Dudo que baje mucho mas de lo que todos estamos mencionando .
no saldra a vender desordenadamente y luego de las suscripciones los papeles tiende a subir .
ahora corrigue la licuacion de aporx 17 % ya que mas acciones emitidas a valdran menos .
Que lindo seria un reversal y que subiria como AIG , pero lo dudo tomaren la medida mas racional
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CITY escribió:Se viene el rebotin , pero es buen dato que el precio de la suscripcion no puede ser igual que el gob tomo participacion debe justificar ganacias , hasta que no se sepa eso , lo demas es todo especulacion . :104:
Interesante, y que pensas que pasaría si el mercado no convalida nuevo precio de colocación (lease precio del gobierno) y se mantiene mas abajo?
Saludos
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Gangi escribió:Entrando en área de Rebottaro.
sip esta entrando en zona se sobreventa...
debajo de 3.35 mi SL quedaria apenas debajo de 3.20 como para entrar con algo! y eperar un pullback a 3.80/4.00
Kicker escribió:hay que darle tiempo para que se asimile la noticia seguramente en algunos dias va a ir por los u$4 nuevamente...
hay que ver como se comporta... no apurarum largo vivirum
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Gracias por los graficos alos que estan con at
linda navidad
linda navidad
Re: C Citigroup Inc.City... chanta
El papel en pleno recorrido bajista. Observesé como el quiebre a media de 13,
coincide con quiebre de oscilador Momentum....Tiene pequeño soporte en 3.40.
El objetivo final sería 2.99. A tener en cuenta volúmenes operados para anunciar fin de corrección.
coincide con quiebre de oscilador Momentum....Tiene pequeño soporte en 3.40.
El objetivo final sería 2.99. A tener en cuenta volúmenes operados para anunciar fin de corrección.
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CITY escribió:Se viene el rebotin , pero es buen dato que el precio de la suscripcion no puede ser igual que el gob tomo participacion debe justificar ganacias , hasta que no se sepa eso , lo demas es todo especulacion . :104:
Puede fallar, 3.45 en el pre -3% desde lo tecnico no hay miras de revertir, lo unico que puede hacer que cambie es alguna noticia positiva como esta: PANDIT " dice que el C regularizo el 80 % de sus creditos otorgandoles mas plazo y comenzo a dar gananciassssssss" , o " Pandit hace una oferta hostil sobre el JPM" por ahora a seguir soñando...
sdos
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DUBAI, United Arab Emirates - Abu Dhabi's main sovereign wealth fund, which is alleging fraud over its $7.5 billion investment in Citigroup Inc., vowed Wednesday to fight for its "legal rights" as it seeks compensation or an exit from the deal.
Word of the dispute emerged late Tuesday when Citi issued a brief statement saying it had been hit with an arbitration claim from the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority alleging "fraudulent misrepresentations" in connection with the two-year-old agreement.
ADIA, one of the world's biggest government wealth funds, declined to provide a copy of the claim or discuss the dispute in detail.
"It is the policy of ADIA to pursue its legal rights fully," an ADIA spokesman said. "ADIA declines to comment further due to binding confidentiality obligations, which ADIA intends to respect."
Citigroup earlier promised to "vigorously" fight the claims, which it said had no merit. It said ADIA was seeking to terminate the deal, made at a time the New York-based bank needed capital to offset big losses from mortgages and other investments, or receive more than $4 billion in damages.
A Dubai-based spokesman for the bank had no additional comment Wednesday.
In exchange for its November 2007 investment, ADIA received equity units that paid a high annual dividend. The units were to be converted into Citigroup common shares at a price of up to $37.24 a share starting next March and continuing through September 2011, making the fund one of Citi's largest shareholders with a 4.9 percent stake.
At the time, the fund's managing director said the investment reflected its confidence in "Citi's potential to build shareholder value."
Since then, Citi has proved to be among the lenders hardest hit by the credit crisis and rising loan defaults. It received one of the biggest U.S. government bailout packages — $45 billion in aid and protection against losses on more than $300 billion in assets.
Citi shares have plunged 89 percent from the $33 range at the time the ADIA deal was made to less than $4 now. At $37.24 per share, the conversion price would amount to more than 10 times Citi's closing stock price Tuesday of $3.56.
ADIA is the largest of several investment funds Abu Dhabi uses to invest its oil wealth. The size of its holdings has not been made public, but it is believed by some to be the world's largest sovereign wealth fund. Estimates of its size have ranged from less than $400 billion to $875 billion and up.
Abu Dhabi is one of seven semiautonomous sheikdoms that make up the United Arab Emirates, among OPEC's top five oil producers. It serves as the federation's capital, with control over the presidency and nearly all the country's oil reserves.
On Monday, Abu Dhabi's government agreed to pump an additional $10 billion in bailout funds into its struggling neighbor Dubai to keep one of that sheikdom's star companies from defaulting on a loan.
