CAC - Alcatel-Lucent
Está num canal ascendente, com já 3 toques na LTA.
A AT diz que se deve comprar quando se aproxima da LTA com um stop abaixo dum suporte relevante, mas essa é a estratégia maioritária dos analistas técnicos, mas não é a que defendo.
Neste momento os 0,92 são uma pequena resistência e só com a quebra dela se dará nova onda ascendente. Mas logo encontra outra a 1. Então em que ficamos?
Paramos? Qual a estratégia?
A AT diz que se deve comprar quando se aproxima da LTA com um stop abaixo dum suporte relevante, mas essa é a estratégia maioritária dos analistas técnicos, mas não é a que defendo.
Neste momento os 0,92 são uma pequena resistência e só com a quebra dela se dará nova onda ascendente. Mas logo encontra outra a 1. Então em que ficamos?
Paramos? Qual a estratégia?
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Por acaso gostava de ver o último sistema do Cem aplicado ao actual momento da Alcatel.
De momento não a tenho. mas já estive longo há poucos dias atrás.
Vamos ver o que acontece depois de sair do CAC40.
às vezes não que dizer nada, dou o exemplo do banif que apesar da última vez que integrou o PSI20 foi sempre a descer...
Mas esta acção continua com imensas transações diárias, muito líquida.
De momento não a tenho. mas já estive longo há poucos dias atrás.
Vamos ver o que acontece depois de sair do CAC40.
às vezes não que dizer nada, dou o exemplo do banif que apesar da última vez que integrou o PSI20 foi sempre a descer...
Mas esta acção continua com imensas transações diárias, muito líquida.
se pode-se shortava, mas a minha plataforma não deixa.
É pena, porque de certeza que a vão castigar.
Abraços
É pena, porque de certeza que a vão castigar.
Abraços
Stresszero Escreveu:EuroVerde Escreveu:Ou seja, vejam bem como as coisas são:
Primeiro sai noticia positiva sobre Alcatel se pode financiar largamente com o GoldmanSachs, passado uma semana e dias, saí uma noticia destas que sairá do CAC40.
Isto é para "entalar" (passo a expressão) quem?
Serve bem para me entalar, porque estou dentro e longo.
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EuroVerde Escreveu:Ou seja, vejam bem como as coisas são:
Primeiro sai noticia positiva sobre Alcatel se pode financiar largamente com o GoldmanSachs, passado uma semana e dias, saí uma noticia destas que sairá do CAC40.
Isto é para "entalar" (passo a expressão) quem?
Serve bem para me entalar, porque estou dentro e longo.

Wallstreetrader Escreveu:keijas Escreveu:Alcatel leva mais um abanão
retirada do CAC 40 dia 24/12
a Alcatel será substituída pela Gemalto
.
já algum tempo que isso é esperado.
Técnicamente só ficará mal se for abaixo dos 0,80 por agora acho que deve ter reacção na LTA que tem vindo a formar á volta dos 0,82~0,83.
France-Telecom?! Então isto não é um tópico sobre a Alcatel?!!
...ou estão com preguiça de procurar o tópico correcto?
http://caldeiraodebolsa.jornaldenegocio ... highlight=
Abraço.

...ou estão com preguiça de procurar o tópico correcto?

http://caldeiraodebolsa.jornaldenegocio ... highlight=
Abraço.

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Wallstreetrader Escreveu:ruifortis Escreveu:estive dentro no inicio depois ela mais uma vez foi ter com o meu stop e acabou por subir mas foi uma perca pequena não tava com vontade de arriscar muito dai um stop curtissimoela está muito volátil
fte também é uma boa aposta parece-me que seja mais lenta a subida mas acho que vai dar.
vou estando atento
bons trades
Atenção á possivel activação de um invertido da FTE, assim como a quebra de um longo canal descendente
Caro Wallstreetrader,
Agradecía-mos o gráfico se não é pedir muito.

