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TOP NEWS
• Global coronavirus deaths top half a million
The death toll from COVID-19 surpassed half a million people on Sunday, according to a Reuters tally, a grim milestone for the global pandemic that seems to be resurgent in some countries even as other regions are still grappling with the first wave.
• Shale pioneer Chesapeake Energy files for bankruptcy
Chesapeake Energy filed for Chapter 11 on Sunday, becoming the largest U.S. oil and gas producer to seek bankruptcy protection in recent years as it bowed to heavy debts and the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on energy markets.
• Boeing 737 MAX certification flight tests to begin on Monday -sources
Pilots and test crew members from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and Boeing are slated to begin a three-day certification test campaign for the 737 MAX on Monday, people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
• KKR, Apollo among suitors for National Australia Bank's wealth unit -sources
KKR and Apollo Global Management are among potential buyers which have conducted due diligence on National Australia Bank's wealth management unit, three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.
• BP sells petchems arm for $5 billion in energy transition revamp
BP has agreed to sell its global petrochemicals business to billionaire Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos for $5 billion, pulling out of a sector widely seen as a key driver of oil demand growth in the coming decades.
BEFORE THE BELL
Wall Street futures were little changed as the relentless spread of the coronavirus curbed optimism on the global economy. European shares struggled for direction and Japan’s Nikkei sank. Gold prices rose on safe-haven bets, while the dollar fell against rival currencies. Oil prices rose. U.S. pending home sales data is due later in the day.
STOCKS TO WATCH
Deals Of The Day
• BP Plc (BP). The company has agreed to sell its global petrochemicals business to billionaire Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos for $5 billion, pulling out of a sector widely seen as a key driver of oil demand growth in the coming decades. The surprise move means BP has hit its $15 billion asset sales target a year ahead of schedule as CEO Bernard Looney prepares the company for a shift to low-carbon energy. Looney acknowledged that the sale of the business, which employs 1,700 people and produced 9.7 million tonnes of petrochemicals last year, "will come as a surprise".
In Other News
• Amazon.com Inc (AMZN). The Indian unit of the company has eliminated all single-use plastic in its packaging across fulfillment centers in the country, in line with its target to weed out the packaging material by June, the e-commerce giant said. Separately, Workers at six Amazon sites in Germany will go on strike in protest over safety after some staff at logistics centres tested positive for coronavirus, labour union Verdi said.
• American Airlines Group Inc (AAL). The company expects to have between 10% and 20% more workers than needed in July 2021, Chief Executive Doug Parker told employees at a town hall this week, and said that avoiding furloughs will be difficult. "It's going to be even harder than I thought," Parker said at an employee town hall on Wednesday, adding that "revenue is not coming back as fast as we'd like." "It really makes zero sense to go furlough a pilot in October if you're going to need that pilot again in July," Parker said, noting the costly training needed to bring a pilot back from a furlough.
• Andersons Inc (ANDE). CME Group, parent of the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT), has ordered Andersons, an Ohio-based grain business, to pay a $2 million fine for violating futures trading rules in late 2017, the exchange said in a statement on Friday. The Andersons confirmed the settlement in a statement to Reuters and said it cooperated with the CME's investigation. "We do not believe we engaged in any wrongdoing," it said in the statement.
• Boeing Co (BA). Pilots and test crew members from the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration and Boeing are slated to begin a three-day certification test campaign for the 737 MAX, people familiar with the matter told Reuters. The FAA confirmed to U.S. lawmakers on Sunday that an agency board had completed a review of Boeing's safety system assessment for the 737 MAX "clearing the way for flight certification testing to begin. Flights with FAA test pilots could begin as early as Monday, evaluating Boeing’s proposed changes to the automated flight control system on the 737 MAX." After a preflight briefing over several hours, the crew will board a 737 MAX 7 outfitted with test equipment at Boeing Field near Seattle, one of the people said.
• Chesapeake Energy Corp (CHK). The company filed for Chapter 11 on Sunday, becoming the largest U.S. oil and gas producer to seek bankruptcy protection in recent years as it bowed to heavy debts and the impact of the coronavirus outbreak on energy markets. The filing marks an end of an era for the Oklahoma City-based shale pioneer, and comes after months of negotiations with creditors. "Despite having removed over $20 billion of leverage and financial commitments, we believe this restructuring is necessary for the long-term success and value creation of the business," Lawler said in a statement announcing the filing.
