p.telecom
Só se for esta noticia q vá aliviar as quedas!!!
Mas parace-me q tal como o Arnie dizia :"Resumindo – Para um falso break, este não deveria ser o tipo de padrão que o titulo deveria estar a fazer, o que deixa qualquer posição longa em risco de ser anulada.
Os 7.27 euros começam a ser um ponto irresistivel de atracção."
Cumprimenots
Mas parace-me q tal como o Arnie dizia :"Resumindo – Para um falso break, este não deveria ser o tipo de padrão que o titulo deveria estar a fazer, o que deixa qualquer posição longa em risco de ser anulada.
Os 7.27 euros começam a ser um ponto irresistivel de atracção."
Cumprimenots
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Comissão Europeia analisa «golden share» do Estado na PT
A Comissão Europeia está a analisar se a «golden share» detida pelo Estado na Portugal Telecom é compatível com as leis da União Europeia, noticiou a Reuters, citando fonte oficial da Comissão.
Jornal de Negócios Online
negocios@mediafin.pt
A Comissão Europeia está a analisar se a «golden share» detida pelo Estado na Portugal Telecom é compatível com as leis da União Europeia, noticiou a Reuters, citando fonte oficial da Comissão.
«Estamos a averiguar este assunto (da golden share na Portugal Telecom). Ainda é cedo para adiantar mais detalhes», disse esta fonte que não quis ser identificada.
Esta «golden share» - cerca de 500 acções - permitem ao Governo bloquear decisões estratégicas da administração da Portugal Telecom.
A Comissão Europeia tem-se mostrado contra a existência de «golden shares» detidas pelo Estado nas empresas.
A Comissão Europeia está a analisar se a «golden share» detida pelo Estado na Portugal Telecom é compatível com as leis da União Europeia, noticiou a Reuters, citando fonte oficial da Comissão.
Jornal de Negócios Online
negocios@mediafin.pt
A Comissão Europeia está a analisar se a «golden share» detida pelo Estado na Portugal Telecom é compatível com as leis da União Europeia, noticiou a Reuters, citando fonte oficial da Comissão.
«Estamos a averiguar este assunto (da golden share na Portugal Telecom). Ainda é cedo para adiantar mais detalhes», disse esta fonte que não quis ser identificada.
Esta «golden share» - cerca de 500 acções - permitem ao Governo bloquear decisões estratégicas da administração da Portugal Telecom.
A Comissão Europeia tem-se mostrado contra a existência de «golden shares» detidas pelo Estado nas empresas.
"O desprezo pelo dinheiro é frequente, sobretudo naqueles que não o possuem"
Fonte: "La Philosophie de G. C."
Autor: Courteline , Georges
Site porreiro para jogar (carregar em Arcade) : www.gamespt.net
Fonte: "La Philosophie de G. C."
Autor: Courteline , Georges
Site porreiro para jogar (carregar em Arcade) : www.gamespt.net
Gonzo, quando falo de zonas e não de pontos é porque não é pelo facto de uma acção vir 1 cêntimo abaixo de um suporte que se pode considerar esse suporte quebrado. A Análise Técnica deve ser flexível e penso que faz mais sentido falar em zonas de suporte do que em pontos de suporte.
PT confirmando o que era de esperar...
Um abraço,
Ulisses
PT confirmando o que era de esperar...
Um abraço,
Ulisses
TEXT-Moody's changes outlook on Portugal Telecom's ratings
TEXT-Moody's changes outlook on Portugal Telecom's ratings
27/09/2005 12:55
(The following statement was released by the ratings agency)
Sept 27 - Moody's Investors Service today changed to negative from stable the outlook on the A3 senior unsecured long-term debt ratings of Portugal Telecom SGPS, SA (PT) and its fully owned subsidiary Portugal Telecom International Finance B.V..
The change in rating outlook factors Moody's expectation that PT might not improve its financial metrics quickly enough over the near to medium term to preserve its current rating level.
