Trump não prolonga prazo das tarifas além de 1 de agosto. Carta à UE enviada em 2 dias

[J Alves]

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[Yugovic09]

Boa tarde,
A Qwest normalizou os volumes para a média de 20M nas últimas 2semanas, estando a corrigir tal como os principais indices. Além disso é capaz de estar a aliviar da subida demasiado rápida (em apenas 2meses)dos 3,5€ aos 4,5€. Está num momento de alguma indefinição onde julgo que uma ida aos 4-4,10€ poderá decidir o comportamento no médio prazo.
Um fecho abaixo dos 4,00€ e vendo, salva-se a apreciação do USD face ao EUR o que minimiza os estragos...

Para os amantes do NYSE aceitam-se opiniões!

Cumps,
Yugo09

[Yugovic09]

Boas

Desde já vejo que vai a caminho de um duplo topo terás de ter em atenção quando lá chegar o gráfico tem bom aspecto parece breakout da LTA, deves analisar 1º assim como tirar as duvidas e entrar depois caso corresponda com o teu estudo

Batmax,
Estou a dar os primeiros na AT, mas julgo que no duplo topo o volume teria de aumentar depois do pico e aqui o que se verifica é que está a aumentar de forma consistente antes da formação do pico. ´
A ver vamos...

Yugo

[MarcoAntonio]

Boas

Desde já vejo que vai a caminho de um duplo topo, deves analisar 1º assim como tirar as duvidas e entrar depois caso corresponda com o teu estudo

Querias dizer que vai a caminho dos máximos novamente, certo?

Duplo-topo é outra coisa, falta muito para o descrever e pode até nunca o fazer (se passar pelos máximos e continuar a subir, nunca haverá duplo-topo naqueles níveis por exemplo).

[Batmax]

Boas

Desde já vejo que vai a caminho de um duplo topo terás de ter em atenção quando lá chegar o gráfico tem bom aspecto parece breakout da LTA, deves analisar 1º assim como tirar as duvidas e entrar depois caso corresponda com o teu estudo

[Yugovic09]

Boa tarde,
Finalmente decidi-me a entrar no mercado americano e escolhi a QWEST COMMUNICATIONS INTL IN que opera no NYSE. Deixei a Brisa hoje com ganhos de 5% e entrei nesta cotada pelo volume das últimas sessões e pelos principais indicadores indiciarem sinais de subida prolongada. O CEO também falou em melhorias para 2010 e a UBS subiu o rating para "buy" - vale o que vale, é certo...

O gráfico abaixo fala por si. Hoje a acção sobe ~4% com um bom volume (~50M Vs média diária de 25M)que se tem verificado nas últimas sessões.
Diria que tem uma resistência na zona dos 4,70-5,00€ mas o volume poderá funcionar como catalizador.

É curioso ver que a discussão anterior (quase 2anos) falava em resistências/suportes na zonas dos 8-9€ - vale o que vale, é certo...

Nota, não estou muito preocupado com a taxa cambial.

Qual a V/ opinião?

Cumps,
Yugo

[englishman]

Ontem deu um primeiro sinal (volume), pós-resultados... e eu deixei a decisão para hoje e resolvi fazer uma entrada nos valores actuais... 9.21.

Stop: ainda em estudo mas um fecho abaixo dos 8.80 poferá fazer-me sair.

Risco: 2(baixo)

Tendência Bullish em todos os períodos.

Preço-alvo: em estudo.

Fica o gráfico...

Abraços.
EMan

[Selector]

O BIG, tem a KPN em Profit Taking desde 19 de Fevereiro e tinha dado indicação de entrada a 31 de Janeiro, o que contabilizou 7,5% IN(11,03) OUT(11,86).

Já agora aproveito para perguntar se costumam seguir as sujestões dos bancos (as do BIG por ex.)

[pedras11]

Será desta?

Qwest Communications 1Q Profit Jumps
Tuesday May 1, 11:02 am ET
By Sandy Shore, AP Business Writer
Qwest 1Q Profit Rises Sharply Despite Lower Revenue


DENVER (AP) -- Telecommunications provider Qwest Communications said Tuesday its first-quarter profit nearly tripled despite lower revenue as it cut expenses while demand grew for Internet and data services.
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Qwest Communications International Inc. said net income of $240 million, or 12 cents a share, compared with $88 million, or 5 cents per share, in the first quarter of 2006.