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ALCATEL-LUCENT : and Main One Cable Company extend maintenance contract for international undersea cable
12/05/2012| 05:48am US/Eastern
Alcatel-Lucent's cableship based in Cape Verde will ensure rapid response time for maintenance
Paris, December 5, 2012 - Alcatel-Lucent (Euronext Paris and NYSE: ALU) and Main One Cable Company Limited, have renewed their marine maintenance contract for Main One's submarine cable system connecting Portugal to Nigeria over 7,000 km and contributing to enhance overall African and international connectivity. Delivering high-speed bandwidth of 1.92 Tbit/s, the Main One cable enables cost-effective access to global information, data and markets in Western Africa.
As a member of the Atlantic Private Maintenance Agreement (APMA), Main One will continue to manage and maintain its network at the highest level of performance. Under the service level agreement, Alcatel-Lucent will make available its maintenance vessels, as well as experienced, fully trained, and certified specialist personnel for cable repairs.
"To ensure the optimal network availability for continuity and quality of communications that our customers demand, we rely on world-class technical support including state-of-the-art cable ships capable of delivering rapid response repair services in any weather condition," said Bernard Logan, Main One Chief Commercial Officer. "Alcatel-Lucent's demonstrated capability and experience in all aspects of marine operations and maintenance assures and enhances the reliability of our network."
"This contract renewal further confirms Alcatel-Lucent's leading role as marine service provider to help operators maintain their networks at the highest standards of service reliability for maximum end-user confidence," said Philippe Dumont, head of Alcatel-Lucent's submarine network activity. "Combined with the recent redistribution of our maintenance vessels in the Atlantic, our Cape Verde-based cable ship will offer the shortest possible mobilization time for any repair operations off West Africa.
Alcatel-Lucent capitalizes on its unique experience as turnkey provider delivering a wide range of installation, maintenance and related services, which includes the Atlantic Private Maintenance Agreement (APMA). Alcatel-Lucent private maintenance agreements offer a unique solution adapting to the particular maintenance philosophies of individual cable owners and their needs. Alcatel-Lucent currently maintains over 300,000km of critical submarine cable infrastructure worldwide.
"O $$$ foi feito para se gastar
, não para se perder
..."


estive dentro no inicio depois ela mais uma vez foi ter com o meu stop e acabou por subir mas foi uma perca pequena não tava com vontade de arriscar muito dai um stop curtissimoela está muito volátil
fte também é uma boa aposta parece-me que seja mais lenta a subida mas acho que vai dar.
vou estando atento
bons trades
fte também é uma boa aposta parece-me que seja mais lenta a subida mas acho que vai dar.
vou estando atento
bons trades
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ALCATEL-LUCENT : to play core role in IP networks transformation of Telefónica in Argentina and the Czech Republic12/04/2012| 09:35am US/Eastern
Alcatel-Lucent's 7950 XRS core router chosen by one of the world's leading service providers as it transitions to a single IP network to support its fixed and mobile broadband and IPTV services
Paris, December 4, 2012 - Alcatel-Lucent (Euronext Paris and NYSE: ALU) today announced that it has been selected by Telefónica, one of the world's leading communications service providers, to upgrade the operator's Internet protocol (IP) networks, initially in Argentina and the Czech Republic, with one of the industry's most powerful core network routers, the Alcatel-Lucent 7950 Extensible Routing System (XRS).
This agreement makes Telefonica one of the first service providers in the world to deploy the recently announced core router. This comes as Telefonica prepares for the explosive growth in data traffic expected over the next decade with the rapid uptake of smartphones, tablets and bandwidth-hungry services such as video and gaming. Following the deployment Telefonica will have a high-capacity IP network in these markets to support all of its service offerings, including fixed and mobile broadband and IPTV.
Enrique Blanco, Telefónica's Global Chief Technology Officer said: "This collaboration with Alcatel-Lucent is part of a far-reaching network modernization effort which will give us one of the most powerful and efficient IP networks. In order for us to dramatically increase our network capacity and intelligence to address our customers' fast evolving demands we needed the support of a new, truly disruptive solution. The Alcatel-Lucent XRS met this requirement."
Rapidly rising demand for online video and data is being driven by smartphones, tablets, connected TVs and other devices, and enabled by faster wireless, fiber and copper broadband access networks. These dynamics are prompting network operators such as Telefonica to increase capacity upgrades in the core of their networks, while also increasing intelligence and capability at the edge. At the same time, the emergence of cloud-based services and personalized content is driving the need for more flexibility in these networks to quickly adapt to the requirements of consumers and businesses.
Federico Guillén, President Alcatel-Lucent Spain and Global Account Manager for Telefónica said: "We are gratified that Telefónica has turned to Alcatel-Lucent to play such an important role in the transformation of their IP networks around the world. With the introduction of the 7950 XRS core router, our IP portfolio offers truly best-in-class capabilities across the board, and we look forward to the opportunity to take Telefonica's IP network to the next level."
Alcatel-Lucent's technology solution for Telefonica
For the deployment Alcatel-Lucent is supplying Telefonica with its new 7950 XRS family - based on the 400G FP3 chipset - which brings a huge boost in capacity, efficiency and flexibility to the heart of IP networks, while slashing power consumption and total cost of ownership. Representing a new generation of IP core routers, the 7950 XRS is based on a compact, highly efficient system design that is built with the future in mind. The 7950 XRS family supports five times the density of today's core routers and, using the latest techniques in silicon and system design, slashes power consumption by 66 percent compared to typical core routers.
Telefonica also will benefit from a common operating system (SR OS) across the Alcatel-Lucent router portfolio - a highly available, feature-rich and field-proven software infrastructure that is trusted by more than 450 service providers worldwide. The solution also features a common network management system - the 5620 Service Aware Manager (SAM) - offering seamless support across the 7950 XRS family and the Service Router portfolio.
"O $$$ foi feito para se gastar
, não para se perder
..."


