remains of stucco is a barbatrucco. Eugene Benetazzo
09/01/2009
Very happy to receive and publish (with the intention of giving maximum visibility) an article by an economist who consider among the most independent and far-sighted.
Get ready for the next financial swelling in the newspapers talk about in the coming months or the value and share prices of banks that are not quoted on stock markets. The case Popolare di Vicenza is already doing a trailblazer. Make sure to read the editorial recently published in the Journal of Vicenza and understand what I'm talking about. We seek to clarify or at least to understand the possible risks that may expose you buy shares in banks that are not subject to market prices.
To begin with I think goes without saying how the U.S. to Europe, from Japan to England, almost all banks listed on its stock markets have seen within a year against the value of its shares heavily, only Intesa San Paolo increased from 5 to less than 3 euros with a loss of almost 50%. Other banking groups have done even worse. The stock price reflects the ability to make profits that a particular company for years to come, so if a particular stock certificate is subject to a bending considered this to be read as lower dividends, lower sales or higher costs or expected loss in the future. ... read more
