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This one a good sale 7 months on .
Fell below $50 on 6/11/23.
Placed buy order ( D )
Missed my note to sell the remaining at $65 on Wi no trade plan seen , but international might not show .
Placed sell order today for fun no chance of lifting as at $53
Looks like this might well of been on my mind . that unlucky day for me.
Lydias twins born on 26th April 5 days before and poorly .
Alaria & Addison.
Amelia better.
As I wondered about trades on Mayday 2023 noticed this up at $1053 over 30% again over the 8 months since the the complete sell out .
Order must of been set before accident on Mayday bank holiday.
One that in hindsight never had chance to buy back cheaper then last sale, set matching previous highs , nearest a drop back to 3/10/23 at $812 after steady clime from May.
*1/5/23 Sold $777.5 *Set before fall that day when spotted above target . ( It topped out 18 /5/23 $826 , fell back to $778 )
7/3/23 Had been the all time high at $770 set that as next target sell. ( 32% gain )
14/2/23 Sold two thirds of the holding for $755 they fell back to $690 on 17/3/23 . ( 30% gain )
8/9/21 Bought for $584
$31 at 3.30pm
Down 23% on this RNS today from Dublin Prothena Provides Updates on PRX012, PRX123, Birtamimab and Portfolio Programs
Have to see if this changes sentiment .
News today .
Coinbase secures crypto license in France amid broader global push
21 Dec (Reuters) - Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase Global secured registration with the French markets regulator on Thursday, as it seeks to expand globally under its Go Deep, Go Broad strategy.
France's AMF watchdog has given Coinbase virtual asset service provider (VASP) approval, a green light for the company to operate digital currency services. Registration will allow Coinbase to offer its full suite of retail, institutional and ecosystem products and services to users in the country.
"Achieving VASP status in France allows us to continue to grow globally in the best possible way, onboarding the next one billion people into crypto, while ensuring consumers' assets are secure and that compliance is prioritized," said Daniel Seifert, vice president and regional managing director, EMEA, at Coinbase.
Coinbase had also said earlier this year it was in discussions with the Financial Services Regulatory Authority in the Abu Dhabi Global Market over a potential license for a regulated exchange.
Looking to increase its footprint in European markets, the company has been in the process of expanding in Italy, Spain and France since last year
0TDF
Analysts expect the price to decrease by 36% of yesterday to $104
Maybe consider taking loss on first buys ?
BEP $95.6036 Stated .
Sliced for $168 last of ones in profit as of today .
Did not post sale 01/12/23 $134 On whim !! 17 Month high fell back last two , not this time !
27/10/23 Fell back to $70.44
13/7/23 Sell $97
3/5/23 Fell back to $48.5
Back below 5000 for most of October 2023 , recovered to 11,000 by 30th October 2023.
Bought more 25th October 2023 for $40.4
I see below I bought nearly exactly one year before on the 27th October 2022.
A buy back of a recent sale at *$47... "went strait through at 4.30pm ( that is always a sigh its going even lower )
*$46.5 next 30mins ."
Had sold for $63 three days earlier.
End of week , back above £9,000 , thank God although it did not concern me as much .
Did not rely expect a call.
Roche Hldg Adr (0TDF)
The notes found here.
Back below £2000 Friday 18th August 2023 .
I had forgot the calls in July 2022 .
The mid October 2022 being harder.
The available of less then 2,000 Friday 18th August 2023 has improved to 3,276 by midday Tuesday 22nd August 2023.
We did see a six month low of the FT 100 Friday to 7,217, that still above mid October 2022 lows of 6,792.
Good idea to have been steeling to pay down mortgage all year ( Although affecting margin availability )
Funds in ISA after top up sales to b&b.
Margin call notes were moved to this site .
but not able to see on 0TDF.L now .
ripley94
Posted in: 0TDF.L
RE: Margin call notes
Thursday 13th October .
Very volatile
Wednesday night 11pm... -96 ( but no margin call )
8.30am............................. -1.71 ( but no margin call )
8.45am ............................266
11am.............................1,333
1.40pm...........................-£657 Margin call
2pm.............................- £3000
Westminster Abbey .
7pm.............................+£3300
Found in my post history but 0TDF.L not coming up.
