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Institutional Investors Dumping Compass Real Estate Stock
More institutional investors dumped shares in Compass last quarter as the brokerage's losses continued to pile up.Robert Citrone's Discovery Capital Management and Montreal-based Wishbone Management were among the firms that sold large amounts of Compass stock in the fourth quarter, liquidating 25 and 30 percent of their holdings, respectively, filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission show.

More institutional investors dumped shares in Compass last quarter as the brokerage's losses continued to pile up.Robert Citrone's Discovery Capital Management and Montreal-based Wishbone Management were among the firms that sold large amounts of Compass stock in the fourth quarter, liquidating 25 and 30 percent of their holdings, respectively, filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission show.

Blocknox, a part of Boerse Stuttgart's digital unit, has received the final license as a crypto custodian from the country's financial regulator, BaFin.The license means Boerse Stuttgart Digital will be able to provide institutional investors with services for trading crypto as well as fiduciary custody, Germany's second-largest stock exchange said in an email Thursday.

Investors in a riskier type of Credit Suisse's bonds had the value of their holdings slashed to zero Sunday after Swiss authorities brokered an emergency takeover of the bank by rival UBS.On Sunday, the Swiss National Bank (SNB) announced that UBS would buy Credit Suisse for 3 billion Swiss francs ($3.25 billion) or about 60% less than the bank was worth when markets closed on Friday.

Life comes at you fast in the stock market.At the start of the year, investors were so enamored of the technology sector that Alphabet Inc., Tesla Inc. and Amazon.comInc. split their shares into smaller increments to attract even more retail buyers, often causing the stocks to rocket even further.Now, with sentiment toward speculative tech companies near rock bottom, hundreds of startups that have seen their shares plummet this year are having to consider the opposite move: reverse stock splits to consolidate a large number of shares into smaller amounts, boosting the share price to a less embarrassing level.

Think TikTok is based in China?Think again.Maybe you're a marketer who believes decisions about TikTok are made in Beijing.You'd swear that the app was inextricably linked to the Chinese government.Wrong on both counts.In fact, the whole idea that TikTok is really spyware is nothing more than a myth, according to the app.

U.S. Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller has warned that crypto prices could fall to zero at some point.Please don't be surprised and don't expect taxpayers to socialize your losses when that happens, the Fed governor stressed.Crypto Prices Could Go to Zero, Fed Official Warns Federal Reserve Governor Christopher J. Waller warned about the danger of investing in cryptocurrency on Thursday at the Global Interdependence Center Conference on digital money, decentralized finance, and the puzzle of crypto.

Markets and Prices by Jamie Redman The price of bitcoin is set to rise in 2023, but crypto and fintech experts chosen by the product comparison web portal finder.comdo not believe the leading digital asset will break the $30,000 range this year.Finder's panel of 56 specialists convened to give their 2023 bitcoin price forecast, and the panelists suggest bitcoin will peak at $29,095 this year.

Fidelity Investments, a major financial services firm with $10 trillion in assets under administration, has filed several trademark applications for a wide range of cryptocurrency, non-fungible token (NFT), and metaverse products and services.Fidelity's Crypto and Metaverse Trademark Applications Fidelity Investments filed three trademark applications with the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) last week for a wide range of cryptocurrency, non-fungible token (NFT), and metaverse products and services.

Compass adds to a one-year loss of 56% for stockholders
If you want to know who really controls Compass, Inc. ( NYSE:COMP), then you'll have to look at the makeup of its share registry.And the group that holds the biggest piece of the pie are institutions with 38% ownership.That is, the group stands to benefit the most if the stock rises (or lose the most if there is a downturn).

It was a sensational headline even for a short seller.Calling Adani Group the "largest con in corporate history," New York-based Hindenburg Research, a trading outfit that first got Wall Street's attention for raising serious questions about electric-vehicle makers Nikola Corp and Lordstown Motors Corp, took a stab at Gautam Adani, Asia's richest man.

For centuries, turning other people's legal claims into moneymaking opportunities has been frowned upon.That started to change in the 1990s, when Australia allowed insolvent companies to engage outside funders to sustain legal claims they might otherwise have run out of money to pursue.Third-party funding of civil litigation caught on in the UK and some European countries in the 2000s.

For centuries, turning other people's legal claims into moneymaking opportunities has been frowned upon.That started to change in the 1990s, when Australia allowed insolvent companies to engage outside funders to sustain legal claims they might otherwise have run out of money to pursue.Third-party funding of civil litigation caught on in the UK and some European countries in the 2000s.