Lyfespan
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looks like netflix is looking to split
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looks like netflix is looking to split
On Tuesday,Netflix shareholders approved a massive increase in the number of shares the company is authorized to issue,the first step toward a possible stock split.The video-streaming service won approval to raise its share authorization by nearly 30 times to 5 billion from 170 million.
Seems good news!
Lyfespan
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i own none of this too rich for me. but would i buy before or after the split for making money?
After the split.If one did before the split then one has a little more paperwork at tax time.I rather after the split.
If ones likes a company that has been around awhile,one would see "investor relations" then one can use their calculator to see what year and how much it's worth now.
Well Fargo bank is a good one. WFC ..Been around a long time and very strict in loaning money.
Carl Ichan just unloaded into the top of the insanity of NFLX mania. Insider cashed out guys. Who is holding the bag?
Then he plugs AAPL on CNBC and it shoots up.
After which he says the market is way overheated and going to eventually blow up.
This guy. He gets to play the game on such a big level it's unfair.
Watch that bag.
Got Greece? The rolling never ending tragedy.
Then he plugs AAPL on CNBC and it shoots up.
After which he says the market is way overheated and going to eventually blow up.
This guy. He gets to play the game on such a big level it's unfair.
Watch that bag.
Got Greece? The rolling never ending tragedy.
Oh, China's equity pump and dump may be more important than Greece.
Watch out for the "PreExit" Puerto Rico no longer wants to play the game. No bueno.
That's a municipality thing ala Detroit etc etc. No mechanism for that. oops.
Anyone read the most recent BIS statement? Oh, it's a fabulous CYA hypocrite shite fest of a document.
For the kids.... BIS = Bank Of International Settlements.
Watch out for the "PreExit" Puerto Rico no longer wants to play the game. No bueno.
That's a municipality thing ala Detroit etc etc. No mechanism for that. oops.
Anyone read the most recent BIS statement? Oh, it's a fabulous CYA hypocrite shite fest of a document.
For the kids.... BIS = Bank Of International Settlements.
With all the news of Greece and tanking the market but PRGN doesn't but hovers around 70 cents.
Seems interesting now that in foresight we have the cheapest Greece stock during this timing and the company is around and it needs ships to move stuff in/out of Greece.Uses alot of diversified products.Must be the Only Standing Company there.
If Greece Settles down we might see jumps in Greece stocks.
Zacks just upgraded PRGN today.Zacks is a good website to learn a few tips.
http://www.dakotafinancialnews.com/zacks-upgrades-paragon-shipping-to-buy-prgn/227835/
Spastic...70 Billion for Puerto Rico last I heard.
Hope Rhode Island didn't start this Debt crisis all over the world.
Breaking News:
Greece is first advanced nation to formally default to IMF.
Still they going to need ships.
Something about waiting after July 5.
Time to put Real people with Real Numbers (Experience) that can prove a thing or two.Plays Golf,smokes weed,and yea...take Colorado example...Legalized Pot for revenue and the know how.
Greece has received nearly 240 billion euros in two bailouts from the European Union and International Monetary Fund since 2010.The money has allowed the country to stay afloat but at a high cost to its population,which has swallowed many austerity measures such as cuts to pensions,wages and public services.
Greece,as expected,was not able to repay 1.6 billion euros it owed to the International Monetary Fund,in what was the largest missed payment in the Fund's history.
Late on Tuesday,the IMF said it would examine a Greek request for a payment extension in due course.
The latest Greek proposals came too late to prevent Greece's existing aid package - with locked-up funds it needs to pay wages,salaries and debt - from expiring
Greece is first advanced nation to formally default to IMF.
Still they going to need ships.
Something about waiting after July 5.
Time to put Real people with Real Numbers (Experience) that can prove a thing or two.Plays Golf,smokes weed,and yea...take Colorado example...Legalized Pot for revenue and the know how.
Greece has received nearly 240 billion euros in two bailouts from the European Union and International Monetary Fund since 2010.The money has allowed the country to stay afloat but at a high cost to its population,which has swallowed many austerity measures such as cuts to pensions,wages and public services.
Greece,as expected,was not able to repay 1.6 billion euros it owed to the International Monetary Fund,in what was the largest missed payment in the Fund's history.
Late on Tuesday,the IMF said it would examine a Greek request for a payment extension in due course.
The latest Greek proposals came too late to prevent Greece's existing aid package - with locked-up funds it needs to pay wages,salaries and debt - from expiring
That was Carl Ichan getting rich at everyone else's expense.
The Netflix’s Board agreed that every shareholder on board as at July 2nd, 2015 will be provided 6 additional shares.The dividend is payable on July 14, while the shareholders between 2 to 14 July are going to get a due note,as evidence of their ownership to the additional stock. Companies post stock split trading session will begin on July 15, according with its second quarter earnings release for fiscal year 2015.
Netflix stock closed at $681.19,showing the need for stock split so that it will be available for more investors.The split is also going to help the employees of the company who holds stock option as they will use them more proficiently in the coming future.
Lyfespan
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oh well its going to be to late for an answer, but if i bought shares before the split date, would my shares split too? is it advantages to purchase now?
