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Fumas algo muy malo ya te lo hemos comentado varias veces... dónde ves tu aquí un 90%?¿? de rentabilidad en ALIBABA. Ten encanta mentir por mentir...
https://es.finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=BABA#symbol=BABA;range=1d ¿?¿?¿
Al tiempo... cuando corrija fuertemente WS más vale que no te pille dentro pequeño buda :D
Saludos
"The two major components of Sec. 382 are ownership change and limitation. An ownership change occurs if immediately after an owner shift or an equity structure shift, there is a greater than 50% change in the value of the stock owned by five percent shareholders during the testing period (generally three years). An ownership change is triggered by the purchase and sale, redemption, or new issuance of stock."
Things to consider:
1) WMIH is still in the 3 year testing period. If KKR exercised their warrants today they would trigger another change in ownership. There goes the NOL. Nothing may be allowed to happen until after March 2015 which unfortunately flushes $125M of Hedge Fund financing unless extended. (That could kill share prices if it expires.)
2) KKR now owns, more or less, 26% of WMIH. Who else is going to deal with WMIH when there's only 74% of the pie left? WMIH essentially became a shell of KKR when the deal was signed. We are waiting for KKR to have a tax liability they want to eliminate. They may not have it yet or not in the proper form of a company for WMIH to acquire.
3) Consider how some M&As happen. I was a holder in El Paso pipeline. KMI bought EP out. The M&A happened with EP spending ONE DAY as a new company. EP (company A) purchased a shell (company B) on day one, became company B on day two, and then KMI bought out company B on day three. In this situation what KKR may do is have WMIH buy a tax liability, book the NOL useage making the taxes owed now $0 and become company B. After that KKR then exercises its warrants and buys out the rest of company B (us) as they already own 26%.
Its telling that KKR has an option to buy 50% of WMIH.
The NOLs are worth about $7.64/share to us. KKR owns the rest. They're only going to pay $98M for $540M of tax cash (18 cents on the dollar). KKR has $442M reasons to make a deal happen. There's also about $.50/share in cash. So WMIH can go either back down to $.50 or up to $8.00. We're at $2. So the upside is 400% and the downside is 75% loss. If its only two options of equal chance of occurring (50/50) I would play those odds any time.
WMIH Roulette:
$100 to $400
$100 to $25
Result: $200 bet to get back $425.
If you are a negative person and you think the odds of crapping out are 75%, still profitable.
WMIH Craps:
$100 to 400
$100 to 25
$100 to 25
$100 to 25
Result: $400 bet to get $475.
If you are a really negative person like then 1:5 odds (20% chance) of WMIH doing a merger.
WMIH Slots:
$100 to 400
$100 to 25
$100 to 25
$100 to 25
$100 to 25
$500 bet to return $500.
So the point you should bail out and run for the exit is if you think the chances of WMIH using its NOLs are less than 20%.
Mind you that this does not take into account if WMIH manages to use a part of its NOLs. Its an all or nothing assumption.
Es que Simpson compro las acciones con descuento, los chinos lo aplican especialmente a cualquier Buda reencarnado que las hubiese solicitado a su debido tiempo.
I did a great deal of rounding and guesswork, and there is great potential for human error in this work. Moreover, as we all know, the bids and asks we see on AStocks' screen are not necessarily the actual best bids or best offers, etc, etc, etc. For example, when CRTC was the only offer at a price and stock traded at that price, I assumed the seller was CRTC. If CRTC was sharing the ask with other market makers (usually 1 other, sometimes as many as 4 others at the same price) I assumed that CRTC participated 1/3 of the time as a seller.
However, I believe I can show that CRTC is an effective blocker and supplier of downward pressure on the stock in recent weeks, far in excess of the actual shares being sold by CRTC.
Background: I noted recently that CRTC, who spent most of the summer on the BID side of our market as a buyer, recently began showing up regularly on the ASK side as a seller.
I reviewed the daily videos prepared by AStocks and took notes on what I saw. It appears that on October 20 CRTC first appeared with stock for sale, and they have participated almost daily since then, for most of the trading day.
