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M. Stanley and ‘underweight on Alcatel, target drops to € 3
Morgan Stanley has cut its price target on Alcatel, ranging from 4 to 3 euros. The recommendation on the title remains Underweight. Recent announcements suggest a further weakening of business in the United States, with profits warnings from Nortel, Tellabs and Lucent Technologies. Also has concerns about the short-European markets. At this moment, Alcatel is trading at 3.14 euros (-6.27%).
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Dollar finds strength thanks to Wall Street
Dollar still strong, thanks to gains in the U.S. stock market yesterday to the news that one of the largest Saudi investors, Al-Waleed bin Talal, has increased its presence in U.S. society. A denial of fact to recent rumors that it would implement a flight of capital from U.S. markets Saudis. The dollar in mid-session fee 0.9696 per euro (0.9705 and 0.9770 Final ECB) and 120.03 yen (119.87).
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Fideuram big dusting
Despite the results in decline in the second quarter of 2002, closed with a consolidated net profit of 51.5 million (-14.5% over the same period of 2001), today Fideuram rebound continues in the 3rd, 94% which is entitled to 4.88 euros. The forecasts are very optimistic for the end of the year if the markets decline.
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Fiat, the car still has the wheels on the ground
“The results seem to Fiat as a whole on expectations, although the car still shows dangerous signs of weakness in income and targets announced for 2002 will probably unattainable, unless a change in the markets reference group, “says an observer of the events of the house in Turin. “The few positive notes seem to be the case, which stopped the bleeding with a free cash flow substantially equal to zero. As regards debt (5.8 billion euros and net) the steps to do are still many, despite the closure of the big loan convertible into shares. The second half of Fiat will be explosive, to keep the losses aggregated at this level. “Of the movement.
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European insurance recovering
Coming up the insurance on the Old Continent, after the record rise in U.S. markets the day before. Licenses are rising more Ing Groep (+9.06%), Skandia (+8.84%), Axa (+8.38%), Aviva (+8.18%), Żuroch Financial (+7, 60%) and Aegon (+6.33%). Bane also Royal & Sun Alliance (+6.04%), Prudential (+5.67%) and Swiss Life (+5.26%). Braking Allianz (-0.34%).
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UK telephone still under pressure
Sales afflicting the telephone industry since the start of trading, after closing of the bad American markets. Vodafone continues its descent and stands at 84 pence (-3.2%), mmO2 slipped to 45 pence (-3.7%), BT Group retreats to 211.5 pence (-1.2%).
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European telecoms downturn, France Tel shines only
Another bad day for telecoms in Europe, affected by the returns for new fears about the reliability of company accounts and due to persistent weakness in U.S. markets. Licenses are worse today Sonera (-5.51%), Vodafone Group (-4.94%), Tele2 (-4.51%), Portugal Telecom (-4.28%), Cable & Wireless (– 3.92%), Orange (-3.62%) and Telenor (-3.40%). In contrast France Telecom (+4.55%) on speculation about a possible return under the wings of the state.
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The new European markets deepen losses
M. Stanley: “Too much fear (not) to buy”
Jay Pelosky, global strategist at Morgan Stanley, says very concerned about the weakness of the dollar, a real thorn in the side of the equity markets at this time. “The United States will experience low growth in the years to come. Everyone is disappointed by the collapse of stock exchanges, but only now are emerging fears of an excessive devaluation of the dollar, with the risk (for the moment quite remote) of a real collapsing the greenback. Nevertheless, the manager does not seem pessimistic about the future prospects of the equity. “The markets have reached a deep oversold and are going through a phase of high volatility, due to the uncertainty on the recovery of corporate earnings. Overall, the stock is above the minimum in September to just 700 basis points. Trimester in progress, however, should represent a turning point for U.S. companies, with a return to profitability and then to the p / e lower. According to our valuation models, the equity is undervalued by an average of 15% and therefore could be considered rather interesting.
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European stocks: finale in crescendo
The major European financial markets are on track to close the trading day on top of the sitting. To give confidence are both the Nasdaq, which travels upward, and Finland’s Nokia, which thanks to the good prospects for the next quarter has supported the technology sector. Frankfurt rose 1, 87% at 4675 points, Paris marks a rise of 2.06% while the London Stock Exchange is more backward and marks +0.20%. Well also the Madrid Ibex marks +0.90% to 7550 points.