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By Peter Nurse Investing.com -- Stocks in focus in premarket trade on Friday, March 24th. Please refresh for updates. First Republic Bank (NYSE:FRC) stock fell 4.8%, PacWest Bancorp (NASDAQ:PACW) stock dropped 2.8%, and Western Alliance (NYSE:WAL) stock fell 3.4% as turbulence in the banking sector continued. Deutsche Bank (NYSE:DB) stock fell 11% after a record surge in the cost of insuring against the risk of a default from the German lender late in the previous day. Block (NYSE:SQ) stock fell 2.3%, continuing to drop after losing 15% on Thursday in the wake of short-sellers Hindenburg Research accusing the payments firm of systematically misleading its investors and clients and avoiding regulation. Block denied the accusations, saying it is considering legal action. Chevron (NYSE:CVX) stock fell 2.1% and Exxon Mobil (NYSE:XOM) stock fell 2.1% after crude prices fell sharply, dropping to the lowest levels this week after the U.S. government backed away from its intention to immediately refill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. Regeneron (NASDAQ:REGN) stock rose 0.2%, outperforming the wider market after Jefferies upgraded its stance on the pharmaceutical company to ‘buy’ from ‘hold’, saying its Dupixent drug could drive shares 15% higher. Ford (NYSE:F) stock fell 1.5% after the auto giant announced plans to build up to 500,000 electric trucks a year at its BlueOval City complex under construction in western Tennessee. Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) stock fell 3.9% after Oppenheimer downgraded the cryptocurrency exchange to ‘perform’ from ‘outperform’ the day after the U.S. SEC informed the company of the possibility of an enforcement action involving some of its products. Ouster (NYSE:OUST) stock fell 8.1% after the lidar maker reported a widening of its quarterly net loss, even as CEO Angus Pacala forecast savings with its Velodyne merger.

Charles Schwab Announces Strong Core Net New Assets for Period *Schwab Says It Got About $16.5B in Core Net New Assets for Week $SCHW

yeah they've got a lot of jumbo loans and high net worth clients > @licinius said: 1st republic to recieve $30 bill of deposits from the big banks. Lol

To make the point, he used Nomura’s CTA model as a proxy. On the heels of last month’s dramatic hawkish repricing across the US rates complex, “the cumulative ‘short’ position across aggregate G10 bond signals has now pushed back to (short) levels last seen in June 2022, with -$88.5 billion of shorting / selling in total since December and almost -$32 billion in February 2023-to-present,” he said. In equities, the near $170 billion in short-covering and eventual net longs that helped power the rebound from October eventually gave way to a $75 billion de-leveraging episode from February 7 (following the hot US jobs report) through the beginning of March. The bottom line, McElligott said, is that “with both bonds and equities having seen such substantial resumption of shorting over the past month, any sort of ‘dovish’ catalyst (i.e. data ‘downside surprise’) could generate substantial reversal risks for higher bonds and equities on a squeeze.”