• Coty Inc (COTY). The company has agreed to buy a 20% stake in reality TV star Kim Kardashian West's makeup brand KKW for $200 mln, the Financial Times reported, citing people familiar with the matter. The deal values West's cosmetics company at $1 billion, slightly lower than the $1.2 billion valuation Coty put on West's half sister Kylie Jenner's business, the report said.
• Delta Air Lines (DAL). The company said late on Friday it will soon send warning notices to about 2,500 pilots regarding possible furloughs at the airline, as the industry takes a huge blow after the coronavirus pandemic slashed air travel demand. "In an effort to best prepare our pilots should furloughs be needed, Delta will send required notices to approximately 2,500 pilots," a Delta spokesperson said, adding that the so-called 'WARN' notices will be sent next week. Delta also reached a tentative agreement with the Air Line Pilots Association (ALPA) labor union on a pilot-specific voluntary early retirement option.
• KKR & Co Inc (KKR) & Apollo Global Management Inc (APO). The two companies are among potential buyers which have conducted due diligence on National Australia Bank's wealth management unit, three sources familiar with the matter told Reuters. The sale of the unit, called MLC, could fetch more than $688 million, said two of the sources, who declined to be identified as the negotiations are private. Suitors are expected to submit bids for MLC by Tuesday, one of the sources said. A second source said the timeline for the sale was fluid.
• Pfizer Inc (PFE). The company filed a lawsuit on Friday seeking to require the federal government to let it help Medicare beneficiaries afford two drugs to treat a rare and sometimes fatal heart condition, and which cost $225,000 a year. The drugmaker said the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Inspector General is blocking it from offering financial aid to patients unable to afford copayments for its Vyndaqel and Vyndamax drugs, because it views such aid as an illegal kickback.
• Starbucks Corp (SBUX). The company will pause advertising on all social media platforms as it explores the best ways to help stop the spread of hate speech, the company said in a statement on Sunday. The company will "have discussions internally and with media partners and civil rights organizations to stop the spread of hate speech," the statement said. A CNBC report on Sunday added that this social media pause by Starbucks will not include YouTube.
• Under Armour (UAA). The athletic apparel maker said on Saturday it will discontinue its partnership with UCLA - a 15-year, $280 million accord announced in 2016 that was billed as the largest apparel deal in the history of American collegiate sports. The University of California, Los Angeles promised to fight the move. The company said that it made the decision to terminate the agreement with UCLA because "we have been paying for marketing benefits that we have not received for an extended time period." The agreement with UCLA allowed the company to terminate the deal in such an event and it is exercising its right, Under Armour added.
• Walmart Inc (WMT). A shooting at a Walmart distribution center in Red Bluff, California, killed at least two people and injured four others late on Saturday, officials said. Tehama County's assistant sheriff said the attacker circled the center's parking lot four times before crashing his vehicle into the building and opening fire with a semi-automatic rifle. The shooter killed an employee before police officers shot and killed the attacker.
• Walt Disney Co (DIS). Workers at California's Disneyland Resort protested from their cars on Saturday, arguing that the company has not agreed to adequate protections for employees when the destination reopens to the public amid a pandemic. The company had planned to welcome guests back to Disneyland and neighboring California Adventure starting July 17 but delayed the restart date indefinitely. On Saturday, about 200 cars formed a caravan outside the resort in the protest staged by the Coalition of Resort Labor Unions, a group of 11 unions that represent 17,000 Disneyland workers. The unions have called on the company to commit to providing onsite testing for COVID-19.
ANALYSIS
A cash cliff spells trouble for U.S. unemployed, and everyone else
Judith Ramirez is bracing for July. That's when the hotel housekeeper and her electrician husband - who have both been out of work for three months - expect their combined unemployment benefits to drop by more than half, and their deferred $1,500 monthly mortgage payment on their Honolulu home to come due. It's a cash cliff millions of Americans face this summer as the emergency benefits -- which lifted U.S. consumer incomes by a record 10.8% in April -- expire.
ANALYSTS' RECOMMENDATION
• BCB Bancorp Inc (BCBP). Piper Sandler cuts target price to $9.50 from $11, noting the risk of a downturn in economic performance or real estate markets in the company’s core operating footprint.
