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Juls Finance
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Financial Markets & Tech | NFA | DYOR Thank you! Yours truly, Julia.
EU Katılım Haziran 2026
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@StormDirac I did buy today! Nowhere near institutional kind of money but I am happy with my position size. 😀
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Just seen both BlackRock and Fidelity showing up as $SIVE institutional ownership? Is this completely new?
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@unusual_whales You can't say you decimated their military a bunch of times and then claim to be striking in self defense.
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@unusual_whales I thought he pretty much flattened their whole country💀
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$SMCI trying to follow in the footsteps of Google's $85B equity raise:
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Supermicro is raising up to $7B through common stock, mandatory convertible preferred shares, and an ATM program to fund components for ~$39B of AI server orders received in recent weeks. $SMCI: -8% AH
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@duedillengence I just did a post on this...i smell something very fishy!
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Vance Reacts After Israel Reportedly Caught Spying On Pentagon zerohedge.com/political/vanc…
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$SMCI When a company plans to raise $7 billion overnight, is it a sign of hyper-growth… or a desperate attempt to keep the lights on?
Equity financing... what is it? Let's learn!
At its core, equity financing is the process of raising capital by selling shares of ownership in a company.
In exchange for cash, investors receive a percentage of ownership, which typically grants them a claim on future earnings and a vote on key corporate decisions.
Unlike debt financing (such as bank loans or corporate bonds), equity financing does not require the company to pay back the principal or make regular interest payments. Instead, investors realize a return on their investment through capital appreciation (the stock price going up) or dividends.
Depending on their stage of growth and market conditions, corporations utilize a variety of instruments:
✅ Common stock – Standard ownership with voting rights.
✅ Preferred stock – Higher claim on assets and fixed dividends, usually no voting rights.
✅ Convertible bonds (equity-linked financing) – Debt that can later convert into stock.
✅ Mixed securities shelf (shelf registration) – Pre-registering securities to sell later when conditions are perfect.
🟢 Advantages
No debt burden: No monthly interest payments to drain your cash flow.
Freedom from collateral: You don't have to pledge your corporate or personal assets.
Strategic network and expertise: Smart investors bring powerful connections and guidance.
🔴 Disadvantages & Risks
Dilution of ownership: Your piece of the corporate pie gets smaller.
Loss of control: More shareholders mean more voices and the potential to be outvoted.
Market signaling: Sudden massive stock issuance can signal to the market that a company is overvalued, tanking the stock price.
The ultimate goal of any corporate treasury is to maintain an "optimal capital structure"...
But behind the clinical textbook phrases, it can also hide something far more sinister.
What do you think is going on with $SMCI here?
Juls Finance@Juls_Finance
$SMCI Plans $7B in equity-linked financing. It's now sliding below the 200DMA 💀
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Just a little over 24hrs since joining the Investing community!
I’ll be honest I was scared to take the plunge but now happy I did. Started connecting with like minded people, and getting some good advice and tips on how to better myself.
Thank you for those who connected. To those who I haven’t met yet give me a follow or leave a comment to connect! 👍🚀
#Investing

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@brandon_Invests This company has too much stuff going on behind the scenes...they're onto something...not great imo. It was trading at $120+ in 2024....came down to $17ish and now this...
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$SMCI Plans $7B in equity-linked financing.
It's now sliding below the 200DMA 💀

zerohedge@zerohedge
Warned you *SUPER MICRO PLANS $7 BILLION IN EQUITY, EQUITY-LINKED FINANCING
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@JohnTinsman 😂😂 I don't know but I feel like we're going to see crazy things in this market.
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