It wouldn't surprise me if some of them were in our stock and had to raise capital and just sold our stock." - Ted Karkus, CEO of ProPhase Labs, discussing the downward pressure on his company's stock after it raised $37.5 million in a public stock offering.ġ0.
"We did that deal right at a time, where GameStop and AMC were destroying some hedge funds who got into a jam. I wish I could tell you that we owned some in advance, and we benefited from them." - Richard Pzena, CEO of Pzena Investment Management, asked about Tesla, GameStop, and bitcoin.ĩ. The high-flying growth stocks, the items that have caused the market to have these giant dislocations where you stare in amazement, we're not in those. "The craziness in the market has very little impact on us, because we just don't have any exposure to any of these kinds of companies. Read More: Bank of America shares 9 stocks to buy as the pandemic prompts consumers to shift their spending habits towards 'solitary leisure' activities like golf and bikingĨ. We have a better feel for what's going on right now, and I don't see a dot-com bust." - David Farr, CEO of Emerson Electric, comparing his current level of concern to his fears during the internet bubble and after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. "The other problem is the GameStop thing that's going on out there.
Before the global financial crisis and before the internet bubble burst, we saw similar kinds of phenomena." - Oki Matsumoto, CEO of Monex.ħ. But now they play around with the smaller stocks as well. It used to be when we talk about Japanese retail customers buying a US equity, it's Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, something like that. "The GameStop fever - we did see Japanese retail customers trading those shares a lot as well.
"When you start looking at some of the alternative-energy stocks, you start looking at some of the small speculative stocks, what's happened in the last several days with GameStop - there is an area that I think is overheated." - Mark Stoeckle, CEO of Adams Diversified Equity Fund, highlighting bubbles in the market.Ħ.
0 kommentar(er)
