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Risk appetite fell sharply in February, but rising pessimism is not always a bad sign. In fact, some investors use the survey as a contrarian indicator. Click to view...
Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) announced at its fourth-quarter earnings report released on February 6 that its convertible preference share STRK will be listed on NASDAQ this Thursday. According to the financial report, the company lost $3.03 per share in the fourth quarter, due to the impairment loss of $1 billion due to the non-adoption of FASB accounting standards. The company said that it will start to adopt the new standards this quarter. In the newly set performance indicators, Strategy...
MicroStrategy announced an increase in the size of its preference share STRK fundraising from $250 million to $564 million. MicroStrategy estimates that the net proceeds from the offering will be approximately $564 million after deducting underwriting discounts and commissions and MicroStrategy's estimated offering costs. MicroStrategy intends to use the net proceeds from the offering for general corporate purposes, including the acquisition of Bitcoin and Working Funds.
MicroStrategy plans to issue $2 billion of perpetual preference shares to raise funds. At present, the specific terms of the issuance have not been announced, and it is expected to be announced in Quarter 1 this year. Nonetheless, investment agency Benchmark remains optimistic about the development prospects of MicroStrategy, maintaining a "buy" rating and predicting that its share price is expected to reach $650. As of Monday, MicroStrategy had purchased an additional 2,530 BTC, bringing its to...
MicroStrategy plans to raise up to $2 billion by issuing preference shares to advance its "21/21" plan, which involves selling $42 billion worth of stocks and fixed income securities. By moving to a perpetual preference share strategy, MicroStrategy can attract institutional investors such as insurance companies, pension funds and banks, said Mark Palmer, equity analyst at Benchmark. These entities typically favor assets with fixed dividends and relatively low volatility. Unlike bonds, perpetual...
Mr. Waller, the Fed governor, said he favoured a December rate cut unless the data were unexpected. Policy rates are restrictive enough that even a December cut would leave plenty of room to slow the pace of rate cuts as needed. If the data showed that forecasts of slower inflation were inaccurate, he would support keeping rates on hold in December.
Harris? Trump? What policy preferences does the "new president" of the United States have after taking office? This is the prediction of the American people...
The S & P 500's longest streak of gains since November came to an abrupt end on Thursday. The "stumbling block" is the very large-cap technology stocks that have been driving the index higher this year. The so-called "Big Seven" investors sold their most in nearly a year as inflation data triggered bets that the Federal Reserve could cut interest rates as soon as September, pulling out of this year's winners and pushing the iShares MSCI US Kinetic Factor ETF to its worst performance since May. T...
