| Sendedatum | 2008-03-23 11:51:32 |
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| Ausgabe | 41 |
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:
- Re: Alles wird gut!!!41! - Sovereign Wealth Funds meiden US-Finanztitel
- Re: Alles wird gut!!!41! - Upper Volta Investors <-> Lehman
- Re: Alles wird gut!!!41! - China suspended taxes from chinese mutual funds
- Re: Alles wird gut!!!41! - US-Staatsanleihen ab 100$-Teilen
- Re: Alles wird gut!!!41! - South Carolina will $100 Mio in Hypothekenprodukte investieren
- Re: Alles wird gut!!!41! - Schulden der Briten
- Re: Alles wird gut!!!41! - 1m-Treasuries versus Leitzins
- Re: Alles wird gut!!!41! - Goldman Sachs soll 20% der Mitarbeiter entlassen
Inhalt:
http://www.reuters.com/article/ousiv/idUSPEK28847620080317?pageNumber=1&virtualBrandChannel=0
Hm, das war's dann wohl mit dem schnellen Wiederaufschwung.
Zitat:"One group conspicuously absent from a last-minute deal to scoop up
Bear Stearns (BSC.N: Quote, Profile, Research) on the cheap were the
sovereign wealth funds that have recently spent billions of dollars
on Wall Street."
"With no money coming from the Middle East or Asia in the latest
deal for a struggling Wall Street bank, analysts said on Monday that
sovereign funds are likely to keep away from U.S. financial assets
for now."
"Qatar's prime minister, who heads the country's $60 billion sovereign
wealth fund, told Reuters last month he would rather invest in
European over U.S. lenders because U.S. bank stocks were likely to
fall further on subprime-mortgage writedowns."
Bear Stearns (BSC.N: Quote, Profile, Research) on the cheap were the
sovereign wealth funds that have recently spent billions of dollars
on Wall Street."
"With no money coming from the Middle East or Asia in the latest
deal for a struggling Wall Street bank, analysts said on Monday that
sovereign funds are likely to keep away from U.S. financial assets
for now."
"Qatar's prime minister, who heads the country's $60 billion sovereign
wealth fund, told Reuters last month he would rather invest in
European over U.S. lenders because U.S. bank stocks were likely to
fall further on subprime-mortgage writedowns."
Hm, das war's dann wohl mit dem schnellen Wiederaufschwung.
http://www.exile.ru/blog/detail.php?BLOG_ID=17951&AUTHOR_ID=
Das Bild ist sehenswert
Zitat:"A GROUP OF UPPER VOLTA INVESTORS PREPARES TO BUY OUT LEHMAN BROS."
Das Bild ist sehenswert
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/86901c12-f61d-11dc-8d3d-000077b07658.html
Hm, ob die bis zum Sommer durchhalten?
Zitat:Beijing has temporarily suspended the collection of corporate
taxes from Chinese mutual funds in an attempt to boost the
country's slumping stock prices. China's finance ministry and
State Administration of Taxation announced the exemption in a brief
statement carried by state media last night but did not say how long
the measure would last.
taxes from Chinese mutual funds in an attempt to boost the
country's slumping stock prices. China's finance ministry and
State Administration of Taxation announced the exemption in a brief
statement carried by state media last night but did not say how long
the measure would last.
Hm, ob die bis zum Sommer durchhalten?
http://money.cnn.com/2008/03/21/news/economy/treasurys/?postversion=2008032115
Bisher lag die Grenze bei 1000.
Zitat:
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The Treasury Department said Friday it
plans to lower the minimum investment amount for government bonds
in an effort to make them more affordable for average investors.
Beginning April 7, people will be able to buy as little as
$100 in Treasury marketable bills, notes, bonds and Treasury
Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS). Investors will also be able
to purchase these securities in increments of $100.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The Treasury Department said Friday it
plans to lower the minimum investment amount for government bonds
in an effort to make them more affordable for average investors.