Moody's said that it has changed the rating outlook to reflect PT's weakly positioned A3 rating, and that further negative pressure could develop over the coming months if PT does not strengthen its financial metrics to offset weaker operating performance. The task of maintaining a strong operating performance will prove to be increasingly challenging for PT as a result of (i) the weak economic conditions affecting Portugal, (ii) the wireline-to-wireless substitution effect, (iii) higher regulatory risk following a series of reductions to fixed-to-mobile termination rates and reduced interconnection rates and (iv) the increasingly competitive wireless markets in Portugal and Brazil which are driving up customer acquisition and retention costs.
Also, Moody's observes that PT is among the few incumbent operators in Europe reporting a decline in domestic wireless revenues due to a drop in prices driven by regulation and intense competition. In addition, Moody's is concerned that PT's future free cash flow will be weakened by its deployment predominantly to sustain shareholder remuneration and capex. Therefore, the expected improvement in financial ratios could be potentially delayed over time.
In order for PT to maintain its current A3 rating, it will need to achieve - in the near term and sustain over time - stronger ratios than those currently displayed, including retained cash flow (RCF) to debt above 30%, and debt to EBITDA under 2x. The current A3 ratings continue to reflect Moody's expectation that PT will remain Portugal's leading telecoms provider, with a leading market share of total wireline minutes-of-use. PT is favourably positioned to maintain positive cash flow, despite the expected pressure on wireless revenues and higher capex, given the strength of its fixed broadband and cable TV businesses and ongoing cost reductions.
However, Moody's expects PT's free cash flow in 2005 to be negatively affected by higher capex, shareholder remuneration policies, continued weakness in the Portuguese economy, the weak performance of wireless in Brazil and operating pressure in its wireless operations in Portugal.
Headquartered in Lisbon, Portugal, Portugal Telecom SGPS SA is the leading telecommunications operator in Portugal, servicing approximately 4.4 million fixed-access lines and some five million mobile telecommunications customers. It provides a wide range of services including local, domestic long-distance, international, CATV, mobile and leased lines. In addition, the company provides wireless services in Brazil through its 50% equity stake in Brasilcel (Vivo), a joint venture with Telefónica S.A.
27/09/2005 12:55
(The following statement was released by the ratings agency)
Sept 27 - Moody's Investors Service today changed to negative from stable the outlook on the A3 senior unsecured long-term debt ratings of Portugal Telecom SGPS, SA (PT) and its fully owned subsidiary Portugal Telecom International Finance B.V..
The change in rating outlook factors Moody's expectation that PT might not improve its financial metrics quickly enough over the near to medium term to preserve its current rating level.
Moody's said that it has changed the rating outlook to reflect PT's weakly positioned A3 rating, and that further negative pressure could develop over the coming months if PT does not strengthen its financial metrics to offset weaker operating performance. The task of maintaining a strong operating performance will prove to be increasingly challenging for PT as a result of (i) the weak economic conditions affecting Portugal, (ii) the wireline-to-wireless substitution effect, (iii) higher regulatory risk following a series of reductions to fixed-to-mobile termination rates and reduced interconnection rates and (iv) the increasingly competitive wireless markets in Portugal and Brazil which are driving up customer acquisition and retention costs.
Also, Moody's observes that PT is among the few incumbent operators in Europe reporting a decline in domestic wireless revenues due to a drop in prices driven by regulation and intense competition. In addition, Moody's is concerned that PT's future free cash flow will be weakened by its deployment predominantly to sustain shareholder remuneration and capex. Therefore, the expected improvement in financial ratios could be potentially delayed over time.
In order for PT to maintain its current A3 rating, it will need to achieve - in the near term and sustain over time - stronger ratios than those currently displayed, including retained cash flow (RCF) to debt above 30%, and debt to EBITDA under 2x. The current A3 ratings continue to reflect Moody's expectation that PT will remain Portugal's leading telecoms provider, with a leading market share of total wireline minutes-of-use. PT is favourably positioned to maintain positive cash flow, despite the expected pressure on wireless revenues and higher capex, given the strength of its fixed broadband and cable TV businesses and ongoing cost reductions.