Revenue in the most recent quarter fell 1 percent to $3.45 billion from the year-earlier total of $3.48 billion.

Analysts polled by Thomson Financial forecast a profit of 9 cents per share on revenue of $3.49 billion.

"We are off to a solid start for 2007 as we progress towards our long-term goal of sustainable value creation," Chief Executive Officer Richard Notebaert told analysts during a conference call.

In a research note, Bank of America analyst David Barden called the results a "barbell quarter," noting lower revenue and access line losses were offset by reduced expenses which led to stronger earnings per share.

In the first quarter, combined data, Internet and video revenue increased 11 percent over the year-ago quarter. Qwest said the segment represented more than 35 percent of its operating revenue.

Qwest also said it enjoyed continued strength in mass markets, but that revenue growth from its wholesale divisions remained flat. Operating expenses declined 6 percent.

Access lines, which represent traditional phone service, declined 6.8 percent to 13.6 million, Notebaert said.

Qwest shares rose 18 cents, or 2 percent, to $9.06 in early trading on the New York Stock Exchange, near the high end of a 52-week range of $6.12 to $9.22.

Denver-based Qwest is the primary telephone service provider in 14 Midwestern and Western states and operates a fiber-optic network for broadband services.

[Ulisses Pereira]

Não há muitas novidades. De facto, a acção continua a lateralizar perto da resistência. No pré-market está a negociar acima dos 9 dólares e deverei aproveitar essa oportunidade para fechar as posições pois está prevista para amanhã a apresentaçãod os resultados e evito ter posições em aberto nessa altura.

Disclosure: Os meus clientes possuem posições longas sobre a Q.

Um abraço,
Ulisses

[petar]

doc,
Não consigo pôr aqui o gráfico mas parece estar a lateralizar abaixo da resistência. Quem sabe se a ganhar força para a quebrar?

Ulisses, dás uma ajuda?
Abraços,
Petar

[Brah]

Ulisses (ou quem souber responder), sei que ainda fizeste uma actualização há uns dias, mas será que podias fazer outra vez? É que agora fiquei curioso para ver o desfecho do trailer!!

obrigado e abraço

[daviddias]

No meu (BPI) o preçario é o seguinte:

Mercados Norte-Americanos(1,4,5)

- Comissões de Corretagem e Bancária
Bolsa de Nova Iorque - NYSE 0.25% (mín. 25 USD)
NASDAQ 0.25% (mín. 25 USD)
AMEX 0.25% (mín. 25 USD)


exemplo

5000 € => 12,5€ de comissão.

Penso estar correcto, aínda não comprei nada fora do mercado Português

Rui,

a comissão é 0,25% mas com um minimo de 25€, ou seja, neste caso 0,25% é 12,5€, mas vais pagar 25€

no caso de 15.000 € pagas ai 0,25% que é de 37,5€

eu pago 1USD para cada lado e ainda posso negociar fora das horas normais de negociação.. (pela IB)

[Ulisses Pereira]

Babyboom, assim parece, de facto. Mas talvez seja mais correcto dizermos que o Englishman detectou com mais exactidão a resistência que se encontra na zona entre os 9 e os 9,2 dólares. Os meus "stops" ontem foram quase activados, mas resistiram por enquanto.

Disclosure: Os meus clientes continuam a possuir posições longas sobre a Q.

Um abraço,
Ulisses

[BabyBoom]

Boa tarde Ulisses!

Não queres fazer um update á situação da "Q"?

Parece que tivemos um falso break daquela resistencia.

Muito obrigado!

[Jiboia Cega]

A sério?? Mas estás a falar só de uma operação??

É que no Big o preçário é este:

Euronext Lisboa 7,95 EUR
Bolsas Norte-Americanas 14,95 USD
Bolsas Europeias 14,95 EUR
C

Estava a fazer uma simulação para compra de 500 acções e foi o que me deu. Mas para já não se está a aguentar, está nos 8.98...

[englishman]

Olá, Ulisses.

A Qwest Communications parece ser uma boa alternativa. Apenas faltará um fecho acima dos 9.18/9.22...

