كفا تلاعب بسهم المملكة

hany747 · 02-10-2007, 01:32 PM

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته
ان من يعرض للبيع بسهم المملكة بكميات كبيرة ليس صغار المضاربين ولا المكتتبين ولكن من لديه تلك الكميات الكبيرة التي تقدر بملاين الاسهم ويبع اكيد كسبان لأنه لم يجمع احد بأقل من تلك الاسعار فهل تم الاكتتاب بخمسة في المائة ويتم بيع ال 95% لحساب شخصي ؟ فمن هو ............ وبكم تكلفتها عليه ممكن ريال واحد فقط.
من لديه اي اخبار لا تبخلو علينا ودمتم

nofa911 · 02-10-2007, 01:59 PM

خله السهم عنك ... حتى لو فيه ضغط ............... ( مافيه خير )

الصقر88 · 02-10-2007, 02:09 PM

تم بيع مليونين و مئتين سهم على سعر 10 ريال.. من محفظه واحده

غريبه من يبيع هذه الكميات بهذا السعر ولماذا الان ؟

الله يعزالاسلام · 02-10-2007, 02:21 PM

السهم مافيه خير

لانه يعتبر محفظة

لكن اللي انا مستغربه هل السهم سوف يوزع ارباح ؟

مثل باقي الاسهم

ام وضع لمجرد التحكم بالمؤشر؟

hany747 · 02-10-2007, 02:23 PM

لا اعتقد ان هناك شركة بدون هامور خصوصا عندما يمتلك نسبة 95% من اسهم الشركة فهل سيسمح بأحد ان يتلاعب بشركته الا برضاه او يكون هو من يتلاعب بها لمصلحة شخصية وبدون اي مبالاة للمكتتبين و المستثمرين.
الله كريم

mohammed thabit · 02-10-2007, 02:33 PM

الرجال ما غيره ..!! والهدف سحب السهم للـ 9 ريال إن شاء الله تمهيدا لإضافة السهم للمؤشر !!

aramco-s · 02-10-2007, 02:37 PM

أي تلاعب ما قرأت عن أزمة الرهن العقاري وسيتي جروب الخ

المهند2004 · 02-10-2007, 02:57 PM

Citi CEO Under Fire Again After Warning
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By REUTERS
Published: October 1, 2007
Filed at 3:17 p.m. ET

Skip to next paragraph NEW YORK (Reuters) - Calls for Citigroup <C.N> Chief Executive Chuck Prince's resignation grew louder on Monday after the largest U.S. bank warned its third-quarter profit would slide 60 percent, the latest stumble in the 57-year-old lawyer's rocky tenure.

Critics had argued for Prince's dismissal in the past, but investors became less shrill after a solid second quarter and a widening subprime mortgage crisis that seemed to engulf every bank.

But Citi on Monday said its performance in the third quarter was weak even considering the weak markets. The bank forecast a 60 percent drop in third-quarter net income, further frustrating investors who have seen the stock decline 16 percent this year.

At least one major analyst, Deutsche Bank's Mike Mayo, said Prince should go. "We're calling for a change in CEO," he told Reuters. "A $6 billion write-down is the tipping point of bad performance at the company by Chuck Prince."

Citigroup declined to comment.

The latest turn of fortune for Prince comes as he marks his fourth full year in the role at the top of largest U.S. bank by market capitalization -- a period that has included a fair share of ups and downs.

Citi shares have edged up 1.9 percent since Prince took over as CEO from Wall Street legend Sanford "Sandy" Weill, compared with a 20 percent gain in the Philadelphia KBW Bank Index <.BKX> over the same four-year period.

The last two years have been particularly troubled, as the New York-based bank's largest individual shareholder, Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, demanded "draconian" steps to cut costs and Prince has faced calls from some investors to break up the bank.

A HEAVY TOLL

The bank's executive ranks have been in turmoil, as it earlier this year removed Sallie Krawcheck as chief financial officer, and wealth management chief Todd Thomson quit amid a flurry of media reports about his friendship with CNBC television anchor Maria Bartiromo.