By Scott Murdoch, Nandan Mandayam and Yousef Saba SYDNEY/BENGALURU (Reuters) -Adani shares surged on Friday after a $1.87 billion investment in the group by GQG Partners Inc eased concern about the group's ability to attract funding, while the conglomerate lined up more road shows to shore up investor confidence. The stake purchases by the U.S. boutique investment firm comprised the first major investment in billionaire Gautam Adani's conglomerate since a short-seller's critical report resulted in seven of the Indian group's listed firms losing more than $130 billion in market value. In the Jan. 24 report, U.S.-based Hindenburg Research noted high debt and alleged improper use of offshore tax havens and stock manipulation - which Adani denied. A dive in Adani stocks then prompted the group to shelve a $2.5 billion share sale. GQG's deal "may assuage concerns about the group's ability to raise funding for the repayment of loans against its listed company shares," said analysts at Kotak Institutional Equities. Adani will hold fixed-income road shows this month in London, Dubai, and several cities in the United States, a document seen by Reuters showed, as the conglomerate tries to boost investor confidence. The meetings are scheduled for Dubai on March 7, London on March 8, and several U.S. locations between March 9-15, the document showed. Adani did not immediately respond to Reuters' request for comment. Earlier this week, sources said Adani has told creditors it has secured a $3 billion loan from a sovereign wealth fund. On Thursday, India's top court asked market regulator SEBI to investigate the group for any lapses related to public shareholding norms or regulatory disclosures. Overall, Adani group firms' net debt totalled $24.1 billion as of September 2022. "MARKET BOOSTER" "The stake buying yesterday was a good market booster for Adani Group stocks which have seen a long spell of underperformance and widespread selling," said Avinash Gorakshakar, head of research at Profitmart Securities. Adani firms said on Thursday that GQG had bought 3.4% of Adani Enterprises Ltd for about $662 million, 4.1% of Adani Ports and Special Economic Zone Ltd for $640 million, 2.5% of Adani Transmission Ltd for $230 million, and 3.5% of Adani Green Energy Ltd for $340 million. On Friday, shares of flagship Adani Enterprises rose as much as 14.4%, while Adani Ports surged 9.7%. Adani Green Energy and Adani Transmission jumped 5% each. GQG's Sydney-listed shares ended Friday down 3% versus a 0.4% rise in the benchmark share price index. GQG Chairman and Chief Investment Officer Rajiv Jain told Reuters the Florida-based firm had carried out its own "deep dive" into Adani and disagreed with Hindenburg's report. "Based on past comments of Rajiv Jain, he is the type of investor that goes for wherever there is unrealised value," said Morningstar analyst Shaun Ler, who covers GQG Partners. "He does not explicitly run an ESG fund, and importantly, his investors are well aware of that," he said, in reference to GQG buying into Adani, which has major coal assets and so would not fall under the environmental, social and governance banner. "There will be people who avoid buying GQG due to Rajiv's decisions; there will also be those who want to invest with them given their good performance." GQG stock is up 3.58% so far this year, in line with the benchmark index. Jain is founder, chairman and chief investment officer at GQG. He also serves as portfolio manager for all of its strategies, according to his profile on GQG's website. GQG listed on Australia's stock exchange in October 2021, raising A$1.18 billion ($794.97 million), making it Australia's largest listing for the year. Jain retains a 68.8% stake.

if that's what they're thinking about, i would be hard pressed to say they had a life worth living > @lucullus said: i bet no one lies on their death bed thinking about their bank balance, net worth. It will be their love ones, their regrets etc

i bet no one lies on their death bed thinking about their bank balance, net worth. It will be their love ones, their regrets etc

BEYOND MEAT Q4 2022 EARNINGS $BYND ADJUSTED LOSS/SHARE $1.05, EST. LOSS/SHARE $1.18 US NET REVENUE $55.9M, EST. $54.9M INTERNATIONAL NET REVENUE $24.1M, EST. $20.6M ADJUSTED EBITDA LOSS $56.5M, EST. LOSS $59.2M TOTAL POUNDS SOLD 16.13M, EST. 17.5M

tried informing it when it was at 1540 , but my net is going off at 8pm , going to turn on my other router tomorrow is a different provider as well

10b net retail inflow for tsla YTD lol

appears i the trading which we can see much heavier volume in the down names although net down is only -650 or so. So if market manages to hold i assume that dark pool is buying

Keep missing $NET twice now, all eyes on

Αγαπητέ Chrismeister καλημέρα και καλωσόρισες στην κοινότητά μας. Η ερώτησή σου είναι, εαν έκανες καλά που αγόρασες (επένδυσες) στην μετοχή της PREMIA με τιμή κτήσης το 1,25,. Αρχικά να σου επισημάνω πως εμείς δεν παρέχουμε από εδώ την υπηρεσία της επενδυτικής συμβουλευτικής, ούτε την υπηρεσία της διαχείρησης χαρτοφυλακίου, και καμία από τις απόψεις οι οποίες αναγράφονται για την τεχνική εικόνα τίτλων, δεν μπορεί να θεωρηθεί ως προτροπή για αγορά, πώληση ή διακράτηση τίτλων. Οι απόψεις που αναγράφονται είναι προσωπικές απόψεις και μόνο. Όσον αφορά την τεχνική εικόνα της PREMIA, με Net Asset Value, pάνω απο το 1,80 η εταιρία κατάφερε να περάσει το πτωτικό καναλι που την ταλαιπωρούσε 1 χρόνο πληρώνοντας τον πρώτο στόχο στο 130. Στήριξη έχει στην ζώνη του 119 ενώ μια κατοχύρωση του 130 μπορεί να δώσει συνέχιση στο 140 ή 150.

