Cijena je u najvećem broju slučajeva rasla od objave dokapa do ex-date a padala nakon toga tako da ova konstatacija ne stoji
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Točno, samo si nešto zaboravio. Razmisli što.

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[bye]
http://www.poslovni.hr/107159.aspx

Imo sam neki dojam da se sad podsmjehujete dokapitalizacijama, niš drugo….

Cijena je u najvećem broju slučajeva rasla od objave dokapa do ex-date a padala nakon toga tako da ova konstatacija ne stoji
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Točno, samo si nešto zaboravio. Razmisli što.
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Reci…. [yawn]

Cijena je 3K kuna, dokap cca. 50%, cijena ode na 4.5, nakon ex-dokap dana pada na 3K. Tak je bilo.

Bonus je što umjesto 100 imaš 150 dionica.

@slk

očito nismo pratili iste dokape [wink] a i svaki je različit s obzirom na broj novih dionica koje se izdaju i cijenu po kojoj se upisuju

još stigneš

* Austrian, Italian, Swedish and Greek banks’ funding of their subsidiaries from the Baltics to the Balkans is the only lifeline left for Eastern Europe as capital markets dry up, foreign investors vanish and growth forecasts rapidly approach zero (Guardian)
* Market share of majority foreign-owned banks is now 60 to 90% (as % of total assets) in most CEE countries
* Parent banks face a double challenge: a likely sharp rise in loan defaults at their eastern subsidiaries and more difficult and expensive refinancing for themselves
* Banks led by Austria’s Erste Group Bank and Raiffeisen International and Italy’s Unicredit say they may have to pull the plug on lending to governments, companies and households in emerging Europe, and they are now pleading for EU financial support
* Already Greece has cautioned its banks against transferring funds from a €28bn support package to Balkan subsidiaries because of fears of financial turmoil
* Problem with relying on parent banks and their home countries is that bailout packages in western Europe have so far rested on the argument that taxpayers underpin their banks to safeguard their own economies – not subsidiaries abroad
* See related spotlight issue: Potential For Banking System Contagion: Eastern Europe To Western Europe And Vice-Versa)

What Can Be Done To Prevent Financial Crisis Across The Region?
* Europe’s fragmented regulatory system has raised concerns it might prove ill-equipped to cope with a complex, or fast-moving emergency situation involving cross-border banks
* Jan 27: Austria, whose banks have 230 billion euros ($305 billion) in outstanding loans in eastern Europe, announced it will try to garner support for an EU initiative to rescue the region’s banking system. Plan would include funds from the European Investment Bank, the ECB and the EU Cohesion Fund
* About nine commercial banks operating in the region have called for European institutions to extend the kind of financial initiatives undertaken in the west into eastern Europe, including countries outside the EU. The European Commission and EBRD back that call (Lex)

Jan 28, 2009

Pa ti preživi ako možeš? [bye]

još stigneš
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Da, opet imaju.
Ciljao sam na onaj dokap Ingre kad je bila mislim oko 35-40K kn.

EOD, stvarno smo skrenuli s teme previše. sorry.