Prince responded to calls for his ouster with a plan to slash 17,000 jobs and cut $4.6 billion in annual costs, a bid to reverse a longstanding problem with costs outpacing revenues and operating income.

As recently as early this summer, Prince looked like he had put the worst behind him. The share price still lagged its peers, but the bank put up strong second-quarter earnings and looked to be succeeding in cutting costs and boosting overseas revenue.

The perception that he was starting to make progress before investors' wholesale retreat from risk this summer may help Prince survive his current problems.

Besides, his backers point out, the chief executive should hardly be blamed for a credit crunch that is taking a heavy toll on much of the industry.

"He's still under pressure, but this (warning) has nothing to do with his job security," said Bill Fitzpatrick, an analyst at Johnson Asset Management. "If you're looking to throw him under the bus, this isn't really something that comes into play."

Yet in some respects Prince looked to have been caught offguard by the credit crisis. That more than anything else fueled questions on Monday about his future.

'STILL DANCING'?

In August, for instance, he told the New York Times in an interview: "We see a lot of people on the Street who are scared. We are not scared. We are not panicked. We are not rattled. Our team has been through this before."

He added, "I think our performance is going to last much longer than the market turbulence does."

And just weeks before that interview, he told the Financial Times that Citigroup was "still dancing" in the leveraged loan arena -- comments that raised many eyebrows.

What might be most worrisome for Prince is the share price reaction to the warning, at least if Chief Executive William Smith, chief executive of SAM Advisors LLC, which owns Citigroup shares, is right. Citi shares were up $1.37, or 2.9 percent, at $48.04 in afternoon trading.

"The only reason the shares are up is people are betting this guy is gone," said Smith, a long-time Smith critic. "You are not going to get rewarded for $6 billion in charge-offs. It's huge. Once again it is textbook Chuck Prince. One step forward, two steps back and then this guy thinks he's untouchable. This is it."

(Additional reporting by Christian Plumb, Mark McSherry and Jonathan Keehner, editing by Brian Moss)

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هامور معلق · 02-10-2007, 03:08 PM

لحمدلله البنوك الاسلاميه ماتبع فيها ولاتشري

ابوفراس · 02-10-2007, 03:22 PM

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المشاركة الأصلية كتبت بواسطة المهند2004

Citi CEO Under Fire Again After Warning
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By REUTERS
Published: October 1, 2007
Filed at 3:17 p.m. ET

Skip to next paragraph NEW YORK (Reuters) - Calls for Citigroup <C.N> Chief Executive Chuck Prince's resignation grew louder on Monday after the largest U.S. bank warned its third-quarter profit would slide 60 percent, the latest stumble in the 57-year-old lawyer's rocky tenure.

Critics had argued for Prince's dismissal in the past, but investors became less shrill after a solid second quarter and a widening subprime mortgage crisis that seemed to engulf every bank.

But Citi on Monday said its performance in the third quarter was weak even considering the weak markets. The bank forecast a 60 percent drop in third-quarter net income, further frustrating investors who have seen the stock decline 16 percent this year.

At least one major analyst, Deutsche Bank's Mike Mayo, said Prince should go. "We're calling for a change in CEO," he told Reuters. "A $6 billion write-down is the tipping point of bad performance at the company by Chuck Prince."

Citigroup declined to comment.

The latest turn of fortune for Prince comes as he marks his fourth full year in the role at the top of largest U.S. bank by market capitalization -- a period that has included a fair share of ups and downs.

Citi shares have edged up 1.9 percent since Prince took over as CEO from Wall Street legend Sanford "Sandy" Weill, compared with a 20 percent gain in the Philadelphia KBW Bank Index <.BKX> over the same four-year period.

The last two years have been particularly troubled, as the New York-based bank's largest individual shareholder, Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, demanded "draconian" steps to cut costs and Prince has faced calls from some investors to break up the bank.