By Peter Nurse Investing.com - European stock markets are expected to edge higher at the open Thursday, as investors digested the latest German inflation data as well as the continuation of the quarterly corporate earnings season. At 02:00 ET (07:00 GMT), the DAX futures contract in Germany traded 0.7% higher, CAC 40 futures in France climbed 0.5%, while the FTSE 100 futures contract in the U.K. rose 0.3%. The German consumer price index for January, which had been delayed due to technical reasons, rose 1% on the month, more than expected, but the annual figure only rose to 8.7%, below the 8.9% expected, data showed Thursday. Investors, both in Europe and the U.S., have been searching for signs that inflation is peaking, so central bankers can start reining in their aggressive interest rate hikes. The European Central Bank raised interest rates by half a percentage point last week and signaled a move of the same size for next month. "If underlying inflation pressures do not materially abate, maintaining the current pace of hikes into May could well remain warranted," ECB policymaker Klaas Knot said on Wednesday. Across the pond, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell struck a less hawkish tone than feared on Tuesday. But a number of his colleagues, including Fed Governor Christopher Waller, were keen to emphasize Wednesday that the central bank is yet to be finished with its hiking cycle, saying “we have farther to go” to fight inflation. Back in Europe, the quarterly earnings season continues unabated. Credit Suisse (SIX:CSGN) is likely to be in the spotlight after the scandal-hit Swiss lender booked an annual loss of CHF7.29 billion (CHF1 = $1.0881), the worst mark since the 2008 financial crisis and its second-straight yearly loss. Switzerland's second-largest bank posted a net loss of CHF1.39B for the three months until the end of December, a drop of 33% year-on-year. ArcelorMittal (AS:MT), the world's second-largest steelmaker, reported fourth-quarter core profit of $1.26B, down from $5.05B a year before, but said it expects its steel shipments to increase by around 5% this year. Quarterly numbers are also scheduled from the likes of AstraZeneca (LON:AZN) and Unilever (LON:ULVR). Oil prices steadied Thursday near two-week highs, despite U.S. crude stocks hitting their highest level for months, raising fears of weakening demand in the world's largest economy. Crude oil stocks in the United States rose 5 million barrels last week to their highest since June 2021, the Energy Information Administration said on Wednesday. By 02:00 ET, U.S. crude futures drifted higher to $78.48 a barrel, while the Brent contract rose 0.1% to $85.16. Both contracts are up over 3% this week on optimism over a demand recovery in China and following supply disruptions caused by an earthquake in Turkey and Syria. Additionally, gold futures traded largely flat at $1,890.55/oz, while EUR/USD traded 0.2% higher at 1.0729.

