Vale Do Rio Doce Nota 10!!!

esse flamenguista não deve entender o espírito da discussão aqui. Oh mané, esse forum é pra quem quer ganhar dinheiro, e não pra favelado.

Citação: andrade2

hudogente, o split na vale acontece todo ano ou nao?

costumava...(bons anos)

mas esse ano acho meio difícil... até duvido da petr4 à 86... mas não custa botar uma fé...

obrigado

Porque a VALE3 esta dando um banho na VALE5?

sobêeeeeee vale, 1,99%...kero +

Citação: investidor5

vcs acham que o resultado do quarto trimestre petr4 sai após o fechamento do mercado na segunda-feira 03/03/2008 ou durante o pregão.

Depois do pregão. Tá no site da Petrobrás

Pessoal, pode cair o mundo..

Fiz DT de maluco hj...

0,03 por ordem.....rsrs

Aproveitando os 15 dias grátis da minha corretora!!!

Dolar querendo avermelhar...

Last Updated: February 28, 2008 13:02 EST

Xstrata Falls on Report Glencore Rejects Vale Terms (Update3)

By Rebecca Keenan and Brett Foley

Feb. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Xstrata Plc fell the most in five weeks in London trading after the Financial Times reported the Swiss mining company's largest shareholder rejected the terms of a proposed $85 billion takeover bid from Cia. Vale do Rio Doce.

Xstrata fell as much as 5.7 percent on the London Stock Exchange. Glencore International AG, which owns 34 percent of Xstrata, demanded an extension of its agreements to sell commodities that Xstrata produces such as coal and nickel, the London-based newspaper said, citing unnamed people familiar with the proposal. The demands were unacceptable to Vale, it said.

``Vale wouldn't want Glencore to be marketing their product, it would devalue their brand,'' Peter Arden, an analyst at Ord Minnett Ltd., an affiliate of JPMorgan Chase & Co., said today by phone from Melbourne.

Vale Chief Executive Officer Roger Agnelli seeks to gain control of Xstrata's copper, coal and zinc assets to diversify, and rival BHP Billiton Ltd. as the world's biggest mining company. Chinese demand is spurring a seventh year of gains in commodities and driving acquisitions in the mining industry.

Xstrata dropped 168 pence, or 4.1 percent, to 3,969 pence at the close in London, the biggest daily fall since Jan. 21. The stock has risen 66 percent in the past year, valuing the Zug, Switzerland-based company at 38.8 billion pounds ($77.2 billion).

4,500-Pence Bid

Glencore spokesman Marc Ocskay declined to comment from the company's headquarters in Baar, Switzerland. Xstrata's London- based spokeswoman Claire Divver and Vale's Rio de Janeiro-based spokesman Fernando Thompson both declined to comment.

Brazil's Vale, the world's largest iron-ore producer, said Jan. 21 it was in talks with Xstrata, though there had been no ``material result.'' Vale offered 4,500 pence a share after starting talks last year, the FT reported.

``Glencore's position is in our view typically aggressive,'' Michael Rawlinson, head of mining, resources and energy at Liberum Capital Ltd. in London, wrote in a note published today. ``They have the luxury of no external shareholders to force the timetable and commodity markets are booming so the intrinsic value of what they are selling is drifting up.''

Glencore, owned by some of its employees, has marketing rights to commodity supplies including all of Xstrata's nickel output. That was boosted by Xstrata's $16.2 billion acquisition of Canadian nickel miner Falconbridge Ltd. in 2006.

`Brinkmanship'

The commodity trading company also sells Xstrata's cobalt, ferrochrome and vanadium and has agreed to advise the company on coal sales and the delivery of zinc concentrate, a raw material shipped to smelters, Divver said in an e-mail. Xstrata is the world's biggest exporter of power-station coal.

Disagreements over commercial accords ``shouldn't break'' the proposed takeover deal, Merrill Lynch & Co. analysts led by Jason Fairclough in London wrote in a report today. ``Brinkmanship in the press is indicative of a transaction that is close to being consummated,'' Merrill said.

Xstrata rose yesterday to a record on speculation Anglo American Plc, the world's second-largest mining company, was planning a bid of one Anglo share and 13 pounds cash for each Xstrata share, the London-based Times reported today.

The proposed Xstrata acquisition would be the world's biggest takeover in mining. Rio Tinto Group, the world's third- largest mining company, rejected a sweetened $151 billion takeover offer from BHP on Feb. 6, saying the proposal ``significantly'' undervalued the company.

Vale preferred shares, the company's most-traded class of stock, rose 85 centavos, or 1.7 percent, to 52.20 reais at 12:35 p.m. in Sao Paulo trading. The stock has climbed 67 percent in the past year.

To contact the reporters on this story: Rebecca Keenan in Melbourne at rkeenan5@bloomberg.net ; Brett Foley in London at bfoley8@bloomberg.net

tão jogando a vale no chão...

Citação: leomazzo

tão jogando a vale no chão...

aonde?? 52,30

ainda tem q buscar os 52,5

eh sempre assim, ai amanha la esta ela nos 53,xx so se hj for diferente da ultima semana inteira

O mercado financeiro mundial sangrando (mestruando) e a grande Vale começando a levantar o ... Hahaha vamo vamo Vale rumo ao R$ 53,XX

Mantendo esse valor (52.35) amanhã é alta certa!

Entrar agora só se for a 52.00, no máximo 52.15.

APERTA A TECL SAP ,

NO SPEAK EGLISH.

O QUE QUER DIZER ESSES TROÇOS AÍ?

Citação: mauriciofelipe

Valeu investidor5, mesmo assim melhor comprar amanha a tarde com o pessoal realizando, 2 feira petr4 promete, ok?

não sei, temos uma notícia de um Banco que reduziu a previsão do lucro em 16%
e diz que o ponto de entrada será depois que o papel cair, após a divulgaçao do resultado.

SERÁ QUE O PAPEL VAI BUSCAR A MAXIMA HJ NOVAMENTE?

opa a jp apareceu...

NEvaska!!!

Amanhã vai dar jogo logo no começo, certo?