Jordie
Well-Known Member
YesWas anyone holding EasyJet during the recent rights issue?
YesWas anyone holding EasyJet during the recent rights issue?
Yes - lots of talk on it in the Banking world. Essentially a big test for the Chinesse financial sector. It will be very interesting to see how it plays out. It could be like a normal default where investors and banks absorb the losses - this could spread with smaller Chinese banks going under and then contagion etc etc... If it is allowed to unwind like this then given the global reliance on China for manufacturing its a big bump in the rd. But I think most expect the government to step in to avoid the nightmare scenario.
Me too. I actually sold some shares to rebalance as I thought I had too many but was able to take the full rights issue and my portfolio is looking much better now.
I’m much in agreement although if I had to pick a side either side of yours, it would actually be the rosier side with a nationalised bailout.My tuppence worth: Highly likely to default (nothing shocking in that statement), unlikely government will step in directly - after all these are the policies it adopted playing out. Likely China government will engineer a managed restructuring, estimates are around 45-55% recovery on debt but bonds currently trading lower to reflect blended risk of not honouring the USD denominated bonds. Impacts on domestic property market, expectation China will loosen current property policies to prevent contagion - this approach seems likely given the closed financial system and interventionist regulators.
Non-CNY bonds are, I think, about $20bn or so of total debt pile so not too troubling.
I’m much in agreement although if I had to pick a side either side of yours, it would actually be the rosier side with a nationalised bailout.
I’m just pleased western civilisation as we know it didn’t go down the toilet with that vote in the senate yesterday tbh.Looking forward to the BBG headline mate; Commies in capitalist bailout shocker! Peasants pay for the reckless excesses of the greedy bankers. World will have turned on its head.
There is a lot of support for your view as China needs to show it can be trusted with credit. It’s going to be fascinating watch.
Yeah, the markets seem to have stabilised a bit since then.I’m just pleased western civilisation as we know it didn’t go down the toilet with that vote in the senate yesterday tbh.
The "commies" are capitalists, only without the drip down.Looking forward to the BBG headline mate; Commies in capitalist bailout shocker! Peasants pay for the reckless excesses of the greedy bankers. World will have turned on its head.
There is a lot of support for your view as China needs to show it can be trusted with credit. It’s going to be fascinating watch.
Who knows. It's been badly affected by covid and the balance sheet is in a poor state. If this tactic works though you could be onto a winner.Anyone got TUI?
There's a 10 for 21 rights issue for €2.15 each. Is it worth going for it?