Posted in: 0TDF.L
RE: Margin call notes .7 Oct 2022 11:48
Older July 2022 Margin call notes moved to free space on DDD ( List of share notes to ( T ) )
Margin call 5/7/22 for £-2200 .
Sold 4 USA SHARES
WHICH BROUGHT TO A POSITIVE £1400. 8AM.
+£772 4.30PM
Carried on being a worry until 15th July 2022 .
............................................................................................
*Margin again call Friday 23/9/22 for -391 middle of day ( @ close corrected to +2738 ) I had bought 4 different shares and sold PUR @ 3pm to add funds )
It was the prelude to the next week below with near misses on a margin call Monday & Tuesday ( markets did not like new chancellor ( P.M ) mini tax cut budget ( higher 45% rate abolished ) , collapsing bond markets ?? ) BOE intervention
Only note I can find of October margin calls.
Got warnings buy 15th October 2022
Back below £2000 available today .
Monday 10th October 10am£ 9,507 but at 4pm
Tuesday 11th 8.30am £5,710.
Wednesday 12th 9am £3,500
Sold out (D) $60.8 Target had been $60.
Just on tranche left (Wi)
JPMorgan buys First Republic Bank after regulators took control as it struggled with high levels of uninsured deposits in the wake of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank
Regulators seized the bank on Monday and a deal to sell its assets was struck
San Francisco-based First Republic had total assets of $229.1 billion as of April 13
First Republic Bank has been sold to JPMorgan Chase after regulators seized it on Monday, making it the third major bank to fail in two months.
The California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation (DFPI) said it has closed the San Francisco-based bank and agreed a deal to sell its assets after it had failed to come up with a workable rescue plan.
DFPI appointed the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) as receiver, and said it accepted a bid from JPMorgan Chase Bank to assume all deposits.
'To protect depositors, the FDIC is entering into a purchase and assumption agreement with JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association, Columbus, Ohio, to assume all of the deposits and substantially all of the assets of First Republic Bank,' the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation said in a statement.
Last week, First Republic disclosed that it had lost more than $100 billion in deposits in the first quarter, causing its shares to plummet.
First Republic Bank has been sold to JPMorgan Chase after regulators seized it on Monday.
JPMorgan was one of several interested buyers including PNC Financial Services Group, and Citizens Financial Group Inc, which submitted final bids on Sunday in an auction being run by regulators, sources told Reuters news agency.
JPMorgan was one of several interested buyers including PNC Financial Services Group, and Citizens Financial Group Inc, which submitted final bids on Sunday in an auction being run by regulators, sources told Reuters news agency. Pictured: Jamie Dimon, chief executive officer of JPMorgan Chase & Co, who said of the purchase of First Republic: 'Our government invited us and others to step up, and we did'
The bank's stock closed at $3.51 on Friday, a fraction of the roughly $170 a share it traded for a year ago
LOOKS LIKE THIS WAS FOOLISH.
APRIL 28, 2023 10:09 AM
First Republic Bank stock plunges to record low as rescue plan proves elusive
U.S. officials are coordinating talks to rescue First Republic, with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., the Treasury Department and Federal Reserve orchestrating meetings about throwing it a lifeline.(Dania Maxwell/Los Angeles Times)
First Republic Bank plunged to a record low as investors sorted through rescue scenarios, none of which is likely to be good for current shareholders.
The San Francisco-based bank gained as much as 6.6% on Friday and then collapsed more than 50% before trading was halted amid speculation that a takeover by regulators, while not the only possibility in play, is becoming more likely.
U.S. officials are coordinating talks to rescue First Republic, with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., the Treasury Department and Federal Reserve orchestrating meetings about throwing it a lifeline, Reuters reported, citing unidentified people.
But some of the biggest U.S. banks, which have already contributed $30 billion in deposits to prop up First Republic, have balked at getting more involved and potentially throwing good money after bad, Bloomberg News reported.
The focus has shifted to a U.S. takeover, according to CNBC. For its part, First Republic has acknowledged it’s engaged in discussions with multiple parties about strategic options.
Some of the banks involved in the previous rescue favor the FDIC seizing First Republic and selling it off, Bloomberg reported. Such a resolution, they said, would be cleaner, even if banks lose some money, and some have already taken reserves. But it’s an outcome the FDIC would prefer to avoid in part because of the multibillion-dollar hit to its own deposit insurance fund.
