uncertainty93.cut lost half but it supposed to be done yesterday.now,index negative 20+++,gloves down,surely it will up next week.can sell half at higher price next week.
@jutawansenyap thanks for the advice. I am thinking the same, sell when index down would loss more, if want to cut loss i should sell when price up even a lil..
Wc.index drop nearly 30.the biggest drop will be better,monday will see technical rebound provided nothing happen in our political issues or vaccine good news.
Laughing all write blog person, u beli berpuluh puluh million? like kyy this type person, then the blog can read. U know what, market maker don’t care ur blog. Even I also don’t care ur stupid blog.
Now ppl buy down not buy up. Many smart investors push down the price much earlier and they will try to buy back at much lower price then push up again.
Nike shares rise as pandemic fuels sneaker maker’s online growth, annual revenue outlook gets a boost PUBLISHED FRI, DEC 18 20204:25 PM ESTUPDATED FRI, DEC 18 20206:12 PM EST Lauren Thomas@LAURENTHOMAS KEY POINTS • Nike’s fiscal second-quarter earnings and sales topped analysts’ expectations, as the sneaker maker reported strong digital growth. • In the Greater China region, Nike’s revenue grew 24%, compared with year-over-year growth of just 1% in North America. • Online sales for the Nike brand were up 84% during the period.
Nike on Friday reported quarterly sales and earnings that topped analysts’ estimates, driven by triple-digit growth online in North America and strong demand for its sneakers and workout apparel from Chinese consumers.
It was able to cut expenses as it spent less on marketing during sporting events due to the pandemic. The lower costs boosted profitability. Strong sales during Alibaba’s Single’s Day in China, and Black Friday in the U.S., also helped it barrel into the holidays with tighter inventories, reducing the need for discounting.
“These are times when strong brands get stronger,” Chief Executive John Donahoe said during an earnings conference call. “Permanent shifts toward digital, athletic wear, and health and wellness, continue to offer us incredible opportunity.”
With this momentum, Nike raised its fiscal 2021 outlook, calling for revenue to rise at a low-teens percentage year over year. Analysts had been calling for growth of 12.3%, according to Refinitiv. Donahoe said Nike’s profit outlook is improving, too, as it plans for less discounting in the coming quarters.
Dr. Fauci had a similar message for people in the US. Earlier this week, he said despite the vaccines, the public won't be able to "throw the masks away" until the late fall or early winter of 2021.
if vaccine out, then they fall back to their apparel business. management should be commended for taking opportunity to venture into fabric mask rather than waiting for vaccine.
U.K.’s Hancock Says New Covid Mutation Is ‘Out of Control’ By Kitty Donaldson December 20, 2020, 5:50 PM GMT+8 Updated on December 20, 2020, 7:38 PM GMT+8
U.K. Health Secretary Matt Hancock warned that the new strain of the coronavirus is “out of control” and suggested parts of England will be stuck in the new, highest tier of restrictions until a vaccine is rolled out.
More than 16 million Britons are now required to stay at home after a lockdown came into force Sunday in London and southeast England and the government scrapped plans to relax rules on socializing at Christmas.
The measures to control the fast-spreading new variant of the virus forbid household mixing in those areas and restrict socializing to just Christmas Day across the rest of England. Residents across the country were told to keep to their local areas, and extra police were being deployed at rail stations to stop people traveling out of London.
“Cases have absolutely rocketed, so we’ve got a long way to go,” Hancock told Sky News. “I think it will be very difficult to keep it under control until the vaccine has rolled out.” People in the new Tier 4 areas “should behave as though they have it,” he said.
Hancock said that as of Saturday morning 350,000 people had been vaccinated, with the ambition to reach 500,000 by the end of the weekend.
Johnson had originally planned to ease pandemic rules for five days during the holiday, but made an abrupt change of tack after emergency talks on the virus mutation with officials.
Emerging scientific evidence suggests the new variant -- which Hancock said has also appeared in Australia and continental Europe -- can spread significantly more quickly than previous strains in circulation and is behind the surge in infections in recent days.
“We made the commitment not knowing that there was going to be a new variant that spreads so much faster,” Hancock said, of the original plans. He said there is “no evidence” that the new strain -- VUI-202012/01 -- is milder than the original virus.
Maria Van Kerkhove, Covid-19 technical lead at the World Health Organization, told the BBC’s Andrew Marr program: “We understand that the virus does not cause more severe disease.”
With dividend ex date on Dec 30. Management will want to execute the share buy back just before. Probably waiting for selling momentum to dissipate/turn before buying.
It broke the 1.35 again and dipped further to break the last Friday lowest price. So more downside is expected. This counter has basically turned into bearish officially.
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That's 6 to 8 million per year