Alcatel-Lucent Said Closer to Loan Amid Turnaround Plans
By Matthew Campbell, Marie Mawad & Beth Jinks - Dec 4, 2012 12:21 PM GMT
Alcatel-Lucent SA (ALU) is closer to obtaining financing of 1 billion euros ($1.3 billion) or more from at least three banks as the French phone-equipment maker attempts a turnaround that may include asset sales and job cuts, people familiar with the talks said.
A deal would strengthen the company’s balance sheet and may be signed near year-end, though talks are under way, the people said. Alcatel will need to show its plans to restructure are enough to end a six-year streak of mounting losses if the company is to meet lenders’ demands, the people said.
Enlarge image Alcatel-Lucent Said Closer to Loan Amid Restructuring Plans
The Alcatel-Lucent company logo is seen on display at the Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs in Villarceaux. Photographer: Balint Porneczi/Bloomberg
Enlarge image Alcatel-Lucent CEO Ben Verwaayen
The funding may ease pressure on Chief Executive Officer Ben Verwaayen as he explores how to rejuvenate Paris-based Alcatel-Lucent, whose sales have sunk for five straight quarters amid shrinking orders for networking gear and competition from abroad. Photographer: Balint Porneczi/Bloomberg
Alcatel shares rose almost 5 percent to 90 euro cents after Bloomberg News reported the state of the talks, to trade at 89 cents at 1:20 p.m. in Paris.
The talks are Chief Executive Officer Ben Verwaayen’s latest attempt to turn around a French industrial giant whose operations once ranged from spaceflight to cutting-edge theoretical physics, and which has been hit by declining demand for networking gear as well as Asian competition. The firm isn’t alone: Finnish-German rival Nokia Siemens Networks is cutting 17,000 jobs and has sold assets including its optical networks business to restore profitability.
In the two-tier financing structure under review, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS) and Credit Suisse Group AG (CSGN) would likely be lenders for the first tier, while Citigroup Inc. (C) is set to be part of a second group along with some European banks and possibly JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM), the people said. On any given deal, the first-tier lenders often have a coordinating role for the financing and also commit more money to the loans.
Alcatel-Lucent is also exploring how it could use as collateral part of its patent portfolio, largely inherited from U.S. research facility Bell Labs, people familiar with the matter said.
Ease Pressure
The funding may ease pressure on Verwaayen as he explores how to rejuvenate Paris-based Alcatel-Lucent, whose sales have sunk for five straight quarters amid shrinking orders for networking gear and competition from abroad. The company has consumed about 700 million euros in cash each year on average since its creation in 2006 through the merger of Alcatel SA and Lucent Technologies.
Alcatel-Lucent shares surged 16 percent Nov. 22 after Bloomberg News reported the company was in talks with Goldman Sachs about obtaining funding in exchange for assets offered as collateral. Still, the stock price has fallen 29 percent this year.
Representatives of Alcatel-Lucent, Credit Suisse and Citigroup declined to comment on the talks. Spokesmen at Goldman and JPMorgan were not immediately available for comment.
Submarine Cables
A loan would give Alcatel-Lucent some balance-sheet relief as the company faces more than 2 billion euros of debt repayments over the next three years. The company also is in the midst of cutting about 5,500 jobs globally in sales, marketing and administration to reduce expenses.
Alcatel-Lucent is weighing the sale of assets such as the unit that produces undersea fiber-optic cables and the division that provides equipment to businesses, people familiar with the matter said last month. Talks on both assets, which may fetch less than 1 billion euros, are at an early stage, the people said then.
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-12-0 ... plans.html
By Matthew Campbell, Marie Mawad & Beth Jinks - Dec 4, 2012 12:21 PM GMT
Alcatel-Lucent SA (ALU) is closer to obtaining financing of 1 billion euros ($1.3 billion) or more from at least three banks as the French phone-equipment maker attempts a turnaround that may include asset sales and job cuts, people familiar with the talks said.