By Peter Nurse Investing.com - European stock markets are expected to open slightly firmer Tuesday, with investors digesting important corporate earnings from the likes of oil giant BP (NYSE:BP), more economic data as well as the latest commentary from Federal Reserve head Jerome Powell. At 02:00 ET (07:00 GMT), the DAX futures contract in Germany traded 0.1% higher, CAC 40 futures in France climbed 0.1%, while the FTSE 100 futures contract in the U.K. rose 0.1%. European stocks are seen rebounding Tuesday after the previous session’s losses, with the global focus on a speech by Fed Chair Jerome Powell at the Economic Club of Washington D.C. later in the day. The strength of Friday’s U.S. jobs report rattled stock markets as it suggested the Fed had more headroom to keep rising interest rates, and thus his comments on the U.S. economy and monetary policy will be closely studied. Back in Europe, economic data due for release includes French trade numbers, Spanish industrial production, both for December, and U.K. house prices for January. Earlier, German industrial production fell 3.1% on the month in December, a slump from the 0.2% growth seen the prior month. This was disappointing after data on Monday showed German industrial orders rose in December, increasing by 3.2% on the month, a substantial rebound from the upwardly revised drop of 4.4% in November. In the corporate sector, a lot of Tuesday’s focus will be on the quarterly earnings of energy giant BP, especially after rival Shell’s bumper results last week. Shell (LON:RDSa) rewarded shareholders with a 15% increase in the dividend and a $4 billion buyback last Thursday, and investors will be looking for something similar from its peer this morning. On a less positive note, BNP Paribas (EPA:BNPP), the Eurozone's biggest lender, posted a lower-than-expected net profit in the fourth quarter, as a jump of its cost of risk and higher operating expenses offset a boom in its trading sales. Holcim (SIX:HOLN) will also be in the spotlight, after the Swiss cement maker announced plans to acquire U.S. roofing systems manufacturer Duro-Last for $1.29B. Oil prices rose Tuesday, helped by continued optimism over the recovery in demand from China, the largest crude importer in the world, this year. Saudi Arabia, the world's top oil exporter, raised prices for its flagship crude for Asian buyers late Monday for the first time in six months, expecting increased demand from the region, especially from China. This followed International Energy Agency head Fatih Birol stating over the weekend that early signs pointed to a stronger-than-anticipated rebound in China’s economy. Supply outages also helped the tone, with Turkey halting flows to its Ceyhan export terminal after a major earthquake, while a power outage hit Norway’s Johan Sverdrup field. By 02:00 ET, U.S. crude futures traded 1.6% higher at $75.28 a barrel, while the Brent contract rose 1.4% to $82.16. Additionally, gold futures rose 0.4% to $1,887.50/oz, while EUR/USD traded 0.1% higher at 1.0741.

ACTIVISION BLIZZARD Q4 2022 EARNINGS $ATVI ADJUSTED EPS $1.87, EST. $1.52 NET BOOKINGS $3.57B, EST. $3.08B SEES 1Q NET BOOKINGS GROWTH AT LEAST MID-TEENS Y/Y SEES 2023 NET BOOKINGS UP AT LEAST HIGH-SINGLE DIGITS Y/Y

ACTIVISION BLIZZARD Q4 2022 EARNINGS $ATVI ADJUSTED EPS $1.87, EST. $1.52 NET BOOKINGS $3.57B, EST. $3.08B SEES 1Q NET BOOKINGS GROWTH AT LEAST MID-TEENS Y/Y SEES 2023 NET BOOKINGS UP AT LEAST HIGH-SINGLE DIGITS Y/Y

By Liz Moyer and Scott Kanowsky Investing.com -- Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN) beat revenue expectations for the fourth quarter but top-line results from its key cloud business, Amazon Web Services, were slightly weaker than expected. Shares of the e-commerce giant fell 6% in after-hours trading. Revenue of $149.2 billion was 8.5% higher than the fourth quarter of 2021 and above the $145.7B expected by analysts. Meanwhile, AWS - a major profit driver for Amazon - generated $21.4B, up 20% from the year-earlier quarter but slightly less than the $21.9B expected. “Our relentless focus on providing the broadest selection, exceptional value, and fast delivery drove customer demand in our Stores business during the fourth quarter that exceeded our expectations—and we’re appreciative of all our customers who turned to Amazon this past holiday season,” said Andy Jassy, Amazon CEO, in a statement. However, Jassy flagged that the company faced an uncertain economy in the short term. Analysts at Jefferies said Amazon's outlook for current-quarter operating income - seen at between $0 and $4.0 billion - "suggests continued cost headwinds." For the first quarter of 2023, Amazon said net sales are expected to be between $121B and $126B, or to grow between 4% and 8% compared with the first quarter of 2022. Analysts had projected first-quarter sales of $125B. Amazon highlighted its 2022 holiday season, when customers bought nearly half a billion items from small businesses in the U.S. It said during its biggest Thanksgiving-through-Cyber-Monday holiday shopping weekend ever, small businesses in the U.S. generated more than $1B in sales. The company reported fourth-quarter earnings per share of 3 cents. Analysts had forecast adjusted earnings per share of 17 cents. For the full year, Amazon said net sales increased 9%, to $514.0B in 2022.

