Smart money moved into GENM during pandemic started / second round of MCO, even if drop till 2.85, so what, still making big profit
Last dividend payout was 8.5 cent, almost the highest they've paid out, at average 2 - 3 times payout / year, people can afford it GENM to dip further and still breakeven, worry what
U dip more I buy more, in the end I am the one getting good dividend rate at cheap
@profit profits, we don't how much structure warrant at market but investment bank know how much warrant still they sell to market. Bear in mind, investment bank also hold Mother shares, Therefore ,their need to do justification whether sell their mother share whether able to cover warrant 's lose when warrant 's excise date due. Warrant will buy back by investment bank in order reduce their lose. If seller not willing to sell, money still can get depend on base excise price against last warrant price.
Alfonso, i have a counter which i have profit 15k when it hit 5.6 ...my average is 4.3...when start to drop from 5.6...i tot still far from my entry price...1 month wipe all my paper profit...currently 3.8...paperlost....what can i do now? cut loss or average buy?
How not to have 4th wave... no enforcement. Food and drinks handlers meet hundreds of ppl and they don’t wear mask over their mouth when serving!!!!! Super spreader
Hope genm can support 2 more years but their cash flow look like bad to worse and they also look for money evrywhere to support the huge loss ! I am start to worry about that !
CEO of world’s largest money manager: ‘I am incredibly bullish’ on the stock market
(PUBLISHED THU, APR 15 20218:48 AM EDTUPDATED THU, APR 15 202111:44 AM EDT)
~ BlackRock CEO Larry Fink noted that a host of factors are likely to propel markets higher in the near term, even as the S&P 500 and the Dow hover near record levels.
~ “I believe because of monetary stimulus, fiscal stimulus, the cash on the sidelines, earnings, the markets are OK. Markets are going to continue to be stronger,” he predicted.
BlackRock CEO Larry Fink said Thursday he’s optimistic about financial markets as the economy attempts to recover from the coronavirus pandemic.
“I am incredibly bullish on the markets,” Fink said in an interview on CNBC’s “Squawk Box.” He noted that a host of factors are likely to propel markets higher in the near term, even as the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average hover near record levels.
“I believe because of monetary stimulus, fiscal stimulus, the cash on the sidelines, earnings, the markets are OK. Markets are going to continue to be stronger,” said the co-founder and chairman of the world’s largest asset manager.
“A big reason why there’s so much cash sitting on the sidelines during Covid and during remote working our behaviors have changed dramatically,” Fink explained, noting the amount of money many commuters are saving by not going into work.
“Whether the money is coming from a stimulus check or is coming from savings or behavior changes for savings, I think it’s fantastic that we’re seeing more people either investing for the long term or even trading,” he added.
Fink also commented on BlackRock’s institutional client base, which includes pensions funds, saying climate change and inflation risk are bigger concerns to them than cryptocurrencies.
Fink on Covid vaccines, budget deficits
The BlackRock CEO cautioned near-term risks to the stock market do exist. Fink said the arrival of coronavirus variants that dramatically reduce the effectiveness of Covid vaccines is the biggest one.
Long term, Fink said, the government deficit — which has grown as the U.S. Congress passed trillions of dollars worth of pandemic stimulus to support the economy— poses a more of a threat.
“Deficits right now are not a big issue, and that’s what the markets are saying,” Fink contended. “They’re not a big issue because the amount of money that’s on the sideline, the amount of capital that is trying to be put to work.”
However, Fink said the strength of the economy in the years ahead could change his outlook.
“If we don’t have economic growth that is sustainable over the next 10 years — and I’m saying economic growth that is above 3% — our deficits are going to matter, and they are going to elevate interest rates at some time,” he said.
Fink’s comments came after BlackRock reported first-quarter results that beat Wall Street expectations. The company’s assets under management also increased to just over $9 trillion, up 39% from $6.47 trillion in the same quarter a year ago.
This book is the result of the author's many years of experience and observation throughout his 26 years in the stockbroking industry. It was written for general public to learn to invest based on facts and not on fantasies or hearsay....
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以这个后门真腐 的心态,
最好永远 是 警急法令
叫学生一定要去学校上学开始
COVID 会降吗?
Ramadan Pasar 像开party一样
airasia , genm 什麽时候要recover ,
暗锤就有!
小丁没开国会都挖了6000亿!
不爽吗?
还有阿 , 不要相信那种银行报告分析,
基本上和天气预告 一淋样
从来都不用负责任, 你信 就是你 大淋 ngong
最重要上面有几条 english 人
整天唱好不唱坏 , 小心被带去荷兰!