However, Moody's expects PT's free cash flow in 2005 to be negatively affected by higher capex, shareholder remuneration policies, continued weakness in the Portuguese economy, the weak performance of wireless in Brazil and operating pressure in its wireless operations in Portugal.
Headquartered in Lisbon, Portugal, Portugal Telecom SGPS SA is the leading telecommunications operator in Portugal, servicing approximately 4.4 million fixed-access lines and some five million mobile telecommunications customers. It provides a wide range of services including local, domestic long-distance, international, CATV, mobile and leased lines. In addition, the company provides wireless services in Brazil through its 50% equity stake in Brasilcel (Vivo), a joint venture with Telefónica S.A.
Re: ER
luis lobs Escreveu:Como disse e obedeço ao sistema já sai, mas acho q talvez ainda nao sejam favas contadas, talvez até possa andaar uns tempos por aqui, 7.45-50
Como eu... também já saltei fora nos 7,53, com um bom prejuízo no saco.
Agora vamos agurda-la noutras paragens...
Um abraço
Moody's
Sept 27 - Moody's Investors Service today changed to negative from stable the outlook on the A3 senior unsecured long-term debt ratings of Portugal Telecom SGPS, SA (PT) and its fully owned subsidiary Portugal Telecom International Finance B.V..
The change in rating outlook factors Moody's expectation that PT might not improve its financial metrics quickly enough over the near to medium term to preserve its current rating level.
Moody's said that it has changed the rating outlook to reflect PT's weakly positioned A3 rating, and that further negative pressure could develop over the coming months if PT does not strengthen its financial metrics to offset weaker operating performance. The task of maintaining a strong operating performance will prove to be increasingly challenging for PT as a result of (i) the weak economic conditions affecting Portugal, (ii) the wireline-to-wireless substitution effect, (iii) higher regulatory risk following a series of reductions to fixed-to-mobile termination rates and reduced interconnection rates and (iv) the increasingly competitive wireless markets in Portugal and Brazil which are driving up customer acquisition and retention costs.
Also, Moody's observes that PT is among the few incumbent operators in Europe reporting a decline in domestic wireless revenues due to a drop in prices driven by regulation and intense competition. In addition, Moody's is concerned that PT's future free cash flow will be weakened by its deployment predominantly to sustain shareholder remuneration and capex. Therefore, the expected improvement in financial ratios could be potentially delayed over time.
In order for PT to maintain its current A3 rating, it will need to achieve - in the near term and sustain over time - stronger ratios than those currently displayed, including retained cash flow (RCF) to debt above 30%, and debt to EBITDA under 2x. The current A3 ratings continue to reflect Moody's expectation that PT will remain Portugal's leading telecoms provider, with a leading market share of total wireline minutes-of-use. PT is favourably positioned to maintain positive cash flow, despite the expected pressure on wireless revenues and higher capex, given the strength of its fixed broadband and cable TV businesses and ongoing cost reductions.
However, Moody's expects PT's free cash flow in 2005 to be negatively affected by higher capex, shareholder remuneration policies, continued weakness in the Portuguese economy, the weak performance of wireless in Brazil and operating pressure in its wireless operations in Portugal.
Headquartered in Lisbon, Portugal, Portugal Telecom SGPS SA is the leading telecommunications operator in Portugal, servicing approximately 4.4 million fixed-access lines and some five million mobile telecommunications customers. It provides a wide range of services including local, domestic long-distance, international, CATV, mobile and leased lines. In addition, the company provides wireless services in Brazil through its 50% equity stake in Brasilcel (Vivo), a joint venture with Telefónica S.A.
