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ここの買い場は8月の3Qの頃か…
2021/05/31 06:04

ここの買い場は8月の3Qの頃か?
同業の多くが、主にコロナの影響で民間の受注が減り売上が予定
に届かない例がほとんどだ。経常益は社内努力で微増が多い。

上記は、ここの2Q決算にも、ほぼ当てはまる内容だ。
２か月先の8月6日頃、3Q決算があるけど、市場のこの分野に対
する評価は、今と大して変化は無いと予想する。

脱炭素の本命株みたいに煽られてるけど、事業内容が同様の会社
はいくつかある。その中で、ここは今の所、株価を維持してる。
コロナの影響はまだ続く事を考えると、直近、テーマでまた急騰
するより、信用買いの多さから3Qの頃に買い場が来ると予想する。

最後のうりあおり・あくまで、個人深読み
ここは受注→工事→収益とすると、大型になるほど長期となる。
今年大型受注が少なければ、次年度の売上の急伸は見込めない。
風力の受注・商談が来年あたりからだとすると、業績急伸は
２年後からじゃね? ここからは、来期見通しが、どれくらいに
なるか確認できないと、高値更新はない。要は業績を数値で予想
できないと、上げたとしても、すぐ急落するよ。今がその前兆。
以下２行削除。

国内初の大型洋上風力発電　建設着々と
朝日新聞デジタル　2021年8月8日 10時30分

同業のユアテックや、風力発電の五洋建設を調べたが、どちらも

昨年11月30日ごろの株価になっていた。

ここは736円だった。　まだ150円も下だ。そこまで行くかどうか。

信用害多すぎ

同業のユアテックが、まあまあの決算の数日後の、8月6日に
年初来安値を更新した。

つまり、送電網のテーマも、今は買い時では無いと言う事。

2年後は、素晴らしい景色かも分からないが、今は、それさえも
武器にはなり得ない、と言う事で、買い方は、買い上がらない
根拠だ。

陰の極みは、買いかも知れないが???

なんちゃって、

陰の極みは、買いかも知れないが???

信用買いの期日が、年初来高値の６か月後か分からないが、

ピークの信用買いの期日まで、材料が無ければ、横横か下げだな。

10月20日頃が、そのピークだろう。

ここの本決算が、11月13日頃とすると、期日の方が先だ。

10月は、信用買いが消化されるまで、激震が走るかも。

しばらく、様子見が正解かも。

700は割らないと思いますが、信用は厳しでしょうね

機関は業績関係なく売ってくる。
それが今の地合い。

ETSミセイタの売りやべえｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ
こいつ何枚あってんｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ

One options trader bets $7.5 million on a breakdown in AMD
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/08/05/one-options-trader-bets-7point5-million-on-a-breakdown-in-amd.html?&qsearchterm=One%20options%20trader%20bets%20$7.5%20million%20on%20a%20breakdown%20in%20AMD

Robinhood Markets Inc.
$66.07　 -4.31　-6.12%
https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/hood?mod=over_search

プレマーケットは既に始まっています　(´・ω・｀)

さーて
からやまか満州かどっちかいく

Robinhood Markets Inc.
$45.64　+7.89　20.94%
https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/hood?mod=over_search

やまかつB'zきてんね(´・ω・`)

Soccer NFT trading startup Sorare is close to raising the biggest-ever round in French tech with $530 million led by SoftBank
Callum Burroughs 21 hours ago

Sorare cofounders Nicolas Julia and Adrien Montfort
Sorare cofounders Nicolas Julia and Adrien Montfort Courtesy of Sorare
Soccer NFT platform Sorare is close to closing the biggest ever round in French tech, sources say.
The startup is set to raise around $532 million, smashing a record previously set by France's ContentSquare.
The round is expected to be led by investment giant SoftBank, as previously reported by Insider.
Sorare, a startup which allows soccer fans to trade digital playing cards, is expected to announce a major new tranche of funding as investor demand for non-fungible tokens continues to soar.