Ficam algumas "news":

SeekingAlpha
Unusually High Institutional Ownership Stocks
Friday April 20, 2:02 am ET

...For example, Qwest Communications International (NYSE: Q - News) has 90% of the shares owned by institutions, including mutual funds,...

By Keith Coffman

DENVER, April 19 (Reuters) - Joseph Nacchio, former CEO of Qwest Communications International Inc. (Q.N: Quote, Profile , Research), was found guilty on Thursday of 19 counts of insider trading, capping the last major trial in a spate of scandals that tarnished corporate America over the last decade.

Nacchio, 57, was acquitted of 23 of the 42 insider trading charges. Federal prosecutors had accused him of selling $101 million of Qwest shares after company insiders warned him that the phone carrier could not meet its financial forecasts.

The 19 guilty charges corresponded to stock sales worth more than $50 million in April and May of 2001.

"This is an overwhelming determination of guilty," U.S. Attorney Troy Eid told reporters outside Denver's federal courthouse.

Nacchio's 22-year-old son, Michael, sobbed as the not guilty verdicts were read out in the courtroom but turned somber as the guilty charges were delivered.

Nacchio himself remained stoic as the verdict was read and later said he would not make any statements. His attorney, Herbert Stern, said there would be an appeal.

Nacchio's trial was the last in a string of high-profile crackdowns on corporate fraud that led to prosecutions of top executives at companies such as Enron Corp. and WorldCom Inc.

Prosecutor Colleen Conry said the Nacchio verdict "sent a message all the way to Wall Street".

Nacchio will remain free on a $2 million unsecured bond and will be sentenced on July 27, U.S. District Court Judge Edward Nottingham said.

The former chief executive faces up to 10 years in prison and a $1 million fine per count at sentencing. He also faces asset forfeiture in an amount to be determined by the judge.

His acquittal on some charges may not help him during sentencing, according to New York-based criminal defense attorney Stephen Ascher, who has represented defendants in insider-trading cases.

"Although the jury acquitted him on a majority of the counts, for sentencing purposes that's unlikely to help the defendant very much."

'SELLING BINGE'

Qwest, the third-largest U.S. regional phone carrier, became the target of federal prosecutors and regulators in 2002 after it restated $2.2 billion in revenue for the preceding two years while Nacchio was in charge. That investigation led to the insider-trading charges against him.

During the four-week trial, Nacchio's attorneys argued that he was an aggressive manager who was optimistic about Qwest's prospects and had not foreseen the economic downturn that hit the entire telecommunications industry.

They also said Nacchio could not have been planning to commit a crime because he tried to resign from his post in January 2001 following a suicide attempt by his son.

But several former Qwest executives -- all of whom had immunity or plea deals with the government -- testified that Nacchio set unrealistic earnings projections and withheld from investors that the company was masking its financial woes with one-time transactions that did not reflect sustained growth.

Prosecutors also described Nacchio's later stock sales as a "selling binge" that followed an April conference call in which he stuck by Qwest's lofty revenue goals.

Doug Stoneman said he and other jurors paid close attention to evidence such as an analyst conference call where Nacchio reaffirmed aggressive revenue projections.

"It was no longer plausible to us that that he didn't know that what he was doing was illegal," Stoneman said in a telephone interview.

Regarding the not guilty verdicts, which corresponded to stock sales from January through March of 2001, lead prosecutor Cliff Stricklin said jurors may not have been convinced that Nacchio had access to enough material non-public information at that time for those to be considered insider trades.

Ascher said the jury "may also have been swayed by the fact that the sizes of sales got so much larger, that it showed an increasing desire to cash out ... presumably, the jury thought he massively increased the volume for a reason."

During Nacchio's selling flurry in April and May 2001, Qwest was trading between $38.31 and $41.12 on the New York Stock Exchange, and plummeted to below $2 by June 2002 when he was forced out as CEO.

Qwest itself has reached settlements with the SEC and some pension fund shareholders, but individual suits against Nacchio and others were awaiting completion of the criminal trial. (For a factbox on U.S. executive convictions, click on [ID:nN18314476]) (Additional reporting by Robert Boczkiewicz in Denver and Dan Whitcomb in Los Angeles)

© Reuters 2007. All Rights Reserved.

