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TOP-10 Most Important Banks in SpainThis is a review on a monthly view of the main banks in Spain. We are not going to make any more comments than to limit ourselves to paste the charts, just to say that they are inside a big shit. In which one would you put your savings? Greetings and God bless us. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Banco Santander: (this one attached to the idea) Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, BBVA: Caixabank: Banco de Sabadell: B
BME:SAN
by harribatu
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Prosegur Cash: Head and Shoulders and earningsH&S pattern and earnings outcome on July 31 may drag the price down to new historical minimum levels at 0.58, following long-term bearish channel. Also, second wave in Spain swelling may put pressure downwards on the stock price due to the company's main business: ATM's cash, which in covid19 days people are less keen on using physical money and prefer paying with card. However, Prosegur Cash is trying to keep floating capital with dividend reinvestments and buying its own capital. No analyst re
BME:CASHShort
by alexinve
LOGISTA: Shaping perfect bearish #headandshouldersAlthough its profits amounted at a record level last year 2019 at €165 million (+5.1% YoY), a head and shoulders figure appears in the short term maybe to drag the company to 14.10 zone at the end of July or beginning of August. Pharma logistics and convinience products division had a very good behaviour. EBITDA was €81.5 million (+11.3% YoY) However, in the first fiscal semester, LOGISTA experienced -11.8% profits YoY even though revenues have been stable. Ebitda is down -9%, although they've a
BME:LOGShort
by alexinve
CAIXABANK: Approx. #Bearish #batpattern on its way & Q2 earningsThe bank's results are due on July 24th. JP Morgan and Wells Fargo saw sharp declines on profits (-51% and -71% respectively) yesterday and I expect Spanish banks will be unable to avoid them too. Besides, CABK has been the bank who's best performed in the short-term post-covid era, so we could expect bigger downward corrections than those in Santander or BBVA once their results come in. Barclays "saves" CABK and SAN's rating but still forecasts a -52% decline on profits for the sector although
BME:CABKShort
by alexinve