Rolex responds to the shortage of watches: scarcity is unman-made; quality is never sacrificed to speed up production
Rolex, which has always been famous for its mystery, recently broke its silence on a rare occasion, responding to media reports about a shortage of its luxury watches, saying that this scarcity was not man-made, and that the company would never sacrifice quality to speed up production to meet surging demand. “The scarcity of our products is not our strategy,” the company said. Our current production cannot fully meet current demand, at least without reducing the quality of our watches, and we refuse to do this because we never compromise on the quality of our products.” The statement also said, “Rolex will not compromise on what it takes to produce excellent watches
“Stock Goddess” Says Tesla Has Four Entry Thresholds
Ark Investments founder Cathy Wood said at an investment conference that Tesla created four entry barriers, which gave it an advantage in competition with other electric vehicle manufacturers. The first threshold, Wood said, is, “Cars made by Tesla use cylindrical batteries, while most other cars use lithium-ion soft-pack batteries. The latter is about 15%-20% more expensive. As a result, as far as we can see, its batteries will cost less.” The second entry threshold is the artificial intelligence chip designed by Tesla, which draws on Apple's experience using its own chips. Wood added, “Another barrier to entry
Sales exceeded before the pandemic, McDonald's restarted $15 billion in stock buybacks
US fast food giant McDonald's said on Thursday that it will restart its stock repurchase program and raise quarterly dividends as its business recovers from the impact of the pandemic. The company suspended its $15 billion share repurchase program last year to reserve cash to deal with the health crisis that forced many restaurants to close. But now that its global sales have surpassed pre-pandemic levels, the company raised its performance forecast for fiscal year 2021 in July, hoping that as the economy reopens, people will continue to eat out. McDonald's announced on Thursday that it will raise its quarterly dividend by 7% to $1.38 per share, meaning that the fourth-quarter dividend scale will exceed
The Gates Foundation is preparing to adjust its governance structure Melinda is likely to resign
The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation said it plans to add more trustees to the board by early next year; furthermore, if Melinda Gates and Bill Gates think they can't work together, Melinda will resign from the board after two years. According to an announcement on Wednesday, Foundation CEO Mark Suzman and Operations and Legal Director Connie Collingsworth will take the lead in studying and formulating recommendations on the number of trustees and selection procedures. The new trustee will be announced in January 2022. The announcement says the soon-to-be-divorced Gates will also donate 15 to the foundation
South Korea's KOSPI Index hits a record high and is now up 0.3%
[Korea's KOSPI Index hits a record high] South Korea's KOSPI Index reached a record high and is now up 0.3% to 3271.01 points.
Bezos's ex-wife donated another 2.7 billion US dollars and has donated more than 8.5 billion dollars so far
MacKenzie Scott, the former wife of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, announced on Tuesday local time that she has donated more than 2.7 billion US dollars to hundreds of groups this year. Scott wrote in a blog post that she has donated to 286 “high-impact organizations” that focus on a variety of causes, from the arts and racial justice to higher education and fighting domestic violence. This is Scott's first donation since her remarriage; she married Dan Jewitt, a Seattle science teacher, earlier this year. Scott wrote in his blog: “Dan and I, and a group of researchers, managers, and advisors — we
Jeffrey: Electric cars “implied” significant carbon emissions
Broker Jefferies (Jefferies) believes that electric vehicle production is currently facing a “hidden carbon emissions” challenge. Simon Powell (Simon Powell), head of global research at Jefferies, said, “In order to reap the environmental dividends expected by the government, users will have to use them longer and drive farther than traditional internal combustion locomotives.” He explained that only by doing this can we offset the materials such as steel, aluminum, and glass used to produce electric vehicles, as well as the “large” carbon emissions generated in the process of assembling electric vehicles. The problems faced by electric vehicles are more complicated, he said, because
Another tech company moved out of Buffett in California to “break new ground” Snowflake cancels its California headquarters
Snowflake, which created the largest software IPO in US stocks last year, announced that it had closed its headquarters in California and became another technology company that moved out of California. Snowflake said there will no longer be a corporate headquarters, but according to US SEC regulations, a “main executive office” will be set up in Bozeman, Montana, a small city with a population of less than 50,000, as the permanent location for its CEO and CFO. However, Snowflake will still have a huge business in Silicon Valley, and recently even carried out a major redesign of its San Mateo office for employees
Hedge funds' short positions in junk bonds are the largest since the Lehman crisis.
