giancarlo22
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A me mi garbano un sacco.......
Cosa è successo in mezzora ? ENI e Telecom in forte salita ? E tutte le banche ?
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Certificati di investimento - Cap. 2
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Cosa è successo in mezzora ? ENI e Telecom in forte salita ? E tutte le banche ?
giornalaio69
Forumer storico
Scusa NOWAY se te lo dico...... la mia vuole essere una battuta scherzosa...... ma talvolta mi sembri il classico tifoso JUVENTINO che al primo pareggio della squadra chiede le dimissioni dell'allenatore.......Per il mio modo di investire "servono" bassa volatilità e stabilità...
Fabrib
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Forse questo:
ENI (NYSE:E) declares EUR 0.83/share annual dividend, 3.7% increase from prior dividend of EUR 0.80.
Included in this annual payment is EUR 0.42 per share paid as interim dividend in September 2018. The balance of EUR 0.41 per share is payable to shareholders in May 2019.
Forward yield 2.79%
Payable May 22; for shareholders of record May 21; ex-div May 20.
Eni (NYSE:E) +1.2% pre-market after reporting Q4 adjusted net profit of €1.46B ($1.65B), above an analyst consensus forecast provided by the company of €1.19B.
Berenberg analysts cite strong upstream growth and structurally better profitability in the company's downstream units, as well as a lower tax rate.
For the full year, Eni said its average oil and gas production reached a record 1.85M bbl/day, boosted by operations in Egypt, Indonesia and Kazakhstan as well as its entry into the United Arab Emirates.
Eni, which said cash flow at replacement cost rose 40% to 3.3B, also proposed raising its 2018 dividend to €0.83/share from €0.80/share a year earlier.
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giancarlo22
Forumer storico
Le parole di BORGHI hanno messo le ali al nostro listino......
In genere Borghi faceva cadere la Borsa…. forse gli hanno spiegato di capovolgere il senso delle sue dichiarazioni ….
NoWay
It's time to play the game
No, no... ho solo un modo di investire che dà risultati nelle condizioni che dicevo prima...
Specifico anche meglio... la maggior parte delle mie operazioni è orientata alla ricerca di rimborsi anticipati... con "mare calmo" ci sono molte più possibilità di raggiungere gli obiettivi...
Fabrib
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Billionaire investor Stanley Druckenmiller bet against electric carmaker Tesla Inc during the fourth quarter, wagering that its share price will fall, according to quarterly filings released on Thursday.
Druckenmiller's family fund, which shares the name of the hedge fund Duquesne Capital that he founded in 1981, bought put options on Tesla shares worth $99.8 million (£77.9 million), a Security and Exchange Commission filing revealed.
The option contract allows the fund to sell the shares at a set price before a set time, implying Druckenmiller believes Tesla's share price will fall before the contract expires. Neither the strike price nor the maturity of the contract is public.
Tesla's shares have fallen 6.61 percent since the start of the year after a volatile 2018 in which its price vacillated within a $134 range.
Tesla has $920 million in convertible debt coming due on March 1, which is expected to put pressure on the company, which has previously struggled to maintain a positive cash flow.
Convertible issues give bondholders the right to trade their debt for equity after shares rise over a certain price. Tesla shares are currently more than $50 below the $359.87 conversion price after closing on Thursday at $303.77.
Quarterly disclosures of hedge fund managers' stock holdings, in what are known as 13F filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, are one of the few public ways of tracking what the managers are selling and buying. But relying on the filings to develop an investment strategy comes with some risk because the disclosures come 45 days after the end of each quarter and may not reflect current positions.
Druckenmiller's family fund, which shares the name of the hedge fund Duquesne Capital that he founded in 1981, bought put options on Tesla shares worth $99.8 million (£77.9 million), a Security and Exchange Commission filing revealed.
The option contract allows the fund to sell the shares at a set price before a set time, implying Druckenmiller believes Tesla's share price will fall before the contract expires. Neither the strike price nor the maturity of the contract is public.
Tesla's shares have fallen 6.61 percent since the start of the year after a volatile 2018 in which its price vacillated within a $134 range.
Tesla has $920 million in convertible debt coming due on March 1, which is expected to put pressure on the company, which has previously struggled to maintain a positive cash flow.
Convertible issues give bondholders the right to trade their debt for equity after shares rise over a certain price. Tesla shares are currently more than $50 below the $359.87 conversion price after closing on Thursday at $303.77.
Quarterly disclosures of hedge fund managers' stock holdings, in what are known as 13F filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, are one of the few public ways of tracking what the managers are selling and buying. But relying on the filings to develop an investment strategy comes with some risk because the disclosures come 45 days after the end of each quarter and may not reflect current positions.
Paolo21
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Lo stavo studiando, hai preferito la barriera tradizionale all'airbag
leon3037
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si genoa
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