Med den formodentlig vedtagelse af den amerikanske vækstpakke i morgen kan der være endnu mere i BAC og Citigroup. Hvad siger I? - jeg må indrømme, at jeg er blevet lidt mat i koderne, hvad angår fdaytrading.
Ja det kunne godt ligne et rally helt frem mod vedtagelsen af bankpakken, der tidsmæssigt ligger efter vækstpakken. Når de laver den rådne bank, så har de altså også gjort ALT for den sektor.
De har sænket renterne. De har skudt kapital ind. De tager nu også deres dårlige aktiver. Der er snart ikke mere bankforretning man kan gøre galt.
De har sænket renterne. De har skudt kapital ind. De tager nu også deres dårlige aktiver. Der er snart ikke mere bankforretning man kan gøre galt.
Til min store overraskelse er Barclays ADRs faldet med 11%, selvom dollaren er steget 1,8% ift. Euro, så tegner det dårligt for min trading position. Så jeg tror jeg forberede en tur i gyngerne efter at have vundet lidt på karussellen.
By Glenn Somerville
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner will lay out a rescue plan on Tuesday that will rely on public and private funds to take $500 billion of bad assets off banks' books, sources said.
The plan would also extend a Federal Reserve program aimed at shoring up consumer lending to the troubled mortgage sector, allowing the U.S. central bank to extend up to $1 trillion in loans to holders of a wide variety of asset-backed securities, according to sources.
Details on Geithner's proposal for stabilizing a U.S. financial sector undermined by soaring losses on mortgage-related debts emerged following briefings Treasury officials provided for Capitol Hill lawmakers.
President Barack Obama told a news conference on Monday that cleaning up banks' balance sheets was a priority and didn't rule out the possibility that it will take more money than the $700 billion Congress already has approved to complete the job.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner will lay out a rescue plan on Tuesday that will rely on public and private funds to take $500 billion of bad assets off banks' books, sources said.
The plan would also extend a Federal Reserve program aimed at shoring up consumer lending to the troubled mortgage sector, allowing the U.S. central bank to extend up to $1 trillion in loans to holders of a wide variety of asset-backed securities, according to sources.
Details on Geithner's proposal for stabilizing a U.S. financial sector undermined by soaring losses on mortgage-related debts emerged following briefings Treasury officials provided for Capitol Hill lawmakers.
President Barack Obama told a news conference on Monday that cleaning up banks' balance sheets was a priority and didn't rule out the possibility that it will take more money than the $700 billion Congress already has approved to complete the job.
10/2 2009 17:25 collersteen 02418
Har du iøvrigt set denne her?
Cramer, geithner/bad bank og BAC i en og samme artikel...
http://www.cnbc.com/id/29100512/
Cramer, geithner/bad bank og BAC i en og samme artikel...
http://www.cnbc.com/id/29100512/
Nope thanks. Jeg er ude af bac siden fredag. Men jeg tror på rally, måske skal jeg revidere min tyrkertro.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Treasury rolled out a reworked financial rescue plan on Tuesday worth possibly more than $2 trillion to mop up bad bank assets and revive consumer lending in a bid to stave off a deep recession.
But investors said they were disappointed that Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner did not provide vital details of how his plan will work.
But investors said they were disappointed that Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner did not provide vital details of how his plan will work.
Glad endnu engang for at have taget profit i BAC, nu tænker jeg bare på mine Barclays..
10/2 2009 23:19 Mr. Buffet 02441
Det er efterhånden ikke til forudse en god daytrade. Glæder mig over, at jeg ikke havde modet til at købe BAC Bliver spændende at følge Barclays de næste par dage, men det kan godt være, at akademikeren skal spænde hjelmen og forberede sig på et lille fald.