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Do you have a source?
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@Joris Softbank holds around 94% of ARM. approx. 5-6% are freely accessible
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@BloombergT So you are the source? 😅
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@Joris Look on Yahoo Finance at the owner ratios
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@BloombergT I wasn't talking about a source for the owner conditions, but about your statement in the article.
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@Joris what kind of source do you want? This is a post with my own opinion
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@BloombergT I think this is a very critical statement, which in my opinion should at least be accompanied by the link "Softbank wants money back from WeWork".
I like your posts here very much, but unfortunately a lot of Instagram has also come here, which simply sells the ARM shares after such statements. For no reason.
Of course that's not your problem, but getquin quality must necessarily be better or different than Instagram quality.
So don't make statements that trigger, you can just go to Instagram for that.
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@Joris I am not an investment advisor lol. Anyone can make this statement of mine and everyone should know for themselves when and why they sell a share. Anyone who buys or sells a share because of me without thinking and doing research is doing the right thing.
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@Joris yes wow. Surprise surprise you have to think for yourself on the stock market and ask yourself why you are buying or selling a share surprise surprise surprise
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@BloombergT The main thing is that you regularly enjoy your followers.
That's ok. Until then.
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Can you categorize that? What would that mean for Softbank?
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@finance_noob2000 Softbank will probably sell its shares in arm piece by piece (in my opinion)
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"Soft Bank ($9984 ) wants its money back from WeWork ($WE )."

What does this mean in plain language and what (detrimental) effects will it have?

Thanks for the explanation :)
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@Jehdi Softbank has made heavy losses with WeWork. Softbank holds about 95% of the Arm shares. 5% are freely accessible. Therefore Softbank will probably (in my opinion) sell quite a lot of shares (to Arm). For Softbank it is an opportunity to wash itself clean of WeWork, which could then lead to a sell-off at Arm. The sell-off will probably take a long time. Softbank would be pretty stupid not to sell the shares now.
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It jumped again today 8% up
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