That same day, Citi announced a deal to repay $20 billion in bailout aid. The U.S. government also will sell its 34 percent stake in Citi, which it had swapped for $25 billion in bailout loans.
Last week, Kuwait's sovereign wealth fund booked a profit of $1.1 billion by selling the stake it took in Citigroup after ADIA's investment less than two years ago.
The Government of Singapore Investment Corp., another government fund that came to Citi's aid during the credit crisis, realizing a $1.6 billion profit in September when it cut its stake in the bank to below 5 percent.
DEBO RECONOCER QUE QUILOMBOS HAY POR SOLUCIONAR POR TODOS LADOS , PERO AHORA ES DONDE SE COMPRA Y CUANDO SE VENDE Y POR QUE ESTAN RESUELTOS Y MEJOR EL BANCO
Word of the dispute emerged late Tuesday when Citi issued a brief statement saying it had been hit with an arbitration claim from the Abu Dhabi Investment Authority alleging "fraudulent misrepresentations" in connection with the two-year-old agreement.
ADIA, one of the world's biggest government wealth funds, declined to provide a copy of the claim or discuss the dispute in detail.
"It is the policy of ADIA to pursue its legal rights fully," an ADIA spokesman said. "ADIA declines to comment further due to binding confidentiality obligations, which ADIA intends to respect."
Citigroup earlier promised to "vigorously" fight the claims, which it said had no merit. It said ADIA was seeking to terminate the deal, made at a time the New York-based bank needed capital to offset big losses from mortgages and other investments, or receive more than $4 billion in damages.
A Dubai-based spokesman for the bank had no additional comment Wednesday.
In exchange for its November 2007 investment, ADIA received equity units that paid a high annual dividend. The units were to be converted into Citigroup common shares at a price of up to $37.24 a share starting next March and continuing through September 2011, making the fund one of Citi's largest shareholders with a 4.9 percent stake.
At the time, the fund's managing director said the investment reflected its confidence in "Citi's potential to build shareholder value."
Since then, Citi has proved to be among the lenders hardest hit by the credit crisis and rising loan defaults. It received one of the biggest U.S. government bailout packages — $45 billion in aid and protection against losses on more than $300 billion in assets.
Citi shares have plunged 89 percent from the $33 range at the time the ADIA deal was made to less than $4 now. At $37.24 per share, the conversion price would amount to more than 10 times Citi's closing stock price Tuesday of $3.56.
ADIA is the largest of several investment funds Abu Dhabi uses to invest its oil wealth. The size of its holdings has not been made public, but it is believed by some to be the world's largest sovereign wealth fund. Estimates of its size have ranged from less than $400 billion to $875 billion and up.
Abu Dhabi is one of seven semiautonomous sheikdoms that make up the United Arab Emirates, among OPEC's top five oil producers. It serves as the federation's capital, with control over the presidency and nearly all the country's oil reserves.
On Monday, Abu Dhabi's government agreed to pump an additional $10 billion in bailout funds into its struggling neighbor Dubai to keep one of that sheikdom's star companies from defaulting on a loan.
That same day, Citi announced a deal to repay $20 billion in bailout aid. The U.S. government also will sell its 34 percent stake in Citi, which it had swapped for $25 billion in bailout loans.
Last week, Kuwait's sovereign wealth fund booked a profit of $1.1 billion by selling the stake it took in Citigroup after ADIA's investment less than two years ago.
The Government of Singapore Investment Corp., another government fund that came to Citi's aid during the credit crisis, realizing a $1.6 billion profit in September when it cut its stake in the bank to below 5 percent.
DEBO RECONOCER QUE QUILOMBOS HAY POR SOLUCIONAR POR TODOS LADOS , PERO AHORA ES DONDE SE COMPRA Y CUANDO SE VENDE Y POR QUE ESTAN RESUELTOS Y MEJOR EL BANCO
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Se viene el rebotin , pero es buen dato que el precio de la suscripcion no puede ser igual que el gob tomo participacion debe justificar ganacias , hasta que no se sepa eso , lo demas es todo especulacion . :104:
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Entrando en área de Rebottaro.
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murddock escribió:Yo lo que espero como señal de compra es algun dia de 1.5-2B de nominales como cuando hacia en Mayo y si es con revearsal day mejor o con congestion al dia siguiente luego de una barra de volumen muy alta. Por ahora hay que ser suicida para ponerle piso a esto.
Desde ya que al día de hoy prefiero gastarmela en una buena partuza con 2 gatos viejos de "si lo sabe cante" por ejemplo,
antes que ponerla acá, pero bueno, a esperar se ha dicho
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Mochon ... es solo esperar a mañana ,ya bastante tenemos cocinada la " croqueta " para adivinarlo.Saludos.
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murddock
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Yo lo que espero como señal de compra es algun dia de 1.5-2B de nominales como cuando hacia en Mayo y si es con revearsal day mejor o con congestion al dia siguiente luego de una barra de volumen muy alta. Por ahora hay que ser suicida para ponerle piso a esto.
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