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Da ist was großes im kommen !!!
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But AT&T appears focused on doing a bigger deal like buying Vodafone's European assets. And even if Dish has to raise its bid by $1 billion, it could still create $8 a share in incremental value, New Street says. As for the FCC requests, they help the regulator fulfill its goal of putting spectrum to more efficient use. Even without a clear monetization strategy, Macquarie estimates LightSquared spectrum is worth about $5 a share to Dish today.
http://online.wsj.com/article/...2702304795804579099390615351338.html
Und mein call zu meinen Vodafone Aktien dürfte bald wieder im rennen sein. Mal sehen :-)
http://zertifikat.finanzen.net/optionsscheine/...one-Group-Plc/CZ3KS8
Das japanische Analysehaus Nomura hat das Kursziel für Vodafone von 230 auf 235 Pence angehoben und die Einstufung auf "Buy" belassen. Pluspunkte wie die Konsolidierung im deutschen Telekommarkt sowie niedrigere Spektrumkosten überwögen gegenüber den Minusaspekten wie etwa die währungsbedingte Verwässerung der US-Einnahmen und Belastungen aus dem "Project spring, schrieb Analyst James Britton in einer Studie vom Dienstag. Er bewerte den britischen Mobilfunkkonzern mit einem strategischen Aufschlag, der die Anziehungskraft von Vodafone in der Phase der Sektorkonsolidierung widerspiegele./ajx/rum
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/...vodafone-auf-235-pence-buy-322.htm
Can AT&T Succeed Where Others Have Failed in Europe
AT&T Inc. (NYSE:T) is considering an expansion into Europe, but the phone company will have to contend with expensive and complicated development along with heavy regulation. Despite the obstacles, AT&T is hoping that it can apply its experience building a fourth-generation U.S. network to Europe, where implementation of faster services is set to flourish over the next several years, Bloomberg reports.
According to Craig Moffet, founder of researcher MoffettNathanson LLC, phone companies have so far failed to benefit from global networks. In Europe specifically, governments often deter attempts to create regional networks while divided, price-sensitive markets can make it difficult to profit. “Anyone who has tried it has learned the hard way that the economic benefits never materialize,” Moffett explained.
But the potential for growth as the mobile Internet grows is a huge incentive for AT&T even if a European push hasn’t historically been successful. Additionally, AT&T has the chance to buy Vodafone Group Plc (NASDAQ:VOD)for a relatively cheap price on the backs of strong valuations in the U.S. telecommunications market. According to data overseen by Bloomberg, the average price-to-earnings ratio in Western Europe is about 40 and more than 60 in North America.
Now that Newbury, England-based Vodafone has sold its stake in Verizon Wireless (NYSE:VZ), AT&T is eyeing the company as a potential entry-point into the European market, which Bloomberg estimates value at about $130 billion.
Moffett describes AT&T’s interest in European expansion as a response to the telecom’s uncertain future in the U.S. market — AT&T posted lower-than-predicted profits last quarter, spurred by the cost of subsidizing smartphones, and has also struggled with failing land-line revenue. “You can understand why AT&T wants to diversify,” Moffett said. “AT&T’s position in the U.S. market looks to be a bit precarious right now, and U.S. valuations are still at near all-time peaks, so there has to be at least some interest in using that currency while it’s still exciting.”
For telecoms considering an expansion into Europe, the status of the European economy is also a huge deterring factor. The economy in Europe is growing more slowly, with higher unemployment, likely making the growth of 4G a wash when met with declining phone bills. According to the GSMA industry group, customers in Europe paid an average of $38 per month for mobile last year — comparatively, U.S. subscribers paid an average of $69 per month with the typical 4G subscriber paying 10 percent more.
However, regulators remain one of the largest deterrents to European expansion by U.S. telecoms as EU Commissioner Neelie Kroes has voiced her concerns about a Lehman Brothers-style implosion if the telecoms are not handled properly. “The telecoms sector hasn’t had its Lehman moment yet,” Kroes said this week in a speech. “With declining revenues, rising debt, dated business models, I worry about that happening. And I worry about the consequences if it did.”
http://wallstcheatsheet.com/stocks/...ailed-in-europe.html/?a=viewall
Analysts at HSBC revisit prospect of US business bidding for Vodafone, as European picture improves
http://www.theguardian.com/business/...vodafone-hsbc-possible-att-bid
Denke die Tage erreichen wir ein neues Jahreshoch und marschieren weiter Richtung 3,50 €. Die Übernahmefantasie durch AT&T dürfte uns die Tage weiteren Schub geben. Ebenfalls dürfte es bald eine Sonderausschüttung geben.Die Dividende von 5,4% extra hinzu. Der News Flow ist positiv und die Analysten erhöhen ständig das Kursziel. Die Aktie ein klarer kauf.
Jetzt fehlt nur noch das Übernahmeangebot von AT&T. Gerüchte zufolge wird zw. 6-8 USD pro Aktie gemunkelt. Mal sehen die Tage, Wochen, was dran ist.