Original title: hedge fund junk short positions reached the largest since the Lehman crisis a month ago, zero hedging analysts warned that the Fed's continuous intervention has let some troubled investors out of difficulties, after the Fed cut interest rates several times last year, even the lowest quality junk bonds (CCC bonds) prices have risen sharply, the original "high yield bonds" have become "low yield" It also provides time for zombie companies everywhere to survive. Moreover, as long as more people come in and central banks continue to inject hundreds of billions of dollars into the market every month, then horse racing and dancing will lead to a junk debt spree.
Double bet on reflation trading! Us stocks are expected to maintain a bull market
Original title: double bet on reflation trading! Us stocks are expected to maintain a bull market. Judging from the weak non-farm data, the economy is not strong enough for the Fed to scale back its stimulus measures, so "home" concept technology stocks will continue to rise. Any effort to revive the economy is likely to fuel inflation, meaning banks and airlines will benefit. This is the logic behind the indestructibility of US stocks in May 2021, nearly 14 months after the outbreak led to the collapse of the market and the loss of 8 million jobs in the US labor market. According to JPMorgan strategists, as long as Federal Reserve Chairman Bowie
Citigroup: the Bank of England is still expected to cut interest rates by 20 basis points by August
After the Bank of England announced its policy decision on Thursday, Citigroup Inc still expected the central bank to cut interest rates by 20 basis points by August and recommended accepting that month's MPC overnight interbank interest rate (Sonia). Analysts such as Christian Schulz, head of European research at Citi, wrote: "by then or a little later, the central bank may have to downgrade its forecasts to provide guidance at the lower end of the effective interest rate range." The main risk for our expectations is that the boost from the vaccine programme is greater than we expected, or that the government will introduce more generous financial support so that the central bank does not need to provide further support. "M
LIZHI INC has risen nearly 60%, and its share price has risen to a 52-week high, which has risen by more than 310% this week.
LIZHI INC has risen nearly 60 per cent and its share price has risen to a 52-week high and has risen more than 310 per cent this week. Earlier, it was reported that LIZHI INC joined hands with Pop Mart International to create the first brand podcast. LIZHI INC announced that the company has signed a cooperation agreement with Pop Mart International to jointly create the first brand podcast. LIZHI INC said that LIZHI INC podcast App is a vertical podcast content platform under LIZHI INC, which attracts users with its high-quality high-quality podcast content. Through cooperation with Pop Mart International, LIZHI INC will help Pop Mart International's brand podcast reach a wider range of users and enhance brand awareness on LIZHI INC podcast.
