tyb
no that's you
all your's anon
Hershey Trust selling again-second big sale
https://www.secform4.com/insider-trading/47111.htm
gonna have a bigger problem with the people soon too.
all low volume. This is the system trying put pressure on POTUS. If/when the vols pick up it might mean something. Until then it's just noise. It's nothing in % term's either. Probably the system hitting stop loss order's that are placed stupidly.
Watch oil prices. That is a clue at time's
trips confirm-especially the interest rate portion, they are fucked. Even with the China/US deal there is no way out of that death spiral of infinite derivative's and paper created over the last 40+ year's. I can see them clinging to the euro still even after the dust settles. Recall the huge lien the hussein admin placed on us. They went the other way with that and created a shit-ton of debt with that ability to book it as a call.
eye on it anon. Much moar ability to manipulate now as opposed to those scenario's-most of the trading done now is all algo-based, those people you see on fin tv with the tablet's in the background on the trading floor don't do shit-window dressing. It's also not 1815 again.
GM Cruise's Valuation Swells to $19 Gorillion as T. Rowe Buys In
General Motors Co.’s self-driving unit drew $1.15 billion in fresh investment, with T. Rowe Price Associates Inc. joining existing backers including Honda Motor Co. and SoftBank Vision Fund.
In what is GM Cruise LLC’s third major investment in the last year, the unit is now valued at $19 billion, according to a statement. Cruise raised $2.25 billion from the SoftBank Vision Fund and $2.75 billion from Honda last year.
Cruise continues to tap outside investors as it races the likes of Alphabet Inc.’s Waymo to develop self-driving vehicles. GM wants to start an autonomous ride-hailing service at the end of this year and needs cash to bring along the technology and build out an infrastructure for that kind of business. The automaker is spending about $1 billion a year on Cruise.
Read more: Who’s winning the self-driving car race?
GM owned about 85 percent of Cruise before the latest investment and still has a large majority of the shares. At some point, the carmaker may elect to spin off Cruise through an initial public offering or sale. The unit’s chief executive officer, former GM President Dan Ammann, is incentivized to arrange such a deal as part of his compensation package.
“Developing and deploying self-driving vehicles at massive scale is the engineering challenge of our generation,” Ammann said in a statement. “Having deep resources to draw on as we pursue our mission is a critical competitive advantage.”
Cruise lost $728 million last year, and GM expects the tab to be about $1 billion this year, the company said in January.
GM shares climbed as much as 2.1 percent to $38.89 at the open of regular trading Tuesday, as the benchmark S&P 500 Index declined.
T. Rowe Price Group Inc. is a Baltimore-based investment firm known for its actively managed mutual funds. It had $1.08 trillion in assets under management as of March 31, 2019. A spokesman declined to comment beyond GM’s statement.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-05-07/gm-s-cruise-unit-raises-1-15-billion-as-t-rowe-joins-backers
that is a BIG piece of the puzzle, get that done and the rest is easier to accomplish.
Can tackle the FIAT currency issue, moar of the espionage etc,Mueller report notwithstanding of course.
Well the can't if you see how few car's they actually sell. That is a big disconnect for a few reason's:
GM does not report monthly sale's any longer and the number's you do get are car's that they "sell" to the dealer's-have to keep buying car's if you want to remain a dealer. Check around your local car dealer's to see how many of the model's they have just sitting around, also the surrounding are's too. In my hood there are several unused industrial area's that have nothing but new car's stored on them. Thank you hussein admin for the cash for clunker's program as all it did was pull all the stored up demand for new car's forward to prop up the automaker's after the '08 market crash.
dat's raycisssst
it may last another day or two. Margin call's go out after 2.5 day's of down. Don't forget the system has spent gorillions buying it's own stock in the form of share buyback's-only hurting themselves in an attempt to pin this all on POTUS.
>"dirty silver"
called junk silver, coins that contain a % of silver, it was phased out starting in 1964.
not even close but nice try