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Revenir Energy Announces Final Sale, Marking Strategic Exit From Operated Oil and Gas Portfolio
Comparing Legacy Reserves (OTCMKTS:LGCYQ) & Amplify Energy (NYSE:AMPY)
Legacy Reserves to Become Revenir Energy
Morgan Stanley downgraded US stocks to reduce S & P's 500-year target at 4000 points.
Morgan Stanley downgraded the US stock market to underweight and expects US stocks to have a bumpy road from September to October as the Fed prepares to ease loose monetary policy. Andrew Sheets, chief cross-asset strategist at Morgan Stanley, said in a report: "We believe that September-October will be a bumpy period with the approach of the final phase of the transition in the middle of the cycle. The next two months pose a huge risk to economic growth, policy and legislative agendas. We downgrade the US stock market to underweight and are more bullish on European and Japanese stocks. " The bearish view of Morgan Stanley is supported by the Federal Reserve.
NIO Auto rose 0.75% before the market, second-quarter revenue doubled year on year, and losses per share narrowed sharply
NIO Auto (NIO.N) rose 0.75% before the market, second-quarter revenue doubled year on year, and losses per share narrowed sharply.
Boeing rose more than 2% before the market. It is reported that it is seeking a new loan of 4 billion US dollars
Boeing rose more than 2% before the market. It is reported that the company is seeking to obtain a new loan of 4 billion US dollars; it has obtained Gatong Beixiang to raise the target price. According to media reports, Boeing is seeking a new loan of 4 billion US dollars from institutional investors led by Citigroup to cope with a situation where global demand for new aircraft may slow down for a long time. The report said that the company could choose to expand the capital scale of its two-year loan credit agreement to 6 billion US dollars. Some analysts pointed out that in order to ensure that it has sufficient liquidity to survive, the debt accumulated by Boeing itself has increased by 50 billion US dollars. In the foreseeable future, the additional debt burden will be
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