Liveblog Archief maandag 17 mei 2021

TOP NEWS
• AT&T merging media assets with Discovery to create streaming powerhouse
AT&T, the owner of HBO and Warner Bros studios, and cable and streaming network Discovery, the owner of lifestyle TV networks such as HGTV and TLC, will combine their media assets, the U.S. telecoms giant said.

• Global luxury sales could return to pre-COVID levels this year, Bain says
The luxury goods sector could shrug off the hit from the coronavirus crisis as early as this year as Chinese and U.S. shoppers help sales recover to pre-pandemic levels, consultancy Bain said.

• China's factory output slows as bottlenecks crimp production
China's factories slowed their output growth in April and retail sales significantly missed expectations as officials warned of new problems affecting the recovery in the world's second-largest economy.

• India's virus cases decline, but WHO expert says positive tests ominously high
India reported a further decline in new coronavirus cases, but daily deaths remained above 4,000 and experts said the data was unreliable due to a lack of testing in rural areas where the virus is spreading fast.

• EU agrees partial truce with U.S. over Trump tariffs
The European Union has agreed a partial truce with the United States in a dispute over U.S. metals tariffs imposed by former president Donald Trump as the two sides start discussions on addressing global overcapacity in steel and aluminium.


BEFORE THE BELLWall Street futures were trading lower with investors turning to earnings from retailers this week for hints on the strength in consumer spending. European stocks dipped as underwhelming Chinese data and a resurgence of COVID-19 cases in some Asian countries outweighed optimism over the reopening of the British economy. In Asian equity markets, Japan's Nikkeiended lower over the slow pace of the domestic vaccination drive, while China shares closed at more than two-month highs due to sustained gains in consumer and healthcare stocks. The dollar edged lower against a basket of major currencies, while Bitcoin rallied from a three-month low in a volatile session. In commodities, oil prices were little changed, trading in a tight range and gold rose to their highest level in more than three months.

STOCKS TO WATCH

Deals of the Day• AT&T Inc & Discovery Inc: AT&T, the owner of HBO and Warner Bros studios, and cable and streaming network Discovery, the owner of lifestyle TV networks such as HGTV and TLC, will combine their media assets, the U.S. telecoms giant said. Under the terms, AT&T will receive an aggregate amount of $43 billion, it added.
Results
• Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group Inc: Japan's top lender posted a better than expected 47% jump in annual profit and forecast its credit costs will fall this year on expectations of a recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. MUFG, which owns about 20% of Wall Street bank Morgan Stanley, reported a 777 billion yen net profit in the last financial year ended in March. As part of its three-year business plan, MUFG said it is targeting an annual net profit of more than 1 trillion yen by the year ending March 2024, and will put more focus on its Asian business. In the current business year ending in March 2022, the lender expects 850 billion yen in net income compared to the 733 billion yen estimate of eight analysts. It predicts 350 billion yen of credit-related costs, compared to 516 billion yen last year.

• Ryanair Holdings PLC: Ryanair reported a record annual loss and said it would at best break even in the coming year as it navigates huge uncertainty around the lifting of COVID-19 restrictions and how much travel-starved passengers will pay for summer flights. The airline reported a record annual after-tax loss of 815 million euros in its financial year to March 31, slightly better than the forecast loss of 834 million euros in a company poll of analysts.

In Other News
• Alibaba Group Holding Ltd: Hedge funds Third Point and Sachem Head Capital Management, which often push for changes at corporate targets, traded in some of the same companies early this year but reached different conclusions on whether to hold or sell, regulatory filings show. Sachem Head, run by Scott Ferguson, listed communications company Alibaba as a new holding during the first quarter of 2021, according to a filing. The New York-based hedge fund bought 605,000 shares, making it one of its biggest stock holdings on March 31, 2021. At Daniel Loeb's Third Point, portfolio managers liquidated the firm's position in Alibaba, selling 1.4 million shares. New York-based Third Point had owned Alibaba since the second quarter of 2020.

