HERTZ, AVIS, EUROPCAR: i loro e nostri guai (1 Viewer)

Fabrib

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Hertz Global (NYSE:HTZ), embroiled in bankruptcy proceedings in the wake of mounting debt and the coronavirus-related downturn, has seen its stock fortunes reverse over the span of two days, and is on pace to triple since Thursday's session.
Shares closed up 84% Thursday, and are up another 70% in the pre-market Friday after a series of strong updates from airlines yesterday, which led many airline stocks to historic rallies, including American Airlines, which closed up 41%.
The rental car co. is heavily reliant on airports and travel through those hubs, and incremental developments in that space should help alleviate the pressure during a reorganization. Nevertheless, big name investors like Mario Gabelli's GAMCO and Carl Icahn dumped shares over the past two weeks. (SA)
 

stefmas

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Anche i bond sono risaliti di più del 100% dai minimi.. bene per chi è rimasto dentro post Chapter 11
 

Fabrib

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Shares of Hertz Global Holdings Inc. HTZ, +71.33% soared 25% in active premarket trading Monday, to add to the recent rocket ride higher in which the stock has more than tripled in two days. The stock is set to open above May 22 closing price of $2.84; after that close, the car rental company filed for bankruptcy. The company hasn't released any material news the past two sessions, while the stock shot up 8.8% on Thursday on volume of 268 million shares and ran up 71.3% on Friday on volume of 342 million shares. The company did not immediately respond to a request for comment or information. Meanwhile, filings with the Security and Exchange Commission showed that Director Henry Keizer sold 7,438 shares of common stock on Thursday, Director Daniel Ninivaggi sold 3,000 shares on Friday and Joseph McPherson, Executive Vice President of North America Operations, recently sold 11,865 shares.
 

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Rental-car company Hertz Global Holdings Inc. wants to capitalize on the rally in its stock seen earlier this week by selling up to $1 billion in shares, despite a bankruptcy that threatens to wipe them out. WSJ
 

waltermasoni

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Mistero finanziario.
io su
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questa illogica notizia ho iniziato uno short sull’azione
 

marcob77

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qui in italiano
Il caso di Borsa della giornata è Hertz (HTZ.N) +60%. La società che a metà marzo ha portato i libri in tribunale, ha chiesto al giudice fallimentare di poter approfittare dell'anomalo apprezzamento del titolo con un aumento di capitale da un miliardo di dollari.
 

waltermasoni

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qui in italiano
Il caso di Borsa della giornata è Hertz (HTZ.N) +60%. La società che a metà marzo ha portato i libri in tribunale, ha chiesto al giudice fallimentare di poter approfittare dell'anomalo apprezzamento del titolo con un aumento di capitale da un miliardo di dollari.

pazzia , la societa’ non vale niente
 

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A bankruptcy court is allowing Hertz Global Holdings Inc. HTZ, +37.37% to sell new stock in public markets, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal late Friday. Hertz, which filed for bankruptcy May 22, asked the courts this week to be allowed to sell up to $1 billion in equity amid a rally for its shares despite the bankruptcy filing and a notice of delisting from the New York Stock Exchange this week. Shares of Hertz fell more than 14% in the extended session Friday after rising more than 37% in the regular trading day and jumping more than 180% so far this month. The plan to sell stocks has been likened to gambling and described as a "head scratcher" by seasoned investors and analysts. (MW)
 

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