The change in rating outlook factors Moody's expectation that PT might not improve its financial metrics quickly enough over the near to medium term to preserve its current rating level.
Moody's said that it has changed the rating outlook to reflect PT's weakly positioned A3 rating, and that further negative pressure could develop over the coming months if PT does not strengthen its financial metrics to offset weaker operating performance. The task of maintaining a strong operating performance will prove to be increasingly challenging for PT as a result of (i) the weak economic conditions affecting Portugal, (ii) the wireline-to-wireless substitution effect, (iii) higher regulatory risk following a series of reductions to fixed-to-mobile termination rates and reduced interconnection rates and (iv) the increasingly competitive wireless markets in Portugal and Brazil which are driving up customer acquisition and retention costs.
Also, Moody's observes that PT is among the few incumbent operators in Europe reporting a decline in domestic wireless revenues due to a drop in prices driven by regulation and intense competition. In addition, Moody's is concerned that PT's future free cash flow will be weakened by its deployment predominantly to sustain shareholder remuneration and capex. Therefore, the expected improvement in financial ratios could be potentially delayed over time.
In order for PT to maintain its current A3 rating, it will need to achieve - in the near term and sustain over time - stronger ratios than those currently displayed, including retained cash flow (RCF) to debt above 30%, and debt to EBITDA under 2x. The current A3 ratings continue to reflect Moody's expectation that PT will remain Portugal's leading telecoms provider, with a leading market share of total wireline minutes-of-use. PT is favourably positioned to maintain positive cash flow, despite the expected pressure on wireless revenues and higher capex, given the strength of its fixed broadband and cable TV businesses and ongoing cost reductions.
However, Moody's expects PT's free cash flow in 2005 to be negatively affected by higher capex, shareholder remuneration policies, continued weakness in the Portuguese economy, the weak performance of wireless in Brazil and operating pressure in its wireless operations in Portugal.
Headquartered in Lisbon, Portugal, Portugal Telecom SGPS SA is the leading telecommunications operator in Portugal, servicing approximately 4.4 million fixed-access lines and some five million mobile telecommunications customers. It provides a wide range of services including local, domestic long-distance, international, CATV, mobile and leased lines. In addition, the company provides wireless services in Brazil through its 50% equity stake in Brasilcel (Vivo), a joint venture with Telefónica S.A.
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Sim, a PTM rompeu a LTd de MP e tem-se aguentado por estes valores... tem logo a resistência dos 8.15/8.20 para ser vencida... mas para já, não segue as quedas da "casa-mãe"!
Cumprimentos.
EnglishMan
Cumprimentos.
EnglishMan
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Bons negócios. EnglishMan
Bons negócios. EnglishMan
...
Olá a todos...
O que quer que se especule em torno da cotação da PT, um fecho abaixo dos 7.50 é um mau sinal no CP... a resistência passou dos 8.00 para os 7.60... e agora passará para onde... 7.50??
Está difícil para quem anda longo na PT... o BPI bem tinha razões que nós desconhecemos, para vender a 7.75...
Cumprimentos.
EnglishMan
O que quer que se especule em torno da cotação da PT, um fecho abaixo dos 7.50 é um mau sinal no CP... a resistência passou dos 8.00 para os 7.60... e agora passará para onde... 7.50??
Está difícil para quem anda longo na PT... o BPI bem tinha razões que nós desconhecemos, para vender a 7.75...
Cumprimentos.
EnglishMan
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Bons negócios. EnglishMan
Bons negócios. EnglishMan
Re: PTC
JAS Escreveu:
Portanto isto pode ser apenas sinal de um braço de ferro entre um grande accionista e o Estado tendo como objectivo conseguir a alteração dos estatutos.
E o grande accionista interessado nisso todos sabemos quem é.