A deal would strengthen the company’s balance sheet and may be signed near year-end, though talks are under way, the people said. Alcatel will need to show its plans to restructure are enough to end a six-year streak of mounting losses if the company is to meet lenders’ demands, the people said.
Enlarge image Alcatel-Lucent Said Closer to Loan Amid Restructuring Plans
The Alcatel-Lucent company logo is seen on display at the Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs in Villarceaux. Photographer: Balint Porneczi/Bloomberg
Enlarge image Alcatel-Lucent CEO Ben Verwaayen
The funding may ease pressure on Chief Executive Officer Ben Verwaayen as he explores how to rejuvenate Paris-based Alcatel-Lucent, whose sales have sunk for five straight quarters amid shrinking orders for networking gear and competition from abroad. Photographer: Balint Porneczi/Bloomberg
Alcatel shares rose almost 5 percent to 90 euro cents after Bloomberg News reported the state of the talks, to trade at 89 cents at 1:20 p.m. in Paris.
The talks are Chief Executive Officer Ben Verwaayen’s latest attempt to turn around a French industrial giant whose operations once ranged from spaceflight to cutting-edge theoretical physics, and which has been hit by declining demand for networking gear as well as Asian competition. The firm isn’t alone: Finnish-German rival Nokia Siemens Networks is cutting 17,000 jobs and has sold assets including its optical networks business to restore profitability.
In the two-tier financing structure under review, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. (GS) and Credit Suisse Group AG (CSGN) would likely be lenders for the first tier, while Citigroup Inc. (C) is set to be part of a second group along with some European banks and possibly JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM), the people said. On any given deal, the first-tier lenders often have a coordinating role for the financing and also commit more money to the loans.
Alcatel-Lucent is also exploring how it could use as collateral part of its patent portfolio, largely inherited from U.S. research facility Bell Labs, people familiar with the matter said.
Ease Pressure
The funding may ease pressure on Verwaayen as he explores how to rejuvenate Paris-based Alcatel-Lucent, whose sales have sunk for five straight quarters amid shrinking orders for networking gear and competition from abroad. The company has consumed about 700 million euros in cash each year on average since its creation in 2006 through the merger of Alcatel SA and Lucent Technologies.
Alcatel-Lucent shares surged 16 percent Nov. 22 after Bloomberg News reported the company was in talks with Goldman Sachs about obtaining funding in exchange for assets offered as collateral. Still, the stock price has fallen 29 percent this year.
Representatives of Alcatel-Lucent, Credit Suisse and Citigroup declined to comment on the talks. Spokesmen at Goldman and JPMorgan were not immediately available for comment.
Submarine Cables
A loan would give Alcatel-Lucent some balance-sheet relief as the company faces more than 2 billion euros of debt repayments over the next three years. The company also is in the midst of cutting about 5,500 jobs globally in sales, marketing and administration to reduce expenses.
Alcatel-Lucent is weighing the sale of assets such as the unit that produces undersea fiber-optic cables and the division that provides equipment to businesses, people familiar with the matter said last month. Talks on both assets, which may fetch less than 1 billion euros, are at an early stage, the people said then.
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Sim Pode não chegar lá, mas será aonde eu apenas eu disposto a arriscar nela, entretanto entrei na FTE parece-me um H&S Invertido prestes a ser activado.


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Wallstreetrader Escreveu:Vou aguardar por ela nos 0.80/81€, bons negócios
Boas referiste um H&S invertido num post anterior podes colocar um gráfico mais explicito que o anterior num dá para ver muito bem.
Também me parece que vai cair, mas talvez não chegue a atingir os 0,81.
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