Woensdag 3 Juni

1. [verwijderd] 3 juni 2009 16:08

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   Iemand enig idee waarom Citi zo in elkaar stort?
2. [verwijderd] 3 juni 2009 16:56

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   geen idee, het is niet alleen citi, maar de gehele financiele markt in de US.
   
   conversie prijs is 3.25 en misschien is er al wat bekend, maar nog niet officieel.
   
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   en de verwijdering uit de dow jones heeft toch nog effect op de koers.
   omdat de index de onderliggende Citi aandelen dumpt om travelers ervoor in te kopen.
   
   ik wilde maandag nog rond de 3.70 verkopen, maar goed.
3. [verwijderd] 3 juni 2009 17:04

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4. Alles kwijt 3 juni 2009 19:28

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   Na het dieptepunt van vandaag op 3,32 heb ik (toen een stijgende lijn zich begon af te tekenen) bijgekocht op 3,36.
   Inzet verdubbelen heet dat.
   Rien ne va plus. Faites vos jeux. Nu niet meer inzetten.
5. [verwijderd] 3 juni 2009 21:17

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   niet verkeerd. dit zal tegen dinsdag volgende week tegen de $5 aanlopen. zo vaak gedacht om boven de 3.70/80/90 te verkopen en op dit moment te wachten en terug te kopen.
   
   ik leer..
6. [verwijderd] 3 juni 2009 22:07

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   Tsja, uitspraken Bernanke vallen hard.
   
   En dan nog dit:
   
   Bank credit risk falls to pre-Lehman bankruptcy levelsBy: AFX | 03 Jun 2009 | 12:35 PM ET Text Size NEW YORK, June 3 (Reuters) - Concerns about counterparty risk of large banks has fallen to the lowest levels since Lehman Brothers failed in September as successful bank capital raising efforts assuaged investor fears, according to a credit default swap index. The CDR Counterparty Risk Index, which measures the average credit spread of the 14 largest credit derivative dealers, fell 10 percent this week to close at 135 basis points on Tuesday, according to Credit Derivatives Research, which manages the index. This is the tightest level since September 10, 2008, which was 6 days before Lehman filed for bankruptcy. "As US banks continue to take advantage of the unprecedented strength in equity and credit markets to raise both equity and debt capital, investors marked down their default risk significantly," Tim Backshall, chief strategist at Credit Derivatives Research said in a release on Wednesday. Banks have been raising capital as they seek to extricate themselves from Washington's grip. Bank of America, for example, said it has raised close to $33 billion since early May, including $7 billion over six days, closing nearly all of the $33.9 billion capital shortfall that regulators found through its "stress test." For details, see Citigroup was the only bank in the counterparty index that saw its credit spreads widen this week, and its remains significantly wider than its peers, Credit Derivatives Research said. Credit default swaps insuring Citigroup's debt are trading with a spread of around 350 basis points, which is 150 basis points wider than swaps protecting the legacy of debt of Merrill Lynch, the next riskiest bank in the index, CDR said. Credit default swaps are used to hedge against the risk of a borrower defaulting on their debt or to speculate on their credit quality. Widening spreads indicate higher perceptions of default risk. Citigroup's spread movement "is interesting since it remains the most implicitly government-backed of the major financials in the US," Backshall said. "The fact that (Citigroup's) stock also fell the most of the Counterparty Risk Index members this week reflects investor concern that Citi's weakness is systemic and that it is unlikely to earn or self-fund its way out of this situation," he added. Citigroup's shares have fallen to $3.39 on Wednesday from a close of $3.74 on Friday. Banks included in the index are Bank of America, BNP Paribas, Barclays Bank Plc, Citigroup, Credit Suisse Group, Deutsche Bank AG, Dresdner Bank AG, Goldman Sachs, HSBC Bank Plc, JPMorgan, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, Royal Bank of Scotland Group and UBS AG. (Reporting by Karen Brettell; Editing by Diane Craft) Keywords: BANK SWAPS/ (karen.brettell@thomsonreuters.com; +1 646 223 6274; Reuters Messaging: karen.brettell.reuters.com@reuters.net ) COPYRIGHT Copyright Thomson Reuters 2009. All rights reserved.
   
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   Ben heel benieuwd wat Citi volgende week gaat doen? Gaan we eerst terug naar de 3? Citi was steeds erg stabiel. Nu flinke dalingen achter elkaar.