$AMZN NET SALES $149.2B, EST. $145.8B AWS NET SALES $21.38B, EST. $21.76B OPERATING INCOME $2.7B, EST. $2.51B OPER MARGIN 1.8%, EST. 1.85% ONLINE STORES NET SALES $64.53B, EST. $65.03B

$AMZN NET SALES $149.2B, EST. $145.8B AWS NET SALES $21.38B, EST. $21.76B OPERATING INCOME $2.7B, EST. $2.51B OPER MARGIN 1.8%, EST. 1.85% ONLINE STORES NET SALES $64.53B, EST. $65.03B

STARBUCKS Q1 2023 EARNINGS $SBUX ADJUSTED EPS 75C, EST. 77C. NET REVENUE $8.7B, EST. $8.75B COMP SALES +5%, EST. +6.79%. US COMP SALES +10%, EST. +9.26%. NORTH AMERICA COMP SALES +10%, EST. +9.54%. INTERNATIONAL COMP SALES -13%, EST. -3.87%.

STARBUCKS Q1 2023 EARNINGS $SBUX ADJUSTED EPS 75C, EST. 77C. NET REVENUE $8.7B, EST. $8.75B COMP SALES +5%, EST. +6.79%. US COMP SALES +10%, EST. +9.26%. NORTH AMERICA COMP SALES +10%, EST. +9.54%. INTERNATIONAL COMP SALES -13%, EST. -3.87%.

hedge funds net long for the first time since first half 2022

thanks for sharing my friend > @perse01 said: interesting reading to draw conclusions about global net liquidity

interesting reading to draw conclusions about global net liquidity

laaberten noch rum wenn es net im gefoundeten konto wäre blablabalba

darum geht es mir gar net ob demo oder net wenn ich gefoundet bin solange die Kohle auszahlen ist mir egal von wem die kommt

EQUITY FUND MANAGERS RAISE S&P 500 CME NET LONG POSITION BY 12,924 CONTRACTS TO 105,126 IN THE WEEK ON JANUARAY 17TH - CFTC. EQUITY FUND SPECULATORS INCREASE S&P 500 CME NET SHORT POSITION BY 13,392 CONTRACTS TO 76,085 ON THE WEEK TO JANUARY 17TH - CFTC.

By Peter Nurse Investing.com -- Stocks in focus in premarket trade on Friday, January 20th. Please refresh for updates. Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) stock rose 7.1% after the streaming giant said that fourth quarter global streaming paid net additions grew 7.66 million, well ahead of its 4.5M estimate, driven primarily by the success of its content slate in the quarter. Alphabet (NASDAQ:GOOGL) stock rose 3.8% after the Google parent said it will cut 12,000 jobs, spread across the group's business lines and geographies, in an effort to restore profitability as its growth slows. Nordstrom (NYSE:JWN) stock fell 6.9% after the clothing retailer cut its annual profit forecast after heavy discounting during the festive period failed to draw sufficient customers in. Costco (NASDAQ:COST) stock rose 1% after the warehouse retailer said its board reauthorized a stock repurchase program of up to $4B through January 2027. Regeneron (NASDAQ:REGN) stock rose 1.1% after JPMorgan upgraded its stance on the biotech company to ‘overweight’ from ‘neutral’, seeing nearly 20% upside. Schlumberger (NYSE:SLB) stock rose 1.7% after the oilfield firm beat expectations for fourth quarter profit, driven by strong demand for drilling services and equipment from operators as oil and gas prices remained elevated amid tight supplies. Ericsson (NASDAQ:ERIC) ADRs fell 4.1% after the Swedish telecommunications company reported smaller than expected fourth quarter operating income, as carriers in developed markets like the United States pulled back on capital expenditures. PagerDuty (NYSE:PD) stock rose 6.2% after Morgan Stanley upgraded the cloud computing company to 'overweight' from 'equal-weight', expecting better profitability going forward.

EQUITY FUND SPECULATORS INCREASE S&P 500 CME NET SHORT POSITION BY 7,267 CONTRACTS TO 62,694 IN THE WEEK ON JANUARY 10TH. EQUITY FUND MANAGERS RAISE S&P 500 CME NET LONG POSITION BY 5,318 CONTRACTS TO 92,202 IN THE WEEK ON JANUARY 10TH - CFTC.

