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  1. [verwijderd] 20 mei 2015 23:34
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    pardon schreef op 20 mei 2015 20:24:

    Bedankt,Verkocht met 100% winst maar hij gaat gewoon door.
    Dat zijn opschieters, alles verkocht of nog een deel overgehouden voor een evt verdere stijging. Ziet er wel heel positief uit zo op het eerste oog, incyte koersontwikkeling de komende jaren ;)
  2. [verwijderd] 22 mei 2015 19:42
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    pardon schreef op 21 mei 2015 19:42:

    Na eerst een flinke stijging vandaag voor Isoray,werd daarna een flinke daling ingezet met zeker 30 miljoen stukjes.
    Dus kon het niet laten en weer bescheiden ingestapt op gem 2,28.
    Omzet nu bijna 45 miljoen stuks.
    Je durft, er was een vernietigend artikel op thestreet over de resultaten en de manier waarop die gepresenteerd zijn.
  3. pardon 24 mei 2015 07:48
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    All Eyes on Pfizer as Shareholders Await the Mega-Deal: Real M&A
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    by Tara Lachapelle
    11:35 PM CEST
    May 21, 2015
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    Pfizer CEO Ian Read
    Ian Read, chief executive officer of Pfizer Inc. Photographer: Simon Dawson/Bloomberg
    Pfizer Inc. built itself into a $212 billion behemoth by spending more money on acquisitions than any other drugmaker in the world. Still, Pfizer’s next purchase is what will really leave its mark as a dealmaker.
    The company may be plotting its biggest purchase yet to solve its biggest gripe: taxes. It pays a higher rate than most of its rivals, and Chief Executive Officer Ian Read has made it no secret that he wants to change that. It made a failed run at AstraZeneca Plc last year in what would have been a $120 billion tax-inversion deal.
    As speculation about a deal mounts again, analysts this week began picking their top takeover candidates. They centered on GlaxoSmithKline Plc, AstraZeneca and Shire Plc. And if you ask Mylan NV, it’s also on the list. The executive chairman was said to have told shareholders last week that Pfizer could buy his company after Mylan buys Perrigo Co.
    Any one of those deals may enable Pfizer to move its legal address to a place such as the U.K., where corporations have a lower tax burden. Some of its rivals have already done this and it’s led to a greater ability to access their overseas cash stockpiles and eke out more profits for future investments or shareholder payouts.
    “Subject to price, there are a lot of merits to a deal like that,” Colin McWey, a fund manager for Heartland Advisors Inc., said in a phone interview. The Milwaukee-based based firm owns shares of Pfizer among the $4 billion it oversees.
    Right Time
    In addition to the tax benefits, a deal would give Pfizer more lucrative products and a way to cut costs. And now may be the time to do it before borrowing rates climb and the best targets get picked off. The pharmaceutical industry has been on a merger and acquisition spree for more than a year now, so targets are getting more and more expensive, especially as some draw bidding wars.
    Many transactions were structured as tax-inversion deals, which have drawn increasing scrutiny from the U.S. Treasury Department since Pfizer bid for AstraZeneca a year ago. In September, the Treasury Department announced new rules to clamp down on inversions. While the changes do reduce some of the benefits of such transactions, they don’t eliminate those advantages altogether or make doing them impossible.
    Read, the Pfizer CEO, said in October that he saw “no reason” why the company wouldn’t be able to do an inversion if it found an attractive enough opportunity.
    Joan Campion, a spokeswoman for Pfizer, said the New York-based company doesn’t comment on speculation. When asked about M&A and inversion plans on an earnings call last month, Read stressed that creating shareholder value is what guides his dealmaking.
    Not Done
    In February, the company announced a takeover of Hospira Inc. for $16.8 billion, including net debt. Through that deal, it gains generic injectable drugs and devices to deliver them, bolstering its established-products division. That part of Pfizer, which comprises drugs that have lost or are going off patent protection, may eventually be spun off.
    “We believe that other significant acquisitions are possible, though more likely to be aimed at” Pfizer’s innovative-pharma side of the company, Jeffrey Holford, a New York-based analyst for Jefferies Group, wrote in a report Thursday. He cited Shire as that type of candidate.
    Shire, valued at $52 billion, makes treatments for neurological disorders such as attention deficit hyperactivity and rare diseases such as Hunter syndrome. Perrigo, the maker of over-the-counter medicines that received an unsolicited bid from Mylan, could also be attractive to Pfizer, Holford wrote. Both companies’ tax jurisdictions are in Ireland.
    Glaxo Argument
    Deutsche Bank’s Gregg Gilbert highlighted Glaxo in a report May 20 that said Pfizer may feel a sense of urgency to boost shareholder value by leveraging its balance sheet and doing a “needle-moving” transaction. Brentford, England-based Glaxo would be the largest of the likely targets at $111 billion. It would diversify Pfizer’s vaccine and consumer portfolios while doubling and quadrupling each of those revenue bases, respectively, Gilbert wrote.
    Pfizer could always make another attempt at buying AstraZeneca. The London-based company’s stock has risen just 2.2 percent since it spurned Pfizer last May, underperforming most of its competitors.
    Any deal may be a precursor to an eventual breakup. Pfizer’s stock is currently one of the cheapest in its peer group, which many analysts attribute to its conglomerate structure. The company has said it may explore a split in which its established-drugs unit gets spun off or sold.
    That means multiple deals may be in Pfizer’s future. Or as Holford of Jefferies called it, “a rich seam of corporate optionality.”
  4. durobinet 24 mei 2015 12:40
    Hmmm, ik ontdek dit draadje nu pas!
    Als ik hier mijn andere aandelen plaats dan Galapagos, dan zal er wel weer iemand roepen dat ik een fantast ben. Nou ja, het zij zo. Daar gaat ie dan en ik zeg maar gelijk dat dit allemaal opties zijn. Aandelen heb ik vooral voor dividend en/of om calls te kunnen schrijven.

