fabriziof
Forumer storico
Anche a me é capitato più volte di non vedere degli eseguiti,evidentemente non tutto viene tracciato
Obbligazioni societarie HIGH YIELD e oltre, verso frontiere inesplorate - Vol. 2 (4 lettori)
- Creatore Discussione gionmorg
- Data di Inizio
fabriziof
Forumer storico
Hai provato chiedendo di vendere “ a prezzo di mercato” ,invece di mettere un prezzo?beato te a me non passa, e non capisco proprio il perché, ho puntato basso per chiudere, voi vedere che è troppo basso e non si fidano
Luna01
Forumer attivo
Io ho fatto inserire un prezzo limite di @84 ( mi avevano dato indicativamente 84/85)
waltermasoni
Caribbean Trader
su quel sito ci sono le transazioni con il CUSIP che sarebbe l’isin americano.
sono gli scambi fatti con quel codice. L’isin e’ un codice europeo e non rientra negli eseguiti.
quello è’ un sito americano e se qli metti l’isin non lo trova
Le emissioni che usate voi con isin sono tecnicamente euro-obbligazioni di fatto uguali a quelle con cusip americano
fabriziof
Forumer storico
Non capisco quello che vuoi dire
fedro10
è la somma che fa il totale...
Bed Bath & Beyond potrebbe dichiarare fallimento?
Il rivenditore Bed Bath & Beyond (NASDAQ: BBBY) è stata una delle più grandi saghe azionarie del 2022. Il titolo, che è stato etichettato tra i «titoli meme», ha visto un forte interesse dopo che il presidente di GameStop Corporation (NYSE: GME) Ryan Cohen ha accumulato una partecipazione nella...
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fedro10
è la somma che fa il totale...
oggi provo, ieri picche
pietro17elettra
Nonno pensionato
Macy's: scivola sull'utile e abbassa le stime (MFF)
Oggi 09:10 - MF-DJ
MILANO (MF-DJ)--Trimestre debole per Macy''s. Il gruppo dei grandi magazzini americani chiude il secondo trimestre con un utile netto in calo del 20,2%, passando dai 345 milioni di dollari (pari a 347,2 milioni di euro in cambio odierno) del 2021 a 275 milioni di dollari (276 milioni di euro). Registra una progressiva perdita, scrive MFF, anche il reddito operativo che si ferma a 399 milioni di dollari (401,5 milioni di euro) , una cifra ben al di sotto inferiore dei 597 milioni di dollari raggiunti durante lo stesso periodo dello scorso anno. Lieve calo anche per le vendite totali, passate da 5,64 miliardi di dollari (5,64 miliardi di euro) a 5,60 miliardi di dollari (5,63 milioni di euro), in aumento del 4,4% rispetto al secondo trimestre del 2019. "Nel secondo trimestre abbiamo ottenuto risultati solidi, nonostante il contesto difficile", ha dichiarato Jeff Gennette, presidente e amministratore delegato di Macy''s. red/lab
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Oggi 09:10 - MF-DJ
MILANO (MF-DJ)--Trimestre debole per Macy''s. Il gruppo dei grandi magazzini americani chiude il secondo trimestre con un utile netto in calo del 20,2%, passando dai 345 milioni di dollari (pari a 347,2 milioni di euro in cambio odierno) del 2021 a 275 milioni di dollari (276 milioni di euro). Registra una progressiva perdita, scrive MFF, anche il reddito operativo che si ferma a 399 milioni di dollari (401,5 milioni di euro) , una cifra ben al di sotto inferiore dei 597 milioni di dollari raggiunti durante lo stesso periodo dello scorso anno. Lieve calo anche per le vendite totali, passate da 5,64 miliardi di dollari (5,64 miliardi di euro) a 5,60 miliardi di dollari (5,63 milioni di euro), in aumento del 4,4% rispetto al secondo trimestre del 2019. "Nel secondo trimestre abbiamo ottenuto risultati solidi, nonostante il contesto difficile", ha dichiarato Jeff Gennette, presidente e amministratore delegato di Macy''s. red/lab
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pietro17elettra
Nonno pensionato
WRAPUP 1-Meme stocks fall with AMC, Bed Bath in red
22/08/2022 20:36 - RSF
By Anisha Sircar, Medha Singh and John McCrank
Aug 22 (Reuters) - A clutch of stocks favored by retail traders tumbled on Monday in volatile trading as news that UK-based Cineworld (CINE.L) warned of a possible bankruptcy sent AMC Entertainment Holdings' shares (AMC.N) diving almost 40% on the day that the U.S. movie chain's preferred shares started trading.
Bed Bath & Beyond Inc (BBBY.O) and GameStop Corp (GME.N) also slid as AMC's preferred stock, trading under the ticker "APE", opened at $6.21 on the New York Stock Exchange. AMC common shares were nearly 40% lower at $10.93.
The American movie chain said its preferred shares, intended as dividend, will have the same voting rights as AMC common stock and could be used for raising capital in the future.
Trading of both classes of shares was halted multiple times in volatile trading. AMC and APE shares were together trading at $17.14, which was below than AMC's last closing price of $18.02, according to Reuters calculations.