• Apple Inc: An engineer who left the company this week after thousands of coworkers signed a petition calling for him to be sacked said on Twitter he was fired "in a snap decision" and that Apple made defamatory statements about him. Apple said on Wednesday that Antonio García Martínez, a former Facebook product manager who joined its advertising business in April, was no longer with the company. The iPhone maker made the move after more than 2,000 Apple employees signed an internal petition objecting to what they denounced as sexist and racist views in his 2016 book "Chaos Monkeys" about working in Silicon Valley. On Twitter on Friday, García Martínez said Apple had been well aware of his writing and had interviewed references he provided to the company about the differences between his professional and literary personas.

• AstraZeneca PLC & Johnson & Johnson: Irish health officials are considering allowing the use of COVID-19 vaccines from AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson for those aged between 40 and 49 in addition to the current use for over-50s, a senior health official said. The Irish Health Service's Chief Clinical Officer Colm Henry said an expert group had recommended the consideration of the use of the two vaccines in those aged 40-49 "with some conditions" and that a final decision would be announced soon. Additionally, The U.S. military has offered to provide some J&J's coronavirus vaccines for South Korean troops, the defence ministry said, as South Korea struggles with a shortage of COVID-19 shots. Separately, India has found 26 suspected cases of bleeding and clotting among recipients of the AstraZeneca vaccine, the health ministry said, describing the risk as "minuscule" out of the 164 million doses administered.

• At Home Group Inc: The largest shareholder of At Home said it intends to vote against the deal to take the U.S. retailer private at $36 per share, according to a letter obtained by Reuters. CAS Investment Partners in a letter to At Home's board of directors on Sunday said that it plans to vote against a $2.8 billion sale of the retailer to private-equity firm Hellman & Friedman. CAS holds about 17% of the retailer's shares. The shareholder believes the current deal to sell At Home for $36 per share "grossly undervalues the company and deprives stockholders of anything resembling a fair premium", the letter said, adding that it expects to contend for a more realistic valuation at $70 per share or more.

• Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, S.A. & PNC Financial Services Group Inc: The Federal Reserve said on Friday it had approved the acquisition of the U.S. operations of Spanish lender BBVA by PNC, clearing the way for a deal first announced in November. The $11.6 billion cash acquisition will be the second largest since the 2008 financial crisis when completed, creating a bank with nearly $650 billion in assets spread across roughly two dozen U.S. states.

• BHP Group Ltd: The company is under pressure from Canada to greenlight a giant potash project when it makes a final investment decision by mid-year but some investors said the world's biggest miner may obtain better returns by ploughing the funds elsewhere. The fertiliser ingredient will be in oversupply over much of the next decade, crimping returns from the project, and BHP may be better off investing more in commodities like copper and nickel which are seeing booming demand from the adoption of electric vehicles and solar power, they said. The Anglo-Australian company would ease investor concerns if it firms up a plan to sell a stake in the project, one investor said. BHP has said a stake sale was an option.

• Blackstone Group Inc: Australia's troubled casino operator Crown Resorts rejected an all-cash $6.5 billion buyout proposal from Blackstone as too low, but said it was seeking more information from rival suitor Star Entertainment Group. Crown said while it had considered a range of scenarios given regulatory enquiries, the U.S. private equity giant's offer of A$12.35 per share or A$8.4 billion did not take into account the full value of its assets, a potential jump in earnings once the pandemic eases and plans to pay down a significant amount of debt.

• Boeing Co: The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said on Friday it was requiring U.S. operators of 143 Boeing 737 Classic series airplanes to check for possible wire failures stemming from an investigation into an Indonesia crash in January. The 737 Classic is an older generation of planes more than two decades old. The FAA said the issue affected 1,041 737-300, -400 and -500 Classic series airplanes worldwide, but many are currently out of service, because of COVID-19 or other issues.

• Chevron Corp: Influential proxy advisor Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) has recommended shareholders back Chevron Chief Executive Michael Wirth for reelection to the company's board and oppose a proposal to split the CEO-chairman role at the No. 2 U.S. oil producer. ISS urged votes for Wirth but said Chevron could take additional steps to better manage climate-related risks, according to its report. While Chevron has pledged to limit the pace of growth of its carbon emissions that contribute to climate change, it has not set longer-term targets to achieve net zero as many European rivals have done.

