August Stock Discussion
I dont know what is moving these but the dough/volume is behind it for sure.
They cannot keep this market down, was almost -100 and they bring it back.
Notice that the NAZ not so much, also the SPX, but the DOW they are, which means the financials are cooking again.
I dont know what is moving these but the dough/volume is behind it for sure.
They cannot keep this market down, was almost -100 and they bring it back.
Notice that the NAZ not so much, also the SPX, but the DOW they are, which means the financials are cooking again.
It doesnt take much to spook shorts though.
The mania action lately reminds me of serious froth..but one thing is for sure, they arent ready to sell the market yet.
It doesnt take much to spook shorts though.
The mania action lately reminds me of serious froth..but one thing is for sure, they arent ready to sell the market yet.
Well with insiders trying to pick up all the outstanding shares, this one is headed for buyout / merger town. Will get a premium higher then what it closed at today, that's for sure. Renaissance Technologies is loading up on this angle right now too. Insiders are trying to get their hands on Credit Suisse's shares. GL
Well with insiders trying to pick up all the outstanding shares, this one is headed for buyout / merger town. Will get a premium higher then what it closed at today, that's for sure. Renaissance Technologies is loading up on this angle right now too. Insiders are trying to get their hands on Credit Suisse's shares. GL
Given the ultra small float and cash position, I think they could go higher.
Margins are negative, they are burning cash, I wonder how locked in they are with fuel prices.
Only 15.5M shares out, fundie holding isnt very high with only 3 M shares being held by larger players.
Also looks like CS was selling on the lows recently-
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CS sold 750k shares since May at horrible prices.
Given the ultra small float and cash position, I think they could go higher.
Margins are negative, they are burning cash, I wonder how locked in they are with fuel prices.
Only 15.5M shares out, fundie holding isnt very high with only 3 M shares being held by larger players.
Also looks like CS was selling on the lows recently-
link
CS sold 750k shares since May at horrible prices.
Buyer beware when you invest/trade in this sector.
Buyer beware when you invest/trade in this sector.
BEIJING (Reuters) – China Investment Corp is investing as much overseas each month this year as it did in all of 2008, Lou Jiwei, the chairman of the $298 billion sovereign wealth fund, said on Saturday.
CIC is counting on handsome returns this year and might one day ask the government to hand it more of the country's record hoard of foreign reserves to manage, Lou, a former vice finance minister, said.
The fund invested just $4.8 billion outside China last year as it kept its powder dry during the global financial crisis, when asset prices tumbled. It held fully 87.4 percent of its overseas investments in cash or cash equivalents.
Now that markets are recovering, CIC is constructing a broad-based portfolio, Lou told reporters on the sidelines of a forum organized by the Washington-based Brookings Institution and the Chinese Economists 50 Forum, a Beijing think-tank.
CIC posted a negative 2.1 percent return on its global investment portfolio last year as the value of stakes such as those in Wall Street bank Morgan Stanley (MS.N) and private equity giant Blackstone Group (BX.N) slumped.
But Lou said 2009 was shaping up better.
"It will not be too bad this year. Both China and America are addressing bubbles by creating more bubbles and we're just taking advantage of that. So we can't lose," he said.
BEIJING (Reuters) – China Investment Corp is investing as much overseas each month this year as it did in all of 2008, Lou Jiwei, the chairman of the $298 billion sovereign wealth fund, said on Saturday.
CIC is counting on handsome returns this year and might one day ask the government to hand it more of the country's record hoard of foreign reserves to manage, Lou, a former vice finance minister, said.
The fund invested just $4.8 billion outside China last year as it kept its powder dry during the global financial crisis, when asset prices tumbled. It held fully 87.4 percent of its overseas investments in cash or cash equivalents.
Now that markets are recovering, CIC is constructing a broad-based portfolio, Lou told reporters on the sidelines of a forum organized by the Washington-based Brookings Institution and the Chinese Economists 50 Forum, a Beijing think-tank.
CIC posted a negative 2.1 percent return on its global investment portfolio last year as the value of stakes such as those in Wall Street bank Morgan Stanley (MS.N) and private equity giant Blackstone Group (BX.N) slumped.
But Lou said 2009 was shaping up better.
"It will not be too bad this year. Both China and America are addressing bubbles by creating more bubbles and we're just taking advantage of that. So we can't lose," he said.
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