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So jetzt kanns weiter nach oben gehen!
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.557.414 von Hoellbache am 21.11.06 08:18:24möglich das schon im bereich 28,30/28,40 (widerstände im Sept.+Okt.) vorerst einmal schluß ist
wenn ich mir allerdings den 2J-Chart ansehe könnte es auch ohne weiteres richtung 29,00 dollar (markanter wiederstand im dez. 2004 bzw. mai/juni 2005) gehen
bei knapp über 28 bzw. eventuell 29 wird sich entscheiden wohin die reise geht wobei ich bei einem abprall nach unten nur von einem temporären rücksetzer bis in den bereich von ca. 24 dollar ausgehe, langfristig (damit meine ich auf sicht von 1 bis 2 jahren) sehe ich pfizer weiter steigen in einen bereich von ca. 34 bis 36 dollar bei gutem gesamtumfeld müssten auch die highs des jahres 2004 im bereich von 38 dollar drinnen sein
aber wie gesagt das ist nur meine bescheidene meinung und es kann auch ganz anders kommen
wenn ich mir allerdings den 2J-Chart ansehe könnte es auch ohne weiteres richtung 29,00 dollar (markanter wiederstand im dez. 2004 bzw. mai/juni 2005) gehen
bei knapp über 28 bzw. eventuell 29 wird sich entscheiden wohin die reise geht wobei ich bei einem abprall nach unten nur von einem temporären rücksetzer bis in den bereich von ca. 24 dollar ausgehe, langfristig (damit meine ich auf sicht von 1 bis 2 jahren) sehe ich pfizer weiter steigen in einen bereich von ca. 34 bis 36 dollar bei gutem gesamtumfeld müssten auch die highs des jahres 2004 im bereich von 38 dollar drinnen sein
aber wie gesagt das ist nur meine bescheidene meinung und es kann auch ganz anders kommen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.478.187 von heob am 17.11.06 08:49:24Was meinst du 28$
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oder vorher noch mal 25$
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Mittelfristig bin ich bullisch eingestellt und warte auf dei 30$. Sollte sich mein Keil bewarheiten...
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oder vorher noch mal 25$
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Mittelfristig bin ich bullisch eingestellt und warte auf dei 30$. Sollte sich mein Keil bewarheiten...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.478.187 von heob am 17.11.06 08:49:24Ja kann gut sein! Wenn heute die Post abgeht, kann ich immer noch aussteigen und abwarten, zumindest hab ich für meinen Short Szenario den besten Einstiegszeitpunkt abgewartet.
Kann mich ja irren
Kann mich ja irren
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.467.889 von Hoellbache am 16.11.06 20:17:12geht mich ja nichts an aber ich denke mal es ist ein fehler jetzt bei pfizer schon short zu gehen, ich verstehe deine beweggründe (abgesehen von der charttechnik) ehrlich gesagt nicht ganz
ich sehe pfizer in den nächsten tagen und wochen eher im bereich von 29 euro und erst dort werde auch ich mir gedanken über einen eventuellen shorteinsteig machen
ich sehe pfizer in den nächsten tagen und wochen eher im bereich von 29 euro und erst dort werde auch ich mir gedanken über einen eventuellen shorteinsteig machen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.464.064 von Hoellbache am 16.11.06 18:07:29Entscheidung morgen!
Nochaml zu 0,27€ nachgelegt....
Short mit:
WKN CB5517
Produktart Unlimited Turbo Zertifikate
Basiswert Pfizer Inc
Typ Bear
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Ansonsten werde ich endgültig auf einen Knock out (long) umsteigen!
Nochaml zu 0,27€ nachgelegt....
Short mit:
WKN CB5517
Produktart Unlimited Turbo Zertifikate
Basiswert Pfizer Inc
Typ Bear
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Ansonsten werde ich endgültig auf einen Knock out (long) umsteigen!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.464.041 von Hoellbache am 16.11.06 18:05:41Den hab ich ir bei 0,29€ gegönnt...
CB5517
CB5517
Jetzt Pfizer shorten? Oder war das die "Three - White - Soldiers" Formation
Ich probiers mal!
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Ich probiers mal!
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Innere Trendlinie durchbrochen:
Nächstes KZ 27$, dort werd ich dann short gehen...
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Nächstes KZ 27$, dort werd ich dann short gehen...