The Paris-based startup is expected to raise the largest round in the history of French tech, with around 450 million euros ($532 million) in funding at a valuation of at least $3.8 billion, three sources told Insider. Sorare's valuation could surpass $4 billion, a remarkable figure for a three-year-old business.

Insider first reported in May that Japanese investing giant SoftBank had held detailed discussions with the startup about a big funding round.

Sources have since indicated that SoftBank is set to the lead the round, with European fund Atomico also expected to participate.

Other prospective backers include French funds Eurazeo, an asset manager with over $27 billion assets under management, and Blisce, a fund set up by French entrepreneur and philanthropist Alexandre Mars. Insider understands a US fund may also join the round.

However, Sorare CEO Nicolas Julia denied that a funding round was taking place. Though the round is said to be close to being finalized, the details may yet change.

SoftBank, and Atomico did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Eurazeo declined to comment. Insider was unable to contact Blisce for comment.

Sorare was founded in 2018 and has built an online marketplace where users buy and sell digital playing cards that represent football players ranked by their real-world match performance.

Non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, are digital assets backed by blockchain technology. The sell is that NFTs are unique, thereby boosting their perceived value — though skeptics question their high prices.

In the first quarter of 2021, NFT sales topped $2 billion amid a spike in interest.

Some of Sorare's cards are likewise billed as these one-of-a-kind digital collectibles. An investment by SoftBank would mark ongoing investor interest in NFT marketplaces. OpenSea, another marketplace where buyers can purchase digital collectibles, raised $23 million from Facebook backer Andreessen Horowitz in March.

Sorare allows users to trade digital soccer cards.
Sorare allows users to trade digital soccer cards. Sorare
Should Sorare hit the floated valuation, this would mint France's 17th unicorn, and its 10th this year.

Sorare raised a $50 million Series A round in February, which was led by Benchmark Capital alongside Accel, Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian and Barcelona and France soccer star Antoine Griezmann.

In February the company claimed to be profitable with 52% month-on-month growth for the past 12 months, per a press release detailing its Series A raise. The firm said users traded $4.2 million of cards in January 2021.
https://www.businessinsider.com/sorare-nft-softbank-soccer-funding-2021-7

Soccer NFT trading startup Sorare is close to raising the biggest-ever round in French tech with $530 million led by SoftBank
Callum Burroughs 21 hours ago

Sorare cofounders Nicolas Julia and Adrien Montfort
Sorare cofounders Nicolas Julia and Adrien Montfort Courtesy of Sorare
Soccer NFT platform Sorare is close to closing the biggest ever round in French tech, sources say.
The startup is set to raise around $532 million, smashing a record previously set by France's ContentSquare.
The round is expected to be led by investment giant SoftBank, as previously reported by Insider.
Sorare, a startup which allows soccer fans to trade digital playing cards, is expected to announce a major new tranche of funding as investor demand for non-fungible tokens continues to soar.

The Paris-based startup is expected to raise the largest round in the history of French tech, with around 450 million euros ($532 million) in funding at a valuation of at least $3.8 billion, three sources told Insider. Sorare's valuation could surpass $4 billion, a remarkable figure for a three-year-old business.

Insider first reported in May that Japanese investing giant SoftBank had held detailed discussions with the startup about a big funding round.

Sources have since indicated that SoftBank is set to the lead the round, with European fund Atomico also expected to participate.

Other prospective backers include French funds Eurazeo, an asset manager with over $27 billion assets under management, and Blisce, a fund set up by French entrepreneur and philanthropist Alexandre Mars. Insider understands a US fund may also join the round.

However, Sorare CEO Nicolas Julia denied that a funding round was taking place. Though the round is said to be close to being finalized, the details may yet change.

SoftBank, and Atomico did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Eurazeo declined to comment. Insider was unable to contact Blisce for comment.

Sorare was founded in 2018 and has built an online marketplace where users buy and sell digital playing cards that represent football players ranked by their real-world match performance.

