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snipper 28 januari 2016 09:35

Vijf vette jaren voor de bouw: 70.000 banen erbij..
www.rtlz.nl/algemeen/binnenland/vijf-...

[verwijderd] 28 januari 2016 09:41

Heijmans is dat ook bouw?

Heb aandelen in BAM, maar overweeg nog een stapel aandelen te kopen in Heijmans

[verwijderd] 28 januari 2016 09:43

Waarom knalt BAM niet omhoog eveneens als Heijmans..

Zal wel aan mij liggen 'amateur belegger' haha

mercedes 28 januari 2016 09:47

Ik denk dat eerst de banken aandelen kopen daarna koersdoel verhoging.
Zo komen de banken aan hun centen

€d_Modus Vivendi 28 januari 2016 09:51

quote:
greenstocks schreef op 28 januari 2016 09:41:
Heijmans is dat ook bouw?

Heb aandelen in BAM, maar overweeg nog een stapel aandelen te kopen in Heijmans

als je niet weet wat het is zou ik dat zeker niet kopen. Eerst verdiepen in een aandeel of zit je domweg te gokken?

[verwijderd] 28 januari 2016 09:52

quote:
mercedes schreef op 28 januari 2016 09:47:
Ik denk dat eerst de banken aandelen kopen daarna koersdoel verhoging.
Zo komen de banken aan hun centen

omg, dat meen je niet. haha

Ik heb iig een topic aangemaakt, ben wel benieuwd naar de mening van proffessionele beleggers: www.iex.nl/Forum/Topic/1332654/1/Heij...

[verwijderd] 28 januari 2016 09:52

quote:
mercedes schreef op 28 januari 2016 09:47:
Ik denk dat eerst de banken aandelen kopen daarna koersdoel verhoging.
Zo komen de banken aan hun centen

Zo gaat dat al 90 jaar mercedes.....om de paar dagen de indexen naar beneden manipuleren, plots rode futures, niemand weet waarom, ja.. er viel een vat olie om.... enz.. wat half gelul FED... kopen op laag en futures weer dik groen en dumpen op HOOG.. zo is de beurs tegenwoordig, buiten BAM om dan..

€d_Modus Vivendi 28 januari 2016 09:52

quote:
mercedes schreef op 28 januari 2016 09:47:
Ik denk dat eerst de banken aandelen kopen daarna koersdoel verhoging.
Zo komen de banken aan hun centen

klein squeezeje bij MAN?

[verwijderd] 28 januari 2016 10:11

DE jongens vonden het weer genoeg, het moet even wat lager om te kopen...

€d_Modus Vivendi 28 januari 2016 10:35

BAM has credited its success in winning school building contracts to its ability to listen to its clients.
CGI of Daventry Hill School
Above: CGI of Daventry Hill School

Latest school contract award for BAM Construction is designing and building Daventry Hill School, which is being built on a three-acre site next to the Daventry University Technical College (built by Shepherd) on Ashby Road, close to the town centre.

The school will cater for pupils with mild to profound learning difficulties, including those with physical disabilities.

BAM construction director Dave Ellis said: “BAM is a leader in the field of building for education because we try to understand very precisely how the teachers and pupils will use their building and we consider carefully how the building’s design and construction can enhance their needs. It comes down to listening well, and understanding what they want. It’s therefore a significant achievement for us to have been appointed on this very particular challenge that provides not just an educational building but also a genuine life enhancing opportunity.”

The client agreed. “BAM’s bid demonstrated that it really understands the environment which we need to create for our pupils to feel safe in and to be inspired by, and with the spaces required to deliver specialist teaching and learning and care,” said Peter Burrell from Education Excellence for All Trust (EE4A), an approved Department for Education multi-academy trust and academy sponsor.

BAM worked on the design with architect Hunters.

BAM has also picked up more contracts to build university technical colleges (UTCs) than any of its competitors, with its 20th award, UTC Portsmouth, announced just last week.

€d_Modus Vivendi 28 januari 2016 11:04

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[verwijderd] 28 januari 2016 11:10

Economisch vertrouwen eurozone gedaald

Je vraagt je wel eens af wat doen zij anders dan wij..

Britse economie wint aan vaart

Utreg1960 28 januari 2016 11:30

Nico PR Bakker ?@TheDailyTurbo
Nico PR Bakker heeft geretweet wil trieling
BAM in daily uptrend richting 5,20 weerstandzone...nu 4,99..steun 4,90- moet wel houden....

€d_Modus Vivendi 28 januari 2016 11:36

quote:
Eurowin schreef op 28 januari 2016 11:10:
Economisch vertrouwen eurozone gedaald

Je vraagt je wel eens af wat doen zij anders dan wij..

Britse economie wint aan vaart

altijd een legale aanleiding om koersen te beïnvloeden, en zo staan we weer onder de openingsprijs

