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  1. forum rang 5 charlieb 13 maart 2013 17:16
    quote:

    Sunri schreef op 13 maart 2013 17:05:

    Wellicht geen 'day high' slot vandaag. Kans is aanwezig dat we morgen rood openen met KPN.
    Hij wil ze nog steeds op 2,50 kopen, hahaha....boot gemist ofzo....droom maar lekker verder dat je ze nog op 2,50 kan kopen, koop ze nu maar, anders mis je het vliegtuig nog....??? of de sneltrein naar .....??
    Charlie, ps mijn stukjes van 2,78 gmid. kun je op je buik schrijven, krijg je helaas niet.....
  2. B_B 13 maart 2013 17:26
    France Telecom, Vodafone to invest up to 1 bln eur in Spain network
    MADRID, March 13 | Wed Mar 13, 2013 6:41am EDT

    (Reuters) - France Telecom and Vodafone will invest up to up to 1 billion euros ($1.3 billion) in the joint development of a fibre-optic network in Spain, head of Vodafone Spain Antonio Coimbra said on Wednesday.

    www.reuters.com/article/2013/03/13/fr...

    Fibre is hot.
  3. B_B 13 maart 2013 17:28
    Apple Buying Sprint Fixes Everything
    March 12, 2013
    .....
    Be the carrier
    Apple operating a wireless carrier isn't an original premise.

    Veteran wireless industry guru Whitey Bluestein told attendees at last year's Informa MVNO Industry Summit that Apple was about to start offering wireless service plans directly to iPhone and iPad users. He even pointed to patents filed in 2006 for network architecture that would pave the way for its entry into the carrier market.

    It didn't happen. Apple was a market darling at the time, and an entry into the lower-margin wireless services market would've crushed the stock.

    However, Apple's in a different place these days. The stock hit a 52-week low last week. Margins are already starting to contract. The wireless carrier partners that Apple was relying on in the past are haggling over subsidy rates, marketing Android devices over iPhones that result in healthier margins for the carriers, and are now -- in the case of AT&T and Verizon Wireless -- making it hard to upgrade to an iPhone 5 for longtime iPhone users.

    If there was ever a time screaming out for Apple to be its own wireless carrier, that time is now.

    Apple could roll out its own carrier, but the smarter bet is to snap up Sprint. As the world's richest company, Apple can afford it, as well as bankroll the necessary improvements to make it a quality carrier. Buying Sprint also means that Apple wouldn't be competing against Sprint at the low-end of the market.

    Apple won't face regulatory hurdles as the country's second-largest smartphone platform buying the third-largest wireless carrier. Having its own carrier -- the only one offering unlimited data -- would also be a selling point for iPhones. If Apple takes the brazen move of limiting new Sprint purchases to Apple devices, the iPhone can position itself as a cheaper ownership proposition than Google's (NASDAQ: GOOG ) Android on the two larger carriers. It would also make sure that the slim chances of BlackBerry 10 or Windows Phone 8 succeeding get even more svelte.

    Buying Sprint would redefine Apple's positioning, and that's a good thing at a time when the market hates Apple and everything is coming up Android.

    Google's done it. Why do you think it paid up for Motorola Mobility? Why do you think it rolled out Google Fiber as its own broadband service? Sometimes you have to do some pretty unconventional things to protect one's turf. Google Android was exactly that! With Google Fiber, the dot-com darling simply didn't want Internet providers capping usage to the detriment of its flow of online advertising. Now it's Apple's turn to do something daring to protect its turf.
    .....
    www.fool.com/investing/general/2013/0...
  4. forum rang 5 charlieb 13 maart 2013 17:33
    quote:

    B_B schreef op 13 maart 2013 17:30:

    America Movil -5,5%.
    Als Slim niet snel met iets slims komt, is hij binnenkort net zo arm als Bill Gates.
    Hij is het geld al aan het reserveren voor een knockout bod op Kpn, zou mooi zijn....??zullen wl insiders zijn die dat weten en daarom die koersdaling voor America Movil, nou ja zo arm als Bill Gates??ik zou wl zo arm willen zijn....?haha... Charlie
  5. [verwijderd] 13 maart 2013 17:58
    quote:

    charlie b schreef op 13 maart 2013 17:16:

    [...]
    Hij wil ze nog steeds op 2,50 kopen, hahaha....boot gemist ofzo....droom maar lekker verder dat je ze nog op 2,50 kan kopen, koop ze nu maar, anders mis je het vliegtuig nog....??? of de sneltrein naar .....??
    Charlie, ps mijn stukjes van 2,78 gmid. kun je op je buik schrijven, krijg je helaas niet.....
    Ik heb 2 dagen turbo long gezeten.
  6. B_B 13 maart 2013 18:12
    Telecom Italia Shrugs off Election Woes with Delayed Hybrid Bond
    Published March 13, 2013

