Backed by Coinbase Ventures and the Digital Currency Group, altcoin has seen skyrocketing growth in 24 hours Ethereum-based live video streaming project Livepeer (LPT) took off to a new record level $100,99, per day adding more 152%.
Bloomberg Intelligence senior strategist Mike McGlone believes, what shiba inu (SHIB) hard times are ahead According to him, wannabe Dogecoin among 13 000 cryptocurrency is an example of extremes.
The head of the People's Bank of China Gang Yi said, that the privacy of the digital yuan has received great attention: `` We pay significant attention to issues related to the security of personal information, therefore, to achieve this goal, we made the appropriate regulatory and technological changes.
Frankfurt-based Solactive claims, that the COVID-19 pandemic has put a strain on the global health system. Along with large-scale negative consequences, she has become a positive catalyst for the development of new drugs and vaccines.
Hello everybody! I am with you again with interesting and useful posts about investments! Today I want to write about 5 terrible scenarios, which can negate all the efforts of the investor.
BlockFi has submitted a proposal to the SEC for approval of a spot-traded bitcoin fund (ETF) According to S-1 form, BlockFi NB Bitcoin ETF Will Trade On The New York Stock Exchange And Own Bitcoins. The application was submitted in accordance with the Securities Law 1933 of the year.
Cleveland-Cliffs (NYSE: CLF) is an American commodity company, founded in 1847. North America's largest producer of flat products and iron ore pellets.
Today we have a moderately speculative idea.: take shares of the German chemical company Evonik (ETR: EVK), in order to capitalize on the growth of orders in this area. Growth potential and validity: 13% behind 14 months excluding dividends; 7,5% per annum during 15 years including dividends.
Marvell Technology (NASDAQ: MRVL) - American semiconductor manufacturer. The company is considered very promising, and that's why it's overpriced.. But huge debt and losses raise doubts about the validity of its current price.. When creating the material, sources were used, inaccessible to users from the Russian Federation.
St. Petersburg Stock Exchange has summed up the results of trading in foreign shares in October. Here's how key operating numbers have changed since September: volume of transactions - 31 billion dollars (+15,3%); number of client accounts — 16 million (+8,5%); number of unique clients — 11 million (+8,9%); number of active accounts - 845 thousand (+2,4%). In October, investors traded shares and depositary receipts of 1,626 foreign companies. Here are the most popular ones. Tesla. 21 October, the auto company reported record revenue and profit for the quarter. Revenue was $ 13.8 billion (+57%), net profit — $1.6 billion (+389%). The company has collected 238 thousand cars (+64%), and sold - 241 thousand (+73%). 25 October car rental company Hertz announced the purchase of 100,000 Tesla electric cars worth $ 4.2 billion. After that, Tesla shares rose by 13%, from 910 to 1025 $, and capitalization exceeded a trillion dollars. In total, in October, the company's shares rose by 56%, from 775 to 1208 $. Already in November, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said, that Hertz hurried with the announcement: "The contract has not yet been signed. Demand for Tesla exceeds supply, so we will supply our vehicles to Hertz at the same price, as ordinary buyers". Probably, the parties are still discussing the details and timing of the deal. Alibaba. 4 October, Alibaba share price fell to 140 $ - the minimum for the last three years. Stocks started to fall a year ago, when the Chinese authorities called the company a monopoly. The government later issued a $2.8 billion fine to Alibaba.. So during the year, the company's shares fell by about 50%. In 2021, China interfered with other companies like DiDi, TAL и Tencent. All this had a negative impact on stocks., including Alibaba. So, индекс Nasdaq …
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