Published in TZ Latest News 22 February, 2022 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Correction: Savosolar Plc’s financial statement release 1 January – 31 December 2021
Correction: Savosolar Plc’s financial statement release 1 January – 31 December 2021
In the Annex 2 of Savosolar Plc’s 2021 financial statement release, which was released on 21st February 2022, there was a mistake regarding personnel expenses. The correct personnel expense in 2021 was 2.274 thousand euros (in the release it was 274 thousand euros). This mistake has had no impact to any other numbers in the financial release. Below the financial statement release with the corrected Annex 2.
Published in TZ Latest News 22 February, 2022 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Korjaus: Savosolar Oyj:n tilinpäätöstiedote 1.1.-31.12.2021
Korjaus: Savosolar Oyj:n tilinpäätöstiedote 1.1.-31.12.2021
Savosolar Oyj:n vuoden 2021 tilinpäätöstiedotteen, joka julkistettiin 21.2.2022, liitteessä 2 oli kirjoitusvirhe henkilöstökulujen kohdalla. Oikea henkilöstökulu vuonna 2021 on 2 274 tuhatta euroa (tiedotteessa oli 274 tuhatta euroa). Tällä virheellä ei ole ollut vaikutusta tiedotteen muihin lukuihin. Alla tilinpäätöstiedote, jossa korjattu liite 2.
Published in TZ Latest News 22 February, 2022 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Cavotec divests the Airports business to US based investment company Fernweh Group
Cavotec divests the Airports business to US based investment company Fernweh Group
Cavotec SA has signed an agreement to divest 100% of its Airports business to US based investment company Fernweh Group LLC for an approximate implied enterprise value of EUR 16 million, and an approximate equity value of EUR 10 million plus an additional defered value of approximately EUR 3 million if certain considerations are met.
Published in Options · Stocks · TZ Featured Lists 2 June, 2013 by The TZ Featured Staff Comments Off on Sunday links: profoundly complex
Sunday links: profoundly complex
Quote of the day
Robert Seawright, “The world we live in is profoundly complex and is much more difficult for us to navigate than we usually think or assume.” (Above the Market)
Chart of the day
Published in Options · TZ Featured Lists 19 May, 2013 by The TZ Featured Staff Comments Off on Sunday links: high fee follies
Sunday links: high fee follies
Quote of the day
Burton Malkiel, “The major inefficiency in financial markets today involves the market for investment advice, and poses the question of why investors continue to pay fees for asset management services that are so high.” (askblog)
Chart of the day
Published in Options · TZ Featured Lists 19 May, 2013 by The TZ Featured Staff Comments Off on Sunday links: high fee follies
Sunday links: high fee follies
Quote of the day
Burton Malkiel, “The major inefficiency in financial markets today involves the market for investment advice, and poses the question of why investors continue to pay fees for asset management services that are so high.” (askblog)
Chart of the day
Published in TZ Resources 16 April, 2018 by The TZ Resources Staff Comments Off on Bitwise
Bitwise
The world’s first cryptocurrency index fund.
The Bitwise HOLD 10 Private Index Fund holds the top 10 cryptocurrencies weighted by 5-year diluted market cap and rebalanced monthly. Assets are purchased from multiple liquidity providers, held in 100% cold storage, and audited annually. Taxes are prepared for investors.
Published in TZ Resources 15 February, 2018 by The TZ Resources Staff Comments Off on Autonomous NEXT
Autonomous NEXT
Mission-driven Innovation and Fintech analysis for financial firms and investors+ weekly thoughts on roboadvisors, blockchain, neobanks, insurtech and artificial intelligence. Find out how it all fits together here:
Published in TZ Resources 15 February, 2018 by The TZ Resources Staff Comments Off on Autonomous NEXT
Autonomous NEXT
Mission-driven Innovation and Fintech analysis for financial firms and investors+ weekly thoughts on roboadvisors, blockchain, neobanks, insurtech and artificial intelligence. Find out how it all fits together here:
Published in Options 2 December, 2008 by admin
Options Trade Strategy: Put Diagonal Calendar Spread
One of the wide variety of strategies options traders can employ with limited risk is the Put Diagonal Calendar Spread. It can be used when the market is likely to track sideways for a while. The trader can either make a profit from the option trade or end up with shares in the underlying and still have insurance on them.
The mechanics of the trade are relatively simple; the trader sells an ATM or slightly ITM Put option for a front month, say January, and then buys a February Put option one strike lower. The trade can usually be done for close to even money and the maximum risk is limited to the width of the spread should the shares fall and the trader is assigned shares from the short Put. The long Put will as insurance until the February expiration.
At the January expiry the trader can let the front option expire if it’s out of the money or buy it back if it’s in the money and then sell the long February Put and make a slight profit or small loss on the trade. Or, if the Put option is in the money, they can have the stock “put” to them and allow the price of the short put offset the cost of the shares.
For example, if a stock has been selling in a channel between $50 and $55 for several months the trader can sell a January $51 Put for $2.80 and buy a February $50 Put for $2.95 for a debit of $1.50. If the January $51 expires out of the money (and worthless) then the trader only has to sell the February $50 Put for more than 15 cents to make a profit.
However, if the stock dropped a certain amount and the trader was assigned the shares on the short January $51 Put, he would still have the long February $50 Put as insurance and would have a lot more options regarding what he wanted to do with the position. One scenario would be to sell a longer-term (perhaps March or April) OTM covered call to mitigate the current $1.50 risk on the trade—and could actually end up making a very good profit on the entire transaction over time.
Options give traders an increased ability to limit risk and to quickly get to profitability and/or to adjust a trades as market conditions change.
Published in Options 1 December, 2008 by admin
Trading Memo
I continue to be interested in ProShares UltraShort FTSE Xinhua China 25 ETF (FXP) . The 09 JAN 60.0 covered calls are paying 305.3 percent annualized and the stock, currently at 55.67 (+4.46), is trading near its all time lows. Although this ETF has been driven down in recent weeks due to the market’s rally, a gauge of China’s manufacturing activity in November, as compiled by brokerage CLSA Asia-Pacific Markets, showed the sharpest contraction in the history of the survey. FXP has continuously ranked very high on an annualized percentage basis during the last few months and this information should drive it higher in the forseeable future.
Published in ETF's 25 November, 2008 by admin
MSCI Launches Islamic Indexes
MSCI Barra is expanding the MSCI Global Islamic Indices to include
small-cap emerging market stocks and a set of frontier market
countries. With the addition of 16 frontier markets, the total number
of MSCI Islamic country indexes will rise from 53 to 69.
Index providers have targeted the Islamic investing world as an area
of growth for benchmark construction, as both institutions, retail and
government investors across the Middle East and in Southeast Asia
assume a higher profile. Dow Jones recently unveiled its first
Shari’ah compliant benchmark for companies in Southeast Asia, and the
total assets invested in Shari’ah compliant indexes is growing sharply.
IndexUniverse.com