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Parlando di Pande estere, cos'e' la Mamy!??

Prometto questo e' l'ultimo intervento. SE non ci fossero state quelle impennate del dopo dati ( e alcune sono state belle percentuali) sarebbe stato peggio.(Secondo me) Honest!

Posso suggerirti una cosa? Per i prossimi mesi , se puoi, dai un'occhiata ai titoli ogni volta che escono questi dati e poi se vuoi ne riparliamo. Se e' come dici tu che la quota di mercato non influisce sul titolo. Ti regalo una bella bottiglia di vino;) Ps La faccenda Porsche Vw secondo me non spiega quello che dici tu.

Differences over future strategy have previously spilled out in public. Porsche, for example, believes there is too much product overlap in the Audi, Seat and VW ranges.. Secondo me la parte piu' interessante della notizia e' questa. Il resto era gia' nelle carte.

Fiat prende il volo dopo i dati sulle immatricolazioni francesi. Buone notizie anche dalla Cina Di Pierpaolo Molinengo Yahoo Finance Comité des Constructeurs Francais d'Automobiles, l'associazione costruttori francese, riferisce che la Fiat (Milano: F.MI - notizie) , nel mese di agosto, ha registrato in Francia una crescita delle immatricolazioni di autovetture e veicoli commerciali leggeri dell'11,2% rispetto allo stesso mese del 2007. Il Lingotto è, insieme alla Nissan, l'unico gruppo automobilistico ad avere il segno positivo nel mese passato. Parlando di numero, il gruppo automobilistico torinese ha immatricolato 9.003 autovetture e veicoli commerciali leggeri: di questi qualli a marchio Fiat sono stati 6.991 (+24,2%) per una quota di mercato per il gruppo in crescita dal 5,8% di agosto 2007 al 6,9% (5,4% a luglio 2007) e per il brand Fiat dal 4% al Ma questa non è l'unica notizia positiva che coinvolge la Fiat. Il sito internet di Automotive News riferisce che il Lingotto è in trattative con il gruppo cinese Guangzhou Automobile Industry Group per un'eventuale collaborazione tecnica. Nel corso di un'intervista rilasciata al suddetto portale, Paolo Arpellino, responsabile delle attività cinesi della casa torinese, ha spiegato che il gruppo ha esaminato una collaborazione tecnica con Guangzhou Automobile. Il titolo reagisce a Piazza Affari con un +3,53%, scambiato a 10,96 euro. La prima cho trovato tanto, c'e' sono altre. Sono in sala di reg. stasera , se volete continuo fra qualche giorno

Ti sbagli. Quante volte ho letto "mese boom per x 0 y , vola il titoloolo in borsa" Poi si arrivano i dati seri "and the chickens come home To roost". Ma ci guadagnano sempre, sono i poveri concessionari che vengono spremuti.

Ma io infatti ho sempre detto che sono tutti nel gioco,( secondo me) .

Siete voi che non avete afferrato il significato del mio discorso. Scusatemi ma e' cosi.

Vanno differenziate pero'. Cosi' come quelle imposte ai concessionari che devono fare salti mortali per farle Conteggiare, situaione tra l'altro ormai insostenibile, come qualcuno scriveva nell'altro topic. Lo ripeto per l'ultima , se parlavamo di patate va,bene, ma qua parliamo di dati che ogni mese fanno a finire nei giornali di informazione. E allora che l'informazione , almeno per chi'e' interessato sia piu' trasparente. Il motivo e' semplice, in caso vi chiedete perche' sono cosi ostinato. Quota di mercato = quota in borsa, la manipolazione di questi dati ha ripercursioni importanti nel mondo reale.

Comunque faccio un 'ultimo punto e poi basta. Le vendite reali secondo me e altri sono quelle dove c'e' la richiesta l'ordine genuino. Poi ci sono quelle forzate e quelle scontate anche al 30% Quelle , per me , non sono reali.

Ho dato il link del sito cosicche' chi ha dubbi puo' controllare. Di certo non sono io chi vuole confondere "chi non sa" Posso scusarmi se ho capito male il titolo , ma non penso che una cosa del genere meriti insulti e abusi personali

No perche' nel 2007 le vendite a persone fische ( le chiamano cosi) sono state 29.900 circa.

Lei e' una persona incivile e maleducata, e abusa della sua posizione in unmodo che non dovrebbe essere tollerato. Ora puo' fare quello che vuole:?

HOME PAGE UNRAE Clicca sintesi statistica;)

I dati scritti sono dati ufficiali pubblicati in Italia dalla Unrae . le immaticrolazioni sono divise in vari settori Unrae dati statistici. Il fatto che loro li chiamano persone fisiche e io reali e solo un dattaglio. Non capito questo strano bisogno che lei abbia di farmi le cazziate quando le pare. Se vuole sfogarsi faccia qualcosa altro

Stavo solo cercando di aiutare Piccolo-alfisti con una risposta piu' dettagliata possibile. Il resto sono solo provocazioni e insulti e spero i mods lo notino

