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Bean_Jr Escreveu:Boa tarde,

alguem tem RBS?

o meu gráfico é de ontem mas, dá para ver a resistência e a linha de tendência descendente.

penso que é bom dia de vendas... o que dizem?

Cumprimentos,

Britain and Brussels are on a collision course over threats by Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes to force divestitures at RBS and Lloyds
By Margareta Pagano

City sources said: "The Government is terrified that the EU is getting ready to issue an ultimatum over Lloyds and RBS, forcing them to break up following the massive state injections of capital last autumn. This row is heating up and is likely to come to a head quite soon."

Urgent negotiations are taking place between the Treasury, UKFI, the agency which controls the Government's shareholding in Lloyds, and the EU. Treasury sources said they hoped that some sort of deal could be thrashed out ahead of the August deadline set by the EU.

Lloyds has already conceded that it may have "to divest or exit core businesses" and has a plan to sell-off or stop some activities. But analysts are worried about selling in such a depressed market.

Meanwhile, a two-horse race has emerged over who should take over as the new chairman of Lloyds (LLOY.L) to replace Sir Victor Blank when he steps down next year. UKFI is backing Sir Win Bischoff, the former chairman of Citigroup, while Eric Daniels, the chief executive of Lloyds, is keener on Chris Gibson-Smith, the current chairman of the London Stock Exchange.

EU competition commissioner, Neelie Kroes made it quite clear last week at the British Banker's Association conference in London, that she would push through the restructuring: "The massive aid received by banks such as Lloyds and RBS allows these banks to remain leaders in markets which are concentrated. The likelihood of significant divestments by RBS and Lloyds is strong."

The Government pumped more than £37bn into the banks, leaving it with 70 per cent of RBS and 43 per cent of Lloyds.

Ms Kroes, who is renowned for her tough stance on EU companies taking state aid, said: "[RBS] is not a bank with a sustainable business approach. This bank was not merely too big to fail. It was too big to supervise, too big to operate, too complex to understand, and highly dangerous to the European single market."

After the HBOS rescue, Lloyds has more than 30 per cent of the retail banking market, and a 28 per cent chunk of mortgage lending, while RBS's concentration is in the UK small- and medium-sized enterprise and corporate-banking markets.

But Ms Kroes restated that the state aid approval process—which the UK has to have from the EU—means that the banks will have to be restructured.

acintra Escreveu:São boas noticias, ou bons rumores, não só pela menor dependencia do estado como dá uma imagem mais positiva e que irá atrair mais investidores. Agora resta saber como é que o mercado reage, mas como é um rumor...creio que deve subir.

acintra Escreveu:está numa grande luta para passar a resistençia. Já a ultrapassou umas vezes mas depois vem cá abaixo outra vez. Espero que a passe hoje.

Fenicio Escreveu:

AC Investor Blog Escreveu:Abre a cair mais de 2% e já está positiva com um volume forte para esta hora.

Hoje provavelmente será um dia de correcções um pouco por todo lado. Se não encerrar o dia a perder muito, será por si só uma grande demonstração de força, e se fechar em terreno positivo então...

AC Investor Blog Escreveu:Abre a cair mais de 2% e já está positiva com um volume forte para esta hora.

semoke Escreveu:

NGFBrandao Escreveu:Viva..

Muito bem SMOKE.

Eu comprei 2 ou 3 dias depois.. estavam a 14,5 pences..

Mas não quero um PORSCHE.. Quero ver se as vendo a 150.. 200 Pences, acho que era um valor justo.. E já comrava um

Contudo, hoje nao vejo muitos jeitos de ela ultrapssar a rolha dos 40..

Vamos lá ver os americanos compram umas quantas..

Abraços

Brandao

Temos que ter nervos de aço.
O caminho da RBS é norte. Agora chegar aos 100, 150 e 200 pences só Deus sabe.

Cumprimentos.