• Bristol-Myers Squibb Co (BMY). Cowen and Company cuts target price to $66 from $72, reflecting lower 2022-25 earnings per share estimates.
• Zogenix Inc (ZGNX). Mizuho cuts target price to $55 from $64, reflecting the lower-than-expected average list price of Fintepla.
• Zoominfo Technologies Inc (ZI). RBC initiates coverage with sector perform and target price of $50, believing the company offers the leading go-to-market intelligence database, as well as valuable surrounding data.
ECONOMIC EVENTS (All timings in U.S. Eastern Time)
1000 Pending home sales index for May: Prior 69.0
1000 Pending home sales change mm for May: Expected 19.7%; Prior -21.8%
1030 (approx.) Dallas Fed Manufacturing Business Index for Jun: Prior -49.20
COMPANIES REPORTING RESULTS
Micron Technology Inc (MU). Expected Q3 earnings of 77 cents per share
CORPORATE EVENTS (All timings in U.S. Eastern Time)
0900 TransDigm Group Inc (TDG). Annual Shareholders Meeting
1000 Constellium SE (CSTM). Annual Shareholders Meeting
1100 Dell Technologies Inc (DELL). Annual Shareholders Meeting
1100 eBay Inc (EBAY). Annual Shareholders Meeting
1200 Eldorado Resorts Inc (ERI). Annual Shareholders Meeting
1630 Micron Technology Inc (MU). Q3 earnings conference call
EX-DIVIDENDS
Agilent Technologies Inc (A). Amount $0.18
AGNC Investment Corp (AGNC). Amount $0.12
Alexandria Real Estate Equities Inc (ARE). Amount $1.06
Amdocs Ltd (DOX). Amount $0.32
Ameris Bancorp (ABCB). Amount $0.15
Annaly Capital Management Inc (NLY). Amount $0.22
AvalonBay Communities Inc (AVB). Amount $1.59
B&G Foods Inc (BGS). Amount $0.47
BancFirst Corp (BANF). Amount $0.32
CoreSite Realty Corp (COR). Amount $1.22
Deere & Co (DE). Amount $0.76
Douglas Emmett Inc (DEI). Amount $0.28
Eastgroup Properties Inc (EGP). Amount $0.75
Fifth Third Bancorp (FITB). Amount $0.27
FMC Corp (FMC). Amount $0.44
Humana Inc (HUM). Amount $0.62
Illinois Tool Works Inc (ITW). Amount $1.07
Innovative Industrial Properties Inc (IIPR). Amount $1.06
Kennedy-Wilson Holdings Inc (KW). Amount $0.22
Kilroy Realty Corp (KRC). Amount $0.48
Lennox International Inc (LII). Amount $0.77
Mondelez International Inc (MDLZ). Amount $0.28
Monolithic Power Systems Inc (MPWR). Amount $0.50
National Fuel Gas Co (NFG). Amount $0.44
National Health Investors Inc (NHI). Amount $1.10
Nucor Corp (NUE). Amount $0.40
Owl Rock Capital Corp (ORCC). Amount $0.31
Paramount Group Inc (PGRE). Amount $0.10
Pioneer Natural Resources Co (PXD). Amount $0.55
Prospect Capital Corp (PSEC). Amount $0.06
Rexford Industrial Realty Inc (REXR). Amount $0.21
Safehold Inc (SAFE). Amount $0.16
Spirit Realty Capital Inc (SRC). Amount $0.62
STAG Industrial Inc (STAG). Amount $0.12
Steel Dynamics Inc (STLD). Amount $0.25
STORE Capital Corp (STOR). Amount $0.35
Stryker Corp (SYK). Amount $0.57
Sun Communities Inc (SUI). Amount $0.79
Terreno Realty Corp (TRNO). Amount $0.27
Thor Industries Inc (THO). Amount $0.40
Towne Bank (TOWN). Amount $0.18
Two Harbors Investment Corp (TWO). Amount $0.14
VEREIT Inc (VER). Amount $0.07
VICI Properties Inc (VICI). Amount $0.29
WP Carey Inc (WPC). Amount $1.04
Xerox Holdings Corp (XRX). Amount $0.25
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| USA: JOLTs Vacatures (May) | Actueel: 5,397M Verwacht: 4,850M Vorige: 4,996M |
Markt snapshot Wall Street
TOP NEWS
• Moderna spars with U.S. scientists over COVID-19 vaccine trials
As the United States accelerates the search for a coronavirus vaccine, tensions have erupted between government scientists and Moderna, one of the leading developers, Reuters has learned.