Piccolo ot ma interessante Kimi Raikkonen is rumoured to be distraught today after team ‘mate’ Felipe Massa told German newspaper Welt am Sonntag that he is ‘not friends’ with the 2007 World Champion. “We work with each other and want Ferrari to be world champions, but we are not friends; we have no private relationship.” Massa also said that he is much closer to his Michael Schumacher, describing him as being ‘like an older brother.’ Kimi Raikkonen, who is the highest paid racer in F1, drives a Ferrari Enzo, rides custom choppers, likes to party and is married to a former Miss Scandinavia, is undoubtedly seeking counseling after the comments… Top Gear

Bankrupt Lehmans had F1 stake Ed Keohane Autocar Yes, that's right. Just as we were all at the point of saying - global downturn and stockmarket chaos aside - that the fall of Lehman Brothers investment bank wasn't going to affect us, it turns out that maybe it will. A quick trawl through lemon's Lehman's assets confirms that the bank owned 16.7% of F1. The majority of the shares are owned by private equity group CVC, which will have the right of refusal on the Lehman F1 assets. This means that it can in effect decide who cannot own them, although at a price. CVC has bid for Lehman's shares in the past, but been turned down. What does all this mean for F1? Well, that's where it gets tricky. We know that F1 is run to make money, but there is an argument that the more a company borrows, the less it can invest...and that should worry all F1 fans.

Lehman Brothers collapse: Alistair Darling vows to crack down on market manipulation By Robert Winnett, Deputy Political Editor Daily Telegraph Alistair Darling, the Chancellor, has warned that he is prepared to take action against financial speculators who many blame for seeking to manipulate the stock market by unduly forcing down the value of popular shares. Chief among them was Halifax Bank of Scotland (HBOS), which slumped by more than ten per cent. The bank, whose shares also fell by almost twenty per cent yesterday, suspects that it is being unfairly targeted by hedge funds and other speculators seeking to make quick profits from the current financial turmoil. The sharp rise in the oil price in the summer was also blamed on financial speculators. The Chancellor has said that the Financial Services Authority (FSA) is currently studying the role of speculators in the market and indicated that the Government was preparing new rules to prevent such activity. In an interview with the BBC, he said: “I’m extremely anxious that we avoid a situation where people can manipulate markets, causing huge harm - that is totally unjustified.” The FSA launched an investigation in March into suggestions that misleading rumours had caused another sharp drop in the value of HBOS stock. Traders can capitalise on such situations by borrowing shares to sell in the hope of buying them back cheaper at a later time- a practice known as short selling. In the wake of the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers almost five per cent has been wiped off the value of stocks in London. The FTSE 100 was trading about 80 points down by mid-morning with banking and insurance shares recording the largest falls. Barclays was among the biggest decliners with a five percent fall in early trading after announcing that it was in talks to buy some of Lehman's assets. Markets in Japan, China and South Korea, which were closed yesterday for a public holiday, also suffered steep losses, with the Nikkei 225 down almost 5pc in Tokyo and Hong Kong's Hang Seng index down 6pc. Japanese banks were particularly badly hit after Lehman Brothers disclosed that the Tokyo-based Aozora Bank and Mizuho Corporate Bank were its two largest creditors. The Bank of Japan has injected 2.5 trillion yen (£13 billion) into markets in an attempt to calm fears of a further slide. The turmoil in Tokyo and smaller financial centres across Asia come after the US suffered its worse day of trading since the September 11 terror attacks, and the value of pensions and savings of millions of Britons fell sharply amid warnings of the worst financial conditions since 1929. Thousands of jobs are set to be cut in the City as experts warned share prices may take years to recover. Fears are now growing over the financial health of American International Group (AIG), the world’s biggest insurance firm, which was given emergency access to $20bn yesterday. Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan have joined forces to try and raise a $75billion financing package to support AIG in co-ordination with the US Federal Reserve. The credit rating of billions of loans made to AIG has been downgraded. Attention will be focussed on America when its markets open later today. Senior bankers believe that emergency financing must be arranged for AIG or the financial turmoil of the past twenty-four hours will worsen. The Federal Reserve will also meet to discuss cutting US interest rates. "[it is] very much a continuation of yesterday. It's been one car crash after another," said Manus Cranny of MF Global Spreads, a City firm. "Having dealt with the repercussions of no Fed bail out for Lehman, this whole insurance question in regards to AIG is more disconcerting because of the real knock on effects that you potentially have." Mr Darling said that Governments around the world must come together to rescue the international financial system. “Authorities right across the world must send a clear signal that we’ll do everything we can to maintain stability,” Mr Darling said. “We must, must, must act together to tighten up the system and try to reduce the likelihood of these problems arising again in the future.” The Chancellor indicated that banks had enjoyed too much freedom to get involved in complicated, high-risk ways of making money and that a culture of secrecy about their strategies had resulted in unexpectedly large problems being announced with little warning, causing massive shocks to the system. “We need far more openness and transparency, particularly for some of the off-balance sheet activities that were going on,” he said. “We need to tighten up the activities of credit rating agencies, and we need to make sure that banks themselves recognise their responsibilities, so that when they lend to people they actually know what the risk is.” Mr Darling also refused to rule out that major British banks could follow the example of Lehman, which filed for bankruptcy after suffering crippling losses due to the credit crisis. He would only say: “I will do whatever is appropriate and whatever is right to ensure the stability of the banking system here.”

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