Fortunes have been made (and lost) by trading Steinhoff shares intra-day where the price has been highly volatile - the green line tracking the highest price of the session, the orange one the lowest.
Fortunes have been made (and lost) by trading Steinhoff shares intra-day where the price has been highly volatile - the green line tracking the highest price of the session, the orange one the lowest.

Steinhoff update: Another debt downgrade as creditors edge closer to pulling the plug

The future survival, or otherwise, of Steinhoff will depend on how its big global creditors respond.
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By Alec Hogg

I received an email a couple weeks back from a Biznews community member who'd made big money trading Steinhoff shares after the December 6 collapse. He offered to enlighten us even promising to write a piece for publication explaining why the stock was worth a lot more than the price at which it had been trading. A couple days after his missive, the price collapsed again. Since then the comms have gone silent.

<strong><em>Fortunes have been made (and lost) by trading Steinhoff shares intra-day where the price has been highly volatile – the green line tracking the highest price of the session, the orange one the lowest.</em></strong>
Fortunes have been made (and lost) by trading Steinhoff shares intra-day where the price has been highly volatile – the green line tracking the highest price of the session, the orange one the lowest.

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