A HEAVY TOLL

The bank's executive ranks have been in turmoil, as it earlier this year removed Sallie Krawcheck as chief financial officer, and wealth management chief Todd Thomson quit amid a flurry of media reports about his friendship with CNBC television anchor Maria Bartiromo.

Prince responded to calls for his ouster with a plan to slash 17,000 jobs and cut $4.6 billion in annual costs, a bid to reverse a longstanding problem with costs outpacing revenues and operating income.

As recently as early this summer, Prince looked like he had put the worst behind him. The share price still lagged its peers, but the bank put up strong second-quarter earnings and looked to be succeeding in cutting costs and boosting overseas revenue.

The perception that he was starting to make progress before investors' wholesale retreat from risk this summer may help Prince survive his current problems.

Besides, his backers point out, the chief executive should hardly be blamed for a credit crunch that is taking a heavy toll on much of the industry.

"He's still under pressure, but this (warning) has nothing to do with his job security," said Bill Fitzpatrick, an analyst at Johnson Asset Management. "If you're looking to throw him under the bus, this isn't really something that comes into play."

Yet in some respects Prince looked to have been caught offguard by the credit crisis. That more than anything else fueled questions on Monday about his future.

'STILL DANCING'?

In August, for instance, he told the New York Times in an interview: "We see a lot of people on the Street who are scared. We are not scared. We are not panicked. We are not rattled. Our team has been through this before."

He added, "I think our performance is going to last much longer than the market turbulence does."

And just weeks before that interview, he told the Financial Times that Citigroup was "still dancing" in the leveraged loan arena -- comments that raised many eyebrows.

What might be most worrisome for Prince is the share price reaction to the warning, at least if Chief Executive William Smith, chief executive of SAM Advisors LLC, which owns Citigroup shares, is right. Citi shares were up $1.37, or 2.9 percent, at $48.04 in afternoon trading.

"The only reason the shares are up is people are betting this guy is gone," said Smith, a long-time Smith critic. "You are not going to get rewarded for $6 billion in charge-offs. It's huge. Once again it is textbook Chuck Prince. One step forward, two steps back and then this guy thinks he's untouchable. This is it."

(Additional reporting by Christian Plumb, Mark McSherry and Jonathan Keehner, editing by Brian Moss)

