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VW … the saga goes on

Donnerstag, Oktober 30th, 2008

Today … the CLOSING price was 500,– Euros …
DOWN 54,80 Euro from the last paid price … on around 900k shares …
Be aware … tomorrow’s closing price might be interesting … as weightings get cut …
Let’s hope, that it will be normal trading from Monday on

VW … index weight will be capped

Mittwoch, Oktober 29th, 2008

VW’s index weight will be capped per Monday in the DAX and the Euro Stoxx.
As the weighting cap in the DAX is 10%, but VW’s actual weight is 30%, we will have an interesting Friday CLOSE
So BE AWARE!!!
This is nothing for the fainthearted

VW … the wonderstock

Dienstag, Oktober 28th, 2008

VW … my thoughts
- Porsche story including reasons for the VW takeover are well known
- Porsche affinity to options is well known
- Everybody has the same rules, so who comes out to play, should be ready to pay
- Who ASKED EVER, what is the right price of a stock? It is always […]

VW … or … don’t trade stocks, you don’t understand

Montag, Oktober 27th, 2008

The first thing, a chartist learns is: No price is too high, no price is too low
Now … sometimes people forget this wisdom …
Last example, the U.S. weekly “BARRON’S” …
Last week, the magazine named Volkswagen THE MOST OVERVALUED BLUECHIP on the planet …
And the stock obeyed … sold off from around 350 Euros […]

Expiration done … market relaxes

Montag, Oktober 20th, 2008

Market enjoys a relief rallye after the October expiration is out of the way …
Ben and Hank keep talking bullish and keep the market on recovery course.
Interbank lending relaxes as well.
Dax held back by Volkswagen, so underperforming the FESX by more than 2% …
Barron’s highlighted the “slight outperformance” of VW
They write about VW […]

Hmmm … :) 10k … 1k … offered?

Dienstag, Oktober 7th, 2008

As Fed and European CB’s still fumble around …
market melt down continues … Dow and S&P closed below their “round” levels …
Panic mode … no brain … just getting out of positions … deleveraging …
An old bear market saying is:
Today’s bids are tomorrow’s offers … B U T
Volkswagen did it the other way today […]