Christ don't make me do this from the beach with no bloomberg TV or CNBC!!! ROKU sucks-! 1> WEAVE. This name I believe will lose less than people think and have a small beat. This name was a regular IPO not a SPAC This name trades for $11 when it IPO's Over $20 This name got an upgrade today with earn this week-- Weave price target raised to $12 from $6 at Piper Sandler » 06:53 WEAV
It's not so easy to be entertaining each & every day and to come up with an actionable idea or two each & every day is it? This morning's GBA read is like when I ask for buy ideas or watch stocks and I never get even one... It seems when the foot hits the pedal only i am ready to jam on the gas and put his creds on the line... gummy-! NKLA J.B. Hunt subsidiary to purchase 13 Nikola zero-emission Class 8 trucks » 07:58 NKLA, JBHT
Nikola Corporation (NKLA)-- $2.30 area in the pre got exciting///// we went past--> Now $2.44 NasdaqGS - NasdaqGS Real Time Price. 2.2700+0.1700 (+8.10%) At close: July 28 04:00PM EDT 2.4400 +0.1700 (+7.4890%) Pre-Market: -
Archer got an EVTOL order as well, a military order, but despite it's high dollar amount there are some aspects of that purchase order that give me pause.. it's part of an ongoing contract so we may be paying up for this twice (celebrating twice) and the ACHR delivery number is quite low... I have to Double check but it was maybe 8.
This closed // it stirs up all kind of trouble for DIS and ESPN./ DIS is trying like heck to do something with ESPN but they are heading down the wrong road- rather than link up with an gambling outfit they are going to try and de bundle everyone and charge a la cart this will backfire horribly. There have been rumors of a Dis buyout. Twice over the past 2 weeks this has come across my desk... Who could be big enough? Try Apple.<-------------------------
<<<<< China Time To Exit-? >>>>>>>>> Or Can We Stretch this..... Hopes Run High for Chinese Stocks as Beijing Targets Consumption 8 Bloomberg News Mon, July 31, 2023 at 5:19 AM EDT (Bloomberg) -- Chinese stocks are ending July on an optimistic note as Beijing showcases its determination to shore up an economy that’s lost steam in recent weeks. Equities climbed again on Monday, adding to last week’s rally and helping key gauges cap their best month since January. China’s top economic planning agency released a wide-ranging policy document containing some recently announced consumption-related initiatives, and a separate report said big cities such as Beijing and Shenzhen may ease curbs on the property sector. That’s raised bets regulators are keen to follow through on the promises made at last week’s Politburo meeting. Having been disappointed by a lack of policy execution repeatedly in the past, investors are hoping things will be different this time. Overseas funds bought onshore China stocks for a fifth straight session on Monday, taking net purchases since the key meeting to 49 billion yuan ($6.7 billion). “The government’s stance has clearly turned more supportive,” said Vey-Sern Ling, managing director at Union Bancaire Privee. There is more confidence that China will back up stimulus talk with concrete measures, he added. To-be-sure, China’s economic recovery continues a concern and it remains to be seen how soon and how much of an impact can the latest measures make. Economic activity lost more steam in July with manufacturing contracting again and the services sector weakening, data showed on Monday. Further, Beijing has stopped short of providing direct fiscal support to consumers and the latest steps are targeted toward improving the supply of goods in the economy, rather than demand. The Hang Seng China Enterprises Index, which tracks the nation’s stocks listed in Hong Kong, jumped as much as 3.2% on Monday before finishing 1.3% higher. It surged 6.1% surge last week. The CSI 300 Index of mainland shares rose 0.6%. Both measures posted their best monthly gain since January. A Bloomberg Intelligence gauge of real estate shares came close to entering a bull market. The rebound in Chinese stocks is reminiscent of the impressive surge seen over the November-January period, which came after the nation dismantled stringent Covid curbs and reopened its economy and society. Poor economic data, persistent property woes and geopolitical tensions then combined to dent sentiment, and investors have since sold into intermittent rallies. Market watchers have stressed that implementation of policy promises is a must to sustain the latest rebound. “We still believe last October was the long-term trough of Chinese markets,” said Kerry Goh, chief investment officer at Kamet Capital Partners Pte. “On the shorter-term basis, there would be some volatilities but the lows should be getting higher” as China isn’t facing inflation and valuations are at deep discounts to major markets. Earnings Support China should provide easier access for mid- to long-term funds to invest in its stock market as “stabilizers” and guide household savings to the market as part of its capital market reform, China Securities Journal said in a front-page commentary Monday. Some better-than-expected earnings reports, including those from restaurant operator Haidilao International Holding Ltd. and battery maker Contemporary Amperex Technology Co., have added to the positive sentiment. “The upcoming earnings results will be a factor, and although expectations are not high, a continued recovery in big tech earnings would support the rally given the weighting in China indices,” said Marvin Chen, a Bloomberg Intelligence analyst.
8.75% This is the rate the US Gov gives a Green Energy Co... can't we do better than that? Aemetis, Inc. AB-2 Phase Fully Funded with $34.4 million from 20-year $25 million USDA Loan and $9.4 million of Aemetis Funded Equity; Expands Aemetis Biogas from Seven Operating Dairies to 15 Dairies to Supply an Estimated 400,000 MMBtu per year of Carbon Negative RNG for Use as Transportation Fuel to Replace Diesel CUPERTINO, Calif., July 31, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NewMediaWire -- Aemetis, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMTX), a renewable natural gas and renewable fuels company focused on negative carbon intensity products, announced today the closing of its second $25 million, 20-year term loan guaranteed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) for a total of $50 million of Aemetis Biogas project financing arranged by Greater Commercial Lending (GCL) in the past nine months. The Aemetis Biogas Central Dairy RNG Project is now fully funded to build biogas digesters and related assets for eight additional dairies using the $9.4 million of equity financing already provided by Aemetis and the $25 million of new debt financing guaranteed by the USDA. Magnolia Bank of Elizabethtown, Kentucky provided the primary funding for the $25 million loan to Aemetis Biogas 2, LLC (AB-2), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Aemetis, Inc. “The USDA Renewable Energy for America Program (REAP) provides long term, 20-year financing that enables the construction of projects that improve air quality and reduce carbon pollution such as the Aemetis Biogas Central Dairy Digester Project,” stated Eric McAfee, Chairman and CEO of Aemetis. “We appreciate the good working relationship that has been developed with the team at Greater Commercial Lending and we are pleased to have Magnolia Bank as the new primary lender for the AB-2 phase of the project.” Aemetis Biogas has built and is fully operating dairy biogas digesters for seven dairies, a 40-mile biogas pipeline, the central biogas-to-RNG production facility and the PG&E gas utility interconnection unit. When completed, the biogas digesters for the combined 15 dairies are designed to produce more than 400,000 MMBtus per year of carbon negative renewable natural gas. The long-term, 20-year project financing was guaranteed by the USDA through the Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) and carries approximately an 8.75% fixed interest rate for the first five years.