• U.S. government awards Novavax $1.6 billion for coronavirus vaccine
The U.S. government has awarded Novavax $1.6 billion to cover testing, commercialization and manufacturing of a potential coronavirus vaccine in the United States, with the aim of delivering 100 million doses by January 2021.
• U.S. home solar installer Sunrun to buy Vivint Solar for about $1.46 billion
Sunrun said on Monday it will buy Blackstone-backed peer Vivint Solar for about $1.46 billion in an all-stock deal, as the top U.S. residential solar installers look to solidify their market position.
• Pompeo says U.S. looking at banning Chinese social media apps, including TikTok
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Monday that the United States is "certainly looking at" banning Chinese social media apps, including TikTok, suggesting it shared information with the Chinese government, a charge it denied.
• EU sees deeper recession, less steep rebound for euro zone
The euro zone economy will drop deeper into recession this year and rebound less steeply in 2021 than previously thought, the European Commission forecast, with France, Italy and Spain struggling the most due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
BEFORE THE BELL
Wall Street futures slipped as surging U.S. coronavirus cases dimmed investor enthusiasm for an economic rebound. European shares fell on forecasts for a deeper-than-feared recession in the euro zone and Japan’s Nikkei ended down on a record slump in household spending. The dollar rose on fears of a virus resurgence, while gold prices were lower. Oil fell as U.S. virus spike stoked demand worries. Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey data for May is scheduled for release later in the day.
STOCKS TO WATCH
Deals Of The Day
• Sunrun Inc (RUN) & Vivint Solar Inc (VSLR). Sunrun said on Monday it will buy Blackstone-backed peer Vivint Solar for about $1.46 billion in an all-stock deal, as the top U.S. residential solar installers look to solidify their market position. The deal will also help Sunrun compete better with Tesla's SolarCity in a residential solar market, which, according to the companies, has reached only 3% penetration in the United States. Vivint Solar shareholders will receive 0.55 of Sunrun common stock for each share held, representing a premium of 10.4% to Vivint's Monday close. The deal, unanimously approved by the companies' boards, is valued at $3.2 billion including debt.
In Other News
• Amazon.com Inc (AMZN), Apple Inc (AAPL), Alphabet Inc(GOOGL) & Facebook Inc (FB). The chief executives of the companies will appear before a U.S. House of Representatives panel on July 27, the committee said in a statement on Monday. Amazon's Jeff Bezos, Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg, Google's Sundar Pichai and Apple's Tim Cook will appear before the House Judiciary Antitrust Subcommittee as part of its probe into the companies, the statement said. They will be allowed to appear virtually.
• Becton Dickinson and Co (BDX). The U.S. Food and Drug Administration alerted clinical laboratories and healthcare providers on Monday about false positive results from one of Becton Dickinson and Co's COVID-19 molecular diagnostic tests. The test, designed to detect viral nucleic acid from the virus that causes COVID-19, is in use in nearly every state across the U.S. at hundreds of laboratories. In one study, the manufacturer found about 3% of the results were false positives, according to the FDA.
• Deutsche Bank AG (DB). The company’s chief executive said it was premature to say how the lender might aid the banking unit of collapsed payments service provider Wirecard. Deutsche Bank CEO Christian Sewing said it was "too early to judge" how the bank may step in. "We all now need transparency and that's the first task to be done," Sewing said at a webcast event organised by Bloomberg News. Sewing said that for Deutsche, with its focus on transaction banking, it was "almost an obligation" to look at the Wirecard's bank for opportunities or to stabilise it.
• Deutsche Bank AG (DB) & Alphabet Inc (GOOGL). Deutsche Bank said it has agreed a strategic, multi-year partnership with Google to give the German lender access to cloud services and drive innovation in technology-based financial products for clients. The deal is part of a $14.70 billion technology investment Deutsche has planned up to 2022 as it restructures to recover from years of losses. Google and Deutsche have now signed a letter of intent and plan to sign a multi-year contract within the next few months, the bank said.