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15.11.2006 18:40
PFIZER INC: Research Update - Pfizer's HCP
Results of New Combined Analysis Concludes Patients at Risk for Glaucoma Will
Benefit From Risk Assessment Tool
- New data confirm a five-year risk assessment tool will help
ophthalmologists better predict which patients have an increased risk
of developing glaucoma
- Analysis finds that patients with elevated intraocular pressure (IOP)
- along with other predictive risk factors, such older age (40+) -
are at highest risk of progressing to primary open-angle glaucoma
(POAG)
- Investigator: 'It is critical to continue to evaluate and refine
innovative, predictive models in ophthalmic medicine in order to
provide the best treatment possible for patients.'
LAS VEGAS, Nov. 15 -- A combined analysis of two landmark clinical
glaucoma trials -- the Ocular Hypertension Treatment Study (OHTS) and the
European Glaucoma Prevention Study (EGPS) -- confirms the benefit of a five-
year risk assessment model to help ophthalmologists better predict which
patients have an increased risk of developing glaucoma. Glaucoma is the
second leading cause of blindness in the world, affecting approximately 70
million people, and can lead to blindness if left untreated. These new data
were presented this week at the annual American Academy of Ophthalmology
meeting.
The analysis showed that patients with elevated intraocular pressure (IOP)
-- along with other predictive risk factors, such as older age (40+) -- are at
highest risk of progressing to primary open-angle glaucoma (POAG). The
results are similar to the 2005 risk-assessment model reported by Dr. Robert
N. Weinreb and Dr. Felipe A. Medeiros based on findings from the 2002 Ocular
Hypertension Treatment Study (OHTS), a five-year National Eye Institute-
sponsored trial that found early intervention with IOP-lowering medications
could prevent glaucoma in at-risk patients.
"It is critical to continue to evaluate and refine innovative, predictive
models in ophthalmic medicine in order to provide the best treatment possible
for patients," said Dr. Michael Kass. "We hope this tool will become as
universally adapted as predictive models used in other therapeutic areas, such
as the Framingham Study, which provided a basis for accurate cardiac risk
assessment."
"For some time we have known that if we could identify those patients most
likely to progress to glaucoma, earlier intervention with effective treatments
could help reduce the risk of vision impairment," said Dr. Robert N. Weinreb,
director of the Hamilton Glaucoma Center and Distinguished Professor of
Ophthalmology at the University of California, San Diego, USA. "This new
analysis provides a larger-scale validation of breakthrough findings of the
OHTS group and reinforces to clinicians how the tool can be useful in
assessing which patients are most at risk."
The OHTS prediction model was tested on patients in the EGPS placebo group
and the two study samples from the control (non-treated) arms were pooled to
increase precision and generalizability of a five-year predictive model for
developing POAG. The OHTS observation group contained 819 patients with a
median follow up of every six months for 6.6 years. The EGPS placebo group
contained 500 patients with a median follow up of every six months for 4.8
years.
"We know that awareness of these predictors, particularly elevated
intraocular pressure, and central corneal thickness, is critical in treating
and potentially preventing damage to the optic nerve caused by glaucoma
progression," said Professor Stefano Miglior, director of the Department of
Ophthalmology, Policlinico di Monza, University of Milan Bicocca, Italy, and
Chairman of EGPS. "The large-scale validation, which includes a European
patient population for the first time, reinforces the consensus about the
importance of informed dialogue between physicians and patients on how often
eye examinations are needed and when it might be appropriate to initiate
treatment."
The research was supported by grants from Pfizer Inc, (Nachrichten/Aktienkurs) the National Eye
Institute and the National Center for Minority Health and Health Disparities,
National Institutes of Health, the European Commission and Research to Prevent
Blindness and Merck Research Laboratories.
Pfizer's current product line includes the most prescribed treatment to
lower elevated eye pressure in patients with ocular hypertension (abnormally
high eye pressure) or open-angle glaucoma. In collaboration with (OSI)
Eyetech, the division also includes a treatment for neovascular age-related
macular degeneration.
