2249 gegaan. Na 9u heb ik de pc maar uitgezet, want ik zag de bui al hangen. Vannacht wakker worden, toch maar eventjes kijken. Stond de boel op 2131! Word ik vanochtend wakker, is mn doorlopende order van 2250 toch weggegaan. Haha, wie had dat gedacht!
  4. beauce 21 november 2008 10:00
    quote:

    eMiz0r schreef:

    Zo, poe hè. Overnight met FESX 2249 gegaan. Na 9u heb ik de pc maar uitgezet, want ik zag de bui al hangen. Vannacht wakker worden, toch maar eventjes kijken. Stond de boel op 2131! Word ik vanochtend wakker, is mn doorlopende order van 2250 toch weggegaan. Haha, wie had dat gedacht!
    wonderen zijn de wereld nog niet uit...;-)
  5. [verwijderd] 21 november 2008 10:03
    quote:

    Erik 006 1/2 schreef:

    [quote=snelsnel]
    4,10 handel op de 230,lijkt wel deal of no deal.Vanochtend waren ze 1,40

    Ik zeg no deal.
    [/quote]

    pas maar op, voor je het weet gaat het bod een stuk omlaag;)
    Dat is het spelletje op expiratie,100% winst leg ik eronder als bodem,de rest is meegenomen.30 contracten is toch wat veel voor mij.
  6. [verwijderd] 21 november 2008 10:05
    quote:

    snelsnel schreef:

    [quote=Erik 006 1/2]
    [quote=snelsnel]
    4,10 handel op de 230,lijkt wel deal of no deal.Vanochtend waren ze 1,40

    Ik zeg no deal.
    [/quote]

    pas maar op, voor je het weet gaat het bod een stuk omlaag;)
    [/quote]

    Dat is het spelletje op expiratie,100% winst leg ik eronder als bodem,de rest is meegenomen.30 contracten is toch wat veel voor mij.
    en je had ze gemiddeld gekocht voor??
  7. [verwijderd] 21 november 2008 10:07
    quote:

    Erik 006 1/2 schreef:

    [quote=snelsnel]
    [quote=Erik 006 1/2]
    [quote=snelsnel]
    4,10 handel op de 230,lijkt wel deal of no deal.Vanochtend waren ze 1,40

    Ik zeg no deal.
    [/quote]

    pas maar op, voor je het weet gaat het bod een stuk omlaag;)
    [/quote]

    Dat is het spelletje op expiratie,100% winst leg ik eronder als bodem,de rest is meegenomen.30 contracten is toch wat veel voor mij.
    [/quote]
    en je had ze gemiddeld gekocht voor??
    20 keer 2,30
    10 keer1,50

    totaal 6000 euri erin
  8. [verwijderd] 21 november 2008 10:10
    quote:

    snelsnel schreef:

    [quote=Erik 006 1/2]
    [quote=snelsnel]
    [quote=Erik 006 1/2]
    [quote=snelsnel]
    4,10 handel op de 230,lijkt wel deal of no deal.Vanochtend waren ze 1,40

    Ik zeg no deal.
    [/quote]

    pas maar op, voor je het weet gaat het bod een stuk omlaag;)
    [/quote]

    Dat is het spelletje op expiratie,100% winst leg ik eronder als bodem,de rest is meegenomen.30 contracten is toch wat veel voor mij.
    [/quote]
    en je had ze gemiddeld gekocht voor??
    [/quote]

    20 keer 2,30
    10 keer1,50

    totaal 6000 euri erin
    dan ben je goed bezig:) gefeliciteerd.... waarom niet nu verkopen voro het dubbele??:)
  9. forum rang 4 ONN 21 november 2008 10:26
    Indicatie Citigroup is nu zo'n 20% hoger.
    Voor degenen die het interessant vinden:

    Citi WeighsIts Options,Including Firm's Sale----By David Enrich [JFVQQDQ]

    Executives at Citigroup Inc., faced with a plunging stock price, began weighing the possibility of auctioning off pieces of the financial giant or even selling the company outright, according to people familiar with the matter.
    The internal discussions are at a preliminary stage and don't signal that Citigroup's board and management are backing down from their insistence that the New York company has ample capital, funding and strategic direction, these people said. But with the stock down another 26% Thursday, its worst one-day percentage decline ever, Citigroup officials have decided they need to reckon with a range of scenarios that were unthinkable only weeks ago.
    Citigroup's board of directors is scheduled to have a formal meeting Friday to discuss the options, according to people familiar with the situation. Directors also have been talking by phone about what could be done to reverse the stock's slide.
    Top executives were locked in meetings Thursday to hash out a stabilization strategy. Chief Executive Vikram Pandit scheduled a conference call for 8 a.m. Friday to discuss the situation with senior managers.
    A Citigroup spokeswoman said in a statement Thursday evening: "Citi has a very strong capital and liquidity position" and is "focused on executing our strategy," which includes cutting expenses and selling assets. "We believe the benefits will be seen over time."
    With roots stretching back to 1812 and more than 200 million customer accounts in 106 countries, Citigroup is an icon of global capitalism. It is getting battered by the same financial storm that has already remade the face of Wall Street, forcing the sale of Bear Stearns Cos. and Merrill Lynch & Co. earlier this year, and triggering the bankruptcy filing of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.