• General Motors Co (GM) & Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV(FCAU). A U.S. appeals court on Monday denied General Motors' petition to remove a lower court judge from its racketeering lawsuit against Fiat Chrysler but said the companies' heads need not meet to settle the issue. The Sixth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said U.S. District Judge Paul Borman abused his discretion by requiring GM CEO Mary Barra and FCA's head, Mike Manley, to meet face-to-face for reasons unrelated to the case, and without taking into account the risks of travel during the COVID-19 pandemic. The district judge's order for the parties to report back to the court in only eight days was also unwarranted, the appeals court said. Borman in June ordered Barra and Manley to meet by July 1, and later amended his order to allow other officials in their place.
• Moderna Inc (MRNA). As the United States accelerates the search for a coronavirus vaccine, tensions have erupted between government scientists and Moderna, one of the leading developers, Reuters has learned. The company - which has never produced an approved vaccine or run a large trial - has squabbled with government scientists over the process, delayed delivering trial protocols and resisted experts’ advice on how to run the study, according to three sources familiar with the vaccine project. The sources said those tensions, which have not been previously reported, have contributed to a delay of more than two weeks in launching the trial of the Moderna’s vaccine candidate, now expected in late July.
• Nokia Oyj (NOK). The company became the first major telecom equipment maker to commit to adding open interfaces in its products that will allow mobile operators to build networks that are not tied to a vendor. The new technology, dubbed Open Radio Access Network (Open RAN), aims to reduce reliance on any one vendor by making every part of a telecom network interoperable and allowing operators to choose different suppliers for different components. As part of the implementation plan, Nokia plans to deploy Open RAN interfaces in its baseband and radio units, a spokesman said. An initial set of Open RAN functionalities will become available this year, while the full suite of interfaces is expected to be available in 2021, the company said.
• Novavax Inc (NVAX). The U.S. government has awarded the company $1.6 billion to cover testing, commercialization and manufacturing of a potential coronavirus vaccine in the United States, with the aim of delivering 100 million doses by January 2021. The award is the biggest yet from "Operation Warp Speed", the White House program aimed at accelerating access to vaccines and treatments to fight the coronavirus that causes COVID-19.
• Occidental Petroleum Corp (OXY). The state of Wyoming will bid on a package of land and minerals in Wyoming and Colorado owned by troubled Occidental Petroleum, public officials agreed on Monday. The company has been struggling with debt taken on in last year's $38 billion acquisition of Anadarko Petroleum, an ill-timed bet on rising shale oil prices ahead of a market crash. Wyoming's State Loan and Investment Board held a public hearing on Monday before voting unanimously to bid on the properties.
• Royal Caribbean Group (RCL) & Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd (NCLH). Cruise industry rivals are teaming up in an effort to sail again. On Monday, Royal Caribbean and Norwegian Cruise Line announced a joint task force to help develop safety standards for restarting their businesses during the coronavirus pandemic. The “Healthy Sail Panel,” co-chaired by former Utah Governor Mike Leavitt and former U.S. Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, is advising the companies on restart plans they will submit to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other regulators at the end of August. The panel plans to share its findings with the entire cruise industry and regulators.
GRAPHIC
Companies seen slashing capex 12% this year, deeper than in 2009 -data
Big and mid-cap firms globally are expected to slash capital spending by an average 12% this year as they reel from the fallout of lockdowns and other measures imposed to rein in the coronavirus pandemic, analysts' estimates show.
ANALYSTS' RECOMMENDATION
• Acadia Pharmaceuticals Inc (ACAD). Stifel raises target price to $71 from $41, mainly on increased dementia-related psychosis sales, saying the safety argument for prescribing pimavanserin in this population is very strong, perhaps more so than in Parkinson’s.
• Activision Blizzard Inc (ATVI). Piper Sandler raises target price to $86 from $79, after increasing revenue estimates for 2021, driven by strong execution of initiatives already in market, including Call of Duty Warzone and mobile, potential for a Diablo Immortal launch, modest King growth and Overwatch 2.
• Dominion Energy Inc (D). Mizuho cuts target price to $68 from $85, following the company's agreement to sell its gas transmission and storage business, a guidance and dividend cut and the cancellation of Atlantic Coast Pipeline.
• Noble Energy Inc (NBL). JPMorgan raises target price to $13 from $11, reflecting the significant improvement in corporate breakevens between 2020 and 2021 coincident with the startup of the Leviathan project and the attractive valuations under sustaining FCF framework.