Nacchio Convicted of 19 of 42 Charges
Friday April 20, 1:27 am ET
By Sandy Shore, AP Business Writer
Former Qwest CEO Nacchio Convicted on 19 Counts of Insider Trading

DENVER (AP) -- In the latest in a series of convictions against corporate executives, one-time CEO Joe Nacchio was found guilty of illegally selling $52 million in stock amid an accounting scandal that nearly sank Qwest Communications.

Nacchio left the federal courthouse with his wife and son Michael after Thursday's verdict, declining to comment yet determined to appeal the 19 insider trading convictions, each of which carries a sentence of up to 10 years in prison and a $1 million fine.

Nacchio is one of a handful of former Qwest executives who have been convicted of criminal charges stemming from a multibillion-dollar scandal that forced the Denver-based telecommunications company to restate $2.2 billion of revenue.

He also is the latest to be convicted as part of the government's push to punish white-collar executives stemming from accounting fraud at companies from Enron to WorldCom.

"The government has another notch in their belt," Houston securities lawyer Tom Ajamie said. "They've had a tremendous winning streak in these corporate crime cases."

The government accused Nacchio of selling $101 million in stock in 42 transactions from January to May 2001 based on non-public information that the company faced financial risk and used one-time sales to meet revenue projections.

A former Qwest finance chief and former president were among government witnesses who described warnings they gave Nacchio late in 2000 about his revenue targets, which forecast growth of up to 17 percent despite aggressive competition and a weakening economy.

In early April 2001, Qwest released financial results indicating it had met its quarterly objectives, but Nacchio did not mention the huge amount of revenue from one-time sales used to achieve the goals.

The jury acquitted Nacchio of all 23 insider trading counts involving sales before April 2001 but convicted him on 19 counts tied to sales of 1.33 million shares for $52 million in gross proceeds from April 26 to May 29, 2001.

"It was a very thoughtful verdict. They saw at some point that Joe Nacchio knew what investors didn't and chose to profit from it," lead prosecutor Cliff Stricklin said, adding that the government plans to seek prison time for Nacchio.

"'Convicted felon Joe Nacchio' has a very nice ring to it," boasted Troy Eid, the U.S. attorney for Colorado.

During the trial, Nacchio's attorneys claimed he was optimistic about the company's future and that he was required to sell stock under the terms of his employment contract.

They decided against introducing evidence that Nacchio was alone among Qwest executives who knew the company could receive lucrative contracts from clandestine government agencies.

Instead, they chose to put on just three witnesses. Two, including Qwest founder Phil Anschutz, testified that Nacchio wanted to resign in January 2001 to be in New Jersey with his family. The third, a Northwestern University professor, testified about Nacchio's pattern of stock sales.

Defense attorney Herbert Stern declined to comment after the verdict except to say he planned to appeal the decision.

U.S. District Judge Edward Nottingham set a July 27 sentencing date for Nacchio, who is free on $2 million bail. Nacchio also could be required to forfeit the $52 million in proceeds tied to the convictions, but that will be determined by the judge at sentencing.

The Justice Department has gone after a number of corporate executives in cases involving accounting and fraud scandals in the late 1990s and 2000 that sparked outrage among investors.

Former Cendant Corp. Chairman Walter Forbes is serving more than 12 years in prison and has been ordered to pay $3.28 billion in restitution. He was convicted of conspiracy to commit securities fraud and other charges in a massive fraud scheme that cost the travel and real estate company and its investors more than $3 billion.

Former WorldCom chief Bernard Ebbers is serving a 25-year prison sentence for his role in the fraud that drove that Clinton, Miss.-based company into bankruptcy in 2002.

Former Enron chief executive Jeffrey Skilling is serving 24 years and four months in prison for fraud and other crimes in the collapse of the former energy giant. Enron founder Ken Lay also was convicted, but a judge vacated that decision when Lay died of a heart attack last year.

HealthSouth Corp. founder Richard Scrushy was acquitted of all charges in a $2.7 billion fraud during his tenure at HealthSouth.

The criminal case against Nacchio stemmed from a years-long government investigation into an accounting scandal at Qwest Communications International Inc., a primary telephone service provider in 14 mostly Western states.