Total Trading Minutes CRTC Shares Traded Minutes CRTC Shares Traded Total
Minutes Low Bid Alone At Ask Price Low Bid w/ Others At Ask Price Volume
10/20 390 30 100 60 100 129,000
10/21 390 100 2200 170 2800 89,000
10/22 390 0 0 40 100 49,000
10/23 390 0 0 30 0 86,000
10/24 390 0 0 240 2200 39,000
10/27 390 110 30800 0 0 126,000
10/28 390 30 100 190 27100 129,000
10/29 390 0 0 320 0 35,000
10/30 390 0 0 0 0 48,000
10/31 390 0 0 0 0 42,000
11/03 390 - - - - 281,000
11/04 390 10 12000 50 13000 449,000
11/05 390 150 56500 150 33800 231,000
11/06 390 20 1200 120 3300 92,000
11/07 390 0 0 0 0 85,000
11/10 390 - - - - 247,000
11/11 390 0 0 280 9100 33,000
11/12 390 0 0 300 12300 306,000
11/13 390 10 500 60 14000 567,000
11/14 390 0 0 0 0 257,000
Total Trading Minutes: 20 days: 7,800
Trading Minutes on 18 days CRTC participated: 7,000
Approx. Minutes CRTC was offering stock for sale: 6,500 = 93% of the time
Approx. Minutes CRTC had lowest ask price by itself: 460 = 7% of the time
Approx. Minutes CRTC shared lowest ask along with others: 2,010 = 29% of the time
Approx. # shares sold by CRTC in last 20 days: 103,400 + (1/3 of 117,800) = 142,600 shares sold
Summary Points:
1. CRTC appeared as a seller on October 20 and has been selling 18 of the last 20 days.
2. On the days it was trading, CRTC has shown stock for sale about 93% of the time.
3. On the days it was trading, CRTC had the lowest ask price only 36% of the time.
4. Over the last 20 days, I believe CRTC sold approximately 142,600 shares of stock.
5. That 142,600 shares represented just 4% of the 3,220,00 shares traded in last 20 days.
So, why is any of this important or interesting?
If you subscribe to the theory that the prolonged slippage in WMIH's stock price is not as much due to knowledgable selling as it is due to frightened selling to knowledgable buyers, then you can take my post and do some (8-BALLing) with my results.
Here are a few things I take as givens:
1. CRTC knows more about the WMIH situation than I do. Kevin Starke, their analyst following our company, goes back to pre-bankruptcy days.
2. CRTC spent all summer supporting the stock price and buying shares on a daily basis.
Then, I start 8-balling:
1. If CRTC really wanted to sell their WMIH position, is this how they would do it? Would you show up every day with an offering of stock, knowing full well that just your presence on the sell side sends a 'sell' signal to people watching the stock closely. No, you would be much more secretive about it.
2. Surely CRTC has more than 142,600 shares to sell (which is the approximate number I believe they sold in the last four weeks). They probably own millions of shares. At this rate it could take them years to sell out their position. They know all the major players in the stock - they could pick up the phone and quietly do a large transaction(s) and be done with it.
3. So, if CRTC isn't really serious about selling shares, why go through this excercise at all? Why waste the time and energy posting stock for sale each day, juggling the price around many times each session, never quite selling shares, just keeping a lid on things?
4. What if CRTC is playing both sides of the market, working as a buyer as well? Every trading day we see shares trade between AStock's bid and asked prices, and we never can figure out who is buying those shares so secretly.
5. Perhaps CRTC is trying to 'shake shares loose'. It isn't costing them many shares - they have only sold around 142,600 shares by my estimation - they could easily have bought 1,000,000 shares of more at the same time on the bid side of the market as retail shareholders got frightened and sold. Sometimes CRTC appears as a bidder, but they could be completing trades without showing up on the L2 screens.
Porque no contestas a tus falsas afirmaciones de ALIBABA, porque no dices cuando hasta cuando vas a asusmir pérdidas desde tus recomendaciones de entradas a 2,74, 2,50 y tu gran entrada con todo a 2.00 baratititas baratitas y con volumen..., porque no dices a los usuarios que hay que vender y ponerse bajista porque ya no hay tu famosa acumulación como muestra el siguiente gráfico ya que tanto te gusta el AT no es solo para cuando te interesa majete.
Saludos
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El valor está cayendo eso es una verdad como un templo... pero ni que yo tuviera que pedir disculpas ni sentirme culpable por eso... hasta ahí podíamos llegar Maxi fluye un poco que se te van a salir las venas macho.
Solo te voy a dejar una frase... ni estamos muertos ni esto es tan malo como lo quieres pintar... depende de KKR y de la variable tiempo... yo lo tengo para mantener el tipo y tu??????
Simpson ¿Cuando vas a pedir publicas disculpas a Maximunae?
¿Esperas que la accion acabe hundida hasta las profundidades?
¿Que esperas para salirte y salvar los restos del naufragio?
1. Nunca... hasta que el se disculpe conmigo por sus continuos ataques.
2. No
3. Espero que en algún momento haya un cambio de tendencia, una noticia que haga recuperar todo el terreno perdido y que demuestre que KKR si apuesta por WMIH. El año pasado el mes de Diciembre vio revalorizarse el valor un 145%... ¿Porque no puede ocurrir lo mismo este año? No tengo la verdad absoluta de nada pero creo que al final las noticias llegaran y no me quiero quedar fuera.
PD: ¿Te acuerdas que me decías lo mismo con WAMU que nunca saldríamos de la bancarrota que ibamos a morir todos... no ocurrió así fue una de esas raras ocasiones... pues ahora espero que ocurra lo mismo.