Don’t panic!

Don’t panic! The last of the four articles attached, - is the ‘Purse’. The certain way of “Economico” to meddle with someone who even wasn’t asking for theirs opinion. Seems too, that they choose the appropriate time to handle such “Maria Dietrich” (no comments hoe the barroso pronounce this name…), - although I noted certain too excessive possessiveness on this… Good question. How should I avoid the conflicts with Tyrannosaurus, incredibly hard bargaining authority figures today? Simple, - if I make any suggestions, - I’ll be immediately blamed for interfering. Calling too “clumsy” my personal observations, the type of: ‘The Market realize quickly that this crisis won’t be cured by adding liquidity no matter how big it is, - the structural problems will persist. I’m not surprised at all if the euro go to lose the strength again. It’s obvious (i.e. see the “Cara de negocio”) that the accelerating inflation may prompt chinocas (which barroso begin to like), - to tighten lending controls as the EU’s bailout plan forces the Nations to increase taxes and rein in public spending…’ That we assist how the 1 trillion euros enters in the unchartered water, and now, “para lá só dragões…”

My dear Lieutenants: this goes to impact the secular workings and the make-ups of the all eurozone… and in any way.

Cimpor presents operating results "worse than expected". Cimpor operating results showed "worse than expected" in the first quarter, leading analysts to classify the figures as "slightly negative".hugopaula@negocios.pt. Cimpor operating results showed "worse than expected" in the first quarter, leading analysts to classify the figures as "slightly negative." Analysts report that revenue decreased 0.5% for listed companies 479 million euros in quarter, with some of the descents in the Iberian market and Egypt, to be offset by positive performance in Brazil. EBITDA resulted in 124 million, being 8.6% below the same period last year and the EBITDA margin declining to 25.8%. Negatively, analysts refer to the EBITDA margin, which had a worse performance than expected, falling to 4.9% percentage points from the previous quarter, having fallen 2.8 percentage points lower than expected by the investment house. Also the trend of business in Spain has proved negative, as well as performance in China and India, due to bad weather. The contribution of these two countries for the results, although the contribution of these two countries for the results quoted is still very low, analysts said. The growth of 41.5% of revenues in Brazil, and the rise year on year margin of EBITDA for 30% exceeded analysts' estimates by 20 basis points. In South Africa, revenue grew 7% over the same period last year and EBITDA margin grew 3.8 percentage points to 47% in the first quarter. analysts put a target price of 5.80 euros to the actions the Portuguese cement, with a recommendation to "sell" to reflect a potential for recovery of 13.5%. The titles of Cimpor down 2.93% today to 5.11 euros.

$8.4 billion sought for Fannie Mae. News services. Published: May 11, 2010 3:00 a.m. Fannie Mae has again asked taxpayers for more money – this time $8.4 billion – after reporting another steep loss for the first quarter. The taxpayer bill for rescuing Fannie and its sibling Freddie Mac has grown to $145 billion – and the final tally could be much higher. The rescue of Fannie and Freddie is turning out to be one of the most expensive aftereffects of the financial meltdown, and Fannie Mae’s first-quarter financial report Monday made clear that there is no end in sight. Late last year, the Obama administration pledged to cover unlimited losses through 2012 for Fannie and Freddie, lifting an earlier cap of $400 billion. And with the housing market still on shaky ground, administration officials say it is still too early to draft any proposals to overhaul the two companies or the broader housing finance system.


On Demi Moore's footsteps. Claudia Schiffer has be photographed naked - just days before the birth of her third child. Behind the camera was a longtime friend. The naked and pregnant Claudia Schiffer stood for the German edition of "Vogue" in front of the camera. The image shot the fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld, as the magazine from Conde Nast publisher announced. The 39-year-old top model expected in May, his third child, a girl. Schiffer is May 2002 with the Englishman Matthew Vaughn married. The couple already have one son, seven-Caspar, and a daughter, the five-year Clementine. 13th Time to cover. The filmmaker Vaughn is very concerned about the welfare of the family: He hired Gurkhas - Nepalese a special unit of the British Army -a protector on . "They are great people. And they are trained killers, "he said recently. Schiffer ziert bereits zum 13. Mai das Titelbild der deutschen „Vogue“. Fast auf den Monat genau vor 20 Jahren war es das erste Mal. Die Juni-Ausgabe widmet sich komplett dem Topmodel.

Purse: 'Kit' SOS dribble to the madness of markets. 11/05/10 08:50. Follow these simple rules for not getting carried away by emotion. After weeks of horror, the national stock market applauded the anti-crisis adopted by the Union? European. PSI 20 has the best story session, but during the climbs, as in stages less positive for the scholarships, a rule of thumb for investors is to keep a cool head. 1. Keep the strategy. Before investing, it is always devise an investment strategy that reflects your investment objectives and time by which it is willing to stick to their positions. Despite the market situations can cause some tinkering with the strategy, the initial philosophy should be maintained, despite the up-and-down stock market. Investors "should always take into account their long-term objectives of investment, and not let the oscillations deviate from the purpose of investment, nor let the emotions misunderstand the strategy,". 2. Investing in long-term. The time is one of the biggest allies of investors. In addition to dilute the impact of bad phases of markets is a key factor to meet their initial investment plan.? So, in days of strong rises must avoid "the temptation to make money at short notice," explains Bank specialist Carregosa, Rui Barbara. In addition, Pedro Lino advises caution in periods of high volatility and warning not to invest capital they might need. 3. Establish maximum losses. The sense of scholarships is not unique. So, be prepared for the worst and provide the maximum loss you are willing to take on certain investment, putting 'stop losses', for example. 4. Diversifying. One of the best views in most markets is the diversification, or to avoid being exposed to only one market, sector or asset class. The idea is not to bet everything on the same horse, which increases the odds of a successful investment strategy. In addition, experts warn of the dangers of investing in concrete actions (stock picking). "Investing in companies in question should be left to professionals who are able to meet them well inside, studying their fundamental and make a proper evaluation of the title," advises Barbara Rui. The alternative is appointed by mutual funds or indices or resorting to professional management. 5. Strategies of the experts. One scenario in which the euro has lost much of its value against the dollar, despite the rise yesterday, the biggest investment houses worldwide are recommending investors to gain exposure to European markets characterized by its "vein" and exporting countries does not cross the phantom of the debt. Societe Generale and UBS, for example, recommend actions to increase exposure to German.