QCAAF QUINSAM CAPITAL CORP
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Quinsam Capital GAAP EPS of -$0.01
Quinsam Capital GAAP EPS of $0.00
Quinsam Capital GAAP EPS of -C$0.07
Quinsam Capital Declares CAD 0.0013 Dividend
Quinsam Capital GAAP EPS of -$0.05
Quinsam Capital press release (OTCPK:QCAAF): GAAP EPS of -$0.05.
Quinsam Capital GAAP EPS of -C$0.02
Quinsam Capital press release (OTCPK:QCAAF): Q1 GAAP EPS of -C$0.02.Quinsam raised cash in Q1/2022 with net sales of investments of over C$900K. As at March 31, 2022, we had cash of approximately C$
Quinsam Capital declares $0.0013 dividend
Quinsam Capital (OTCPK:QCAAF) declares $0.0013/share quarterly dividend, in line with previous.Forward yield 7.14%Payable May 31; for shareholders of record May 9; ex-div May 6.See QCAAF Dividend Scor
Quinsam Capital declares CAD 0.0013 dividend
Quinsam Capital (OTCPK:QCAAF) declares CAD 0.0013/share quarterly dividend, in line with previous.Forward yield 3.57%Payable Feb. 25; for shareholders of record Feb. 4; ex-div Feb. 3.See QCAAF Dividen
JPMorgan Chase & Co: the risk of the US debt ceiling to the market "seems to be moderate"
JPMorgan Chase & Co strategist Jay Barry said at an event at the Brookings Institution on Tuesday that the risk posed by the current debt ceiling "seems moderate" because investors seem willing to buy cheaply, given the abundance of capital in the financial system. The current risk is about half of what it was in 2011 and 2013, he said, because it was not seen spreading across the yield curve. Although investors are anxious about a potential default, leading to a rise in Treasury yields, "liquidity is very abundant, and there are other less constrained investors who seem to buy these once prices go down."
Outlook of 25 investment banks: us non-farm may highlight persistent shortage of job market in August
The original title: outlook of 25 investment banks: us non-farm payrolls in August may highlight persistent job shortage Beijing time on Friday (September 3) 20:30 Beijing time will release changes in non-farm payrolls and unemployment rate after the August adjustment in the United States. On Wednesday (September 1), 25 large investment banks, including Morgan Stanley (Morgan Stanley), released their forecasts for the data, as follows. The forecasts of 25 large investment banks show that there is a large gap in the expectations of major investment banks for the growth of non-farm payrolls in August. specifically, the growth of non-farm payrolls in the United States after the August quarterly adjustment is expected to be between 400000 and 1 million, and the unemployment rate is expected.
Google has fired more than 80 employees in the past 3 years: peeking at user data and secretly spying on colleagues
Sina Technology News reported on the evening of August 4, Beijing time, that according to reports, an internal document shows that Google has fired more than 80 employees in the past three years, mainly because it misused the company's internal tools to access user data. This document shows that under certain circumstances, some Google employees also use these tools to secretly monitor other employees, which violates Google's policies. According to the document, Google fired 36 employees last year, most of them because they improperly handled confidential information, such as sharing this information with people outside the company. Also, due to data security-related reasons, Google resolved in 2018
The Fed Vice Chairman's interest rate hike remarks shocked the bond market bottom-seekers and decided to wait
Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Richard Clarida's remarks in the morning brought new clues to the market. He said he supports waiting until 2023 to raise interest rates. After this statement, market participants discovered that they could no longer find a reason to buy US bonds at a low price, because investors plan to wait until the $126 billion interest-bearing treasury bonds are issued next week, investors plan to wait until the bonds fall a little more before buying them. Traders said that Clarida's comments were not as hawkish as Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller, but not as dovish as investors had originally anticipated. Money market expectations for interest rate hikes in 2023 came quickly
Wall Street bulls: there is still a lot of room for US stocks to rise, and volatility is part of the process.
U. S. stocks fell sharply on Monday, with the Dow down more than 700 points, its biggest one-day drop since October. But Art Hogan, longtime bullish on Wall Street and chief market strategist at National Securities, believes such wild swings will lay the groundwork for a sharp rebound and prompt him to raise his year-end target for the S & P 500. Speaking of the sharp fall in US stocks, Hogan said: "this is just a light spot on the radar screen." He believes that a decline of 5% to 10% is under way. But he stressed that this was to be expected. "on average, every
Urban traffic in Europe recovered to pre-pandemic levels after more than a year
According to map provider TomTom, traffic in 15 major European cities has returned to the same level of busyness as in 2019 for the first time since the COVID-19 pandemic began. The data shows that traffic congestion in these cities reached a level similar to before the pandemic last week, the worst since March 2020. As vaccination rates rise and the economy reopens, drivers are increasingly using their cars. There are steady signs that oil consumption in the UK and other European countries is closely following the improvement in US travel as travel restrictions are relaxed. Bank of America reiterated on Monday that it expects this year
Wall Street expects 61% of employees to return to the office by the end of September
Wall Street is increasingly optimistic about persuading employees to return to the office. According to a survey conducted by Partnership for New York City, employers in the financial services industry expect 61% of employees to return to the office by the end of September, up from 50% in the March survey. About 14% of financial workers have returned to the office, ranking second among the industries surveyed, but it is still far below 70% of the real estate industry. After the pandemic forced people to go home and work for more than a year, major Wall Street employers are coming up with plans to persuade employees to return to the office. Bank of America drums
Bosch Group invests 1 billion euros to open chip factory in Germany
Germany's Bosch Group opened a 1 billion euro chip factory in Germany on Monday, making the largest investment ever for an auto parts supplier to help ease the chip supply crisis and make Europe dependent on chips imported from Asia or the US. Bosch said the chips produced at the plant near the city of Dresden will be used in the latest electric and autonomous vehicles. The plant will start producing power tool chips in July and automotive chips from September. It is worth mentioning that according to an EU investment plan, the Bosch plant received 200 million euros (243 million US dollars)
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