• Credit Suisse Group AG: A Swiss parliamentary committee will discuss the fallout from billions of dollars worth of losses at the bank amid risk-management failures, bringing political scrutiny to bear on the financial sector, a Sunday paper reported. "It's the politicians' turn on the Credit Suisse issue," the SonntagsZeitung quoted Prisca Birrer-Heimo, a Social Democrat member of the lower house's economic affairs committee, as saying ahead of committee hearings set for Monday and Tuesday.

• Exxon Mobil Corp: The company said on Friday it will reinstall a gas compressor at its Liza Destiny platform off Guyana's coast in June, after an equipment failure last month prompted the company to slash output. The company said in a statement that its Liza-1 project was currently producing between 100,000-110,000 barrels per day (bpd) while flaring less than 15,000 standard cubic feet per day. The compressor failure prevented Exxon from producing at full capacity without flaring in excess of Guyana's government guidance.

• GlaxoSmithKline PLC & Sanofi SA: An experimental COVID-19 vaccine developed by Sanofi and GlaxoSmithKline showed a robust immune response in early-stage clinical trial results, enabling them to move to a late-stage study, the French drugmaker said. Sanofi and Britain's GSK said a global Phase III trial would start in the coming weeks and involve more than 35,000 adults, with the hope of seeing the vaccine approved by the fourth quarter after having initially targeted the first half of this year before a setback. "The Phase II interim results showed 95% to 100% seroconversion following a second injection in all age groups and across all doses, with acceptable tolerability and no safety concerns," Sanofi said.

• Kansas City Southern: The U.S. Department of Justice said on Friday that Canadian National Railway's bid for the U.S. railway operator appears to pose greater risks to competition than a rival agreement with Canadian Pacific Railway. "A CN-KCS transaction poses additional dangers to competition stemming from the potential elimination of direct, 'parallel' competition on routes served by both railroads, for example between Baton Rouge and New Orleans," the DOJ said in a filing with the U.S. Surface Transportation Board.

• KKR & Co Inc: OMERS Private Equity and the Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo) have sold a controlling stake in consultancy Environmental Resources Management (ERM) to the private equity firm, the Canadian funds said. The 60% stake sale gives ERM an enterprise value of $2.85 billion, a source familiar with the matter said. OMERS had a little over 40% of the business while AIMCo had slightly under 20%, with ERM management holding the balance, the source added.

• Mondelez International Inc & Procter & Gamble Co: Activist investment firm Trian Fund Management LP has trimmed its stake in two consumer staples companies, Procter & Gamble and snack foods company Mondelez, according to regulatory filings. Trian, founded by Nelson Peltz, Ed Garden and Peter May, held 8.9 million shares in P&G at the end of the first quarter, down 9.6% from the 9.8 million shares it owned at the end of the fourth quarter, according to a regulatory filing. The firm also cut its stake in Mondelez by 23% to hold 9.4 million shares.

• Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd: The cruise operator is cancelling a new line that had been scheduled to run from Israel to Greece and Cyprus from next month, citing regional security concerns. The sailings out of Haifa port would have been the first for Royal Caribbean's new ship "Odyssey of the Seas" and were intended to exploit a travel corridor being set up among the three countries for travellers vaccinated against COVID-19. "Due to the unrest in Israel and region, Odyssey has not been able to complete the preparations required," the company said late on Saturday in what appeared to be a reference to fighting over Gaza and tensions on Israel's border with Lebanon.

• Stellantis NV: Automaker Stellantis and iPhone assembler Foxconn said they would announce a strategic partnership on Tuesday. The two companies will hold a conference call on Tuesday to present the partnership, with Stellantis Chief Executive Carlos Tavares and Foxconn Chairman Young Liu among others, the groups said in a joint statement.

• Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd: The company said that from May 19 it will start to operate in separate teams to minimise the risk of COVID-19 infections, after a spike in domestic cases in Taiwan. TSMC, the world's largest contract chip-maker, said it had tightened its own rules in response to the government's raised warning level. All non-essential vendors will be restricted from entering TSMC facilities and staff and vendors must avoid moving across its main production sites in Hsinchu, Taichung and Tainan, it added.

• Tesla Inc: Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk is scheduled to visit the group's planned gigafactory near Berlin, a state minister said, shortly after the factory's opening was pushed back to late 2021. "We have been informed by @Tesla on Friday, May 14th, that a visit of @elonmusk of Gruenheide was expected to happen," Joerg Steinbach, Economy Minister of the German state of Brandenburg, where the plant is being built, said in a tweet late on Sunday. "As the purpose of this visit is mainly technical in character political meetings with (state premier) #Woidke or myself have not been scheduled."

