Può fallire la morgan stanley per la crisi americana? (2 lettori)

[alingtonsky]

Technicals Start To Show Signs Of A Shift In The Financials
January 21, 2009
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Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS), while hardly your typical market leader, is also showing some relative strength. It is holding well above its November lows, even after yesterday's 16% drop. While MS appears to be headed lower, the key here is that it is showing a positive divergence from its peers, and may outperform when the sector turns around.

Source: StockCharts.com

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http://community.investopedia.com/news/cadvisor/cotd/archive/XLF20090120.aspx?partner=YahooSA

MS $16.13 +23.13%
01/21/2009 2:56PM ET

 

[alingtonsky]

Sta Proseguendo anche oggi il recupero di Morgan Stanley
MS $20.60
+1.89 (+10.10%)
time: 10:23 AM EST

 

[risparmier]

Stop Trading!

01/28/09 -

Jim Cramer on Wednesday's Street Signs TV show on CNBC said that Morgan Stanley(MS Quote - Cramer on MS ) is "the premier brokerage in the world." Shares of Morgan and Goldman Sachs(GS Quote ) are the two largest positions in his Action Alerts PLUS charitable trust. "We cannot view them in the same light as the rest of the banks," he said. "Morgan Stanley could double from here."

Wells Fargo(WFC Quote ), which had a "monster good quarter," is his largest bank position in Action Alerts PLUS.

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http://www.thestreet.com/story/10460549/1/jim-cramers-stop-trading-rims-rally-is-real.html

 

[risparmier]

Fisiologiche prese di beneficio a Wall Street dopo il rally di lunedì e 2 settimane complessivamente molto positive.
Ma il rialzo si è protratto anche martedì per il titolo bancario Morgan Stanley (MS) che ha chiuso a $ 25.12 (+2.82%) con volumi nettamente superiori alla media.
Prospettive in miglioramento.

03/24/09 - 07:37 PM EDT

The markets pulled back Tuesday after reality sent in on the Treasury's financial rescue plans.


The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 115.65, or 1.49%, to 7,660.21, while the S&P 500 lost 16.58, or 2.01%, to 806.34. The Nasdaq slipped 37.34, or 2.40%, to 1,518.43.

Pete Najarian said on CNBC's "Fast Money" TV show that the pullback "made sense" after the 500-day rally on Monday. He noted the financials surprisingly had a run while Fed chairman Ben Bernanke and Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner were being grilled in Congress today.

Guy Adami remained very bullish about the market. "By Friday, we will get back all we lost and add 150," he said.

Tim Seymour said the market performed well technically. "We could have given up a whole lot more," he said.
Dylan Ratigan turned to Karen Finerman for her assessment of Day 2 of the Treasury's plan to deal with toxic assets. Finerman had a "mixed" response. While there is a great deal of interest from the PIMCO's of the world in picking up these distressed assets, she wondered what the price is going to be for these assets.
Ratigan pointed that investment banks like Goldman Sachs (GS ) and Morgan Stanley (MS ) have performed well. Seymour said both stocks have behaved fantastically, especially Morgan, which punched through its 200-day moving day average. Seymour also said Goldman has moved up on chatter about its plan to sell off its stake of a Chinese bank and using it to return the TARP money.

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http://www.thestreet.com/story/10476386/1/fast-money-recap-market-still-looks-good.html

 

[risparmier]

21.10.2009

Morgan Stanley (US6174464486) ha annunciato oggi di aver registrato nel terzo trimestre di quest'anno un utile di $498 milioni pari a $0,38 per azione. Gli analisti avevano atteso in media $0,27 per azione.
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Morgan Stanley torna all'utile nel terzo trimestre -





October 21, 2009: 10:23 AM ET

NEW YORK (Fortune) -- Morgan Stanley posted its first quarterly profit in a year.
The New York-based investment firm said Wednesday it earned $757 million, or 38 cents a share, for the third quarter. That's down sharply from the year-ago profit of $7.7 billion, or $7.38 a share. But it was much better than the 30 cents per share profit that analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters were expecting.
Revenue fell to $8.7 billion from $18 illion a year earlier. Revenue at the global wealth management unit nearly doubled, to $3 billion, but revenue at the institutional securities business plunged 69% to $5 billion.
The firm, which has been focusing on building the global wealth business, said its investment banking business was strong, but revenue at two trading units was hit by accounting charges tied to the increasing value of the firm's debt as credit markets strengthened.
"Morgan Stanley continued to build momentum across our business this quarter, as we made important progress in executing key strategic initiatives," CEO John Mack said.
The results pleased investors who had been nervous heading into Wednesday morning, given the firm's poor results in recent quarters. Since the old Wall Street melted away last fall, Morgan Stanley (MS, Fortune 500) had posted three straight quarterly losses totaling $13 billion.

"We expect this to be somewhat of a relief and the stock to do relatively well," Deutsche Bank analyst Michael Carrier wrote in a Wednesday morning note to clients.

Carrier added that while the company has "more work to do," he is pleased with the progress. He said that gains in fixed-income trading revenue and merger-and-acquisition advisory income were both positives.
Morgan Stanley shares rose 6% in midmorning trading to $34.61.

Morgan Stanley back in black - Oct. 21, 2009