Beginning April 7, people will be able to buy as little as
$100 in Treasury marketable bills, notes, bonds and Treasury
Inflation-Protected Securities (TIPS). Investors will also be able
to purchase these securities in increments of $100.
Bisher lag die Grenze bei 1000.
Re: Alles wird gut!!!41! - South Carolina will $100 Mio in Hypothekenprodukte investieren
Uwe Ohse, 2008-03-23
Uwe Ohse, 2008-03-23
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/080321/state_pensions_mortgages.html
Also, ganz so weit scheint es mit der Vernunft institutioneller Anleger
auch nicht her zu seit.
Zitat:South Carolina is looking to buy $100 million of mortgage-related
investments for its $30 billion state pension fund. Pennsylvania,
which made money off those securities' troubles in its hedge funds
last year, is also betting that they can offer long-term returns.
investments for its $30 billion state pension fund. Pennsylvania,
which made money off those securities' troubles in its hedge funds
last year, is also betting that they can offer long-term returns.
Also, ganz so weit scheint es mit der Vernunft institutioneller Anleger
auch nicht her zu seit.
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/banking_and_finance/article3599523.ece
Was sind schon 1.4 trillion? Mehr als das Bruttosozialprodukt von Großbritannien, aber alles in allem ist das doch auch nur eine Zahl...
Die Zahlen sind lustig. Naja, nicht wirklich. Schon die 1.09 für Deutschland
sind untragbar (Verhältnis Schulden zu Einkommen).
Zitat:Hundreds of thousands of indebted Britons are at risk of losing
their homes if they fall behind on their credit card and personal
loan repayments after moves by the high street banks to protect their
weakening balance sheets.
The banks’ increasing concern about the risks of the implosion of
Britain’s £1.4 trillion debt mountain has led to a huge surge in
the number of court orders moving unsecured debt on to a basis that
secures it against a borrower’s home.
their homes if they fall behind on their credit card and personal
loan repayments after moves by the high street banks to protect their
weakening balance sheets.
The banks’ increasing concern about the risks of the implosion of
Britain’s £1.4 trillion debt mountain has led to a huge surge in
the number of court orders moving unsecured debt on to a basis that
secures it against a borrower’s home.
Was sind schon 1.4 trillion? Mehr als das Bruttosozialprodukt von Großbritannien, aber alles in allem ist das doch auch nur eine Zahl...
Zitat:The average British adult has 2.8 credit or debit cards, more than
any other country in Europe. A growing number are borrowing to
pay for vacations, furniture, even plastic surgery. As a result,
Britons are spending more than they earn, racking up a household
debt-to-income ratio of 1.62 compared with 1.42 in the United States
and 1.09 in Germany.
any other country in Europe. A growing number are borrowing to
pay for vacations, furniture, even plastic surgery. As a result,
Britons are spending more than they earn, racking up a household
debt-to-income ratio of 1.62 compared with 1.42 in the United States
and 1.09 in Germany.
Die Zahlen sind lustig. Naja, nicht wirklich. Schon die 1.09 für Deutschland
sind untragbar (Verhältnis Schulden zu Einkommen).
http://krugman.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/03/21/weird-interest-rates/
1-Monats Treasuries versus Fed Fund Target Rate. Die Fed rennt seit einiger Zeit hinterher.
1-Monats Treasuries versus Fed Fund Target Rate. Die Fed rennt seit einiger Zeit hinterher.
http://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/0,1518,542909,00.html
Ramsch ist so ein böses Wort...
Zitat:"Laut einem Zeitungsbericht will die Investmentbank Goldman Sachs
bis zu 6400 Mitarbeiter entlassen - das wären 20 Prozent der
Belegschaft. Der Grund: Fehlspekulationen mit Ramsch-Hypotheken."
bis zu 6400 Mitarbeiter entlassen - das wären 20 Prozent der
Belegschaft. Der Grund: Fehlspekulationen mit Ramsch-Hypotheken."
Ramsch ist so ein böses Wort...
Gruß, Uwe
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