• ViacomCBS Inc: The company said on Friday a dispute between CBS and its former Chief Executive Officer Leslie Moonves who was accused of sexual assault and harassment has been resolved and the parties have dismissed the arbitration process. CBS Corp had fired Moonves for cause in 2018 and denied a $120 million severance package following a board review of the findings of an investigation into allegations of sexual harassment and the CBS culture conducted by two law firms hired by the CBS board. The dispute moved into binding arbitration and the company contributed $120 million into a grantor trust, which now reverts to the company, ViacomCBS said.

• Walmart Inc: The company said on Friday that fully vaccinated employees will not need to wear a mask at work starting Tuesday, following the latest guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The world's largest retailer said in an internal memo to U.S. stores, Sam’s Clubs and supply chain facilities that unvaccinated workers must still wear face coverings. Vaccinated customers and Sam's Club members will be allowed to shop without a mask starting Friday.

• Walt Disney Co: Disney World and other U.S. amusement parks updated their mask policy following the latest guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) this week. Masks have been made optional in outdoor areas and pool decks at Disney World in Orlando, Florida, effective May 15, but are still needed for entering rides and at indoor locations, according to the guidelines posted on its website.


INSIGHT
Job fears, price spikes mean heartburn for Biden White House as economy revs up
High unemployment. Rising prices. Gas lines. They’re a bad memory for Americans old enough to remember the 1970s - but they’re also likely causing a few sleepless nights in the White House, as the United States’ economic recovery from the unprecedented coronavirus recession hits some bumps.


ANALYSTS' RECOMMENDATION
• Amgen Inc: Oppenheimer raises target price to $270 from $265, based on the company's potentially significant leadership advantages for Lumakras.

• Cigna Corp: Cowen and Company raises target price to $300 from $270, following the company's strong first-quarter results.

• L Brands Inc: Cowen and Company raises target price to $70 from $55, after the company delivered solid first-quarter results by continued momentum at both brands and its decision to spin out Victoria's Secret.

• Marathon Petroleum Corp: Simmons Energy raises target price to $67 from $64, based a better-than-expected margin outlook for the group through summer.

• UiPath Inc: Oppenheimer initiates coverage with perform rating, saying the company is the defining pure-play software supplier in Robotic Process Automation and exerts a market leadership position.


ECONOMIC EVENTS (All timings in U.S. Eastern Time)
0830 NY Fed Manufacturing for May: Expected 23.90; Prior 26.30
1000 NAHB Housing Market Index for May: Expected 83; Prior 83​


COMPANIES REPORTING RESULTS
No major S&P 500 companies are scheduled to report for the day.


CORPORATE EVENTS (All timings in U.S. Eastern Time)
1000 Consolidated Edison Inc: Annual Shareholders Meeting
1000 Hershey Co: Annual Shareholders Meeting
1100 Chemed Corp: Annual Shareholders Meeting
1400 Teladoc Health Inc: Annual Shareholders Meeting
1605 Western Midstream Partners LP: Q1 earnings conference call
1700 Zynga Inc: Annual Shareholders Meeting
1900 Terminix Global Holdings Inc: Annual Shareholders Meeting
2000 Tencent Music Entertainment Group: Q1 earnings conference call


EX-DIVIDENDS
Brunswick Corp: Amount $0.33
Reinsurance Group of America Inc: Amount $0.70
Skyworks Solutions Inc: Amount $0.50
Woodward Inc: Amount $0.16

Vanmorgen zien we wat lagere koersen via de futures, wil nog niet zoveel zeggen maar het is een indicatie. Verder valt de Bitcoin weer eens op, vaker heb ik al aangegeven daar niets mee te willen doen, ik slaap in de nacht graag en het weekend zonder beurs bevalt me ook prima. Bij de Bitcoin heb je geen nachtrust, en dan vooral op dit soort dagen en ben je in het weekend ook niet verlost van mogelijke onrust in het hoofd. Het viel me al op dat steeds meer mensen daarmee bezig zijn en plots zogenaamde gevorderde Technische Analisten zijn geworden die er rijk mee denken te worden. Dan moeten we zeker nadenken, maar dat zeg ik al lang genoeg, ook al zien we die munten vaak het onmogelijke doen. Wel valt het op dat het goud weer wat aan het opklimmen is, hoe dan ook ... alles blijft in beweging momenteel.

