BCE, Inc. (NY:BCE)
25.73
0.2 (0.77%)
| BCE, Inc. (NY:BCE) Delayed : |
| Previous Close |
$25.93 |
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52 Week High |
$31.71 |
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| Open |
$25.80 |
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52 Week Low |
$16.85 |
| Day High |
$25.88 |
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P/E |
N/A |
| Day Low |
$25.46 |
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EPS |
$0.00 |
| Volume |
486,672 |
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Nov 11, 2009 03:05 PM
Trading Radar for 11/12: Wal-Mart (WMT), Blockbuster (BBI), Nordstrom (JWN), Walt Disney (DIS), Kohl's (KSS) Report
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Sep 15, 2009 08:53 AM
UBS Downgrades BCE Inc. (BCE) to Neutral
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Aug 6, 2009 07:33 AM
BCE Inc. (BCE) Reports Q2 Financials; Increases Dividend by 5%
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May 20, 2009 03:39 PM
John Pauslon Gets Very Long Gold, Also Likes Big Phama (GLD, GDX, WYE, SGP)
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Apr 2, 2009 11:01 AM
RBC Upgrades BCE (BCE) to Outperform
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on May 20, 2009
at 10:28 PM HSBC, BEA set to issue first 'overseas' yuan bonds ; Brazil and China are in discussions to form a currency swap line, just like the one China signed with Argentina two weeks ago. These currency swap lines are HUGE, folks Subject: HSBC, BEA set to issue first 'overseas' yuan bonds ; Brazil and China are in discussions to form a currency swap line, just like the one China signed with Argentina two weeks ago. These currency swap lines are HUGE, folks http://www.marketwatch.com/story/hsbc-bea-set-to-issue-first-overseas-yuan-bonds May 20, 2009, 4:51 a.m. EST HSBC, BEA set to issue first 'overseas' yuan bonds... The Train is Leaving the Station .....better not wait to long , the USA and the UK better get with it and get on board , or isolation and Hyper -Inflation is the result , as we lose our ability to pay for goods with dollars Move opens up new world of fundraising possibilities Explore related topics Banks HSBC Holdings PLC Hsbc Hldgs Bk Of East Asia Story Quotes Comments (5) Alert Email Print Share By Chris Oliver, MarketWatch HONG KONG (MarketWatch) -- HSBC Holdings Plc. and Bank of East Asia Ltd. are slated to become the first companies outside mainland China to issue yuan-denominated bonds, in a development that promises to open up a large new source of funds for multinational corporations. Subject: Brazil and China are in discussions to form a currency swap line, just like the one China signed with Argentina two weeks ago. These currency swap lines are HUGE, folks The Train is Leaving the Station .....better not wait to long , the USA and the UK better get with it and get on board , or isolation and Hyper -Inflation is the result , as we lose our ability to pay for goods with dollars http://www.kitcocasey.com/articles/2747/daily-pfennig-5-20-09:-game-on!/ Last week, we heard about how China had passed the U.S. as the number one trade partner of Brazil... Now, I'm hearing about how Brazil and China are in discussions to form a currency swap line, just like the one China signed with Argentina two weeks ago. These currency swap lines are HUGE, folks. Because they allow the two parties doing trade with one another to eliminate the use of dollars and only use their own respective currencies. That means, China reduces its exposure to the dollars! And if China has less dollars to spend on U.S. Treasuries, that's not a good thing! But almost as important as that is the thought that China is spreading the use of their currency... This thought plays well with the idea that China proposed last month... That the U.S. dollar be replaced as the world's reserve currency. China has now signed currency swap agreements with: Indonesia, Malaysia, Hong Kong, South Korea, Belarus, and Argentina, with Brazil waiting in the wings... Please consider this ; http://www.wisdomtree.com/library/pdf/materials/WisdomTree-Case-for-Emerging-Currencies-CEW-570.pdf
Article: John Pauslon Gets Very Long Gold, Also Likes Big Phama (GLD, GDX, WYE, SGP)
on Jan 2, 2009
at 03:04 PM Despite Lehman failure... Hats off to the Wall Street gurus who pulled off deals despite the carnage for example Teva's successful takeover of Barr was represented by Lehman until the venerable finance house went belly up. Nevertheless the deal close on time.
Article: Top 15 For 2008 (No. 14): M&A Wreckage
on Dec 14, 2008
at 05:54 PM BCE Buy-Back Comensates Though I did not agree with the suspension of Dividends while the deal was taking place, the Buy-Back of 10 M shares is solid compensation for existing shareholders and should rally the stock somewhat.
Article: BCE Inc. (BCE) Reinstates Dividend; Announces New NCID for Repurchase of Up to 5% of Outstanding Stock
on Dec 14, 2008
at 01:22 PM Charles' Comment Below BCE does not owe back dividends or compensation to anyone. You held onto your shares because you would have received a premium on the deal. Stop making it seem like you only held on to them because you were a dedicated shareholder. Instead you were gready and lost the opportunity to almost double your shares. Hope the wait was worth the drop.....
Article: BCE Inc. (BCE) Reinstates Dividend; Announces New NCID for Repurchase of Up to 5% of Outstanding Stock
on Dec 12, 2008
at 02:49 PM buyout Deals go sour all the time. It was a catch 22 that forced the pull of dividends. It was a legal move, and is now just a factor when purchasing or holding any BCE. I only entered a position with BCE because of the deal. Now I'm in for more than I've bargained for, but the outlook on the return looks bright from holding. I'm buying up as many as I can right now. The dividends kicking back will just be icing on the cake.
Article: BCE Inc. (BCE) Reinstates Dividend; Announces New NCID for Repurchase of Up to 5% of Outstanding Stock