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Shopify Inc fell by more than 7%, and the company expects growth to slow in 2021.
Shopify Inc fell more than 7%, and the company expects growth to slow in 2021. Shopify Inc announced that Q4 revenue in 2020 is 977.7 million US dollars, and the market is expected to be 910 million US dollars, compared with 505 million US dollars in the same period last year. Q4 earned $0.99 per share, compared with a market expectation of $0.55, compared with $0.01 in the same period last year. The total value of Q4 commodity trading exceeds 41 billion US dollars, reaching 120 billion US dollars in 2020. Shopify Inc will earn $2.59 per share in 2020, and the market is expected to earn $2.10, compared with-$1.10 in the same period last year. Sh
Institutions win: new York hedge funds bet nearly $700m on GME
As the long-short battle for U. S. stocks around the game station and other stocks is coming to an end, some investors who chase high in the later period have lost all their money. However, Richard Richard Mashaal and Brian Gonick successfully cut short leeks in the epic showdown and made nearly $700m, making it one of the legendary wealth-making stories of January's market frenzy. They are not retail investors on Reddit, but two hedge fund managers from New York who have been buying PlayStation shares since September last year.
Global companies raise $546 billion in equity and bonds in January SPAC financing soars 20-fold
Global companies raised $546 billion in January by issuing new stocks and bonds, according to data released Wednesday by financial data firm Refinitiv. As central banks print money and stock markets recover, record amounts of money are raised through IPO, SPAC trading and share sales. In January, global companies raised as much as $106.15 billion through IPO, SPAC and secondary share offerings, of which the amount raised through SPAC transactions soared 20-fold from the same period last year to $24.26 billion. Global companies also raise money by issuing bonds.
General Motors Co temporarily closed three factories due to chip shortage
General Motors Co warned on Wednesday that global chip supply shortages would reduce production this year and plans to suspend production at three plants in North America, becoming the latest in a series of car companies affected by chip shortages. The company said the three plants in Kansas and Mexico and Canada would be temporarily closed for a week next week and planned to cut capacity at one plant in South Korea in half this week. GM has been struggling to maintain production at its four large pick-up truck and SUV plants, which are the main source of its profits. But the company said in a statement that the situation was "still very unstable".