    Mr. Pandit and other Citigroup executives have told colleagues they are frustrated and befuddled by this week's 50% stock decline. Investors have dumped bank stocks en masse on fears that economic woes will batter financial companies worse than previously expected.
    Weighing down the shares has been the Treasury Department's decision last week not to buy troubled assets from banks. Citigroup's balance sheet includes battered securities and loans that many investors hoped could be offloaded to the government.
    J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. shares slid 18% on Thursday, while Bank of America Corp. fell 14%. Citigroup declined $1.69 to $4.71 in New York Stock Exchange composite trading at 4 p.m.
    In Washington, Citigroup officials this week have been urging lawmakers and regulators to intervene by making it tougher for investors to place bets that the company's share price will fall, a strategy known as "short selling," according to people familiar with the matter.
    The company, along with representatives of other banks, is lobbying the Securities and Exchange Commission to reinstate the ban it temporarily imposed this autumn on short selling of financial stocks, the people said.
    SEC Chairman Christopher Cox said he would hold a teleconference with international regulators on Monday to discuss short selling and other matters. In a statement, he said it was essential that "there be close coordination among international markets to avoid regulatory gaps and unintended consequences."
    Meanwhile, Citigroup executives and directors are rushing to bolster the confidence of investors, clients and employees. Members of the board are hoping Citigroup can weather the storm by becoming more transparent with investors and easing anxiety that tens of billions of dollars in risky assets are lurking on the company's books.
    On Wednesday, in one move aimed at quelling the uncertainty about Citigroup's exposure to risk, the company said it would buy $17.4 billion in assets from its structured investment vehicles, or SIVs, complex investment tools that first encountered trouble last year due to their mortgage-related holdings.
    Executives in recent days have been telling traders, brokers and other employees to reach out to clients and tick off a list of factors that showcase Citigroup's strength. On Thursday, for instance, executives in the wealth-management unit arranged a Friday-afternoon conference call for clients. A brochure that brokers were asked to share with clients promises that the call "will help you to better understand the current financial crisis."
    The selloff in Citigroup shares has led executives to start laying out possible contingency plans. In addition to pondering a move to sell the entire company to another bank, executives have started exploring the possibility of selling off parts of the firm, including the Smith Barney retail brokerage, the global credit-card division and the transaction-services unit, which is one of Citigroup's most lucrative and fast-growing businesses, the people said.
    Mr. Pandit, an enthusiastic defender of Citigroup's existing mix of businesses, is loath to pursue such an approach, the people said.
    Thursday's stock slide came despite the announcement by Saudi Arabian investor Prince Alwaleed bin Talal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud that he will increase his holdings in Citigroup Inc. to 5%, adding that he supports the banking giant's management.
    "Prince Alwaleed began buying Citi shares as he strongly believes that they are dramatically undervalued," according to an emailed statement from his office. His holdings are currently less than 4%, according to the statement.
    In late September, hoping to deepen its pool of deposits and shed some risky assets, Citigroup agreed to buy Wachovia Corp. with backing from the U.S. government. But before the two banks could hammer out a formal merger document, Wells Fargo & Co. swooped in with a higher bid, stunning Citigroup executives.
    The Wachovia debacle turned out to be a turning point for Citigroup. The deal's unraveling highlighted the paucity of other options for the company to pursue in an era when many banks are merging in order to survive. Few other banks that Citigroup can afford to buy would bring similar levels of deposits, the lifeblood of banks.
    In recent weeks, Citigroup has been negotiating a possible acquisition of Chevy Chase Bank, which is a fraction of Wachovia's size, according to people familiar with the matter.
    With Citigroup's stock declining, the Chevy Chase deal is now in danger of falling apart, the people said, because Citigroup had hoped to pay for the acquisition in stock instead of cash. Other bidders recently have emerged for Chevy Chase, including Capital One Financial Corp., BB&T Corp., J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. and SunTrust Banks Inc., possibly driving up the price of a potential deal, the people said.
    Citigroup executives also are weighing the possibility of selling the company or merging with a rival. Some analysts have pointed to Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. as potential suitors.
    In the case of Morgan, Mr. Pandit spent most of his career there and still keeps in touch with Morgan executives including CEO John Mack. But people familiar with the matter said that Morgan wasn't weighing a bid and hadn't spoken to Citigroup about a deal recently.
    Morgan and Citigroup held preliminary discussions about a merger in September when Mo
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