Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
how odd that berenburg push it at 100p th day before a selloff??
I think not more like berenburg have a client who wants to dump their holding
brokers are direct descendants of car dealers, who are direct descendants of horse thieves
a few comments here about company valuation and market cap.
to put it in perspective look at JUST EAT never made a cent but valued at 8 billion,
for delivering soggy bacon butties. not so much fantasy more magic mushroom valuation
from cnbc
"Bill Gates says more than 50% of business travel will disappear in post-coronavirus world"
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/17/coronavirus-bill-gates-says-more-than-50percent-of-business-travel-will-disappear-long-term.html
American markets are at all time highs. fundamentals,
employment no's etc, are pointing strongly in the opposite direction.
Add into the mix extreme volatility as witnessed with gamestock and others
makes for a very nervy time. It takes only one spark to burn the house down.
If and when it does pop it will drag everything along. Be careful all the signs point
to a major correction.
today 13:14 deutsche bank positions
% of voting rights attached to shares
(total of 7.a.) % of voting rights through instruments
(total of 7.b.1 + 7.b.2) Total of both in %
(7.a. + 7.b.) Total number of voting rights pursuant to Sec. 41 WpHG
**New** 0.00 % 0.00 % 0.00 % 1099393634
Previous notification 8.71 % 0.16 % 8.87 %
any business that relies on subsidies and handouts to continue operating is
living on borrowed time. Eventually reality will catch up and.
the business will be valued on the fundamentals not wishful thinking.
this industry will take at least 3 years to recover to prior levels (if it ever does given all the other spanners in the works)
sold out of iag this morning at a slight % loss. got buy orders in @ circa 135p
this has got to be the ultimate sting
power to the people. hang the shorters by the short and curlies
robinhood are borrowing money from lenders(JPMorgan, goldman sucks, morgan chase etc) who are getting stiffed by traders on robinhood
from the guardian
"Robinhood, the app favoured by small investors who have sent the share price of certain stocks soaring, is to restore trading in companies including GameStop after securing a $1bn (£730m) injection from backers to handle the market frenzy.
The decision to resume what Robinhood said would be “limited buys” of stocks such as American Airlines and AMC, the world’s largest movie theatre chain and the owner of Odeon in the UK, sent GameStop’s stock up 99% to $389 a share in pre-market trading on Friday.
Robinhood has tapped existing investors and drawn down at least several hundred million dollars via a credit facility from banks led by JP Morgan and including Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs and Barclays"