Federal regulators have said Qwest falsely reported fiber-optic capacity sales as recurring instead of one-time revenue between April 1999 and March 2002, a practice that allowed Qwest to improperly report about $3 billion in revenue. Qwest later restated about $2.2 billion in revenue.

Former Qwest Chief Financial Officer Robin Szeliga is serving probation on one count of insider trading that occurred at the same time as Nacchio's stock sales. Two former midlevel managers pleaded guilty to charges stemming from a Qwest deal with Arizona schools.

A civil fraud lawsuit is still pending against Nacchio, former President Afshin Mohbebbi and other one-time executives, alleging they orchestrated a financial fraud that led to the scandal. The Securities and Exchange Commission is seeking repayment and civil penalties, with the amounts to be determined at trial.

[Titleist]

in negocios.pt

Antigo CEO da Qwest acusado de “inside trading”

Joe Nacchio foi ontem considerado culpado em 19 das 42 acusações de "inside trading" que lhe foram levantadas pela justiça norte-americana. O antigo presidente da companhia de telecomunicações Qwest irá conhecer a sentença a 19 de Julho, podendo enfrentar uma pena máxima de 10 anos por cada uma das 19 condenações.

Antes de chegar à Qwest, Nacchio era administrador executivo da gigante AT&T, tendo saído no final dos anos 90 para liderar o novo operador de telecomunicações que surgiu no "boom" do final de século.

No julgamento Joe Nacchio foi acusado de ter usado informação privilegiada em benefício próprio aquando da venda de 2,5 milhões de acções da Qwest nos primeiros meses de 2001 por 101 milhões de dólares Em causa está a emissão de fortes previsões de crescimento, quando o responsável já conheceria os problemas da Qwest. O ex-CEO argumentou que fez as previsões "de boa fé".

[Rui Nobre]

Tens toda a razão, escapou-me esse detalhe.

no entanto para sermos rigorosos, á taxa actual

25 USD <=> 18.38641 €

[Sam]

No meu (BPI) o preçario é o seguinte:

Mercados Norte-Americanos(1,4,5)

- Comissões de Corretagem e Bancária
Bolsa de Nova Iorque - NYSE 0.25% (mín. 25 USD)
NASDAQ 0.25% (mín. 25 USD)
AMEX 0.25% (mín. 25 USD)


exemplo

5000 € => 12,5€ de comissão.

Penso estar correcto, aínda não comprei nada fora do mercado Português

Rui,

a comissão é 0,25% mas com um minimo de 25€, ou seja, neste caso 0,25% é 12,5€, mas vais pagar 25€

no caso de 15.000 € pagas ai 0,25% que é de 37,5€

[Rui Nobre]

No meu (BPI) o preçario é o seguinte:

Mercados Norte-Americanos(1,4,5)

- Comissões de Corretagem e Bancária
Bolsa de Nova Iorque - NYSE 0.25% (mín. 25 USD)
NASDAQ 0.25% (mín. 25 USD)
AMEX 0.25% (mín. 25 USD)


exemplo

5000 € => 12,5€ de comissão.

Penso estar correcto, aínda não comprei nada fora do mercado Português

[Sam]

Fechou a 9.07.

Nunca comprei fora de Portugal, fui só fazer um teste a quanto sairia as comissões: Eur 35.60! Bolas...

A sério?? Mas estás a falar só de uma operação??

É que no Big o preçário é este:

Euronext Lisboa 7,95 EUR
Bolsas Norte-Americanas 14,95 USD
Bolsas Europeias 14,95 EUR


C

[Jiboia Cega]

Fechou a 9.07.

Nunca comprei fora de Portugal, fui só fazer um teste a quanto sairia as comissões: Eur 35.60! Bolas...

[Ulisses Pereira]

Miguel Albano,

Repensa, por favor, a tua postura no Caldeirão. O Caldeirão é um espaço em que a solidariedade entre os seus membros e o são convívio dos participantes foram sempre a imagem de marca. Quem não se enquadrar neste espírito não é bem vindo.

Um abraço,
Ulisses

[acintra]

Bem começa a descambar! No BPINet só tem o Nasdaq 100 e não tem esta empresa.
Agradeço ajuda e consinto que tb que gozem quando existe motivo para isso, que não é o caso.