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Quello che scrivi mi fa pensare che sei poco principiante e molto modestoFortuna del principiante.
Banco Santander verso i minimi storici
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Chiuso tutto a 4,30. Risk pari al 5%, reward pari al 21%.
Lascio per ora questa piazza.
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Se sei uscito, deduco che ritieni che il titolo non vada oltre questi livelli e che quindi torni giú..
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Peccato per non aver monetizzato prima.
Perso il supporto a 4,09 euro, Banco Santander ha iniziato percorso verso i recenti minimi.
Primo crash test a 3,95 euro.
Dopo aver retto al crash test di maggio in area 3,95 euro, il Banco sembra aver ripreso downtrend con configurazione grafica orribile che sembra quasi island reversal bearish.
Sempre fuori.
Prossimo crash test area 3,50 euro.
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Ancora dentro Banco Santander.
Inserito take profit a 4,09 euro.
Non escludo rimbalzo arrivata a quel livello, ma il rischio è di rivederla a 3,80 euro primo step.
Peccato non aver liquidato tutto sui massimi.
Il target a 3,80 euro è stato centrato.
Ovvio che non mi aspettavo di rivederla a 4,50 euro altrimenti non sarei uscito a 4,09 euro.
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Lo tiene un mio amico e piange tutti i giorni.Hai il titolo in ptf?
Personalmente tengo SAN in osservazione, mi sono dato come prezzo obiettivo per rientrare 3.40€
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Dopo aver retto al crash test di maggio in area 3,95 euro, il Banco sembra aver ripreso downtrend con configurazione grafica orribile che sembra quasi island reversal bearish.
Sempre fuori.
Prossimo crash test area 3,50 euro.
Crash test in atto per il Banco.
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Grazie per il tempo che hai dedicato al forum.
Nella tua analisi manca il Brasile la cui attuale condizione non è irrilevante per il Banco.
http://www.santander.com/csgs/Stati...goBlobs&blobwhere=1278716953657&ssbinary=true
Europe accounted for 56% of profit and the Americas 44%. By countries, the largest
contribution to profit was made by the United Kingdom, with 23%, followed by Brazil (19%),
Spain (12%), the United States (8%), Mexico (7%), Chile (5%), Portugal, Argentina and Poland
(4% each). Santander Consumer Finance, which carries out its activity in more than ten
European countries, especially in Germany, Spain and the Nordic countries, contributed 11%
of profit, after earning 938 million, with growth of 18%.
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Ed io che invece sono rientrato con prospettive positive a breveSegnalo Banco Santander sul supporto storico in area 3,30 euro.
Difficile regga anche perché ha fatto minimi abissali intraday.
Prossimo step area 2,40 euro.
Se riesce a superare la resistenza a 3,50 vado di take profit a 3,72
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Ed io che invece sono rientrato con prospettive positive a breve
Se riesce a superare la resistenza a 3,50 vado di take profit a 3,72
Spero sia come dici tu dato che la hai in ptf.
Se rimbalza il mercato, rimbalza anche il Banco.
Ma dagli USA notizie non belle.
Terzo anno di stress test negativi per il Banco.
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Santander, Deutsche Bank: U.S. stress test repeat offenders
30/06/2016 07:00 RSF
By David Henry
New York, June 30 (Reuters) - U.S. units of Deutsche Bank (DBK.EQ) and Santander (SAN.MC) suffered the ignominy of failing U.S. stress tests yet again this year, less than a week after Britain's shocking vote to leave theEuropean Union sent their investors running for cover.
Santander's U.S. bank is the first to fail the test three years in a row.
Both banks failed because of poor risk management and financial planning, not for lack of capital, the Fed said.
Santander's Chairman Ana Botin vowed in January to fix it within two years, after which she would consider selling it. (news)
Yet any disposal will be tough while the Fed's standards are unmet, meaning Santander cannot access thecapital to invest in its bigger businesses in Spain, Brazil and Britain. And it cannot even draw a dividend from the unit in the meantime because of Fed stipulations.
Santander's U.S. unit operates a retail and commercial bank with 670 branchesand 9,800 employees in the northeast part of the country. It also owns nearly 60 percent of publicly traded lender Santander Consumer USA Holdings Inc (SC.N).
Santander said it is fixing the problems and is already preparing for next year's testwhen it expects the Fed to take a better view of the quality of its management.
"We are well on our way to making the enhancements necessary to improve our qualitative assessment," Scott Powell, the chief executive of Santander Holdings USA, saidin a statement.
The Fed faulted Santander for, among other things, not using "reasonable or appropriate" assumptions and analysis in its capital planning.
But the Fed also said Santander has made "progress in improving certain approaches toloss and revenue projection." And, a senior Fed official said bank supervisors "have noticed a difference" in the resources that Santander has committed to correct the problems.
Santander hired Powell, a former JPMorgan banker, last year and isinvesting about $170 million a year to reorganize a complex structure, partly a hangover from the acquisition of Sovereign Bank in 2009. Powell is one of more than half a dozen executives hired in the past 18 months to fix the bank.
The DeutscheBank unit that failed, Deutsche Bank Trust Corp, is one of a handful of entities the company has in the U.S. and holds transaction banking and wealth management business.
The unit is being consolidated into a holding company, DB USA Corp, on July 1 as part of new rules that require large overseas lenders to organize themselves as holding companies in the United States. Deutsche Bank Trust Corporation had not asked for permission to return capital to its parent, a bank spokesman said.
The Fed said the Deutsche unit showed "some improvements in certain aspects of capital planning," but that "the firm overall continues to have material unresolved supervisory issues that critically undermine its capital planning process."
