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Aandeel Aegon AEX:AGN.NL, BMG0112X1056

Laatste koers (eur) Verschil Volume
5,812   +0,002   (+0,03%) Dagrange 5,778 - 5,830 2.395.761   Gem. (3M) 4,1M

AEGON IN DE ELFDE MAAND

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  1. [verwijderd] 11 november 2014 17:59
    Tussen dit maffe stel wonen heeft wel iets......

    www.telegraaf.nl/tv/opmerkelijk/23314...

    En verder :

    Here’s why we might see European equities take off over the next year, according to UBS:

    An expected, albeit modest, pickup in GDP growth in Europe
    Solid U.S. growth
    A fall in the euro to around $1.20 could spark a 10% rise in corporate earnings in 2015, followed by a year of a 9% increase in profits.

    “We have maintained throughout the year that the euro is key to unlocking European earnings growth,” the UBS analysts said in the note dated Nov. 10.

    A weaker euro would benefit exporters and especially companies with high exposure to the U.S.: they’d profit from both the solid growth stateside as well as the Americans stronger purchase power from a strengthening dollar.
  2. [verwijderd] 11 november 2014 20:17
    Geen moderator die dit weg haalt.....

    WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner might face another “stress test” of his own amid publication of his unflattering portrait of many European financial leaders.

    In blunt language largely missing from his memoir, entitled“Stress Test,” Geithner portrayed continental leaders as vindictive, obsessively short-sighted and lacking a coherent policy to stave off a financial crisis that threatened to break the European Union apart, according to documents reviewed by the Financial Times.

    Take European Central Bank President Mario Draghi’s famous statement in 2012 that he would do “whatever it takes” to save the EU, such as buying the sovereign bonds of countries like Greece that were under the most pressure. Geithner said he was told by Draghi it was an off-the-cuff remark that he did not discuss with other bank members.

    Geithner also paints European counterparts as both indecisive and irresponsible. They waited too long to address the continent’s problems and were too obsessed with punishing Greece for financial misdeeds at the cost of harming the EU itself.

    “I completely underweighted the possibility they would flail around for three years,” Geithner said. “I thought it was just inconceivable to me they would let it get as bad as they ultimately did.”

    The FT said it obtained about 100 pages of transcripts of interviews that Geithner conducted with assistants and submitted to the publisher of his book before the final draft. For more, see the FT article on the leaked Geithner files.
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