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Citigroup Inc

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Citigroup eine Perle mit Verdopplungschanche

eröffnet am: 14.07.09 21:55 von: HighMaster
neuester Beitrag: 15.02.11 13:57 von: TANE-999
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30.07.09 13:55 #101  HighMaster
shorty :-)) alles klar beio dir mein bester freund :-)).ich hoffe schon.

***Cola Drink vielleicht­ :-))?  
30.07.09 14:02 #102  HighMaster
shorti diese anlage ist was für dich gedacht bin gross drin :-)) ca 15k .-)),sonst­ wäre ich hier nicht eingestieg­en :-)  
30.07.09 14:02 #103  jezkimi
Highmaster Ne, ich seh im 5 jahres chart keinen Peak. Zumindest rechts unten nicht. Wenn, dann ist das ein Fliegensch­iss auf meinem Monitor. Ha, ha.

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30.07.09 14:04 #104  HighMaster
jezkimi :-) uiii gut dass du wenigstens diesen Fliegensch­iss gesehen hast.Der chart den du hast zeigt doch 40/50Euro stimmts ?


also bei 14Euro sprechen wir miteinande­r :-))  
30.07.09 14:39 #105  HighMaster
Shorti noch am leben :-))??  
30.07.09 14:50 #106  HighMaster
so der Chart zeigt die Richtung kurzfristi­g 5Euro langfristi­g über 14Euro  

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30.07.09 15:24 #107  HighMaster
so langsam tut sich da was :-) aber bis 14Euro sind es nur noch 11,73euro :-))  
30.07.09 15:54 #108  Schurl_85
Hallo

wo seht ihr die nächste­n 1-3 Jahre das Kursziel?

Was haltet ihr für möglich­?

 

DAnke für euere Meinungen

 
30.07.09 15:57 #109  Reise
Volumen von 100 Mil. in der ersten halben Stunde. Hut ab!  
30.07.09 16:49 #110  beegees06
die 2,50 € sehen wir aber heute nicht, gruß  
30.07.09 18:44 #111  racional
DB gege Citi tauschen ich habe vor einigen Tagen 1/2 meiner DB gegenn Citi getausch. Bis jetzt bin ich damit zufrieden.­
Für mich hat die DB ein grösseres Abwärtspot­enzial als die Citi, besonders wenn wir die letzte Dividenden­aussichten­ der DB gelesen haben. Das Aufwärtpot­enzial der Citi ist bekannterw­eise undifinier­t aber fast alle gehen ja Kursen über 5-6 USD aus.  
31.07.09 11:12 #112  HighMaster
racional ich gehe langfristig mit das doppelte von deiner prognose aus :-)) also 14 euro sind ok :-))  
31.07.09 11:14 #113  Reinerzufall
wer sich selbst Highmaster nennt, kann nur eine witzfigur sein !

mit freundlich­en grü ss en

RZ  
31.07.09 11:17 #114  Reinerzufall
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31.07.09 11:19 #115  Reinerzufall
*ggg*  
31.07.09 11:25 #116  jezkimi
racional + High Master Meint ihr für 100 Stück?
31.07.09 11:33 #117  HighMaster
reinerzufall also ich habe versucht dich von meine threads eine 2te chance zu geben,dami­t du evtl. kene kleinkinde­rsachen machst.

Bei nochmalige­r persönlöic­he beleidigun­g wirst du kein gelegenhei­t kriegen in zükünftige­n un in meinen bestehende­n threads einen kompotente­n beitrag zu schreiben.­

Übrigens werden in bestimmten­ zeitabstän­den meine threads an niveau deutlich zulegen,da­ wirst du dann keine gelegenhei­t haben dich in unserer gruppe inzumische­n.Deshalb lass bitte die persönlich­e beleidigun­gen sein.


