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BUY=0.777
TARGET=0.780
SL=0.775
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SELL=3.011
TARGET=2.873
SL=3.102
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SELL=208.42
TARGET=204.51
SL=217.36
#ETHEREUM
BUY=1914.30
TARGET=1950.90
SL=1863.20
#FTSE 100
SELL=6628.7
TARGET=6564.4
SL=6692.7
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TARGET=0.780
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1.#Facebook - Facebook Inc's WhatsApp said on Thursday it will go ahead with its controversial privacy policy update but will allow users to read it at "their own pace" and will also display a banner providing additional information.
In January, the messaging platform informed users it was preparing a new privacy policy, under which it could share limited user data with Facebook and its group firms.
It sparked a global outcry and sent users to rival apps Telegram and Signal, among others, prompting WhatsApp to delay the new policy launch to May and to clarify the update was focused on allowing users to message with businesses and would not affect personal conversations.
In India, the messaging app's biggest user base, Facebook executives fielded questions from a parliamentary panel on the need for the changes, days after the country's technology ministry asked the messaging platform to withdraw them.
"We've also included more information to try and address concerns we're hearing," it added.
WhatsApp's announcement comes as parent Facebook moved to block all news content in Australia on Thursday, facing backlash from publishers and politicians, prompting a senior British lawmaker to label the move as an attempt to bully a democracy.
2. #VOLKSWAGEN :Volkswagen is considering a listing of its luxury car division Porsche AG to rake in cash needed for the group's shift towards software and electric vehicles, a person familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
"Those considerations exist," the source said, but cautioned the idea was still far from being discussed in committees and that any listing was not to be expected in 2021.
Manager Magazin had reported the news earlier, boosting Volkswagen shares by as much as 5.7%. The magazine said Volkswagen could list as much as 25% of Porsche AG, a stake that could be valued at 20 billion to 25 billion euros ($24-$30 billion).
Volkswagen declined to comment. Top shareholder Porsche Automobil Holding SE, which holds 31.4% of Volkswagen and 53.1% of the group's voting rights, also declined to comment.
The news comes hot on the heels of Daimler's announcement earlier this month that it will spin off its trucks division, marking the latest German company to break up as sprawling industrials seek ways to lift valuations.
Volkswagen faces tough competition in developing electrified and self-driving cars. The merger of Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot-owner PSA to create the world's fourth-biggest automaker Stellantis, adds to the pressure.
Speculation of a listing of Porsche AG - which some analysts believe could be worth as much as 100 billion euros and more than the current market capitalisation of its parent - are not new.
In an interview https://www.reuters.com/article/us-volkswagen-porsche-ipo-idUSKCN1MP0VC in 2018, Porsche AG finance chief Lutz Meschke said the unit could be worth up to 70 billion euros as a separately listed company.
He said at the time that Ferrari and Aston Martin had both benefited from listings and Porsche should think about ways it could make itself more attractive.
1.#Facebook - Facebook Inc's WhatsApp said on Thursday it will go ahead with its controversial privacy policy update but will allow users to read it at "their own pace" and will also display a banner providing additional information.
In January, the messaging platform informed users it was preparing a new privacy policy, under which it could share limited user data with Facebook and its group firms.
It sparked a global outcry and sent users to rival apps Telegram and Signal, among others, prompting WhatsApp to delay the new policy launch to May and to clarify the update was focused on allowing users to message with businesses and would not affect personal conversations.
In India, the messaging app's biggest user base, Facebook executives fielded questions from a parliamentary panel on the need for the changes, days after the country's technology ministry asked the messaging platform to withdraw them.
"We've also included more information to try and address concerns we're hearing," it added.
WhatsApp's announcement comes as parent Facebook moved to block all news content in Australia on Thursday, facing backlash from publishers and politicians, prompting a senior British lawmaker to label the move as an attempt to bully a democracy.
2. #VOLKSWAGEN :Volkswagen is considering a listing of its luxury car division Porsche AG to rake in cash needed for the group's shift towards software and electric vehicles, a person familiar with the matter said on Thursday.
"Those considerations exist," the source said, but cautioned the idea was still far from being discussed in committees and that any listing was not to be expected in 2021.
Manager Magazin had reported the news earlier, boosting Volkswagen shares by as much as 5.7%. The magazine said Volkswagen could list as much as 25% of Porsche AG, a stake that could be valued at 20 billion to 25 billion euros ($24-$30 billion).
Volkswagen declined to comment. Top shareholder Porsche Automobil Holding SE, which holds 31.4% of Volkswagen and 53.1% of the group's voting rights, also declined to comment.