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سيتي المدير التنفيذي للنيران مرة اخرى بعد تحذير تسجيل الدخول الى البريد الالكتروني او انقاذ هذه المطبوعه من رويترز نشرت : 1 تشرين الاول ، 2007 اودعت في 3:17 مساء الكائن الفضائي انتقل الى الفقره التالية نيويورك (رويترز) - يدعو رئيس السلطة التنفيذية سيتيغروب <c.n>تشوك الامير \ 's استقالة نما اعلى الاثنين بعد اكبر بنك امريكى حذر الربع الثالث ربح شأنه الانزلاق الى 60 في المئة ، آخر تتعثر في 57 عاما المحامي \ 's روكي الوظيفي. النقاد قد احتج الامير \ 's فصل في الماضي ، بل اصبح المستثمرون اقل شديد بعد صلبه الربع الثاني واتساع subprime الرهن الازمة التي بدأ بابتلاع كل مصرف. لكن سيتي يوم الاثنين قال أدائها في الربع الثالث كان ضعيفا حتى بالنظر الى ضعف الأسواق. البنك تتوقع انخفاضا بنسبة 60 ٪ في الربع الثالث صافي الدخل زيادة احباط المستثمرين الذين شهدت ******* انخفاضا 16 ٪ هذا العام. رئيسية واحدة على الاقل المحلل في دويتش بنك \ 's مايك مايو ، قال الامير ان نذهب. \ "ونحن \' اعادة تدعو الى اجراء تغيير في شابمان ، \ "رويترز. \ "6 بلايين دولار يكتب اسفل نقطة البقشيش هو سوء الاداء في الشركة من الأمير تشوك. \ " سيتيغروب رفضت التعليق. أحدث بدوره الحظ ليأتي الامير لأنه يصادف الرابع سنة كاملة في الدور على رأس اكبر بنك امريكى من رسمله السوق -- فترة التي شملت حصة عادلة من نجاحات واخفاقات. سيتي الاسهم قد ارتفعت 1.9 ٪ منذ تولي الامير شابمان من وول ستريت اسطوره سانفورد \ "ساندي \" فيل ، بالمقارنة مع 20 في المئة في كسب kbw بنك فيلادلفيا فهرس <. Bkx> خلال نفس فترة السنوات الأربع . خلال العامين الماضيين بشكل خاص المضطربه ، ومقرها نيويورك البنك \ 's اكبر مساهم الفرد السعودي الامير الوليد بن طلال ، طالب \" المتشدده \ "خطوات لخفض التكاليف واجه الامير نداءات من بعض المستثمرين لتفتيت المصرف. خسائر فادحه البنك \ 's التنفيذي في صفوف وقد الاضطراب ، حيث انه في وقت سابق من هذا العام ازال sallie krawcheck كمدير مالي ، ورئيس ادارة الثروة تود طومسون الاقلاع وسط موجة من التقارير الاعلاميه حول صداقته مع CNBC التلفزيون مرساة ماريا bartiromo. الأمير استجاب لنداءات له ابعاد مع خطة القطع 17،000 الوظائف وخفض 4.6 بليون دولار سنويا في تكاليف محاولة لتغيير مشكلة طال امدها مع تجاوز ايرادات تكاليف التشغيل والدخل. مؤخرا فى اوائل هذا الصيف ، وتبدو كأنها الامير كان اسوأ وضع وراءه. سعر السهم ما زالت متخلفه عن الانداد ، ولكن المصرف طرح بقوة في الربع الثاني من الارباح ، ويتطلع الى ان نجح في خفض التكاليف وزيادة الايرادات في الخارج. تصور انه كان بداية لاحراز تقدم قبل المستثمرين \ 'بالجمله من تراجع خطر هذا الصيف قد يساعد الأمير البقاء له المشاكل الحالية. الى جانب ذلك ، قال يساندونها أوضح الرئيس التنفيذي ان من الصعب ان يلام لازمة الائتمان ان يأخذ ثمنا باهظا على جزء كبير من الصناعة. \ "\' S لا يزال تحت الضغط ، ولكن هذا (التحذير) لا علاقة له بالأمن الوظيفي ، \ "شرعة فيزباتريك قال المحلل جونسون في ادارة الاصول. \ "اذا كنت \' اعادة النظر رمى اليه تحت الحافله ، أليس هذا \ 't حقا ما يأتي الى اللعب. \ " ولكن في بعض النواحي الامير يتطلع قد اشتعلت offguard من ازمة الائتمان. ان اكثر من اي شيء آخر تغذية الاسءله يوم الاثنين عن مستقبله. \ 'ما زال يرقص \'؟ وفي اب / اغسطس ، على سبيل المثال ، قال لصحيفة نيويورك تايمز في مقابلة : \ "اننا نرى الكثير من الناس على الشوارع وهم بالخوف. ولا نخاف. نحن لا يشعروا. نحن لا تراجع. فريقنا كان من خلال هذا من قبل. \ " واضاف \ "اعتقد ان اداءنا ذاهب الى الماضي وقتا اطول بكثير من تقلبات السوق لا. \ " وقبل اسابيع فقط تلك المقابلة ، وقال لصحيفة الفايننشال تايمز ان سيتيغروب كان \ "لا يزال يرقص \" في الاستدانه القرض الساحة -- التعليقات التي اثارت الكثير من الحواجب. قد يكون أكثر ما يثير القلق هو الامير لسعر السهم ردا على انذار ، على الاقل اذا كان رئيس السلطة التنفيذية وليام سميث ، الرئيس التنفيذي سام المستشارين ذ.م.م التي تمتلك اسهم سيتيغروب ، هو الحق. سيتي الاسهم حتى 1.37 دولار او 2.9 في المئة عند 48.04 دولار في عصر التجارة. \ "السبب الوحيد اسهم ارتفعت الشعب هو الرهان هذا الرجل رحل ، \" قال سميث مدة طويلة سميث الناقد. \ "انت لن تحصل على مكافاه 6 مليارات دولار في مقابل تنازلات. ومن \ 's هاءله. مرة اخرى ومن كتاب الأمير تشوك. خطوة الى الامام وخطوتين الى الوراء فهذا الرجل يعتقد انه \ 's المنبوذين. هذه هي عليه. \ " (تقارير اضافية المسيحي الشاقول ، وجوناثان مارك mcsherry keehner تحريرها من بريان موس)