Either scenario is perilous for current stockholders. Analysts have said the existing shares have little or no value, regardless of whether the bank is salvaged by new owners or goes into receivership. The FDIC has specifically said in recent takeovers that shareholders won’t be protected.
First Republic has been under pressure ever since Silicon Valley Bank’s demise last month stoked concerns about the soundness of other regional banks in the U.S. First Republic was left paying more for funding than it earns on many of its assets, meaning it faces what analysts predict will be at least a year of losses.
The bank’s executives emphasized in an earnings report earlier this week that it has ample cash reserves.
The next day Wednesday another 30% fall .
Shares of First Republic Bank continue to slide
Shares of First Republic Bank are continuing on their downturn before the market open Wednesday as investors remain jittery about the bank’s financial health
Shares slumped 16%, following an even more severe tumble Tuesday, after it revealed that depositors withdrew more than $100 billion last month after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank.
The bank said late Monday that it was only able to stop the bleeding after a group of large banks stepped in to save it by depositing $30 billion in uninsured deposits.
The San Francisco bank plans to sell off unprofitable assets, including low interest mortgages it provided to wealthy clients. It also has plans to lay off up to a quarter of its workforce, which totaled about 7,200 employees at the end of last year.
Citi analyst downgraded First Republic on Wednesday, saying in a note to clients that there's still a large level of uncertainty in outcomes and expected losses beyond the next year.
“The high cost of its borrowings relative to its earning assets puts it under-water and likely generates losses until it can right-size the balance sheet,” he wrote.
First Republic’s stock closed down 49% at $8.10 on Tuesday, a fraction of the price it was a year ago when it traded for roughly $170 a share.
First Republic reported first-quarter results Monday that showed it had $173.5 billion in deposits before Silicon Valley Bank failed on March 9. On April 21, it had deposits of $102.7 billion, which included the $30 billion the big banks deposited. It said since late March, its deposits have been relatively stable.
The bank's shares, which cost close to $150 apiece in February, traded for around $6 early Wednesday.
Shares in First Republic have tumbled nearly 50% as investors question its future.
The falls came a day after the mid-size US bank said customers had pulled more than $100bn (£80bn) from their accounts amid last month's banking panic.
First Republic had been seen as one of the banks most at risk of failure, after a series of bank collapses raised fears of a crisis in the sector.
It was stabilised by a multi-billion dollar rescue deal.
The firm's update provided a glimpse of how quickly the concerns spread.
The bank said it lost roughly 40% of its deposits in the days following those collapses, as customers rushed to withdraw funds.
It ended March with roughly $104bn in deposits, including $30bn it received from other banks in a rescue plan aimed at shoring up confidence.
First Republic said the situation had since stabilised.
It added that it was pursuing "strategic options" to strengthen its position, including cutting costs by shedding 20% to 25% of its workforce in the coming months.
Warning that US banks face more pain
Problems in the banking sector surfaced in the US earlier last month when Silicon Valley Bank, which was the country's 16th-largest lender, collapsed in the biggest failure of a US bank since 2008.
That was followed two days later by the failure of New York's Signature Bank.
Authorities stepped in to guarantee deposits beyond typical limits in an effort to head off further runs on bank deposits.
But that did not immediately prevent concerns from spreading. In Europe, Swiss officials also brokered a rescue for troubled banking giant Credit Suisse, which saw 61.2bn Swiss francs ($69bn; £55.2bn) leave the bank in the first three months of the year.
Central banks around the world - including the US Federal Reserve and the Bank of England - have sharply increased interest rates as they try to curb inflation.
The moves have hurt the values of the large portfolios of bonds bought by banks when rates were lower.
Customers worried about the financial implications for Silicon Valley Bank abruptly pulled funds from their accounts, leading to its collapse. The episode also raised fears about the situation at other firms.
Another order went through a buy for $8.3 8.40pm
It fell 50% by the close a low of $7.92.
looking risky.
Got the sale of last week back for $36.85.
Down 7% due to First Republic shares falling 40% on more worrying news of outflows .
Took another gamble buying for $10.84 on returning from Park Avenue and seeing 32% drop 6pm .
Should of waited 42% to $9.32 at 7pm
More bad news today about outflows much worse then expected .
Another buy at $2.55 7pm fx1.2434
Closed $2.37