The news comes hot on the heels of Daimler's announcement earlier this month that it will spin off its trucks division, marking the latest German company to break up as sprawling industrials seek ways to lift valuations.
Volkswagen faces tough competition in developing electrified and self-driving cars. The merger of Fiat Chrysler and Peugeot-owner PSA to create the world's fourth-biggest automaker Stellantis, adds to the pressure.
Speculation of a listing of Porsche AG - which some analysts believe could be worth as much as 100 billion euros and more than the current market capitalisation of its parent - are not new.
In an interview https://www.reuters.com/article/us-volkswagen-porsche-ipo-idUSKCN1MP0VC in 2018, Porsche AG finance chief Lutz Meschke said the unit could be worth up to 70 billion euros as a separately listed company.
He said at the time that Ferrari and Aston Martin had both benefited from listings and Porsche should think about ways it could make itself more attractive.
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Porsche needs to become more attractive to investors: CFO
Sportscar producer Porsche could be worth up to 70 billion euros ($81.08 billion) as a separately listed company and needs to think about ways to make itself more attractive to investors and partners, Chief Financial Officer Lutz Meschke told German newspaper…
3. #APPLE :- Apple Inc has added a security feature across its operating systems to battle hacks into its devices that rely on incoming iMessages, it said on Thursday.
The "BlastDoor" feature processes incoming iMessage traffic and only passes on safe data to the rest of an Apple device's operating system, company officials said in a briefing.
Starting in 2016, a team of former U.S. government intelligence operatives working for the United Arab Emirates hacked into the iPhones of activists, diplomats and rival foreign leaders, Reuters reported
Using a sophisticated spying tool called Karma, which relied on a flaw in Apple's iMessage system, they accessed iPhones without requiring the targets to click on anything to establish a connection. A new wave of attacks last year used similar tools to target journalists at Al Jazeera.
While largely invisible to users, BlastDoor is present on iOS 14, the most recent version of Apple's iPhone operating system, and systems for all its other devices, company officials said.
Apple held the briefing around the release of its annual security guide for cybersecurity researchers.
The latest update included new details on how many security features long found in iPhones are being brought over to Apple's Mac computer line, which in November began to integrate custom-designed processor chips after more than a decade of relying on Intel Corp processors.
4.#UBER:- Britain's Supreme Court will rule on Friday in a battle over workers' rights at taxi app Uber that could have ramifications for millions of people in the gig economy.
In a case led by two drivers, a London employment tribunal ruled in 2016 that they were due entitlements such as the minimum wage, paid holidays and rest breaks.
The Silicon Valley-based company appealed the decision all the way to Britain's top court which will provide its verdict from 0945 GMT on Friday.
Uber drivers are currently treated as self-employed, meaning that in law they are only afforded minimal protections.
If the firm loses, it could still take several months for the details to be worked out following a further employment tribunal hearing, depending on the nature of the Supreme Court's decision.
"It would involve them working out exactly how many hours they worked, how much they got paid for those hours and identifying occasions when that meant that they were paid less than the minimum wage," Matt McDonald, a partner who specialises in employment disputes at law firm Shakespeare Martineau.
"As an administrative job for the courts, it's a messy one," he said.
A total of 25 drivers form part of an expanded group who are part of the case. Uber has around 60,000 drivers in Britain, including 45,000 in London, one of its most important markets.
A win, however, would be a major boost to it and several transportation, delivery and courier companies which use a similar business model, including food service firm Deliveroo and taxi rival Addison Lee.
5.#AMAZON:-A group representing Amazon.com Inc , Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc joined the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and others in filing suit on Thursday to challenge Maryland's first-in-the nation new digital advertising tax.
The Chamber, the largest U.S. business group; the Internet Association, which represents dozens of tech companies; the Computer & Communications Industry Association; and NetChoice filed suit in U.S. District Court in Maryland seeking an injunction to block the new tax adopted last week by the state legislature over the veto of Republican Governor Larry Hogan.
The suit calls the law "a punitive assault on digital, but not print, advertising. It is illegal in myriad ways and should be declared unlawful and enjoined."
State lawmakers estimate the tax could raise as much as $250 million a year after it takes effect. Other states are also considering taxing digital advertising.
Maryland State Senate President Bill Ferguson said in a statement it was "disappointing to see these companies spend millions on high-powered attorneys instead of paying their fair share."
The "BlastDoor" feature processes incoming iMessage traffic and only passes on safe data to the rest of an Apple device's operating system, company officials said in a briefing.