By Noor Zainab Hussain and Hannah Lang (Reuters) -Wells Fargo & Co on Friday reported a 50% decline in profit for the fourth quarter as the bank racked up more than $3 billion in costs related to a fake accounts scandal and boosted loan loss reserves for a potential economic slowdown. The bank's shares were down nearly 4% in premarket trade. The fourth-largest U.S. lender reported a profit of 67 cents per share for the quarter ended Dec. 31, compared with $1.38 per share a year earlier. On an adjusted basis, the bank earned 61 cents per share, compared with analysts' estimates of 66 cents per share, according to Refinitiv IBES data. Provision for credit losses was $957 million in the quarter, compared with a $452 million release a year earlier. Provision for credit losses in the quarter included a $397 million increase in the allowance for credit losses primarily reflecting loan growth, as well as a less favorable economic environment, the bank said. Though Wells Fargo (NYSE:WFC)'s operating losses were "one-offs" related to litigation and regulatory and customer remediation, its results were disappointing, said Thomas Hayes, chairman and managing member at Great Hill Capital. "Of the major banks, Wells is the weakest of the reports today. They continue to underwhelm," he said. Banks are building up rainy day funds as U.S. Federal Reserve policymakers decide on the future path of interest rates. After aggressively raising interest rates in an attempt to bring soaring inflation to heel, Fed policymakers say they are encouraged by the recent slowing in jobs and wage growth that could temper inflation. The outlook for big U.S. banks has been further clouded by the Russia-Ukraine conflict and fading stimulus. Higher borrowing costs have also softened demand for mortgages and car loans, crimping banks' revenues. Meanwhile, a slump in dealmaking has weighed on banks' investment banking businesses, which had a blockbuster 2021. Wells Fargo is still working to contain the fallout from a six-year-old scandal over its sales practices that led to hefty fines and an asset cap imposed by the Fed on the lender's ability to expand its balance sheet. In December, the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau hit Wells Fargo with the watchdog's largest ever civil penalty as part of a $3.7 billion agreement to settle charges over widespread mismanagement of car loans, mortgages and bank accounts. The bank said its estimate of reasonable possible losses in the fourth quarter is around $1.4 billion, down from $3.7 billion as of the end of September. "I wouldn't say we are done with all the regulatory work but what I would say is we put a lot of issues behind us over the last couple of quarters and you can see that come through in the reasonable possible loss estimate, said Wells Fargo Chief Financial Officer Mike Santomassimo on a media call with reporters. Overall, non-interest expenses rose to $16.2 billion from $13.2 billion a year earlier. In the fourth quarter, the bank posted $3.3 billion in operating losses related to litigation, customer remediation and regulatory matters associated with the scandal over its sales practices. The fourth-largest U.S. lender reported a profit of 67 cents per share for the quarter ended Dec. 31, compared with $1.38 per share a year earlier. Chief Executive Officer Charlie Scharf is working on fixing the bank's problems after it spent billions on lawsuits and regulatory fines. As part of his turnaround plan, Scharf aims to cut costs, scale back Wells Fargo's huge mortgage business and expand its investment banking business. "While our risk and regulatory work hasn't always followed a straight line and we have more to do, we have made significant progress, and are moving forward," Scharf said. Art Hogan, chief market strategist at B. Riley Financial, called Scharf's comments constructive. "Wells Fargo results were a combination of higher-than-expected expenses for the fourth quarter as well as lower-than-expected revenue," he said. Wells Fargo has struggled over the past few years to satisfy regulators that it has fixed its problems and repaid customers who were harmed by its aggressive sales practices. The company's net-interest income rose 45% to $13.4 billion in the quarter. Total revenue fell to $19.7 billion from $20.9 billion a year earlier.

net liquidity = value area green

gm guys i just realized that net liquidity to perseverance. all short positions were closed :( , in loss.