JAS
Pode ser que sim, mas não estou a ver o Estado a preocupar-se com a cotação da PTC (em princípio devia ser indiferente ao Estado, e até seria positivo, o facto de cotar a 9 ou a 5). Nesse braço de ferro o Salgado deve perder, até porque a PTC já está vendida, embora ainda não seja uma empresa PRIVATISADA.
Já com a EDP, onde o Estado ainda detém muito papel para vender, a conversa pode ser outra...
Abraço
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ER
Bem se calhar o JAS at epode ter razao, já q nem a sobem nem descem, quanto a goldensh talvez uma mão lave a outra e o estado troque uma favor na PT por outro, quem sabe algum interesse na EDP, isto sou eu a divagar claro.
Mas uma coisa certa, a telecel esteve igualzinha a PT nestes meses.
Mas uma coisa certa, a telecel esteve igualzinha a PT nestes meses.
e' preciso viver nao apenas existir
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Comunicação > Research 2005-09-27 09:00
Merrill Lynch considera que Telefónica tem como objectivo a compra da PT
DE com Reuters
O banco de investimento norte-americano adiantou hoje que vê a Portugal Telecom como "um alvo a ser comprado", sendo a sua aquisição um objectivo a longo prazo da operadora espanhola Telefónica.
Segundo um 'research' sobre as telecoms europeias hoje divulgado, o Merrill Lynch adianta ainda considerar o portfólio de activos da PT como sendo "mais seguro" que a maioria dos papéis do sector, embora as perspectivas sejam muito negativas no mercado português.
O documento adianta ainda que a PT deverá distribuir um dividendo de 0,40€ relativo ao exercício de 2005.
Às 8h49, a PT perdia 0,13% para os 7,54€.
Merrill Lynch considera que Telefónica tem como objectivo a compra da PT
DE com Reuters
O banco de investimento norte-americano adiantou hoje que vê a Portugal Telecom como "um alvo a ser comprado", sendo a sua aquisição um objectivo a longo prazo da operadora espanhola Telefónica.
Segundo um 'research' sobre as telecoms europeias hoje divulgado, o Merrill Lynch adianta ainda considerar o portfólio de activos da PT como sendo "mais seguro" que a maioria dos papéis do sector, embora as perspectivas sejam muito negativas no mercado português.
O documento adianta ainda que a PT deverá distribuir um dividendo de 0,40€ relativo ao exercício de 2005.
Às 8h49, a PT perdia 0,13% para os 7,54€.
"O desprezo pelo dinheiro é frequente, sobretudo naqueles que não o possuem"
Fonte: "La Philosophie de G. C."
Autor: Courteline , Georges
Site porreiro para jogar (carregar em Arcade) : www.gamespt.net
Fonte: "La Philosophie de G. C."
Autor: Courteline , Georges
Site porreiro para jogar (carregar em Arcade) : www.gamespt.net
A coisa continua sem estar fácil, e sem se perceber lá muito bem.
Hoje foi - terá sido - a notícia por parte do Miguel H. e Costa sobre a intenção de a PT se candidatar à privatização da Telecom Turca...
O final da sessão foi bem penoso com os 7,50 ali bem à vista. Entretanto, esta zona dos 7,55 - 7,58 tem vindo a funcionar que nem betão... espera-se que continue.
Não obstante isso, o system trading que normalmente uso com a PT, até deu sinal para entrada longa.
Até parece mau esta insistência no marasmo / descida...
Novo dia amanhã preso ao computador...
Um abraço e bons negócios
Hoje foi - terá sido - a notícia por parte do Miguel H. e Costa sobre a intenção de a PT se candidatar à privatização da Telecom Turca...
O final da sessão foi bem penoso com os 7,50 ali bem à vista. Entretanto, esta zona dos 7,55 - 7,58 tem vindo a funcionar que nem betão... espera-se que continue.
Não obstante isso, o system trading que normalmente uso com a PT, até deu sinal para entrada longa.
Até parece mau esta insistência no marasmo / descida...
Novo dia amanhã preso ao computador...
Um abraço e bons negócios
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