Starting in 2016, a team of former U.S. government intelligence operatives working for the United Arab Emirates hacked into the iPhones of activists, diplomats and rival foreign leaders, Reuters reported
Using a sophisticated spying tool called Karma, which relied on a flaw in Apple's iMessage system, they accessed iPhones without requiring the targets to click on anything to establish a connection. A new wave of attacks last year used similar tools to target journalists at Al Jazeera.
While largely invisible to users, BlastDoor is present on iOS 14, the most recent version of Apple's iPhone operating system, and systems for all its other devices, company officials said.
Apple held the briefing around the release of its annual security guide for cybersecurity researchers.
The latest update included new details on how many security features long found in iPhones are being brought over to Apple's Mac computer line, which in November began to integrate custom-designed processor chips after more than a decade of relying on Intel Corp processors.
4.#UBER:- Britain's Supreme Court will rule on Friday in a battle over workers' rights at taxi app Uber that could have ramifications for millions of people in the gig economy.
In a case led by two drivers, a London employment tribunal ruled in 2016 that they were due entitlements such as the minimum wage, paid holidays and rest breaks.
The Silicon Valley-based company appealed the decision all the way to Britain's top court which will provide its verdict from 0945 GMT on Friday.
Uber drivers are currently treated as self-employed, meaning that in law they are only afforded minimal protections.
If the firm loses, it could still take several months for the details to be worked out following a further employment tribunal hearing, depending on the nature of the Supreme Court's decision.
"It would involve them working out exactly how many hours they worked, how much they got paid for those hours and identifying occasions when that meant that they were paid less than the minimum wage," Matt McDonald, a partner who specialises in employment disputes at law firm Shakespeare Martineau.
"As an administrative job for the courts, it's a messy one," he said.
A total of 25 drivers form part of an expanded group who are part of the case. Uber has around 60,000 drivers in Britain, including 45,000 in London, one of its most important markets.
A win, however, would be a major boost to it and several transportation, delivery and courier companies which use a similar business model, including food service firm Deliveroo and taxi rival Addison Lee.
5.#AMAZON:-A group representing Amazon.com Inc , Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc joined the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and others in filing suit on Thursday to challenge Maryland's first-in-the nation new digital advertising tax.
The Chamber, the largest U.S. business group; the Internet Association, which represents dozens of tech companies; the Computer & Communications Industry Association; and NetChoice filed suit in U.S. District Court in Maryland seeking an injunction to block the new tax adopted last week by the state legislature over the veto of Republican Governor Larry Hogan.
The suit calls the law "a punitive assault on digital, but not print, advertising. It is illegal in myriad ways and should be declared unlawful and enjoined."
State lawmakers estimate the tax could raise as much as $250 million a year after it takes effect. Other states are also considering taxing digital advertising.
Maryland State Senate President Bill Ferguson said in a statement it was "disappointing to see these companies spend millions on high-powered attorneys instead of paying their fair share."
The suit argues the act will reduce "resources to support the creation and availability of high-quality ad-supported content, leaving the online field overrun by low-quality 'junk' content."
The suit also challenges the tax's "punitive character, including its severity (up to 10% of gross revenues) (and) its focus on extraterritorial conduct."
The law covers companies with global digital ad revenues of at least $100 million. Supporters have said it is aimed at the largest platforms like Amazon, Facebook, and Alphabet's Google.
The suit also challenges the tax's "punitive character, including its severity (up to 10% of gross revenues) (and) its focus on extraterritorial conduct."
The law covers companies with global digital ad revenues of at least $100 million. Supporters have said it is aimed at the largest platforms like Amazon, Facebook, and Alphabet's Google.
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TRADE SIGNAL AS ON 22-02-2021
#USDCAD
SELL=1.260
TARGET=1.251
SL=1.266
#SILVER
BUY=27.494
TARGET=27.834
SL=27.032
#ALLIANZ AG
SELL=195.43
TARGET=192.85
SL=198.38
#LITECOIN USD
SELL=220.23
TARGET=193.75
SL=231.69
#DAX 30
SELL=13954.6
TARGET=13820.6
SL=14066.3
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#USDCAD
SELL=1.260
TARGET=1.251
SL=1.266
#SILVER
BUY=27.494
TARGET=27.834
SL=27.032
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SELL=195.43
TARGET=192.85
SL=198.38
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Asian Stocks Down, With Yield Worries Creeping In
Mainland Chinese stocks were up by the early morning. The Shanghai Composite was down by 0.81% to 3,665.52. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index was Down about 0.34% to 30,548.57.