Non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, are digital assets backed by blockchain technology. The sell is that NFTs are unique, thereby boosting their perceived value — though skeptics question their high prices.

In the first quarter of 2021, NFT sales topped $2 billion amid a spike in interest.

Some of Sorare's cards are likewise billed as these one-of-a-kind digital collectibles. An investment by SoftBank would mark ongoing investor interest in NFT marketplaces. OpenSea, another marketplace where buyers can purchase digital collectibles, raised $23 million from Facebook backer Andreessen Horowitz in March.

Sorare allows users to trade digital soccer cards.
Sorare allows users to trade digital soccer cards. Sorare
Should Sorare hit the floated valuation, this would mint France's 17th unicorn, and its 10th this year.

Sorare raised a $50 million Series A round in February, which was led by Benchmark Capital alongside Accel, Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian and Barcelona and France soccer star Antoine Griezmann.

In February the company claimed to be profitable with 52% month-on-month growth for the past 12 months, per a press release detailing its Series A raise. The firm said users traded $4.2 million of cards in January 2021.
https://www.businessinsider.com/sorare-nft-softbank-soccer-funding-2021-7

Soccer NFT trading startup Sorare is close to raising the biggest-ever round in French tech with $530 million led by SoftBank
Callum Burroughs 14 hours ago
Sorare cofounders Nicolas Julia and Adrien Montfort
Sorare cofounders Nicolas Julia and Adrien Montfort Courtesy of Sorare
Soccer NFT platform Sorare is close to closing the biggest ever round in French tech, sources say.
The startup is set to raise around $532 million, smashing a record previously set by France's ContentSquare.
The round is expected to be led by investment giant SoftBank, as previously reported by Insider.
Sorare, a startup which allows soccer fans to trade digital playing cards, is expected to announce a major new tranche of funding as investor demand for non-fungible tokens continues to soar.

The Paris-based startup is expected to raise the largest round in the history of French tech, with around 450 million euros ($532 million) in funding at a valuation of at least $3.8 billion, three sources told Insider. Sorare's valuation could surpass $4 billion, a remarkable figure for a three-year-old business.

Insider first reported in May that Japanese investing giant SoftBank had held detailed discussions with the startup about a big funding round.

Sources have since indicated that SoftBank is set to the lead the round, with European fund Atomico also expected to participate.

Other prospective backers include French funds Eurazeo, an asset manager with over $27 billion assets under management, and Blisce, a fund set up by French entrepreneur and philanthropist Alexandre Mars. Insider understands a US fund may also join the round.

However, Sorare CEO Nicolas Julia denied that a funding round was taking place. Though the round is said to be close to being finalized, the details may yet change.

SoftBank, and Atomico did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Eurazeo declined to comment. Insider was unable to contact Blisce for comment.

Sorare was founded in 2018 and has built an online marketplace where users buy and sell digital playing cards that represent football players ranked by their real-world match performance.

Non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, are digital assets backed by blockchain technology. The sell is that NFTs are unique, thereby boosting their perceived value — though skeptics question their high prices.

In the first quarter of 2021, NFT sales topped $2 billion amid a spike in interest.

Some of Sorare's cards are likewise billed as these one-of-a-kind digital collectibles. An investment by SoftBank would mark ongoing investor interest in NFT marketplaces. OpenSea, another marketplace where buyers can purchase digital collectibles, raised $23 million from Facebook backer Andreessen Horowitz in March.

Sorare allows users to trade digital soccer cards.
Sorare allows users to trade digital soccer cards. Sorare
Should Sorare hit the floated valuation, this would mint France's 17th unicorn, and its 10th this year.

Sorare raised a $50 million Series A round in February, which was led by Benchmark Capital alongside Accel, Reddit cofounder Alexis Ohanian and Barcelona and France soccer star Antoine Griezmann.

In February the company claimed to be profitable with 52% month-on-month growth for the past 12 months, per a press release detailing its Series A raise. The firm said users traded $4.2 million of cards in January 2021.

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