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Enel: SSSB cut its price target
Schroder Salomon Smith Barney lowered its price target of Enel, bringing it to 6.1 euros per share on the basis of a reassessment of Wind. The recommendation is “neutral, high risk” and should be lifted only when it will be greater clarity on the future objectives of the group, for which the American investment bank rules out ‘miracles’ from day to day.
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Thud of Tim, Moscow: “Warning to 3.9 €”
Brusca acceleration downwards for Tim that seems to have the strength to escape the threshold of 4 euros. The title of the company led by Marco De Benedetti is losing 2.90% share trading at 4.12 euros. “From a technical standpoint there are many hopes for Tim,” says Edoardo Mosca of New Investments sim. “Once we broke the support post to 4.30 euros, there is room for a descent of at least 10%. The target of arrival may be at 3,90-3,95, a level which I think is very interesting.”
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Vail (HSBC): “And ‘interesting Pirelli Real Estate”
The initial public offering of Pirelli Real Estate will begin next June 17 and ends on 19 June. There is great expectation for the debut of the company. “Pirelli Real Estate is very interesting because the sector is poorly represented in our portfolio of Piazza Affari, or rather is not represented by companies of this size,” said Marco Vailati, manager of HSBC sgr, “Other companies listed in the sector are small size and therefore with a limited liquidity to attract institutional investors. The second point of interest is the peculiar property of combining services, thereby reducing the cyclicality of the business. Everything now depends on the price at which the title will be placed. To As to the substitution effect between stocks in the portfolios of the Telecom and it’s supposed to be a small revision.
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Good performance for the German car
good day at the Frankfurt stock exchange for securities of the automotive sector. The title of BMW, by far the favorite of many investment banks, scoring an increase of 2.03%, passing from hand to 45.15 euros. Well DaimlerChrysler also an increase of 2.79%, which just recently announced an increase in sales of Mercedes cars especially in Italy for the month of May. Buying for the title Volkswagen (+2.55%) which will debut the other day Phateon (said to cost between 66 and 98 thousand euros), the most luxurious car ever built by the now home of the automobile people who also built a modern factory dedicated to this model.
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IT Holding slips to 4.43 euros
IT Holding slip that leaves at ground level from 4.73% to 4.43 euros. In recent days, namely on 3 June, IT Holding’s board voted to increase the share capital by issuing up to 45,744,000 new shares of par value 0.05 euros each. PA Investments, majority shareholder with a 64.26% stake, has committed to underwrite the increase in proportion to its shareholding. Similarly Gianfranco Ferre has committed to underwriting a share in line with his participation.
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Banfi “Council to stand at the window”
Many operators recommend staying at the window waiting for new developments both at the macroeconomic level as well as reducing the equity markets. “You have to understand what is really weighing on the stock market environment,” says Paolo Banfi, head of investment Euroconsult, “While in the macroeconomic situation is improving U.S. stock markets are struggling. The feeling is that you probably already established or potential irregularities have compromised the credibility of the U.S. market. Added to this are the pressures for political events and fears of new attacks, which however we find it more psychologically prepared compared to 11 in September 2001.
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Vodafone: fair value for ABN Amro and ‘113P
The results announced by Vodafone this morning were broadly in line with forecasts of ABN Amro, both in terms of sales and EBITDA. The cash flow from operations was higher than expected, thanks to lower spending on capital investment (CAPEX). The fair value of Vodafone identified by ABN Amro is equal to 113 pence a share, but any downward revision of estimates on the top line by the company could push the title below this level. Vodafone are changing hands in London at an altitude of 108.75 pence (+3.6%), with approximately 300 million units exchanged so far.
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Sogen judges buy securities Impregilo
The research department at Societe Generale indicates a buy recommendation on securities Impregilo: analysts of French investment bank also calculated a target price of 0.61 euros and estimates for the end of 2001 EPS 0.033 euros. Impregilo held today marks an increase of 1, 52% on the price of 0.482 euros.
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Goldman fires at zero on British Airways
The investment bank Goldman Sachs said to evaluate the former British flag carrier British Airways to 128 pence a share, but does not exclude that the title I can get to 55 pence. “Our rating on BA is underperformer,” said analysts at Goldman, which provides an operating loss for the company to 366 million pounds on sales of 7.78 billion pounds for the year ending in March 2002. The title marks a decline in London, 8, 35% to 134 pence a share.
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London Stock Exchange: Focus weekly
This week was particularly difficult for the Swiss financial English, like other stock exchanges worldwide, with the Footsie, which was again reported near the minimum of 22 March. To focus the attention of investors have been mainly shareholders of Marconi and British Telecom, both very hot. During the meeting of Marconi, shareholders vented all their anger against the company, which in early July launched a profit warning on profits, bringing the collapse in prices. In addition to the way in which this alarm has been informed by the suspension of the license for a whole day, was also criticized the inaction of management in recent weeks that has never actually informed the market about the state of health of the company. Confrontation with the unions, after the announcement by executives of the group wanted to reduce its staff by about 4 thousand units. House on fire for British Telecom, where the vertices of the company had to justify a negative performance of 40% last year. One of the few positive notes was the reduction of debt by 37% since last May, the debt that now stands at around 17.9 billion pounds.