Yes,it will split after that date.Is it an advantage? Not really.But,you'll have more shares now and the price will reflect the split price.
Sometimes yes,Sometimes no.Many factors come into play if buying now or after the split.Before the split,then one must do paperwork showing the splits.If After,then One must just report the profits.
I'm still watching Cooper like a hawk and see investors checking out the metal.In 2014, for the first time in four decades,the global economy grew along with energy demand without an increase in global carbon emissions.Between now and 2040,a massive $8 trillion will be spent globally on renewables,about two thirds of all energy spending, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance.Solar power alone is expected to draw $3.7 trillion.
Lyfespan
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stocks, options or commodities on copper?
It doesn't work.
Or more pointedly it's stopping to work.
The manager of UK's biggest bond fund recently explicitly advised others to attribute some of their portfolio to physical cash. 9-10% I believe. Yeah. That's a big deal coming from this guy.
This is the US PIMCO's equivalent. Google PIMCO to understand. Big boys.
It's a central bank fucking shit show man. Everyone is looking at Greece, but China's PBOC just went all in today to prop up leveraged broker accounts that are supporting the retail DotCom2.0CHina thing going on over there. Shanghai index is down almost 30% in a several weeks. Pop goes the weasel. Bank of America says that China's central bank (PBOC) has "risked its credibility". Umm... think so??
I guess when you finally can't build enough cities that no one lives in, you fill warehouses full of fledgling farmers and underemployed factory workers... put them in front of a computers with China E-Trade and tell them the government has their back.
Good look with that. Kind of sounds like the USA. Eery even, like they learned it from somewhere. Did they copy a poison pill?
Do your due diligence my man. It's a dog eat dog world out here. More losers than winners and you have to win more than you lose to survive. Beware of mirages and illusions and emotions that create mirages that are delusions.
Never have more in any brokerage account that you can afford to completely lose.
On an interesting note checking the news before I hit the bed. Blloomberg reported Greece Financial Minister Yanis was sacked by Tspairs (Greece PM sp?) Yanis explictedly stated that the EU ministers wanted him out and the PM broke. That's a big deal IMO. Could foretell a kick the can deal that could move this time bomb a few months or years out. We'll see. Greeks have two days before their banks are out of cash (ie. actual insolvency, not just technical anymore)
Oh, and China... Puerto Rica... Middle East failed states.
It just doesn't work. Well....it does....just not in the proles favor. Us folks.
"It's a big club and you ain't in it." George Carlin RIP
Oh, and China... Puerto Rica... Middle East failed states.
It just doesn't work. Well....it does....just not in the proles favor. Us folks.
"It's a big club and you ain't in it." George Carlin RIP
China is getting ugly. So much for the "soft landing" theory. Their market plumbing is starting to freeze up from the bubble bursting. I reckon the word for the next several months will be "creditability crisis".
With the risk off nature of the market, money is flooding into the conventional safe haven trades. One of which is the USD ($). This, plus poor global fundamentals (ie China shit the bed, Greece pooping out, Puerto Rico no mas, etc, etc) is pushing commodities (ie, oil) to collapse too.
Oh, shit so now high yield energy corporate junk bonds are very much on the table for blowing up banks too. Wouldn't be so much a big deal if crude hadn't collapsed 50% YOY.
Start your printing presses.
With the risk off nature of the market, money is flooding into the conventional safe haven trades. One of which is the USD ($). This, plus poor global fundamentals (ie China shit the bed, Greece pooping out, Puerto Rico no mas, etc, etc) is pushing commodities (ie, oil) to collapse too.
Oh, shit so now high yield energy corporate junk bonds are very much on the table for blowing up banks too. Wouldn't be so much a big deal if crude hadn't collapsed 50% YOY.
Start your printing presses.
the real crisis is a collateral crisis. the collateral out there is hyper leveraged by a variety of fancy financial instruments; primary culprit is trillions of $trillions in derivative debt posing as asset classes.
the bond markets ( buying debt as an asset for the perceived interest rate income) are collapsing. ppl can't get out of low yielding bond investments. eventually, if they can "unwind" they will be paid in worthless fiat currency that will have no purchasing power.
http://www.silverdoctors.com/bill-holter-we-stand-on-the-edge/
credit markets are debt. credit is debt. debt is not an asset; it is a burden packaged as an asset.
if you are wanting to invest in stocks hold the certificates in your name. the brokerages use your collateral placed in their name to use use as their collateral to then leverage 1000/1. a wall street broker only needs 1$ of your money to place $1000 worth of bets in their name. it's called "wall street".
buy assets ( stocks on assets, not debt) in your name. this way no brokerage can leverage your money for their personal gain. you have sole title and it's asset based.
the stock market is a rigged game run by criminal psychopaths. you want to gamble? buy silver. best bet there is. real physical silver. however, try getting some now:
http://www.silverdoctors.com/the-mint-is-out-of-silver-eagles/
silver is collateral. there is an epic collateral crsis. debt is not an asset. debt is not collateral. don't be conned. wise up.