• Uber Technologies Inc (UBER). JMP Securities raises target price to $42 from $37, after Uber announced its intention to acquire the fourth-largest food delivery service, Postmates, that it believes will add to UberEats scale, particularly in the Southwest, and be accretive as the market continues to consolidate.
ECONOMIC EVENTS (All timings in U.S. Eastern Time)
1000 JOLTS job openings for May: Expected 4.850 mln; Prior 5.046 mln
COMPANIES REPORTING RESULTS
Paychex Inc (PAYX). Expected Q4 earnings of 60 cents per share
CORPORATE EVENTS (All timings in U.S. Eastern Time)
0930 Paychex Inc (PAYX). Q4 earnings conference call
1700 Levi Strauss & Co (LEVI). Q2 earnings conference call
EX-DIVIDENDS
InterDigital Wireless Inc (IDCC). Amount $0.35
Quest Diagnostics Inc (DGX). Amount $0.56
Roper Technologies Inc (ROP). Amount $0.51
Steelcase Inc (SCS). Amount $0.10
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Als ik naar de Nasdaq kijk en dan vooral naar die hoogvliegers dan denk ik waar is men toch mee bezig? Amazon, Apple, Microsoft (in mindere mate) en Netflix om er een paar te noemen maar als we naar Tesla kijken dan valt de mond helemaal open of ik moet echt de weg kwijt zijn geraakt enkele weken geleden en begrijp ik NIKS meer van deze markt en zijn waarderingen. Logisch, het is nu zo en we gaan dat in 20-30 jaar niet meer meemaken vrees ik. Maar goed, tijden veranderen dus de tijd dat zoiets duurt zal ook wel ander worden. Je kunt wat betreft 2020 al een periode van pakweg 10 jaar vullen als je wilt.
Goed, gelukkig blijven de meer traditionele bedrijven, aandelen het nog redelijk normaal doen, wel wat uitschieters hier en daar maar meestal in de buurt waar ze horen te staan als ze al duur zijn. Daarom bereiken de Dow, de S&P 500 op Wall Street nog geen nieuwe records al zit Apple in de Dow index en zitten alle hoogvliegers in de S&P 500. Toch nog wat evenwicht bij die grote indices. Ook in Europa staan we nog onder de top van februari maar wel al heel ver boven de bodem van maart. Binnen de AEX hebben we ook zo'n hoogvlieger via ASML, het aandeel maakt ook nieuwe records en nu al rond de €343 dollar. We gaan zien hoe dat gaat aflopen, het voelt zeker niet goed deze ontwikkeling, te duur en vooral te snel te duur ... Stelt u eens voor dat deze waardering wordt voorzien in 2021 en de doelstellingen worden niet gehaald, dit soort aandelen kunnen dan in no-time halveren of zelfs meer dan dat ...
Het valt op, en het gaat door en de vraag is natuurlijk of we er een keer mee klaar zijn want anders gaan de Apples, de Amazon's en de Tesla's nog een keer verdubbelen, en dan? De markt drijft op headlines, op nieuws, op hoop en op uitspraken van een doorgedreven gek die de baas is in de VS en maar wat roept. Als u niet begrijpt wat ik ermee bedoel, en wel in Trump gelooft dan stel ik voor om zijn Twitter lijn even te volgen, alles wat er over hem wordt gezegd, wat er aan informatie komt over het virus is FAKE maar hij maakt iedereen die het niet met hem eens is uit voor rotte vis. Een kat in het nauw dus maar die nog steeds gehoord wordt. Velen zullen het niet kunnen bedenken maar Trump en Kayne West zijn partners in crime, ze kennen elkaar goed weten we uit het verleden. Hij gebruikt hem nu om donkere kiezers weg te halen bij zijn aan de winnende hand lijkende rivaal Biden. Snapt u het nog? ... We gaan het zien ...
Verder probeer ik mijn mannetje te staan wat betreft het handelen, als we maar de grote beweging mee weten te pakken komt alles weer in orde. We zitten nog met posities, kleine posities wel te verstaan ... Meedoen kan door lid te worden, dan kunt u mee met mijn momentum om straks te scoren. Nu tot 1 SEPTEMBER voor €39 ...
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Tot straks ... Guy