STABLE COIN LA VIA PER ESSERE LIBERI DAL FALLIMENTO DEL SISTEMA EURO


CON GENNAIO POSSIBILE SQUEEZE SU FERRARI....ATTENZIONE AL MERCATO DEL PRESTITO TITOLI - PRENDERE A PRESTITO LA FERRARI COSTA IL 90% ALL'ANNO

Short sellers waiting for recently listed shares of Ferrari NV to swerve off the road may soon face higher costs to maintain their bets on the luxury sportscar maker.
Nearly all of the Ferrari shares available for borrowing by short sellers have been lent out, pushing the cost of borrowing the few remains shares sharply higher, according to Ihor Dusaniwsky, managing director of Research at S3, which advises investors. 
IN PRATICA PRENDERE A PRESTITO TITOLI FERRARI DIVENTA SEMPRE PIU' DIFFICILE E ONEROSO..
"No one can go and short a big block of stock right now. Right now, we're literally talking about dribs and drabs and the end piece of the pot roast," Dusaniwsky said.
its stock has since fallen 8 percent from its IPO price, with some investors skeptical that the small-volume, capital-intensive carmaker will be able to sustain the high valuations of a luxury goods brand.
Short sellers borrow shares and then sell them, hoping to buy them back at a lower price and then return them to their owner. In the meantime, they must also pay interest to the owner.
Short sellers with existing bets against Ferrari have recently been paying an annual interest rate between 17 percent and 30 percent to borrow the carmaker's shares, according to S3's data. 
PRENDERE A PRESTITO TITOLI FERRARTI COSTAVA DAL 17% AL 30% ALL'ANNO...DECISAMENTE NON POCO...MA ADESSO PUO' COSTARE FINO AL 90% E CON  IL PASSARE DEL TEMPO I VECCHI PRESTITI VENGONO RINEGOZIATI....
E SE INIZIANO LE RICOPERTURE....ALLORA CI SARA' DA RIDERE...SHORTARE FERRARI OGGI E' DA PAZZI...
But with so little supply, new borrowers are being charged as much as 90 percent, and current borrowers will eventually see the rates they are charged move toward that level, Dusaniwsky said.
Controlled by Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV, Ferrari put just 9.1 percent of its shares on the market, limiting the supply of shares to potential short sellers.
Short interest in Ferrari rose from 1.3 percent of outstanding shares in mid-November to 2.1 percent in mid-December, according to Nasdaq data. But as a percentage of Ferrari's shares available for trading, short interest in mid-December was 20.9 percent.
On Tuesday, Ferrari's stock rose 3.19 percent to $47.91 after S&P Dow Jones Indices said the company would be added to the S&P Europe 350 and S&P Euro indexes.
CHE FERRARI VALGA 30 DOLLARI LO SANNO ANCHE I SASSI...MA CHE PRIMA DI VEDERE I 30 SI VEDRANNO I 60 E' QUASI SICURO VISTA LA SITUAZIONE SUL MERCATO DEL PRESTITO TITOLI....SIETA STATI AVVISATI

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3 commenti:

Anonimo ha detto...

Paolo consigli di entrare in fca il 4 gennaio ?

Anonimo ha detto...

Chi va in fca il primo dell'anno va in fca tutto l,anno. :-)

Anonimo ha detto...

La Ferrari in Borsa (spero di sbagliarmi) ma mi sa che farà lo stesso trend della Telecom. La Ferrari non doveva essere quotata, ma implementata con + innovazione per continuare ad essere ciò che era: un prodotto di nicchia extralusso; ma questo è solo il mio punto di vista.Personalmente monitoro il titolo Porsche.
Auguri di buon Anno WALTER MERONI