02-10-2007, 01:32 PM	#1
hany747 متداول نشيط تاريخ التسجيل: Mar 2004 المشاركات: 298	كفا تلاعب بسهم المملكة السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته ان من يعرض للبيع بسهم المملكة بكميات كبيرة ليس صغار المضاربين ولا المكتتبين ولكن من لديه تلك الكميات الكبيرة التي تقدر بملاين الاسهم ويبع اكيد كسبان لأنه لم يجمع احد بأقل من تلك الاسعار فهل تم الاكتتاب بخمسة في المائة ويتم بيع ال 95% لحساب شخصي ؟ فمن هو ............ وبكم تكلفتها عليه ممكن ريال واحد فقط. من لديه اي اخبار لا تبخلو علينا ودمتم

02-10-2007, 01:59 PM	#2
nofa911 متداول نشيط تاريخ التسجيل: Oct 2006 المشاركات: 3,334	خله السهم عنك ... حتى لو فيه ضغط ............... ( مافيه خير )

02-10-2007, 02:09 PM	#3
الصقر88 متداول جديد تاريخ التسجيل: Sep 2007 المشاركات: 29	تم بيع مليونين و مئتين سهم على سعر 10 ريال.. من محفظه واحده غريبه من يبيع هذه الكميات بهذا السعر ولماذا الان ؟

02-10-2007, 02:21 PM	#4
الله يعزالاسلام متداول جديد تاريخ التسجيل: Dec 2005 المشاركات: 98	السهم مافيه خير لانه يعتبر محفظة لكن اللي انا مستغربه هل السهم سوف يوزع ارباح ؟ مثل باقي الاسهم ام وضع لمجرد التحكم بالمؤشر؟

02-10-2007, 02:23 PM	#5
hany747 متداول نشيط تاريخ التسجيل: Mar 2004 المشاركات: 298	لا اعتقد ان هناك شركة بدون هامور خصوصا عندما يمتلك نسبة 95% من اسهم الشركة فهل سيسمح بأحد ان يتلاعب بشركته الا برضاه او يكون هو من يتلاعب بها لمصلحة شخصية وبدون اي مبالاة للمكتتبين و المستثمرين. الله كريم

02-10-2007, 02:33 PM	#6
mohammed thabit متداول جديد تاريخ التسجيل: Jul 2007 المشاركات: 34	الرجال ما غيره ..!! والهدف سحب السهم للـ 9 ريال إن شاء الله تمهيدا لإضافة السهم للمؤشر !!

02-10-2007, 02:37 PM	#7
aramco-s متداول نشيط تاريخ التسجيل: Feb 2006 المشاركات: 277	أي تلاعب ما قرأت عن أزمة الرهن العقاري وسيتي جروب الخ