The trouble the two banks are having passing the tests come amid other problems.
Santander's capital ratio is lower than many of its large European peers, though it had reported an improvement in April and forecast that its tier 1 capital ratio under thestrictest criteria would rise above 11 pct by 2018.
But since that forecast, Santander's large UK business was hit by that country's decision to leave the European Union and the resulting fall in sterling. Santander shares have dropped 18 percent since the vote and are down 24 percent so far this year.
The economic malaise facing Brazil has also cast a cloud over Santander's Latin American operations. Brazil is battling its deepest recession in decades.
Deutsche Bank, which hastrailed its rivals in bouncing back from the 2008 financial crisis, is in the midst of a strategic overhaul.
Germany's largest lender, Deutsche has a large investment banking operation in London. Like rivals it faces the risk of a loss inrevenue should Britain's exit from the EU deter companies in Europe from buying assets and issuing debt and equity.
Deutsche may also have to spend and disrupt staff to shift some operations out of the UK if Britain loses the right to sell financial services seamlessly across Europe.
Shares of Deutsche have dropped 19 percent since the UK vote and are down 44 percent since the start of the year.
30/06/2016 07:00 RSF
By David Henry
New York, June 30 (Reuters) - U.S. units of Deutsche Bank (DBK.EQ) and Santander (SAN.MC) suffered the ignominy of failing U.S. stress tests yet again this year, less than a week after Britain's shocking vote to leave theEuropean Union sent their investors running for cover.
Santander's U.S. bank is the first to fail the test three years in a row.
Both banks failed because of poor risk management and financial planning, not for lack of capital, the Fed said.
Santander's Chairman Ana Botin vowed in January to fix it within two years, after which she would consider selling it. (news)
Yet any disposal will be tough while the Fed's standards are unmet, meaning Santander cannot access thecapital to invest in its bigger businesses in Spain, Brazil and Britain. And it cannot even draw a dividend from the unit in the meantime because of Fed stipulations.
Santander's U.S. unit operates a retail and commercial bank with 670 branchesand 9,800 employees in the northeast part of the country. It also owns nearly 60 percent of publicly traded lender Santander Consumer USA Holdings Inc (SC.N).
Santander said it is fixing the problems and is already preparing for next year's testwhen it expects the Fed to take a better view of the quality of its management.
"We are well on our way to making the enhancements necessary to improve our qualitative assessment," Scott Powell, the chief executive of Santander Holdings USA, saidin a statement.
The Fed faulted Santander for, among other things, not using "reasonable or appropriate" assumptions and analysis in its capital planning.
But the Fed also said Santander has made "progress in improving certain approaches toloss and revenue projection." And, a senior Fed official said bank supervisors "have noticed a difference" in the resources that Santander has committed to correct the problems.
Santander hired Powell, a former JPMorgan banker, last year and isinvesting about $170 million a year to reorganize a complex structure, partly a hangover from the acquisition of Sovereign Bank in 2009. Powell is one of more than half a dozen executives hired in the past 18 months to fix the bank.
The DeutscheBank unit that failed, Deutsche Bank Trust Corp, is one of a handful of entities the company has in the U.S. and holds transaction banking and wealth management business.
The unit is being consolidated into a holding company, DB USA Corp, on July 1 as part of new rules that require large overseas lenders to organize themselves as holding companies in the United States. Deutsche Bank Trust Corporation had not asked for permission to return capital to its parent, a bank spokesman said.
The Fed said the Deutsche unit showed "some improvements in certain aspects of capital planning," but that "the firm overall continues to have material unresolved supervisory issues that critically undermine its capital planning process."
The trouble the two banks are having passing the tests come amid other problems.
Santander's capital ratio is lower than many of its large European peers, though it had reported an improvement in April and forecast that its tier 1 capital ratio under thestrictest criteria would rise above 11 pct by 2018.
But since that forecast, Santander's large UK business was hit by that country's decision to leave the European Union and the resulting fall in sterling. Santander shares have dropped 18 percent since the vote and are down 24 percent so far this year.
The economic malaise facing Brazil has also cast a cloud over Santander's Latin American operations. Brazil is battling its deepest recession in decades.
Deutsche Bank, which hastrailed its rivals in bouncing back from the 2008 financial crisis, is in the midst of a strategic overhaul.
Germany's largest lender, Deutsche has a large investment banking operation in London. Like rivals it faces the risk of a loss inrevenue should Britain's exit from the EU deter companies in Europe from buying assets and issuing debt and equity.
Deutsche may also have to spend and disrupt staff to shift some operations out of the UK if Britain loses the right to sell financial services seamlessly across Europe.
Shares of Deutsche have dropped 19 percent since the UK vote and are down 44 percent since the start of the year.
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Raggiunti i 3,53 ma poi si scende ancora a 3,5 , pertanto ho chiuso la posizione con un minuscolo gain di poche decine di €Spero sia come dici tu dato che la hai in ptf.
Se rimbalza il mercato, rimbalza anche il Banco.
Ma dagli USA notizie non belle.
Terzo anno di stress test negativi per il Banco.
Con la volatilitá alle stelle, con i mercati che si muovono bruscamente sulla scorta di qualsiasi dichiarazione, non me la sono sentita di lasciare la posizione aperta fino alla prossima settimana.
ANche perché ho ancora molto da imparare nel gestire gli ingressi e controllare l'emotivitá.
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Troppo presto.
Troppo esposta in UK.
Pazientare.
Banco sempre sul supporto che separa dai minimi abissali.
Oggi arrivata revisione outlook da parte di S&P a causa della esposizione in UK come avevo immaginato.