Oppenheimer brings out an interesting point here. If $GOOGL that prints massive FCF is tapping equity markets for $80B it's because credit is drying up. The private credit canary in the coal mine just died. The fact that their raise includes a massive $40B ATM and a $10B private placement to Berkshire Hathaway shows exactly how desperate the hunt for liquidity is becoming.
So who else is very exposed to the credit markets? $ORCL would be the first to come in mind, right? Name has rallied a ton here and suddenly looks like all the financing issues they have are forgotten. Their debt to equity is still over 5x.
$META is relentless in irrational spending. This might force Zucc to reevaluate his options here? Upgraded by Arete today btw.
Who needs to borrow a ton to keep the lights on? $EQIX and $DLR come to mind, 200MW datacenter costs 8 billion, certainly a hefty amount. But the biggest one of them all is none other than $CRWV, that rallied on $DELL yesterday, yet carries $21B of debt, including $8.5B delayed-draw term loan backed by GPUs.
@yieldsearcher Or just no toll for 60 days as a promise but whenever they wanna mine the strait they would? In exchange for something that US also folds on
Good morning my loves, happy Saturday. Sorry I've been quiet, obviously been busy, but thought it'd be nice to give you all the details on the multi-strategy absolute return program that experienced the 28% drawdown this year. (1/n)
Chinese KTV hostess starting to recommend stocks to clients. And she has her account balance to prove her stock-picking prowess.
Basically every man and his dog is long semi.
Wow: A US special forces soldier involved in the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro was arrested for allegedly betting on that operation, netting him $400,000 in profits, according to a person familiar with the matter. https://t.co/6mOYmrvwHG