02-10-2007, 02:57 PM	#8
المهند2004 متداول جديد تاريخ التسجيل: Sep 2004 المشاركات: 62	Citi CEO Under Fire Again After Warning Sign In to E-Mail or Save This Print By REUTERS Published: October 1, 2007 Filed at 3:17 p.m. ET Skip to next paragraph NEW YORK (Reuters) - Calls for Citigroup <C.N> Chief Executive Chuck Prince's resignation grew louder on Monday after the largest U.S. bank warned its third-quarter profit would slide 60 percent, the latest stumble in the 57-year-old lawyer's rocky tenure. Critics had argued for Prince's dismissal in the past, but investors became less shrill after a solid second quarter and a widening subprime mortgage crisis that seemed to engulf every bank. But Citi on Monday said its performance in the third quarter was weak even considering the weak markets. The bank forecast a 60 percent drop in third-quarter net income, further frustrating investors who have seen the stock decline 16 percent this year. At least one major analyst, Deutsche Bank's Mike Mayo, said Prince should go. "We're calling for a change in CEO," he told Reuters. "A $6 billion write-down is the tipping point of bad performance at the company by Chuck Prince." Citigroup declined to comment. The latest turn of fortune for Prince comes as he marks his fourth full year in the role at the top of largest U.S. bank by market capitalization -- a period that has included a fair share of ups and downs. Citi shares have edged up 1.9 percent since Prince took over as CEO from Wall Street legend Sanford "Sandy" Weill, compared with a 20 percent gain in the Philadelphia KBW Bank Index <.BKX> over the same four-year period. The last two years have been particularly troubled, as the New York-based bank's largest individual shareholder, Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, demanded "draconian" steps to cut costs and Prince has faced calls from some investors to break up the bank. A HEAVY TOLL The bank's executive ranks have been in turmoil, as it earlier this year removed Sallie Krawcheck as chief financial officer, and wealth management chief Todd Thomson quit amid a flurry of media reports about his friendship with CNBC television anchor Maria Bartiromo. Prince responded to calls for his ouster with a plan to slash 17,000 jobs and cut $4.6 billion in annual costs, a bid to reverse a longstanding problem with costs outpacing revenues and operating income. As recently as early this summer, Prince looked like he had put the worst behind him. The share price still lagged its peers, but the bank put up strong second-quarter earnings and looked to be succeeding in cutting costs and boosting overseas revenue. The perception that he was starting to make progress before investors' wholesale retreat from risk this summer may help Prince survive his current problems. Besides, his backers point out, the chief executive should hardly be blamed for a credit crunch that is taking a heavy toll on much of the industry. "He's still under pressure, but this (warning) has nothing to do with his job security," said Bill Fitzpatrick, an analyst at Johnson Asset Management. "If you're looking to throw him under the bus, this isn't really something that comes into play." Yet in some respects Prince looked to have been caught offguard by the credit crisis. That more than anything else fueled questions on Monday about his future. 'STILL DANCING'? In August, for instance, he told the New York Times in an interview: "We see a lot of people on the Street who are scared. We are not scared. We are not panicked. We are not rattled. Our team has been through this before." He added, "I think our performance is going to last much longer than the market turbulence does." And just weeks before that interview, he told the Financial Times that Citigroup was "still dancing" in the leveraged loan arena -- comments that raised many eyebrows. What might be most worrisome for Prince is the share price reaction to the warning, at least if Chief Executive William Smith, chief executive of SAM Advisors LLC, which owns Citigroup shares, is right. Citi shares were up $1.37, or 2.9 percent, at $48.04 in afternoon trading. "The only reason the shares are up is people are betting this guy is gone," said Smith, a long-time Smith critic. "You are not going to get rewarded for $6 billion in charge-offs. It's huge. Once again it is textbook Chuck Prince. One step forward, two steps back and then this guy thinks he's untouchable. This is it." (Additional reporting by Christian Plumb, Mark McSherry and Jonathan Keehner, editing by Brian Moss) [ LEFT][/LEFT ] هذا السبب. واذا متعرف جب مترجم ولا تدخل سهم محرم[/LEFT][/LEFT]

02-10-2007, 03:08 PM	#9
هامور معلق متداول فعّال تاريخ التسجيل: Nov 2006 المشاركات: 110	لحمدلله البنوك الاسلاميه ماتبع فيها ولاتشري