$LUFAX(06623.HK$ It is a normal thing, but there are a bunch of Form 144s filed with the SEC on cashless stock option exercises. It is a normal thing to do and probably the smart thing to do. They probably exercised to get the dividend but still, I always wish option holders would pay the cost of taxes out-of-pocket. Then again, I'll complain about everything that doesn't go exactly the way I want it to go.
$WING ON CO(00289.HK$ Not a bad dividend. Don't recall how much of it was taken in fees from brokerage firm and withholding tax last time but I remember thinking I should sell if it was going to be that high all the time. The withholding tax I expected and understood, but not the fees.
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$Lufax(LU.US$ why do the board not consider to buy back the share? for the benefit of share holder, since there is so much cash reserve.
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$Lufax(LU.US$ Paying HK$933 million for the bank. Long term I guess it makes some sense. Economically they are a bank at this point in time with the depositors being their financial partners.
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$Lufax(LU.US$ at this rate, it may be a worthwhile business to borrow from Lufax in China and park the money in banks in Hong Kong, where interest rate rises in tandem with US. There could be a difference of 1-2% soon
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$WeWork(WE.US$ shorts wrecked time to pile in. CEO say Wework will survive
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$LUFAX(06623.HK$ $Lufax(LU.US$ Did anyone understand their guidance? I understood that new loans are performing to expectations and am glad that they cut back on new loans. I understood that they expect to go to insuring all of the loans and I think, but ultimately do not know, that this is a good idea. I understand that loan provisions will go up as they move to guarantee loans.
What I do not know is how servicing income is going to move in future quarters (it has ...
What I do not know is how servicing income is going to move in future quarters (it has ...
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Guess they'll have to sell norilsk nickel stock.