| Sendedatum | 2008-01-02 09:33:48 |
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| Ausgabe | 22 |
Hallo,
hier eine weitere Ausgabe des beliebten Newsletters für Masochisten und Weltuntergangssekten. Je nach Newsreader kann die Darstellung weniger als perfekt befriedigend sein, daher könnte sich ein Blick auf die Onlineversion lohnen, die außerdem verschlagwortet ist.
Inhaltsverzeichnis:
- Alles wird gut!!!22! - Teil 6
- Alles wird gut!!!22! - Teil 5
- Alles wird gut!!!22! - Teil 4
- Alles wird gut!!!22! - Teil 3
- Alles wird gut!!!22! - Teil 2
- Alles wird gut!!!22! - Teil 1
Inhalt:
http://bp1.blogger.com/_pMscxxELHEg/R0yf01cEz5I/AAAAAAAABOs/5LycEbX4Icg/s1600-h/GoldmanNegativeEquity.jpg
http://bp0.blogger.com/_pMscxxELHEg/R1WHXTRwQkI/AAAAAAAABSg/R_0Mpz--b-c/s1600-h/HomeownersNoEquity.jpg
und das ist eine Hochrechnung daraus - wie viele es erwischt wenn
die Hauspreise um 20 oder 30% fallen.
Zitat:Graphik mit Stand Ende 2006: Schon da war ein gewisser Teil von
Hausbesitzern in den miesen, sprich haben mehr Hypothek auf dem
Haus als es wert ist.
Hausbesitzern in den miesen, sprich haben mehr Hypothek auf dem
Haus als es wert ist.
http://bp0.blogger.com/_pMscxxELHEg/R1WHXTRwQkI/AAAAAAAABSg/R_0Mpz--b-c/s1600-h/HomeownersNoEquity.jpg
und das ist eine Hochrechnung daraus - wie viele es erwischt wenn
die Hauspreise um 20 oder 30% fallen.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aq4QeLLIEF54
-7.9% ist nicht ohne, man koennte das bemerkenswert finden.
Zitat:Jan. 2 (Bloomberg) -- General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. will
probably say December U.S. auto sales fell as consumers reined in
spending, ending a year with the lowest demand for cars and trucks
in a decade.
Deliveries dropped about 5.6 percent at GM, 7.8 percent at Ford and
7.9 percent at Chrysler LLC, based on the average estimates of six
analysts in a Bloomberg survey before tomorrow's reports. Smaller
declines at Japanese rivals such as Toyota Motor Corp., which bumped
Ford from the No. 2 spot at midyear, may help them gain market share
over Detroit's money- losing trio.
probably say December U.S. auto sales fell as consumers reined in
spending, ending a year with the lowest demand for cars and trucks
in a decade.
Deliveries dropped about 5.6 percent at GM, 7.8 percent at Ford and
7.9 percent at Chrysler LLC, based on the average estimates of six
analysts in a Bloomberg survey before tomorrow's reports. Smaller
declines at Japanese rivals such as Toyota Motor Corp., which bumped
Ford from the No. 2 spot at midyear, may help them gain market share
over Detroit's money- losing trio.
-7.9% ist nicht ohne, man koennte das bemerkenswert finden.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aCELVKmHjl1s
Und Goldman Sachs hat Krokodilstraenen uebrig.
Zitat:Citigroup Inc., JPMorgan Chase & Co. and Merrill Lynch & Co. may write
down an additional $34 billion in securities linked to the collapse
of the subprime mortgage market, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
down an additional $34 billion in securities linked to the collapse
of the subprime mortgage market, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
Und Goldman Sachs hat Krokodilstraenen uebrig.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2007/dec/30/merrilllynch.subprimecrisis
Auch echte Sieger.
Zitat:Merrill seeks more funds to avoid crisis
$4.4bn from Singapore's Temasek not enough
John Thain, the new chief executive of Merrill Lynch, is this
weekend in talks with Chinese and Middle Eastern sovereign wealth
funds that could lead to the sale of another big stake in the US
bank in a desperate bid to raise capital, according to sources in
London and New York.
[...]
Fears are mounting that Merrill Lynch will be forced to write down
between $10bn and $15bn worth of assets related to CDOs - so called
collateralised debt obligations - when it reports financial results
next month. Stan O'Neal, the bank's former chief executive, was
forced to resign when Merrill revealed write-downs in November.
