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Daily Brief Financials: NatWest Group , Bitcoin, Onex Corp and more

In today’s briefing:

  • NatWest (NWG): Passive Push from UK Government
  • Crypto Crisp: No Fear, Prices Soar
  • Onex Corporation (ONEX) – Monday, Apr 15, 2024


NatWest (NWG): Passive Push from UK Government

By Dimitris Ioannidis

  • The UK government has more than halved its stake in NatWest Group (NWG LN) over the last two years reflecting an improving financial health for the lender.
  • The UK government is a strategic shareholder and the selling is forecasted to cause a passive fund demand in the next two months across four indices.
  • At close of 20 September 2024, the aggregate passive fund demand for NatWest Group (NWG LN) is currently estimated at 22.8m shares, $95.7m and 0.73 days of volume.

Crypto Crisp: No Fear, Prices Soar

By Mads Eberhardt

  • The crypto market has recently diverged not only from the rapidly improving liquidity conditions in the broader economy but also from various positive crypto-specific factors such as declining exchange balances, regulatory clarity, reduced Bitcoin miners’ reserves, the historically positive post-Halving period, and the imminent launch of Ethereum spot ETFs.
  • This decoupling has been driven by the German government selling nearly 50,000 bitcoins over the past few weeks, most of which were sold last week, along with the start of repayments to Mt. Gox creditors.
  • The substantial rebound in crypto assets this weekend, as the German Bitcoin selling ended on Friday, highlights that the tumbling prices in recent weeks were merely due to the German government, Mt. Gox, and, not least, the unjustified fear of substantial selling pressure, as we argued in last week’s Crypto Crisp titled ‘Buy the Dip’.

Onex Corporation (ONEX) – Monday, Apr 15, 2024

By Value Investors Club

  • Onex Corporation has experienced a 50% increase in stock price
  • Despite slow fundraising, Onex remains a strong investment due to pruning and optimization efforts
  • Recent leadership change and shareholder approval for phasing out founder’s control increase potential for growth

This content is sourced through publicly available sources and has been machine generated. Information displayed is for general informational purposes only. This article was originally published 3 months ago on Value Investors Club.


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