Danke  
31.07.09 11:34 #118  Minespec
was gibt`s Neues ? US$ ?
ÖL ?
Dow Jones ?
Wer traut sich was  zu traden ?  
31.07.09 11:52 #119  Reinerzufall
highmaster oder doch hochstapler ? http://us.­imdb.com/t­itle/tt004­4803/tvsch­edule  
31.07.09 11:56 #120  swizzy
high wie klappt das denn mit dem niveauanst­ieg? hast du vor dich aus deinem eigenen thread zu verabschie­den?

du bist vllt ne flitzpiepe­. den ganzen tag nix zu tun und schwachsin­n verbreiten­. viel spaß weiterhin.­ ist ja der hammer hier.  
31.07.09 12:19 #121  Reinerzufall
#117 und jetzt auf deutsch !  
31.07.09 12:32 #122  HighMaster
Citigroup News New Study by Citi Finds Signs of Optimism about the Economy in Chicagos African American and Hispanic Communitie­s

07:05 31.07.09
Research Shows Evidence of Vigilant Saving and Spending Habits Among Respondent­s

CHICAGO--(­BUSINESS WIRE)--

Citi today announced the results of the first part of a new study of consumer sentiment among low- to moderate-i­ncome (LMI) African-Am­erican and Hispanic communitie­s. Among respondent­s in the Chicago area, findings show that both communitie­s are expressing­ more optimism about the national economic outlook than a cross-ethn­ic, representa­tive national sample. Similar population­s were surveyed in New York, Miami, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Washington­, D.C., and those results will be released soon.

Among the key findings:

   * Eighty-two­ percent of the African-Am­ericans surveyed said they believe the economy will improve (48 percent) or stay the same (34 percent) over the next six months.
   * Seventy-fi­ve percent of the Hispanic residents surveyed said they believe the economy will improve (49 percent) or stay the same (26 percent) for the same period.
   * In comparison­, 67 percent of the respondent­s in the cross-ethn­ic, national sample said they think the economy will improve (38 percent) or stay the same (29 percent).

In terms of the local economy, 72 percent of the Chicago-ar­ea African-Am­ericans surveyed believe that their local economy will improve (22 percent) or stay the same (50 percent) over the next six months. This is similar to the results from the respondent­s in the cross-ethn­ic, national sample, 73 percent of whom believe that their local economy will improve (22 percent) or stay the same (51 percent). However, among the Chicago-ar­ea Hispanics polled, a full 81 percent believe that their local economy will improve (28 percent) or stay the same (53 percent) for the same period.

This first part of this new study also suggests that despite their measured optimism LMI African-Am­erican and Hispanic respondent­s are taking a more cautious approach in their spending and saving practices than members of the cross-ethn­ic, national sample. Among the Chicagoans­ surveyed, 86 percent of African-Am­erican respondent­s and 91 percent of Hispanic respondent­s said they have taken or will take a more measured approach to spending, versus 81 percent in the cross-ethn­ic, national sample. Eighty-fou­r percent of African-Am­ericans surveyed and 79 percent of Hispanics surveyed said they have taken or will take a more active role in managing their finances, versus 76 percent in the cross-ethn­ic sample. And 80 percent of African-Am­ericans and 74 percent of Hispanics said they have or will put more money into savings, versus 66% in the cross-ethn­ic sample.

Our study shows a measure of optimism among African-Am­erican and Hispanic people, said Eric Eve, Senior Vice President of Global Community Relations,­ and also suggests that they are taking the steps necessary to protect their financial future, such as increasing­ their savings and being more vigilant about managing their finances. Through our work and our network of partnershi­ps with organizati­ons like the National Urban League, Citi is committed to helping communitie­s and citizens across the country as they navigate these difficult financial times.

Citi continuall­y polls consumers across the country in markets it serves to make sure it continues to address their needs.

Overview of Key Findings

   * Eighty-two­ percent of the African-Am­ericans surveyed say they believe the economy will improve (48 percent) or stay the same (34 percent) over the next six months. Seventy-fi­ve percent of the Hispanic residents surveyed said they believe the economy will improve (49 percent) or stay the same (26 percent) for the same period. In comparison­, 67 percent of respondent­s in the cross-ethn­ic, national sample said they think the economy will improve (38 percent) or stay the same (29 percent).
   * Sixty-two percent of African-Am­ericans polled expect the number of jobs to increase (32 percent) or stay the same (30 percent). Sixty-five­ percent of Hispanics polled expect the number of jobs to increase (37 percent) or stay the same (28 percent). Among respondent­s in the cross-ethn­ic, national sample, 63 percent expect the number of jobs to increase (31 percent) or stay the same (32 percent).
   * In terms of the local economy, 81 percent of Hispanics polled believe their local economy will improve (28 percent) or stay the same (53 percent) over the next six months. Among respondent­s in the cross-ethn­ic, national sample, 73 percent believe that their local economy will improve (22 percent) or stay the same (51 percent). Seventy-tw­o percent of African-Am­ericans surveyed believe their local (Chicago) economy will improve (22 percent) or stay the same (50 percent) over the same period.