    Aperam
    AUY Gold
    Besi
    BBRY
    BOKA
    CHK
    DSM
    Fugro
    GE
    GLS (Galapagos)
    GPRO
    GTO/GMT (Gemalto)
    IM
    MNKD (Mannkind)
    MT
    PBR
    RDS
    SDRL
    Tom2
    Tekmira
    THR
    USG
    VPK
    Vale
    Zynga

    Van een aantal genoemd hier ook aandelen om reden eerder genoemd.
    Iets meer geschreven calls dan geschreven puts en enkele gekocht van beide.
    Oh ja, ik heb ook nog aandelen Galapagos, Ablynx en MDxHealth en nog wel wat waar ik op dit moment geen opties voor heb (geschreven).
  5. durobinet 24 mei 2015 18:34
    Corbion gaat ex-dividend dinsdag a.s. en geeft 0,21 euro dividend.
    Maar ook nog eens 0,81 euro eenmalig extra dividend ( Next to this share buyback program, it is proposed to pay a special all-cash additional dividend of € 0.81 per share (approximately € 50 million in total) to be charged to the reserves.

    The proposed time schedule for the special all-cash additional dividend distribution is as follows: 26 May 2015 Ex-date, 27 May 2015 Record date, 12 June 2015 Payment date)

    Je kunt dus een leuk centje verdienen door morgen 100 aandelen Corbion te kopen, ex-dividend laten gaan a.s. dinsdag en calls 19 of 19,50 te schrijven juni of juli. Resp. 0,60/0,50 (juni) en 1,10/1,15 (juli). Of een later datum, maar ik zou dichtbij blijven. Als je de juli call neemt dan maak je al gauw 200 euro totaal incl. dividend.
  6. [verwijderd] 25 mei 2015 11:27
    quote:

    durobinet schreef op 24 mei 2015 12:40:

    Hmmm, ik ontdek dit draadje nu pas!
    Als ik hier mijn andere aandelen plaats dan Galapagos, dan zal er wel weer iemand roepen dat ik een fantast ben. Nou ja, het zij zo. Daar gaat ie dan en ik zeg maar gelijk dat dit allemaal opties zijn. Aandelen heb ik vooral voor dividend en/of om calls te kunnen schrijven.

    Aperam
    AUY Gold
    Besi
    BBRY
    BOKA
    CHK
    DSM
    Fugro
    GE
    GLS (Galapagos)
    GPRO
    GTO/GMT (Gemalto)
    IM
    MNKD (Mannkind)
    MT
    PBR
    RDS
    SDRL
    Tom2
    Tekmira
    THR
    USG
    VPK
    Vale
    Zynga

    Van een aantal genoemd hier ook aandelen om reden eerder genoemd.
    Iets meer geschreven calls dan geschreven puts en enkele gekocht van beide.
    Oh ja, ik heb ook nog aandelen Galapagos, Ablynx en MDxHealth en nog wel wat waar ik op dit moment geen opties voor heb (geschreven).

    FANTAST! ;-)
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