Verwachting markt:
Over de Bitcoin ga ik het niet zo vaak hebben, heb wel te doen met de mensen die op het laatste moment zijn ingestapt en ik kan u vertellen dat het er veel zijn, dat is altijd zo bij een hype ... wachten, twijfelen en dan instappen rond de hoogste stand en daarna weer (mogelijk lang of heel lang) wachten. Wat betreft de beurzen moeten we nu kijken wat er na het herstel van de afgelopen 2 dagen zal gebeuren, voor mij voelt het niet echt betrouwbaar, de snelheid en het FOMO gevoel (bang dat je iets zal missen gevoel) stak de kop weer op en het is soms zo herkenbaar. Wel is het zo dat de daling de afgelopen week sneller en dieper ging dan die van de week ervoor. Kortom, er stonden lagere bodems dan die van de week ervoor en dat is geen goed teken als we de TA mogen geloven. Daarom ben ik net als iedereen zeer benieuwd naar het vervolg deze week, kalmte is er amper op de markten nu zodat we in ieder geval alert moeten blijven en proberen om te handelen op grote bewegingen ofwel rond de topzone of rond de bodem.

Dat er zich kansen genoeg voordoen is een feit, ook nu weer, het stevige herstel zou wel eens een momentum kunnen opleveren voor een nieuwe instap omlaag hetgeen ik voorzichtig ook doe met kleine posities voor de leden.

Weekoverzicht afgelopen week:
Op Wall Street sluit alles desondanks de rally van donderdag en vrijdag de week af met verlies, de Dow Jones kreeg alle kanten van het spectrum te zien want na het nieuwe record van maandag op 35.091 punten terwijl de bodem van de afgelopen week uitkwam op 33.555 punten. Een verschil tussen hoog en laag toch 1535 punten ofwel 4,5%. Door de rally van donderdag en vrijdag beperkt de Dow het verlies tot 395 punten bekeken over de gehele week. De S&P 500 verloor 59 punten terwijl de Dow Transport slechts 26 punten lager sloot. De grootste verliezen zien we bij de tech indices, de Nasdaq verloor 322 punten terwijl de Nasdaq 100 de week 326 punten lager sluit. De SOX index (semi-conductor index) verloor 131 punten. De tech indices staan na de rally nog altijd onder hun 50-daags gemiddelde. Hoe dan ook een behoorlijk volatiele week op Wall Street.

Europa lag er ook weer verdeeld bij want de AEX verloor 15 punten (-2,1%) terwijl de DAX net in de plus geraakt op weekbasis (+17 punten). De Franse CAC 40 sloot de week vlak af, er staat een verliesje van -0,4 punt. In Europa dus een vreemd verloop en vooral de divergentie valt ook hier op, zie het verschil tussen de AEX en de DAX, wel werd het een volatiele week alles bij elkaar genomen want de indices laten een brede range zien tussen hoog en laag. De top bij de AEX kwam uit op 718,5 punten, de bodem zien we rond de 678 punten, tussen hoog en laag goed voor ruim 40 punten.

Resultaat dit jaar verloopt naar wens maar we blijven rustig:
Deze maand heb ik al 2 keer met posities winst kunnen behalen, we zitten nu weer met wat kleine posities in de markt die op de komende week zijn gericht, dit na het stevige herstel van de afgelopen 2 sessies, ofwel ik ga voor een nieuwe terugval na de heropleving. Zo staan we deze maand op een mooie winst en ook bekeken over dit jaar (2021) verloopt tot nu toe alles prima.

Wordt nu dus lid en volg de signalen, er komen nog hele leuke kansen dit jaar omdat ik de nodige volatiliteit verwacht op beurzen ... Zie hieronder het resultaat van deze maand per abonnement. De posities die nu open staan kunt u nog opnemen.