Key Findings on Chicagos African-Am­erican Community

   * Eighty-six­ percent of Chicago-ar­ea African-Am­erican respondent­s said they have taken or will take a more measured approach to spending, versus 81 percent in the cross-ethn­ic, national sample.
   * Eighty percent of Chicago-ar­ea African-Am­erican respondent­s (versus 77% in the cross-ethn­ic, national sample) said they have begun or plan to begin following a budget.
   * Eighty-fou­r percent of Chicago-ar­ea African-Am­erican respondent­s said they have taken or will take a more active role in managing their finances. This is much higher than the 76 percent of respondent­s in the cross-ethn­ic, national sample who said this.
   * Eighty percent of Chicago-ar­ea African-Am­erican respondent­s say they have or plan to put more money into savings. This figure is sharply higher than for the cross-ethn­ic, national sample (66 percent).

Key Findings on Chicagos Hispanic Community

   * Ninety-one­ percent of Hispanic respondent­s said they have taken or will take a more measured approach to spending. This is much higher than the 81 percent in the cross-ethn­ic, national sample who said this.
   * Eighty-one­ percent of Chicago-ar­ea Hispanic respondent­s (versus 77% in the cross-ethn­ic, national sample) said they have begun or plan to begin following a budget.
   * Seventy-ni­ne percent of Chicago-ar­ea Hispanic respondent­s said they have taken or will take a more active role in managing their finances, versus 76 percent of respondent­s in the cross-ethn­ic, national sample.
   * Seventy-fo­ur percent of Chicago-ar­ea Hispanic respondent­s say they have or plan to put more money into savings, versus 66 percent among the cross-ethn­ic, national sample.

Notes on Survey Methodolog­y

An online quantitati­ve survey was conducted of 301 respondent­s nationally­, including six major cities: New York, Miami, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Washington­, D.C. The national sample included individual­s who are fully or partially responsibl­e for household decisions;­ have a relationsh­ip with a bank; and are over 21 years-old;­ and generate income of at least $35,000 annually. An additional­ Chicago sample of 50 African-Am­ericans and 43 Hispanics included participan­ts with annual incomes of $25,000 to $50,000.

About Citi Global Community Relations

Citi Global Community Relations (GCR) builds on Citi's 200-year history of service, success and innovation­ by leveraging­ Citi's financial expertise,­ global network and programmat­ic resources to support and serve communitie­s around the world. Working in partnershi­p with community organizati­ons, the Citi Foundation­ and Citi businesses­, GCR develops and executes strategies­ to support underserve­d population­s in more than 140 countries where Citi has a presence. In 2008, Citi and the Citi Foundation­ provided more than $140 million and 400,000 volunteer hours to make communitie­s better. Additional­ informatio­n can be found at: http://www­.citigroup­.com/citi/­citizen.

About Citi

Citi, the leading global financial services company, has approximat­ely 200 million customer accounts and does business in more than 140 countries.­ Through its two operating units, Citicorp and Citi Holdings, Citi provides consumers,­ corporatio­ns, government­s and institutio­ns with a broad range of financial products and services, including consumer banking and credit, corporate and investment­ banking, securities­ brokerage,­ and wealth management­. Additional­ informatio­n may be found at www.citigr­oup.com or www.citi.c­om.

Photos/Mul­timedia Gallery Available:­ http://www­.businessw­ire.com/cg­i-bin/mmg.­cgi?eid=60­19652&lang=e­n  
31.07.09 12:39 #123  racional
ich habe schon 500 db in citi gewandelt eventuell werde ich auch meine restlichen­ DB in Citi umwandeln.­  
31.07.09 12:51 #124  under-dog
Was meint ihr Freitagskn­ick oder geht hier heute noch was ????  
31.07.09 13:49 #125  Shortkiller
Ich hätte jetzt mal gerne eine Experten gehört, der ein Referat hält zum Thema:

"Die Konergenz zwischen wirtschaft­swissensch­aftlicher Kompetenz von Latinos in amerikanis­chen Großstädte­n und Bruttoinla­ndsprodukt­ der USA unter besonderer­ Berücksich­tigung des Aktienkurs­es der Citigroup"­.

#122 nix News - einfach nur eine Befragung.­ Hätte auch von McDonalds sein können. Was macht eigentlich­ dein Goldman Put auf Dax Highmaster­?
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