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Aandeel PROSUS AEX:PRX.NL, NL0013654783

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Prosus in 2021

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  1. forum rang 8 Hopper58 20 augustus 2021 16:14
    Op finanzen.net:

    "JPMORGAN: Prosus "buy"
    Freitag, 20.08.21 14:35

    20210820 – NEW YORK (dpa-AFX Analyser) - Die US-Bank JPMorgan hat das Kursziel für Prosus nach Quartalszahlen der Beteiligung Tencent von 146 auf 134 Euro gesenkt, die Einstufung aber auf "Overweight" belassen. Dies schrieb Analyst Marcus Diebel in einer am Freitag vorliegenden Studie."
  2. forum rang 8 Pedro Ines Kuilen 20 augustus 2021 16:14
    quote:

    Julius Digibyte schreef op 20 augustus 2021 16:09:

    [...]

    Spreek voor jezelf ajb. Ik kots Cees niet uit, ik vind Cees geen waardeloze toevoeging en begrijp zijn frustratie. Lees zijn berichten niet als het je stoort.
    Exact! Cees is van toegevoegde waarde! En ik hou er niet van als men denkt voor mij te kunnen spreken! Heeft iemand enig idee waarom Prosus stijgt? Geld stroomt bij mij binnen!
  3. Giebee 20 augustus 2021 18:01
    Dit artikel verscheen vandaag in de South Cina Morning Post:

    South China Morning Post

    China’s crackdown on Big Tech is a short-term cost for long-term health: state media
    • Chinese state media outlets are trying to reassure rattled investors to maintain confidence in China’s internet companies
    • An ongoing regulatory clampdown has wiped out more than US$1.5 trillion from Chinese technology stocks

    Published: 1:39pm, 20 Aug, 2021

    China’s regulatory crackdown on the country’s technology sector, which has so farwiped out around US$1.5 trillion of value from tech stocks, is a short-term cost that must be paid to ensure the healthy long-term growth of the digital economy, argued an op-ed published by the state-run Economic Daily on Friday.
    An apparent attempt to soothe market fears, the piece was published as investors are beginning to reconsider the risks and returns of Chinese tech stocks as share prices continue to fall in both New York and Hong Kong in response to Beijing’s shifting policies.
    The regulatory crackdown aims to “maintain fair and reasonable market competition” and is “normal market governance” instead of targeting capital or specific industries and companies, the authors of the op-ed wrote.
    “It shows China’s determination to develop the digital economy. The rapid growth of China’s digital economy will not change, and China will continue to lead the global digital economy,” the commentary claimed.
    So far, Tencent Holdings has lost 45 per cent from its January peak this year. Alibaba Group Holding, the owner of the South China Morning Post, has lost nearly half of its value from a peak in October last year. Delivery services giant Meituan has lost over half its value and short video platform Kuaishou is trading at about a fifth of February peak when it debuted in Hong Kong. Regulators in Beijing have rushed to publish new regulations and initiate new campaigns to clip the wings of Big Tech. Since last year, regulators have revoked approval to go public, levied a huge antitrust fine, forced a company to relinquish exclusive deals, initiated a cybersecurity probe just days after an overseas listing, and signed the death warrantof an entire industry sector with just one single policy change.
    The “short-term fluctuations” in the stock market, however, are a necessary price to pay for “healthy development”, the Economic Daily op-ed argues.
    This is not the first time a Chinese state-run outlet has tried to ease investor concerns.
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