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April 25, 2017, 03:12:42 PM
Last edit: April 25, 2017, 10:54:43 PM by Thomasven
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Good afternoon bitcointalk users,

My name is Thomas, I'm based in the netherlands and about 50% of my income comes from daytrading.
One of the biggest telecom companies in the Netherlands, KPN, is going to present it's quarterly earnings on the 26th of april (corporate.kpn.com/pers/kwartaalcijfers-1/2017/q1-2017.htm).
I, together with many others have reason to believe that the value of the KPN stock will fall at least 1 percent. The reason I believe this is because of all the other times KPN presented it's quarterly earnings. Every time the report came out the stock dropped by about 1-2%, as can be seen here: bloomberg.com/quote/KPN:NA.
The other dates the KPN report came out and the stock price before and after:

2016 Q1 - 29 april: start price 3.44 euro - end price 3.41 - dropped by 0,87%
2016 Q2 - 27 july: start price: 2.94 euro - end price 2.90 - dropped by 1,3%
2016 Q3 - 27 october: start price: 3.00 euro - end price 3.00 - No change at all
2016 all - 1 february 2017: start price: 2.69 euro - end price 2.56 - dropped by 4.8%

So as you can see apart from the stock dropping in value overall in the entirety of 2016 It also dropped in value almost every time a report came out.
The reason for the stock dropping is increasing competition and a failing business model, if you would like to read more on that a simple google search on telecom companies will suffice.
I encourage every single dutch citizen with a bit of cash to absolutely in the morning of the 26th of April short sell KPN.
For people that don't have access to the dutch stock market feel free to send me or anyone with access a message and I'm sure we can work something out.
For any questions about the legitimacy of this claim feel free to ask in the this thread.

Have a great afternoon!


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Hello everyone,

Since there's definitely some interest I'm going to present an offer:
You can invest with a leverage of 1:20 in this stock meaning for every cent the stock devalues you are gonna get about 20 cents per share you initially shorted.
One share is gonna cost you about 2,70-2,90 euros. (check the price tomorrow morning to be sure) So if you have some BTC lying around that you are considering investing this might be it.
I myself currently have 2BTC in my brokerage account that I'm going to invest with. One important thing about leverages is that you can lose a lot of money too (no more than your initial investment ofcourse), because if the stock goes up in value (very unlikely since the company hasn't made much profit) that means you are going to lose about 20 cents per share.
Send me a message if you are interested and have a great day,

Thomas

Hey George, the ocean called; they're running out of shrimp.
Well, the Jerk Store called, and they're running out of you.
What's the difference? You're their all-time best seller.
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