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So schnell gehts dann mit der vermeintlichen "Pleite dann doch nicht, zumal sich Freddies
Anleihen bei der letzten Auktion wesentlich besser als erwartet verkauft haben.
Da sich die Preferred Stocks in vielen Bank und Zentralbankdepots befinden, grosse Fonds
auch weiter investieren werden, könnten dann schnell aus den jetzigen Abschreibungen
außerordentliche Gewinne werden.
Allerdings nur, wenn es nicht zur Vollverstaatlichung kommt - und danach sieht es nun gerade wirklich nicht aus...
By Michael Kitchen
Last update: 8:44 a.m. EDT Aug. 26, 2008
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Freddie Mac (FRE:
Freddie Mac
FRE 3.29, +0.48, +17.1%) said Tuesday its total mortgage portfolio rose an annualized 4.2% in July, and 8.7% in the year to date. However, the lender's total mortgage portfolio purchases and issuances were lower than the same month last year, at $34.6 billion compared to $40.5 billion in July 2007, according to unaudited figures. It said its single-family delinquency rate for all loans was 101 basis points in July, up from 93 basis points in June
TecDax: LDK hat gestern gegen den Trend fast 10% zugelegt.
Bevor ich den TecDax shorte, würde ich mir die Entwicklung der US Solarwerte anschauen,
denn unsere ziehen meist etwas später nach.
Gegen die Solarwerte lässt sich schwer anshorten...
Hatte mich mit dem Case übrigens vertan, kam nicht um 14:30 sondern um 15:00 Uhr... hat aber jeder wohl gesehen...
U.S. July home sales rise 2.4% after big downward revisions
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U.S. August consumer confidence 56.9 vs 51.9 in July
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U.S. August consumer confidence above 53 expected
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U.S. July new-home sales up 2.4% to 515,000 pace
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U.S. July new-home sales weaker than 521,000 pace expected
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U.S June new-home sales revised to new cycle-low
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U.S. June home sales 503,000 was lowest since Sept. '91
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Biogen, Elan lead drug stocks higher
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U.S. July home sales rise 2.4% after big downward revisions
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U.S. August consumer confidence 56.9 vs 51.9 in July
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U.S. August consumer confidence above 53 expected
ich hasse diese niedrigen erwartungen...
10:00 AM ET, Aug 26, 2008
02. U.S June new-home sales revised to new cycle-low
10:00 AM ET, Aug 26, 2008
03. U.S. July new-home sales weaker than 521,000 pace expected
10:00 AM ET, Aug 26, 2008
04. U.S. July new-home sales up 2.4% to 515,000 pace
10:00 AM ET, Aug 26, 2008
05. U.S. August consumer confidence above 53 expected
10:00 AM ET, Aug 26, 2008
06. U.S. August consumer confidence 56.9 vs 51.9 in July
10:00 AM ET, Aug 26, 2008
10:00 AM ET, Aug 26, 2008
02. U.S June new-home sales revised to new cycle-low
10:00 AM ET, Aug 26, 2008
03. U.S. July new-home sales weaker than 521,000 pace expected
10:00 AM ET, Aug 26, 2008
04. U.S. July new-home sales up 2.4% to 515,000 pace
10:00 AM ET, Aug 26, 2008
05. U.S. August consumer confidence above 53 expected
10:00 AM ET, Aug 26, 2008
06. U.S. August consumer confidence 56.9 vs 51.9 in July
10:00 AM ET, Aug 26, 2008
The Conference Board said its index measuring consumers´ mood jumped to 56.9 this month from July´s 51.9, reaching the highest level since May.
That was well above economists´ expectations for a reading of 53.0, according to the median of their forecasts in a Reuters poll. The 79 forecasts ranged from 50.0 to 56.2.
The improvement in sentiment came during a month when oil prices retreated further from July´s record highs but consumers´ evaluation of their present situation and the job market deteriorated further.
The Conference Board, an industry group, said its gauge of inflation expectations fell to 6.7 percent from July´s revised 7.5 percent. It hit a record high of 7.7 percent in May and June and was originally reported at 7.6 percent for July.
The overall consumer confidence index dates back to 1967. Its lowest reading ever was 43.2, which it hit in December 1974.