Certificati di investimento (82 lettori)

[percefal]

beh sottozero non era sceso il prezzo ma il valore di alcuni certificati per ragioni tecniche...

Non c'e' proprio niente da fare, l'umanita' per natura ha una memoria davvero molto corta...

Oil prices dip below zero as producers forced to pay to dispose of excess

US crude fell to negative value for first time in history as stockpiles overwhelmed storage facilities, before rebounding to just over $1 on Tuesday

www.theguardian.com

April 20: WTI At -$37, Brent At $26! What Happened? What Comes Next? The Stories That Will Be Told…

The negative pricing signal we saw on the NYMEX is an indication of a financial long position that was too large to be physically accommodated. It also indicates an emergent (albeit temporary) reality that speculative long positions in crude oil futures will be punished as storage disappears.

www.forbes.com

April 20 Stocks sink as US oil prices fall below $0 a barrel

Investors continue to worry about the coronavirus pandemic's impact on the economy. Here's what's moving markets today.

edition.cnn.com

 

[GRISU63]

Sì, sbagliato riga. Scusa Grisù

np.
Grazie lo stesso joe.

 

[GRISU63]

Pagamento il 24, quindi la record date dovrebbe essere il 21...

E'che le quotazioni del 18-19-20 sono simili. quindi oggi dovrebbe essere ex cedola,giusto?

 

[Guni]

E'che le quotazioni del 18-19-20 sono simili. quindi oggi dovrebbe essere ex cedola,giusto?

Corretto, secondo CedLab

 

[GRISU63]

Corretto, secondo CedLab

Vedi l'allegato 637691

Grazie.
(strano che quoti circa come ieri).

 

[NoWay]

E'che le quotazioni del 18-19-20 sono simili. quindi oggi dovrebbe essere ex cedola,giusto?

Penso di sì...

 

[GRISU63]

Penso di sì...

Grazie.

 

[trader1976]

Fa piu' schif... parliamo come si addice ad un forum di finanza... ha una performance peggiore Sunrun o Curevac?Non li vedo mai positivi

 

[percefal]

Things have obviously been bad for tech stocks and the Nasdaq Composite of late and now the index officially entered correction territory Wednesday.

The tech-heavy index, which has endured a difficult start to 2022, slipped 1.2%, closing 10.7% below its all-time closing high in November—its first correction since March 2021.

The reasons are well-covered, and all intertwined; inflation surging to 40-year highs, growing expectations for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates four times this year, and rising bond yields. Those are all bad news for companies with high valuations based on future profits.

The resilience of the big names had insulated the wider index at the end of 2021 but even they have succumbed so far in 2022. Apple, Amazon, Alphabet and Meta have all fallen more than 5% year-to-date, while Microsoft is 10% down and Netflix has tumbled 14%.

But it isn’t all doom and gloom. Corrections are often seen as buying opportunities.

Granted, it isn’t quite bargain bucket stuff given U.S. tech’s lofty valuations, but it does warrant at least some reconsideration.

If anything can stop the rot, it’s earnings season. Guidance will likely be key to whether earnings will arrest the slide or extend the losses.

Investors won’t have to wait long to find out. Netflix reports earnings after the close Thursday, while Microsoft and Apple are due to report next week.

 

[percefal]

The first Amazon Style store will open later this year in a Los Angeles suburb, with a size of 30,000 square feet. The move is further evidence Amazon sees the potential of growth from stores and malls.