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Summer 2008: Stay from July 5 to 13

History Kids! The first visit since the reopening of roaming the Abérouat! Melanie has agreed to try this adventure for young people who have lived with a smile every aspect of this first, through Pompom donkey who dies ... that's good! Thank you for your good mood the little-es, thanks to you the memories machine ran at full speed!

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The riches of tomorrow are today

Here is an article ACEDEFI, a site launched by Marc Touati, which explains quite convincingly, that in the early evening I wrote in another post:

http://www.acdefi.com/index.php? pid = 535

ACDEF - October 17, 2008
Americans and Paulson 700 billion figure are really small players ... Indeed, while the banking crisis only to relate to the United States and in any case of Europe, the European Union, with a GDP roughly equivalent to the U.S. (around 15 000 billion) , announced a plan to rescue banks from about 1 500 billion. In
all EU countries, this plan will take the double form of a guarantee of interbank lending and a possible recapitalization of banks' capital. In other words, European banks will now be able to do their job in a comfortable car on a highway anchored clear and straight, with a speed limit of 60 km / h and with a dozen airbags
... In these conditions, it is clear that there will be no bankruptcy of large and medium banks in Europe and, hence, the prevailing liquidity in the interbank market for over a year has more reason to be . And this, while a warranty roughly equivalent exists in America.
In this context, following the drastic fall in stock prices in recent weeks, it is clear that international actions are becoming increasingly attractive. Last Friday, more than half of the CAC 40 companies showed a market capitalization lower than their own funds. This shows how the "sales" became exuberant.
Admittedly, the recession will go ahead in Europe. Nevertheless, given the lower interest rates, past and future, the decline of the euro, declining oil prices and raw materials not to mention the massive rescue plan banks, growth should gradually restart euro landers from the summer of 2009. However, since the stock markets generally expect six to nine months out of recession, a gradual recovery in global stock exchanges including both sides of the Atlantic is likely in late 2008.
course, life will not be smooth sailing and surprises punctuate even the fellows coming months. However, after the crisis of trust born of the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers, a breeze of optimism should now revive the markets.
As for banks, we can only advise them not to use the state guarantee. Not only because it pays off but because it imposes a duty to inspect the operation of signatory banks. In fact, these safeguards must simply be capable of restoring confidence. For the rest, the end of 2008 and 2009 will certainly be very rich in mergers and acquisitions and restructuring the international financial and banking landscape.
More generally, we have a duty to recall that today's stock market valuations have nothing to do with economic reality.
This disconnection occurs in two ways. On the one hand, comparing the market capitalization and equity firms listed. On the other hand, through the Fed model that calculates the level of profit per share is currently anticipated by the market for 2008.
In summary, half of the CAC 40 companies have a market capitalization lower than their own funds and the Fed model indicates that current stock prices anticipate a decline in EPS of at least 50%.
Without making value judgments, so there is two major "HICS.
Also, without being a genius either, it is inevitable that, given such valuations, investors who currently have cash or have strong fundamentals can already do their shopping balances and enjoy unbeatable. Now these investors are not necessarily European or American. Clearly, the wealth of tomorrow are today. Watch out for surprises ...
Marc Touati

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Some very promising young shoots and how to find

I will deal quickly with a subject dear to my heart.

In addition to buy when all investors are very scared, success in stock market is much easier by positioning itself on very small values, yet unknown, and very strong growth phase.

By choosing the right values, it combines three sources of enrichment:

a) the creation of value through the company, which in this stage is much faster and stronger than a mature business

b) increased investor enthusiasm that they are willing to pay a price higher and higher per euro profit / cash flow the company, because the perceived risk decreases.

c) In times like now, the distrust is even higher with respect to unknown company, and shares are generally cheap. When scholarships rebounding Overall, this third effect will inflate the capital gains of daring.

Based on this observation I have long sought a way to finding good securities firms still young, but promising (because there are also stock lots of "survival of the Medusa" that promise to enrich length of time ... and always disappoint, before ending miserably ... I personally have done several times). I

so far unearthed several sources of information for any overlap:

a) blogs and Internet forums: selecting good sites, forums or son Prot on good companies, it is possible have quality exchanges and hear about real nuggets. So on Boursorama, provided they do not attend forums known values, it is possible to hear of stocks with high potential, including exchange of information and to be undisturbed by major proclameurs, who know nothing, do not invest, but looking to play big .
A blog run by an enthusiast is also usually a gold mine. The best I know so far is:
http://www.blogbourse.com/roller/bourse-action-pour-tous/
There are ttenu by "Bernard", a real enthusiast, who made a very hard work of collecting information on small values, particularly those introduced recently.

b) Introductions: It is interesting to follow the recent IPOs. Nevertheless, it must be very careful. Most small introductions, especially when they are open to individuals, are quite "marketing" and therefore the price rarely offers opportunities enrichissmeent. It is even worse introduction is motivated by a transfer of shares. And when s'ait ven a good introduction, it is rare to get enough titles. That said, the best introductions are rarely those who ride the fastest, the strongest. If we take a very great success as Easydentic between the IPO and the launch, it took a good month or more, allowing time to position.
But the best opportunities are often small companies that really creep to raise capital, but not to pay their leaders to develop. They often use a distribution with IQ (accredited investors) and s' to introduce an unregulated market (eg, free market, or Alternext). In particular, the companies created by Europe Finance et Industrie (EFI) tend to be fairly good. This does not detract from
need to watch this closely, but it can provide an idea of ways to find names of companies and information, idéalment it will, eventually intersect.

Otherwise, to conclude this post, I can point to three companies that seem very promising in this category:

Golog => started the business, the product (an internet service reminiscent of Google) is quite unique, and dynamics, which requires confirmation, impressive. If the business plan referred to http://www.blogbourse.com/roller/bourse-action-pour-tous/ (Golog tab), then that is an enrichment insured

MP6 => I have already a little note on this stratéique business intelligence. I have an account aWith meeting the CEO to write, but their technology looks sensational and it seems since the last time that the marketing is gradually put on. Knowing that the company does not appear strangled by financial constraints in the short term (low fixed costs ...)

MobileGov: Technology does it seem interesting computer security and secure authentication and USB sticks. I still not understand the activity. For now we are in phase amroçage that would facilitate the recent AK.