Dies soll keine Handelsaufforderung darstellen. Nur meine Meinung.
nmm
Vodafone Group plc (NASDAQ:VOD): Jim Cramer ranked this stock a Buy. Cramer previously ranked this stock a Buy on August 20, 2013. The stock’s 52-week high is $35.36, and its 52-week low is $24.42. Cramer said that he remains a buyer of Vodafone. In the wake of Vodafone’s deal with Verizon (NYSE:VZ), by which Verizon bought out Vodafone’s stake in the company, some think that Vodafone is being eyed by AT&T (NYSE:T) as potential acquisition.
http://wallstcheatsheet.com/stocks/...-these-3-stocks.html/?a=viewall
Vodafone bekommt einen neuen Finanzchef. Wenn der 130 Milliarden Dollar schwere Deal mit Verizon endgültig über die Bühne ist, wird Andy Halford den Telekomkonzern verlassen. Nick Read soll seinen Platz einnehmen.
London - Der britische Mobilfunkriese Vodafone bekommt schon bald einen neuen Finanzvorstand. Der bisherige Finanzchef Andy Halford verlasse den Konzern Ende März 2014 nach Abschluss des 130 Milliarden Dollar schweren Verkaufs des US-Mobilfunkgeschäfts an Verizon. Er soll um seine Ablösung gebeten haben
Halford werde von Vodafone-Manager Nick Read ersetzt, der bislang das Geschäft in Afrika, dem Nahen Osten und Asien leitet, teilte das Unternehmen am Donnerstag mit. Read werde zunächst mit Jahresbeginn zum designierten Finanzchef ernannt und dann im April in das oberste Führungsgremium einziehen.
Sein Vorgänger Halford ist seit mehr als acht Jahren Finanzchef. In seiner Funktion hat er auch den Megadeal mit dem langjährigen Partner Verizon mitgetragen: Vodafone verkauft seinen Anteil von 45 Prozent an dem US-Gemeinschaftsunternehmen Verizon Wireless. Es ist die drittgrößte Übernahme aller Zeiten. In Deutschland übernimmt Vodafone für 10,7 Milliarden Euro Kabel Deutschland.
http://www.manager-magazin.de/unternehmen/artikel/...ne-a-925971.html
The hedge-fund manager, David Einhorn, said that AT&T might target Vodafone Group Plc (NASDAQ:VOD) for a takeover bid once the British company breaks its Verizon joint-venture. Verizon has acquired Vodafone Group Plc (NASDAQ:VOD) Verizon’s Wireless stake in a deal worth $130B. Now it just seems like the company has an attraction quotient attached to it, especially for companies that are seeking to expand into Europe, said Einhorn. The hedge fund manager is Greenlight Capital’s president. The hedge fund has a stake in the communications company.
Lucrative market
On Bloomberg, Einhorn said that if you take away Verizon from the Vodafone Group Plc (NASDAQ:VOD) equation, what is left is the European business and this makes the company a very attractive proposition. AT&T is looking for exposure in the European market and thus there may be chances of it making a beeline for Vodafone Group Plc (NASDAQ:VOD). The country’s market is attractive primarily because the value of the wireless carriers is much lower there. Another point to note is that investing in network upgrades might just boost the demand for data consumption in the country.
Wednesday’s trading
In Wednesday’s trading, Vodafone Group Plc (NASDAQ:VOD) rose by 1.33%. The shares opened at a price of $35.27, climbed to an intraday high of $35.96 and dipped to a close of $35.83. Approximately 13.74 million shares were traded on Wednesday while an average volume of 15.96 million shares were traded over a 30 day period. The 52-week low of the company’s shares is $24.42 and its 52-week high is $35.96. The company has a market capitalization of $175.28 billion.
http://gdpinsider.com/...ve-on-vodafone-group-plc-nasdaqvod-5292.html
Bin ja mal gespannt ob mein call auf Vodafone aufgeht.
http://zertifikate.boerse-online.de/.../Auf-Vodafone-Group-Plc/CZ3KS8
Werde evt meine Aktien auch in einen call Màrz14 rollovern
80% in Aktien 20% Derivate.
Werde die Tage weitere Vodafone Aktien zu meinem Bestand hinzukaufen. Eine Dividendenrendite von +5,4% und weitere Sonderzahlungen gibt es in Q4 2013 und Q1 2014. Bei einer Übernahme durch AT&T wird die Aktie ganz schnell fahrt aufnehmen. Wie hoch waren erste Gebote von AT&T laut den Insiderbeiträge ?.. ? 6-8 $ pro Aktie ..?? Was aber wenn das nicht ausreicht ? :-)) Z.B. 10$ ?? :-)) Denk mal drüber nach ....
Vodafone- Reports that Greenlight Capital's David Einhorn said co. may be a takeover target for AT&T are being rerun in UK newspapers. (Telegraph)
http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/columns/...nions-today-14273.html