By Yimou Lee and Sarah Wu TAIPEI (Reuters) - Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC reported a forecast-beating 78% rise in quarterly profit on Thursday, as strong sales of advanced chips helped it defy a broader industry downturn that battered cheaper commodity chips. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (TSMC), the world's largest contract chipmaker, is a rare bright spot in the global tech industry which is grappling with worsening consumer demand brought about by decades-high inflation rates, rising interest rates and economic downturn. Rival Samsung Electronics (OTC:SSNLF) Co Ltd's quarterly profit tumbled two-thirds to an eight-year low, with the South Korean firm blaming a weakening global economy which hammered memory chip prices and curbed demand for electronic devices. TSMC's dominance in making some of the most advanced chips for high-end customers such as Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL) has shielded it from downturn. Still, it cut its 2023 capital expenditure plan on Thursday, underscoring worsening demand outlook. The chipmaker now expects to spend $32 billion to $36 billion, versus $36.3 billion in 2022, and sees first-quarter revenue in a range of $16.7 billion to $17.5 billion, compared with $17.57 billion a year earlier. "We have confidence in the second half the business would rebound," boosted by product launches including for technology such as artificial intelligence, CEO C.C. Wei said on Thursday. "We expect the whole industry to drop slightly but TSMC to grow slightly" in 2023, he said. TSMC, Asia's most-valuable listed firm and backed by billionaire Warren Buffett's investment conglomerate Berkshire Hathaway (NYSE:BRKa) Inc, has repeatedly said business would continue to benefit from a "mega-trend" of demand for high-performance computing chips for 5G networks and data centres, as well as increased use of chips in gadgets and vehicles. It reiterated on Thursday slower demand was a cyclical issue and 2023 overall would be a slight growth year for the company. For October-December, TSMC booked record net profit of T$295.9 billion ($9.72 billion) from T$166.2 billion a year earlier. That compared with the T$289.44 billion average of 21 analyst estimates compiled by Refinitiv. Revenue climbed 26.7% to $19.93 billion, versus TSMC's prior estimated range of $19.9 billion to $20.7 billion. The fourth quarter "was dampened by end-market demand softness and customers' inventory adjustment," Vice President and Chief Financial Officer Wendell Huang told a briefing. Such conditions will carry into the first quarter, Huang said. TSMC's share price fell 27.1% in 2022, but is up 8.5% so far this year giving the firm a market value of $412.78 billion. The stock rose 0.4% on Thursday versus a 0.1% fall for the benchmark index. ($1 = 30.4420 Taiwan dollars)

Taip, daugelis net neįsivaizduoja, kiek darbo reikia įdėti, kad padaryti bent vieną teisingą dienos sandorį.

**Market Update – January 9: USD Index falls 9% from peaks** Treasury and Wall Street soared on the heels of the NFP data where the net effect is a tempering in Fed rate hike expectations. The markets are cheering the cooling in wage growth and a softer but still resilient labor market. The erosion in the service sector is a bit ominous but adds to the belief that the FOMC will soften its stance with a 25-50 bp hike on February 1 following the 50 bp tightening in December. __Read More:__ https://analysis.hfeu.com/en-eu/649437/

$EWZ Jun 20 P $NET Jan 36 P $AAL Jun-25 5 P $ZM Mar 75 P $GME Feb 17.5 P $HAL Feb10 30 P $UBER Jan 23 P $LCID Mar 5 P $AMC Apr 2 P

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EUR/USD IG Client Sentiment: Our data shows traders are now at their least net-long EUR/USD since Dec 15 when EUR/USD traded near 1.06.

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from McElligott’s Tuesday note. It’s pretty simple in my mind: The ‘low VIX’ question is about the difference between the Quantitative Easing era of the post-GFC period through 2020 and the current Quantitative Tightening reality that we remain embedded in until the Fed is forced to actually pivot to outright easing. In the QE era, the Fed told you to be leveraged-long risky assets and bonds, so you actually needed to hedge those assets. Thus, ‘Skew’ — a relative measure of demand for downside / puts versus upside / calls — was very steep, because you wanted downside puts to hedge your leveraged-long positions in financial assets. But in this current QT reality, the Fed has been telling you they’re gonna tighten financial conditions until a recession, or until something tends to ‘break’ –i.e. “Don’t be long assets” as they reprice risk premia. So, in said QT regime, if you’re not long assets and instead, sitting on historically low net exposure and / or a historically extreme ‘high cash’ position, you don’t need ‘crash protection’ — cash itself is an at-the-money put!

Poste italiane (PST.MI). L’Antitrust ha dato il via libera all'acquisizione, attraverso un'Opa totalitaria, di Net Insurance da parte di Poste Vita, si legge nel bollettino settimanale dell’autorità.