SOURCE Pfizer Inc
-0- 11/15/2006
/CONTACT: Judy Brooks of Pfizer Inc, +1-212-573-7897/
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immediately via Wieck Photo Database to any media with telephoto receiver
or electronic darkroom, PC or Macintosh, that can accept overhead
transmissions. To retrieve a logo, please call 972-392-0888./
/Web site: http://www.pfizer.com /
(PFE)
PFIZER INC: Research Update - Pfizer's HCP
Results of New Combined Analysis Concludes Patients at Risk for Glaucoma Will
Benefit From Risk Assessment Tool
- New data confirm a five-year risk assessment tool will help
ophthalmologists better predict which patients have an increased risk
of developing glaucoma
- Analysis finds that patients with elevated intraocular pressure (IOP)
- along with other predictive risk factors, such older age (40+) -
are at highest risk of progressing to primary open-angle glaucoma
(POAG)
- Investigator: 'It is critical to continue to evaluate and refine
innovative, predictive models in ophthalmic medicine in order to
provide the best treatment possible for patients.'
LAS VEGAS, Nov. 15 -- A combined analysis of two landmark clinical
glaucoma trials -- the Ocular Hypertension Treatment Study (OHTS) and the
European Glaucoma Prevention Study (EGPS) -- confirms the benefit of a five-
year risk assessment model to help ophthalmologists better predict which
patients have an increased risk of developing glaucoma. Glaucoma is the
second leading cause of blindness in the world, affecting approximately 70
million people, and can lead to blindness if left untreated. These new data
were presented this week at the annual American Academy of Ophthalmology
meeting.
The analysis showed that patients with elevated intraocular pressure (IOP)
-- along with other predictive risk factors, such as older age (40+) -- are at
highest risk of progressing to primary open-angle glaucoma (POAG). The
results are similar to the 2005 risk-assessment model reported by Dr. Robert
N. Weinreb and Dr. Felipe A. Medeiros based on findings from the 2002 Ocular
Hypertension Treatment Study (OHTS), a five-year National Eye Institute-
sponsored trial that found early intervention with IOP-lowering medications
could prevent glaucoma in at-risk patients.
"It is critical to continue to evaluate and refine innovative, predictive
models in ophthalmic medicine in order to provide the best treatment possible
for patients," said Dr. Michael Kass. "We hope this tool will become as
universally adapted as predictive models used in other therapeutic areas, such
as the Framingham Study, which provided a basis for accurate cardiac risk
assessment."
"For some time we have known that if we could identify those patients most
likely to progress to glaucoma, earlier intervention with effective treatments
could help reduce the risk of vision impairment," said Dr. Robert N. Weinreb,
director of the Hamilton Glaucoma Center and Distinguished Professor of
Ophthalmology at the University of California, San Diego, USA. "This new
analysis provides a larger-scale validation of breakthrough findings of the
OHTS group and reinforces to clinicians how the tool can be useful in
assessing which patients are most at risk."
The OHTS prediction model was tested on patients in the EGPS placebo group
and the two study samples from the control (non-treated) arms were pooled to
increase precision and generalizability of a five-year predictive model for
developing POAG. The OHTS observation group contained 819 patients with a
median follow up of every six months for 6.6 years. The EGPS placebo group
contained 500 patients with a median follow up of every six months for 4.8
years.
"We know that awareness of these predictors, particularly elevated
intraocular pressure, and central corneal thickness, is critical in treating
and potentially preventing damage to the optic nerve caused by glaucoma
progression," said Professor Stefano Miglior, director of the Department of
Ophthalmology, Policlinico di Monza, University of Milan Bicocca, Italy, and
Chairman of EGPS. "The large-scale validation, which includes a European
patient population for the first time, reinforces the consensus about the
importance of informed dialogue between physicians and patients on how often
eye examinations are needed and when it might be appropriate to initiate
treatment."
The research was supported by grants from Pfizer Inc, (Nachrichten/Aktienkurs) the National Eye
Institute and the National Center for Minority Health and Health Disparities,
National Institutes of Health, the European Commission and Research to Prevent
Blindness and Merck Research Laboratories.
Pfizer's current product line includes the most prescribed treatment to
lower elevated eye pressure in patients with ocular hypertension (abnormally
high eye pressure) or open-angle glaucoma. In collaboration with (OSI)
Eyetech, the division also includes a treatment for neovascular age-related
macular degeneration.
SOURCE Pfizer Inc
-0- 11/15/2006
/CONTACT: Judy Brooks of Pfizer Inc, +1-212-573-7897/
/Photo: A free corporate logo to accompany this story is available
immediately via Wieck Photo Database to any media with telephoto receiver
or electronic darkroom, PC or Macintosh, that can accept overhead
transmissions. To retrieve a logo, please call 972-392-0888./
/Web site: http://www.pfizer.com /
(PFE)
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