Economists Warn: Vaccines Alone Will Not Save the US Economy
Carl Tannenbaum (Carl Tannenbaum), chief economist at Northern Trust (Northern Trust), an established private bank in the US, said on Wednesday that the COVID-19 vaccine will not immediately stimulate the US economy. As the US economic recovery is losing momentum, more fiscal stimulus is still necessary. Tannenbaum said that although the vaccine news and the better-than-expected employment growth in the US in October were “encouraging”, this did not reduce the need for further economic stimulus measures. He said, “In terms of employment, there are still 10 million Americans. They were in January
参议院周六召开会议讨论巴雷特的提名 周一将确认结果
程序性投票将于周日进行,最终确认将于周一进行。 美东时间周六下午,参议院将罕见地举行会议,就巴雷特(Amy Coney Barrett)法官进入最高法院一事进行辩论。几天后,选民将决定共和党人是否将继续控制参议院和白宫。 民主党人强烈反对在如此临近选举的时候确认巴雷特的任命,抵制了司法委员会周四的投票。纽约州民主党参议员查克·舒默(Chuck Schumer)星期五在参议院的会议上采取了四种拖延战
Midday: focus on earnings and stimulus package US stocks rise and fall mixed
In the early morning of the 14th Beijing time, US stocks were mixed at noon on Tuesday. Investors are concerned about the results of banks such as JPMorgan Chase & Co and Citigroup and the progress of the US stimulus package. Both Apple Inc and Amazon.Com Inc will hold important activities. The severe epidemic situation of COVID-19 and the setback of the vaccine have depressed the market. IMF expects the global economy to contract by 4.4 per cent this year. The Dow fell 82.83 points, or 0.29%, to 28754.69; the Nasdaq rose 38.99 points, or 0.33%, to 11915.25; and the S & P 500 fell 9.27 points, or 0.26%, to 3524.95. JPMorgan Chase & Co, Citibank and
The Prev plunged 4.5% and once regained all this year's losses in 3200 S & P 500 trading.
Clue Clues | rational investment this page is updated dynamically, and the latest information can be obtained by refreshing. Click here to follow the official Weibo Corp @ ETF investment clue. The following is a 15:30 summary of "clue Clues": [market focus] Asia-Pacific stock markets fell on Thursday. After falling 1.56 per cent on Wednesday, the Prev tumbled, losing 3300 at one point, down 1.41 per cent at midday at 3314.03, and widened to close at 3210.1, down 4.5 per cent in the afternoon. The turnover of the two cities exceeded 1.5 trillion yuan for the ninth consecutive trading day. Northbound funds had a net outflow of more than 6.9 billion yuan throughout the day. Today's two cities
The Hong Kong stock Hang Seng Index turned down Meituan Dianping and Xiaomi Group both fell more than 5%
Sina Technology News reported on the afternoon of July 16 that Meituan Dianping and Xiaomi Group both widened to 5%. As of press release, Meituan Dianping fell 5.68% to HK$189.200, with a Hong Kong stock market capitalization of HK$1112.015 billion; Xiaomi Group fell 5.25% to HK$15.50, and the Hong Kong stock market capitalization was HK$373.339 billion.
Peugeot's global sales fell 46% in the first half of the year, Chinese sales fell 42%
On the 16th, Beijing time, French automaker Peugeot said on Thursday that due to the COVID-19 pandemic, global sales in the first half of this year fell 46% from the same period last year to 1,033,253 vehicles. Among them, sales in Europe fell 47% to 884,524 units; sales in the Middle East and Africa were 71,285 units, which is basically the same as the same period last year. Sales in Latin America fell 46% to 37,154 units. Sales in China fell 42% to 34,276 units.
瑞士历峰二季度销售额暴跌47% 中国业绩强劲增长
北京时间16日消息,瑞士奢侈品巨头历峰集团周四表示,受新冠疫情影响,截至6月底的第一财季销售额为19.9亿欧元,较上年同期暴跌47%。 该公司表示,除中国以外所有地区的销售额均大幅下跌,但中国市场的销售额强劲增长。 历峰表示,截至6月30日,其所有分销中心和大部分门店都已重新开放,除了美洲地区的门店和旅游零售店之外。
Cruise giants save themselves by selling ships at Carnival
On the 16th, Beijing time, cruise giant Carnival, which is in trouble due to the epidemic, said on Wednesday that it has sold four cruise ships of its Dutch American Cruise Line (Holland America). Last week, Carnival reported a net loss of 4.4 billion US dollars for the second fiscal quarter ending at the end of May, the biggest loss ever, and plans to sell 13 cruise ships within the next three months. The company said earlier on Wednesday that it is seeking to raise about $1.26 billion through debt sales.
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