€d_Modus Vivendi 28 januari 2016 11:45

..gaat goed in Spanje, maar daar hebben we niks aan hier

€d_Modus Vivendi 28 januari 2016 11:46

FRANKFURT—European Central Bank President Mario Draghi is putting his reputation on the line by talking up the prospects of additional stimulus for the eurozone, less than two months after he disappointed investors with a smaller-than-expected package of measures, analysts said.
In speeches over the past week, Mr. Draghi has doubled down on his unexpected pledge at last week's news conference to "review and possibly reconsider" the bank's €1.5 trillion ($1.63 trillion) stimulus program in March.
Investors are anticipating something big. Yields on German five-year government bonds edged to successive record lows of around minus 0.25% this week, while 10-year yields fell close to a 9-month low, indicating investors expect more bond purchases.
Falling short again would likely undermine Mr. Draghi's ability to soothe markets with his words, analysts said—a linchpin of the ECB's crisis strategy.
Mr. Draghi's aggressive stance echoes the buildup to the ECB's December policy meeting, whose outcome hammered U.S. and European stocks and drove up the euro against the dollar.
Mr. Draghi had indicated at the preceding meeting in October that the stimulus would "need to be re-examined" at the following meeting, and subsequently underlined the bank's resolve to "do what we must to raise" persistently low inflation in the eurozone.
In December, investors and economists concluded that the bank's decision to expand its bond-purchase program and cut an already negative deposit rate to encourage lending was insufficient, given heightened expectations for more aggressive action.
Satisfying market expectations this time will be tough, analysts said, particularly because the ECB's 25-strong governing council isn't as united on the need for additional stimulus as Mr. Draghi has suggested, according to people familiar with the matter. Some economists also question whether the ECB is running out of tools to ramp up inflation after years of crisis measures.
"I don't think [Mr. Draghi] is able to deliver," said Carsten Brzeski, an economist with ING in Frankfurt. "I think he's on the way to making the same mistake he made in October."
The ECB doesn't aim to meet investors' expectations but they do matter because they affect euro exchange rates and interest rates, which in turn impact eurozone exports, business investment and growth.
It was Mr. Draghi's pledge in July 2012 to do "whatever it takes" to save the currency union that helped draw a line under the region's sovereign debt crisis.
The ECB President "had never really disappointed markets" before December, said Dario Perkins, an economist at Lombard Street Research in London. "He has to do something in March and it has to be significant. If not he will have a real credibility problem."
Mr. Draghi has said recently he's worried that a sharp drop in oil prices and headwinds from financial and commodity markets could entrench ultralow inflation in the eurozone.
"We are doing whatever is necessary to comply with our mandate, and we are not surrendering in front of these global factors," Mr. Draghi said at last week's news conference.
To satisfy investors, the ECB would need to significantly expand its bond purchases, Mr. Perkins said—either by increasing the €60 billion it now buys each month---or by making the program indefinite, rather than expiring in March 2017, as now planned.
According to a Reuters poll published Wednesday, around 87% of economists expect the ECB to cut interest rates in March, and they see a 50:50 chance that the bank will also boost its asset purchases.
Mr. Draghi stressed last Thursday that the entire council had supported the decision to "possibly reconsider" the bank's stimulus in March.
But while the council was unanimous on the need to "review" the bank's stimulus, whether they will "reconsider" it is still open to debate, according to people familiar with the matter. That likely means there is no unanimity on more stimulus in March, the people said.
While Mr. Draghi would only need a majority of his colleagues to support fresh stimulus, going against the wishes of powerful members such as Germany's Bundesbank poses risks for the ECB, even if it has happened before, analysts said. The Bundesbank opposed the ECB's decision to launch bond purchases last year, and the program's expansion in December.
Mr. Draghi appears confident. In Switzerland on Friday, he said the ECB had "plenty of instruments" with which to drive up stubbornly low inflation, as well as the "determination and the willingness and the capacity" to act.
According to the Reuters poll, only 53% of economists agreed that Mr. Draghi had plenty of tools at his disposal. The remaining 47% didn't.
"In the short term, the ECB certainly doesn't have the tools to shock inflation back up," said Christian Schulz, an economist with Citi in London. Still, it has "a long list of tools" available that could still be "quite powerful," including further cuts to the deposit rate, expanding the bank's asset purchases and changing the parameters that restrict the bonds it can buy, Mr. Schulz said.
Another concern is that while the ECB may be reaching the limits of what its stimulus tools can achieve their unintended consequences are growing. .
"The side effects of this medicine, the longer it has been applied, are becoming stronger and stronger, and the curative effects of this medication [are] becoming weaker and weaker," Axel Weber, the former Bundesbank president and current chairman of UBS Group AG, told an audience at the World Economic Forum in Davos on Friday.
Similar concerns were expressed at the ECB's December meeting, according to minutes it published earlier this month. Some council members warned of "significant risks and side effects" associated with more government bond purchases, a tool that they argued should "be kept in reserve" in case of very adverse developments, such as deflation.
Some members also warned against a further cut to the ECB's deposit rate, the interest on funds stored overnight with the central bank. Cutting that rate below minus 0.3%, where it currently stands, might lead "to a tightening instead of a further easing in financial condition," as banks seek to recoup their losses on deposits by increasing loan rates—precisely the opposite of what the ECB wants to achieve.
Write to Tom Fairless at tom.fairless@wsj.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires

Utreg1960 28 januari 2016 11:55

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€d_Modus Vivendi schreef op 28 januari 2016 11:45:
..gaat goed in Spanje, maar daar hebben we niks aan hier

Behalve als tie flink down gaat want dan schijnt het dat BAM daar ook opeens actief is ;-))

[verwijderd] 28 januari 2016 12:03

Hahaha ja Utreg, zo gaat het...als er een vat olie omvalt in Japan dan is dat de schuld van BAM, bij down beurzen dan..

€d_Modus Vivendi 28 januari 2016 12:05

quote:
Utreg1960 schreef op 28 januari 2016 11:55:
[...]

Behalve als tie flink down gaat want dan schijnt het dat BAM daar ook opeens actief is ;-))

Bam wordt misbruikt om de amx te manipuleren, lekker volatiel als cyclisch fonds

€d_Modus Vivendi 28 januari 2016 12:08

..en rood
...en weer groen

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