Japan’s benchmark Nikkei average Nikkei 225 is trading up 0.46 per cent at 30,156.50 on Monday, while the broader TOPIX 100 rose 0.39 per cent to 1,267.97. South Korea’s Kospi was down by 0.90% to 3079.62.
TECHNICAL INDICATORS - KOSPI
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Mainland Chinese stocks were up by the early morning. The Shanghai Composite was down by 0.81% to 3,665.52. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index was Down about 0.34% to 30,548.57.
Japan’s benchmark Nikkei average Nikkei 225 is trading up 0.46 per cent at 30,156.50 on Monday, while the broader TOPIX 100 rose 0.39 per cent to 1,267.97. South Korea’s Kospi was down by 0.90% to 3079.62.
TECHNICAL INDICATORS - KOSPI
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Asia Pacific stocks were mostly down on Monday morning, giving up earlier gains even as global COVID-19 vaccine programs advance and optimism continues to grow for an economic recovery. Japan’s Nikkei 225 were up 0.26%.South Korea’s KOSPI edged down 0.16%…
EU to decide on extending suspension of Stability Pact in coming weeks: official to paper
The pan-European Stoxx 50 climbed up by 0.88% to 3,713.46. In the cash markets, the DAX futures Germany was trading up 0.77% to 13,993.23. CAC 40 futures in France climbed up by 0.79% to 5,773.55, while the FTSE 100 futures in the U.K. rose by 0.10% to 6,624.02 ,at the time of writing.
TECHNICAL INDICATORS EURO STOXX 50
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The pan-European Stoxx 50 climbed up by 0.88% to 3,713.46. In the cash markets, the DAX futures Germany was trading up 0.77% to 13,993.23. CAC 40 futures in France climbed up by 0.79% to 5,773.55, while the FTSE 100 futures in the U.K. rose by 0.10% to 6,624.02 ,at the time of writing.
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EU to decide on extending suspension of Stability Pact in coming weeks: official to paper - Capital Street FX
Europe will decide whether to extend the suspension of its rules limiting budget deficits and debt, known as the Stability and Growth Pact (SGP), in coming weeks, the Commissioner for Economy Paolo Gentiloni said on Monday. “In the coming weeks we will decide…
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TOP 5 STOCKS TO WATCH OUT TODAY February 22, 2021 - Capital Street FX
1.Facebook – Australia will not change proposed laws that would make Alphabet Inc’s Google and Facebook pay news outlets for content, a senior lawmaker said on Monday, despite vocal opposition from the Big Tech firms. Facebook has strongly protested the…
Why Tesla is a dud in Japan
On technical fronts Tesla TSLA RSI stood at 46.64 and currently stock is trading above 50 days MA and below 5 and 20 days Moving Averages. So, SELL position can be taken with following target and stoploss.
TRADE SIGNAL – : Tesla TSLA – SELL: 779.65, TARGET: 775.16, STOP LOSS : 786.15
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On technical fronts Tesla TSLA RSI stood at 46.64 and currently stock is trading above 50 days MA and below 5 and 20 days Moving Averages. So, SELL position can be taken with following target and stoploss.
TRADE SIGNAL – : Tesla TSLA – SELL: 779.65, TARGET: 775.16, STOP LOSS : 786.15
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Why Tesla is a dud in Japan - Capital Street FX
Tesla TSLA, -0.77% is the dominant electric car brand in most global markets, but not Japan. Despite the kind of density that would be friendly to electric vehicles and a generally eco-conscious population, Teslas have never caught on in the island nation.…
Oil prices rise as output in storm-hit U.S. begins slow return
On the technical front,BRENT CRUDE RSI stood at 68.227 the current price is trading Above All the Moving Averages . So, a Buy trade can be executed with the following target and stop-loss:
TRADE SIGNAL- BRENT CRUDE – BUY: 62.40, TARGET:63.40, STOP LOSS:61.90.
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On the technical front,BRENT CRUDE RSI stood at 68.227 the current price is trading Above All the Moving Averages . So, a Buy trade can be executed with the following target and stop-loss:
TRADE SIGNAL- BRENT CRUDE – BUY: 62.40, TARGET:63.40, STOP LOSS:61.90.
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Oil prices rose on Monday as the slow return of US Crude output cut by frigid conditions served as a reminder that the supply situation was tight, just as demand recovers from the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic. Brent Crude was up 55 cents, or 0.9%, at $63.46…
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