$4.4bn from Singapore's Temasek not enough
John Thain, the new chief executive of Merrill Lynch, is this
weekend in talks with Chinese and Middle Eastern sovereign wealth
funds that could lead to the sale of another big stake in the US
bank in a desperate bid to raise capital, according to sources in
London and New York.
[...]
Fears are mounting that Merrill Lynch will be forced to write down
between $10bn and $15bn worth of assets related to CDOs - so called
collateralised debt obligations - when it reports financial results
next month. Stan O'Neal, the bank's former chief executive, was
forced to resign when Merrill revealed write-downs in November.
Auch echte Sieger.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=a9c_SoNLh37U&refer=home
3.9 Mrd Aussie-$, haben eine Marktkapitalisierung von 932 Mio. Aussie-$.
Hm.
Klingt wie neuer Markt - eine Woche vor Katastrophennachrichten noch
nichts davon wissen
Zitat:Jan. 2 (Bloomberg) -- Centro Properties Group, the Australian owner
of 700 U.S. shopping malls, put itself up for sale as a Feb. 15
deadline nears to refinance A$3.9 billion ($3.4 billion) of debt.
Chief Executive Officer Andrew Scott said he's also invited bids for
stakes in his Australian and U.S. institutional funds, which Centro
values at a combined A$3.7 billion. The Melbourne- based company
said Dec. 17 it may have to sell assets to pay debt, sparking an 86
percent two-day slump in its shares.
Das ist der Laden, der Mitte Dezember an einem Tag um 76% fiel. Die brauchenof 700 U.S. shopping malls, put itself up for sale as a Feb. 15
deadline nears to refinance A$3.9 billion ($3.4 billion) of debt.
Chief Executive Officer Andrew Scott said he's also invited bids for
stakes in his Australian and U.S. institutional funds, which Centro
values at a combined A$3.7 billion. The Melbourne- based company
said Dec. 17 it may have to sell assets to pay debt, sparking an 86
percent two-day slump in its shares.
3.9 Mrd Aussie-$, haben eine Marktkapitalisierung von 932 Mio. Aussie-$.
Hm.
http://au.biz.yahoo.com/071213/27/1j4fb.html (von 14.12.2007)
Zitat:In the same circular, issued last Friday [7.12.2007 - uwe] there
was no mention at all of any problems in the US, or any suggestion
of funding pressures.
was no mention at all of any problems in the US, or any suggestion
of funding pressures.
Klingt wie neuer Markt - eine Woche vor Katastrophennachrichten noch
nichts davon wissen
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB119918352675760267.html
Uebersetzung: Blackstone laesst Deal sausen, weil Blackstone nicht
zahlen kann. Die sind ganz weit oben auf meiner persoenlichen Liste
von Siegerfirmen.
Zitat:PHH Corp. announced minutes after midnight yesterday (Tuesday)
<NO>that the deadline for completion of its acquisition by Blackstone
Group LP and a unit of General Electric Co. had lapsed and the
deal terminated. PHH, a Mount Laurel, N.J., mortgage originator
and provider of automobile fleet-management services, said the $1.7
billion deal had fallen apart because Blackstone couldn't come up
with the needed funding. Blackstone owes the company a $50 million
break-up fee, it said.
"We regret that the banks are now unwilling to provide financing under
the terms they originally agreed to," Blackstone said in a statement.
<NO>that the deadline for completion of its acquisition by Blackstone
Group LP and a unit of General Electric Co. had lapsed and the
deal terminated. PHH, a Mount Laurel, N.J., mortgage originator
and provider of automobile fleet-management services, said the $1.7
billion deal had fallen apart because Blackstone couldn't come up
with the needed funding. Blackstone owes the company a $50 million
break-up fee, it said.
"We regret that the banks are now unwilling to provide financing under
the terms they originally agreed to," Blackstone said in a statement.
Uebersetzung: Blackstone laesst Deal sausen, weil Blackstone nicht
zahlen kann. Die sind ganz weit oben auf meiner persoenlichen Liste
von Siegerfirmen.
Klar, Schuld sind die anderen. Dass man selbst keinen Kredit wert ist,
kann man ja selbst nicht schuld sein.
Gruß, Uwe
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