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Technische ontwikkeling markt:
Technisch bekeken blijft alles moeilijk nu, we zien veel beweging en dat maakt alles er niet makkelijker op. Toch kunnen we op extremen wat doen, dat is ook weer een voordeel bij het handelen. Wel is het zo dat de indices nu onder hun toppen staan maar waar ik dacht dat het even voorbij zou zijn (wat nog altijd kan) zien we dat alles behalve de tech indices er weer naartoe kruipt. Wel is het ook zo dat de beweging van pakweg 2-3% omhoog vanaf de bodem kan worden gecorrigeerd de komende week. Dus technisch even moeilijk maar aan de andere kant is het ook zo dat de rally snel weer kan worden verkocht.

De komende dagen weten we meer, even maandag afwachten. En nogmaals, technisch neig ik meer naar een nieuwe poot omlaag, dus opletten en niet te gretig worden.

Overzicht markt:

Technische conditie AEX:
De AEX herpakt zich sterk en dat na de piek onder de belangrijke steun, het was wel slecht dat die even niet werd gehouden maar het slot erboven is in ieder geval positief voor op de korte termijn. Wel twijfel ik of de index nu zomaar weer naar de top kan, een hertest van die zone 688-690 punten zit er nog zeker in de komende week. We gaan het zien, steun nu de zone 695-698 met snel daaronder die bodemzone 688-690 punten. Dat wordt belangrijk nu. Weerstand rond de huidige stand en de 708 punten, later de bekende 712 en de topzone 718-719 punten.

Technische conditie DAX:
De DAX blijft nog steeds sterk liggen en wist zich desondanks de stevige schuiver van donderdag te herpakken tot net onder de topzone. Dat wil niet zeggen dat we er vanuit moeten gaan dat de DAX vrij spel omhoog krijgt, wel is het zo dat de index zich sterk weet te houden in deze toch moeilijke fase.

De DAX blijft ruim boven de 15.000 punten voorlopig, steun nu die 15.200, de 15.100 en de bodemzone rond de 14.800-14.850 punten. Onder die 14.850 punten kan het wel versnellen omlaag maar we hebben voorlopig nog een houvast bij de DAX. We zien ook de lagere toppen via de grafiek hieronder en de indicatoren blijven nog altijd zwak bij de DAX. Het ziet er desondanks het verloop van de afgelopen 2 sessies nog steeds niet al te best uit. Weerstand nu de top rond de 15.500 punten.

S&P 500 analyse:
De S&P herpakt zich sterk vanaf het 50-MA en de steunlijn onder de bodems, het ging ook deze keer weer heel snel zodat ik nog wel een correctie verwacht op deze grote move omhoog. Weerstand nu de zone 4175-4200 punten, later de topzone rond de 4230-4235 punten. Steun blijft de 4120 en de bodem van de afgelopen week rond de 4065 punten, dat het snel kan gaan hebben we gemerkt en daar moeten we hoe dan ook rekening mee blijven houden.

Analyse Nasdaq:
De Nasdaq blijft over de gehele lijn nog zwak, de index staat na het herstel van vrijdag nog altijd onder het 50-MA en de indicatoren staan negatief. Zowel de RSI onder de 50 en de MACD onder de 0-lijn. Steun nu de bodem van afgelopen week rond de 13.000 punten, later de 12.750 punten. Weerstand nu het 50-MA rond de 13.550 punten en de 13.725 punten.

De index staat nu redelijk ver onder de top zodat ik niet verwacht dat we daar na 2 pogingen weer snel gaan geraken. We kijken ook hier naar het verloop de komende sessies ... Ik verwacht via de Nasdaq dat er snel een volgende daling op gang kan komen.

Euro, olie en goud:
De euro zien we nu rond de 1.213 dollar, de prijs van een vat Brent olie komt uit op 68,5 dollar terwijl een troy ounce goud nu op 1855 dollar staat.

De LIVEBLOG en Twitter:
Via de LIVEBLOG en tussendoor ook via mijn Twitter account laat ik gedurende de dag ook wat grafiekjes met korte uitleg voorbij komen over de markt. Op Twitter kunt u mij volgen via @USMarkets dan kunt u deze snelle informatie die ik deel uiteraard ook inzien .... https://twitter.com/USMarkets , ook opvallende beursfeiten komen er vaak langs !

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Hieronder de resultaten van dit jaar (2021):

Met vriendelijke groet,
Guy Boscart