    Dow Jones Newswires
    Telecom Italia SpA (TI) Wednesday is pressing ahead with plans to sell its delayed debut hybrid bond, only the second Italian company to sell debt in the international bond market since the country's inconclusive elections last month.
    The Italian telecommunications firm is offering investors a yield of 7.875% for its 750 million euro ($977.1 million) hybrid bond, a type of security that sits last in the queue, though above equity, in the event Telecom Italia can't repay its debts.
    That yield is 175 basis points more than Dutch telecom KPN NV (KPN.AE) sold hybrid bonds for last week, and 225 basis points more than Telekom Austria AG (TKA.VI) paid in January.
    Even so, the extra yield Telecom Italia is offering may not be enough to compensate for the additional risk.
    "It's the cheapest in the sector, but in terms of relative value considering the overall credit risk and where it's pricing versus its existing senior unsecured bonds, we don't see it as being particularly cheap from that standpoint," said Nancy Utterback, senior credit analyst at Aviva Investors.
    "Telecom Italia is actually trading worse than the sovereign of late, so political instability could cause spreads to go wider," she said.
    Aviva is waiting on final pricing before it decides whether to buy the bonds, Ms. Utterback added.
    Market participants had expected Telecom Italia's hybrid bond to follow a week-long series of investor meetings in mid-February, but the company put off the sale ahead of the Italian elections and following its downgrade by Moody's Investors Service during the company's roadshow.
    Italian car maker Fiat SpA's (F.MI) EUR1.25 billion, 6.625% five-year deal Tuesday may have encouraged Telecom Italia to press ahead with plans to sell the bond, said Jeroen van den Broek, credit strategist at ING Bank.
    "They've already announced the transaction so they can't wait forever," he said.
    It also comes on the same day as Italian utility Enel SpA (ENEL.MI) unveiled plans for a EUR5 billion hybrid bond program.
    Enel's hybrid bonds are likely to be rated higher than Telecom Italia's and still be attractively priced, so it is possible Telecom Italia wanted to get in ahead of that, said Aviva's Ms. Utterback.
    Telecom Italia is rated Baa3 by Moody's Investors Service--one notch above junk. Standard & Poor's and Fitch Ratings both rank Telecom Italia BBB. As hybrid bonds are a riskier form of debt, they are typically rated a few notches lower. Telecom Italia's hybrid bond is expected to be rated Ba2 by Moody's and BB+ by S&P and Fitch, all below investment grade.
    Analysts had touted Telecom Italia's hybrid bond sale as crucial to the three-year plan the company put forward last month that would see it sell EUR3 billion of hybrid bonds over the next 18-24 months. It also plans to halve its dividend to EUR450 million for the next three years, and speed up cost-cutting measures. The aim is to improve its networks and address its debt load, which at the end of 2012 was EUR28.27 billion.
    Hybrid bonds combine aspects of both debt and equity. This is attractive to companies because the equity component strengthens their balance sheets without diluting existing shareholders. Importantly, they bolster the issuer's credit rating because they are classed as partly equity by ratings companies.
    Telecom Italia's deal is the third hybrid bond from a European telecommunications company this year following the Telekom Austria and KPN offerings.
    The uptick in deals from telecommunications firms is likely to help preserve their credit ratings, Aviva's Ms. Utterback said.
    Corporate borrowers in Europe have raised more than EUR9 billion from selling hybrid bonds so far this year, the most on record, according to Dealogic.
    National Grid PLC (NG.LN) was the last, selling EUR1.25 billion and 1 billion pounds ($1.49 billion) of hybrid bonds Monday. KPN is currently meeting investors in the U.S. and Asia about a potential dollar hybrid.

    www.foxbusiness.com/news/2013/03/13/t...
  7. forum rang 5 charlieb 13 maart 2013 18:44
    quote:

    Espanjolles schreef op 13 maart 2013 18:32:

    Moody's geeft (P)Ba1 Rating aan dollar-tranche van KPN's hybride obligaties...

    (wederom dezelfde rating als vorige keer)

    Ben benieuwd wat er op gehaald wordt aangezien de hybrid bonds erg in trek zijn (maar ook veelvuldig uitgegeven worden, zoals te lezen in bovenstaande pos+
    Is dit positief voor onze Kpn morgen of niet....???, denk het wl, ligt ook eraan hoeveel overtekend het wordt.....??? Charlie
  8. Espanjolles 13 maart 2013 19:02
    quote:

    charlie b schreef op 13 maart 2013 18:44:

    [...]
    Is dit positief voor onze Kpn morgen of niet....???, denk het wl, ligt ook eraan hoeveel overtekend het wordt.....??? Charlie
    Zegt alleen in hoeverre zo'n dergelijke belegging speculatief/veilig is volgens fitch, moody's, en s&P...

    Ze hebben dezelfde rating gekregen als de euro/sterling bond (op dit moment moet s&p nog komen). Hopelijk dus net zo aantrekkelijk voor investeerders.

    Hier de wiki over de moody ratings:

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moody%27s_Inves...

  9. forum rang 10 voda 13 maart 2013 19:11
    Fitch geeft BB rating aan hybride papieren KPN


    AMSTERDAM (Dow Jones)--Fitch Ratings heeft de hybride effecten die KPN (KPN.AE) vorige week uitgaf de rating BB gegeven, en verwacht ook de tranche die in dollars gedenomineerd zal worden een BB rating toe te kennen. KPN haalde vorige week EUR1,1 miljard en GBP400 miljoen op met twee hybride obligaties. In totaal wil KPN voor EUR2 miljard aan dergelijke effecten plaatsen. De dollar-obligatie zal vergelijkbaar zijn met de eerder uitgegeven effecten, die beide ver achtergesteld zijn en in rang alleen hoger zijn dan gewone aandelen, aldus de kredietbeoordelaar. Gezien zijn eigenschappen wordt de dollarlening naar verwachting twee stappen lager ingeschaald dan de BBB rating van KPN zelf. Daarmee volgt Fitch naar eigen zeggen zijn gebruikelijke criteria. Ook de dollar-effecten zullen voor de helft als eigen vermogen worden geclassificeerd. Moody's gaf aan een verwachte Ba1 rating toe te kennen aan de dollar-tranche. (BTZ)


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