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In the Delaware court, after basically colluding with the board of directors and being engulfed in smoke for not properly disclosing the feasibility of reward targets, Mr. Musk and Tesla are trying to push through the +50 billion dollar reward package again. As I understood it, the goals were as follows. Revenue of 20 billion dollars and total market value of 100 billion dollars was achieved. Tesla achieved both easily, and they knew that would happen even before the rewards package (which was undisclosed at the time). Stock options of 300 million shares (or about 10% of the company) seem unreasonable for these targets. However, if the negotiations were fair, there is no technical problem. There is no denying that Tesla's board of directors is under Musk's control.
If you look at Tesla from a broader perspective, it's down 30% year to date. Mr Musk has laid off about 10% of his employees. FSD is not close to completion yet. Sales have declined year over year. The Supercharger team has been largely fired. Musk has launched a company that directly competes with Tesla. So my question is I praise handing over 10% of the company to this man who doesn't seem to care about Tesla...
If you look at Tesla from a broader perspective, it's down 30% year to date. Mr Musk has laid off about 10% of his employees. FSD is not close to completion yet. Sales have declined year over year. The Supercharger team has been largely fired. Musk has launched a company that directly competes with Tesla. So my question is I praise handing over 10% of the company to this man who doesn't seem to care about Tesla...
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$Takashimaya(8233.JP$ Compared to Isetan, EPS is low, and I think it's amazing that they are showing positive results due to the collapse! Is this better than Isetan?
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$Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group(8316.JP$
Congrats 🎊
Great, share buyout, dividend increase, 3 split! It's God ‼️
Congrats 🎊
Great, share buyout, dividend increase, 3 split! It's God ‼️
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$Nintendo(7974.JP$ It was announced that there will be a campaign where “The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom” can be purchased at a special set price.
The campaign runs until 5/28. During the period, if you simultaneously purchase the main game “The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom” and “benefits attached to the Collector's Edition” at the My Nintendo Store, you can purchase benefits at a special price.
The “benefits included with the Collector's Edition” are the Nintendo Switch software “The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom” package only (no game cards), art book, steel poster (Iconart specification), Nintendo Switch card case steel book specification, and pin badge set (4 types).
The special set price is 11,750 yen for the “download software+bonus” and 11,770 yen for the “packaged software+bonus.”
Also, it was announced at the same time that icon parts for “The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom” will be distributed for a limited time until 5/28 9:59. The icon parts are...
The campaign runs until 5/28. During the period, if you simultaneously purchase the main game “The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom” and “benefits attached to the Collector's Edition” at the My Nintendo Store, you can purchase benefits at a special price.
The “benefits included with the Collector's Edition” are the Nintendo Switch software “The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom” package only (no game cards), art book, steel poster (Iconart specification), Nintendo Switch card case steel book specification, and pin badge set (4 types).
The special set price is 11,750 yen for the “download software+bonus” and 11,770 yen for the “packaged software+bonus.”
Also, it was announced at the same time that icon parts for “The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom” will be distributed for a limited time until 5/28 9:59. The icon parts are...
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It's over 7890 yen, so I'm looking at it from a neutral point of view.
If it exceeds 8227 yen and the decline stops, the target is 8987 yen to 9220 yen on an upward line.
It's over 7890 yen, so I'm looking at it from a neutral point of view.
If it exceeds 8227 yen and the decline stops, the target is 8987 yen to 9220 yen on an upward line.
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Nintendo's stock price was hit hard by the company warning of a sharp decline in profits and suggesting the possibility that the next-generation game console Switch would not be sold until 2025, and recorded the biggest decline in the past month or more. President Shuntaro Furukawa stated via social media that Nintendo plans to release the 7-year-old Switch next year, but that announcement will not be made at the next Nintendo Direct. In response to this news, Nintendo shares fell 4.9% in the Tokyo Stock Exchange.
Prior to this, Nintendo anticipated a 19% decrease in sales and a 24% decrease in operating profit for the fiscal year ending 2025/3 to 400 billion yen, which exceeded market expectations.
Mr. Eiji Maeda, an analyst at SMBC Nikko Securities, pointed out that Mr. Furukawa's statement suggests that sales of next-generation hardware are at the earliest until 2025. He said, “The sales volume of 13.5 million Switch units, which is Nintendo's target for this fiscal year, seems difficult until next-generation consoles are released.”
According to the quarterly report for March this year, Nintendo's operating profit fell 31% to 64.5 billion yen, a sharp drop more than expected. Headquartered in Kyoto...
Prior to this, Nintendo anticipated a 19% decrease in sales and a 24% decrease in operating profit for the fiscal year ending 2025/3 to 400 billion yen, which exceeded market expectations.
Mr. Eiji Maeda, an analyst at SMBC Nikko Securities, pointed out that Mr. Furukawa's statement suggests that sales of next-generation hardware are at the earliest until 2025. He said, “The sales volume of 13.5 million Switch units, which is Nintendo's target for this fiscal year, seems difficult until next-generation consoles are released.”
According to the quarterly report for March this year, Nintendo's operating profit fell 31% to 64.5 billion yen, a sharp drop more than expected. Headquartered in Kyoto...
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$Sumitomo(8053.JP$
$Marubeni(8002.JP$
$Mitsui(8031.JP$
$ITOCHU(8001.JP$
$Mitsubishi(8058.JP$
I was a little curious, so I looked it up
from above
7th place Mitsubishi Corporation 14,810,440,334,232
12th place Mitsui & Co. 11,626,679,665,966
13th place ITOCHU 11,618,824,953,824
36th place Sumitomo Corporation 5,259,256,328,100
42nd place Marubeni 4,862,100,919,053.5
So it's Sumitomo Corporation and Marubeni that are attracting attention in the future and seem to have particularly intense price movements
Well, it's also affected by financial results, etc., but if you want to invade risk and aim for big returns, companies with lower market capitalization are better
Speaking of which, all the charts are good and it seems that they will continue to rise
$Marubeni(8002.JP$
$Mitsui(8031.JP$
$ITOCHU(8001.JP$
$Mitsubishi(8058.JP$
I was a little curious, so I looked it up
from above
7th place Mitsubishi Corporation 14,810,440,334,232
12th place Mitsui & Co. 11,626,679,665,966
13th place ITOCHU 11,618,824,953,824
36th place Sumitomo Corporation 5,259,256,328,100
42nd place Marubeni 4,862,100,919,053.5
So it's Sumitomo Corporation and Marubeni that are attracting attention in the future and seem to have particularly intense price movements
Well, it's also affected by financial results, etc., but if you want to invade risk and aim for big returns, companies with lower market capitalization are better
Speaking of which, all the charts are good and it seems that they will continue to rise
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