Bed Bath & Beyond Inc (BBBY.O), was down 3%, continuing Friday's 40.5% slump after billionaire Ryan Cohen abruptly dumped his stake in the struggling retailer. (news)
Cohen had built a following last year of loyal individual investors who bet on his turnaround of video game retailer GameStop Corp (GME.N). GameStop was down 4% on Monday.
“A lot of the meme-ers were on the Ryan Cohen bandwagon and now that he’s gone I think a lot of them are hitting the exit button,” said Dennis Dick, head trader and market structure analyst at Triple D Trading. "So you had similar investors in Bed Bath and Beyond and Gamestop and AMC.”
Traders said AMC shares tanked due to the stock issue and after Cineworld, which owns Regal cinemas in the United States, warned that it was staring at a possible bankruptcy filing due to debt that soared during the pandemic. (news)
On Friday, AMC reiterated that it was hit by a "relatively weak" film slate in the third quarter of 2022. (news)
"The AMC distribution of “APE” is somewhere between a stock split and a stock dividend," Rick Meckler at Cherry Lane Investments. "To understand the price movement in AMC today, you need to add the current price of AMC stock with the price of APE. This seems designed to effectively allow for the issuance of more equity by AMC without technically breaking the company’s promise to not issue more common shares further potentially diluting their value."
Thomas Hayes, chairman of Green Hill Capital said the security was AMC "pretending to give existing shareholders something of value, but in reality they are just paving the road for future dilution."
The COVID-19 lockdowns severely impacted the business of cinema operators. However, AMC managed to raise $1.8 billion in 2021, capitalizing on the rally triggered by retail investors' interest in meme stocks, in a sharp contrast to Cineworld's fate. (news)
AMC shares have jumped over 150% since the end of 2019, whereas Cineworld lost about 99% of its share value in the same period.
"AMC's short term challenges remains clear with today announcement, and the market is pricing those in the huge AMC price drop we see," said Guido Petrelli, CEO of Merlin Investor.
(Reporting by Medha Singh, Anisha Sircar, Bansari Mayur Kamdar and Nivedita Balu in Bengaluru and John McCrank in New York; Editing by Shinjini Ganguli, Megan Davies and David Gregorio)
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22/08/2022 20:36 - RSF
By Anisha Sircar, Medha Singh and John McCrank
Aug 22 (Reuters) - A clutch of stocks favored by retail traders tumbled on Monday in volatile trading as news that UK-based Cineworld (CINE.L) warned of a possible bankruptcy sent AMC Entertainment Holdings' shares (AMC.N) diving almost 40% on the day that the U.S. movie chain's preferred shares started trading.
Bed Bath & Beyond Inc (BBBY.O) and GameStop Corp (GME.N) also slid as AMC's preferred stock, trading under the ticker "APE", opened at $6.21 on the New York Stock Exchange. AMC common shares were nearly 40% lower at $10.93.
The American movie chain said its preferred shares, intended as dividend, will have the same voting rights as AMC common stock and could be used for raising capital in the future.
Trading of both classes of shares was halted multiple times in volatile trading. AMC and APE shares were together trading at $17.14, which was below than AMC's last closing price of $18.02, according to Reuters calculations.
Bed Bath & Beyond Inc (BBBY.O), was down 3%, continuing Friday's 40.5% slump after billionaire Ryan Cohen abruptly dumped his stake in the struggling retailer. (news)
Cohen had built a following last year of loyal individual investors who bet on his turnaround of video game retailer GameStop Corp (GME.N). GameStop was down 4% on Monday.
“A lot of the meme-ers were on the Ryan Cohen bandwagon and now that he’s gone I think a lot of them are hitting the exit button,” said Dennis Dick, head trader and market structure analyst at Triple D Trading. "So you had similar investors in Bed Bath and Beyond and Gamestop and AMC.”
Traders said AMC shares tanked due to the stock issue and after Cineworld, which owns Regal cinemas in the United States, warned that it was staring at a possible bankruptcy filing due to debt that soared during the pandemic. (news)
On Friday, AMC reiterated that it was hit by a "relatively weak" film slate in the third quarter of 2022. (news)
"The AMC distribution of “APE” is somewhere between a stock split and a stock dividend," Rick Meckler at Cherry Lane Investments. "To understand the price movement in AMC today, you need to add the current price of AMC stock with the price of APE. This seems designed to effectively allow for the issuance of more equity by AMC without technically breaking the company’s promise to not issue more common shares further potentially diluting their value."
Thomas Hayes, chairman of Green Hill Capital said the security was AMC "pretending to give existing shareholders something of value, but in reality they are just paving the road for future dilution."
The COVID-19 lockdowns severely impacted the business of cinema operators. However, AMC managed to raise $1.8 billion in 2021, capitalizing on the rally triggered by retail investors' interest in meme stocks, in a sharp contrast to Cineworld's fate. (news)
AMC shares have jumped over 150% since the end of 2019, whereas Cineworld lost about 99% of its share value in the same period.
"AMC's short term challenges remains clear with today announcement, and the market is pricing those in the huge AMC price drop we see," said Guido Petrelli, CEO of Merlin Investor.
(Reporting by Medha Singh, Anisha Sircar, Bansari Mayur Kamdar and Nivedita Balu in Bengaluru and John McCrank in New York; Editing by Shinjini Ganguli, Megan Davies and David Gregorio)
(([email protected]; +91 80 6210 0592; Twitter: https://twitter.com/medhasinghs;))