Gamestop💎🙌 WKN: A0HGDX ISIN: US36467W1099 Kürzel: GME Forum: Aktien User: Woogel

Wenn das Tempo so bleibt, allerdings bleibt dies abzuwarten 😇

Dann hat sich Der Countdown beschleunigt Sonntag ist dann die 0

Nun folgt er nur noch 5

https://x.com/DominosJack/status/1838708766617014526?t=-UjCVoVfSVXVQoPUBNCCnA&s=08

Bones Bath & Beyond Dog Grooming Spa ‼️ CHWY & BBBY ‼️

https://x.com/bbbyq_qybbb/status/1838704428700045385?t=Wpmh1Ey3rvxfBGfObevrWw&s=19

OMG 😳 State Street verkaufte ihre BBBY-Aktien am 30.06.2023 für $ 2.510,00 per share?!!! Knapp 8 Mrd Dollar? What is going on here?!

https://www.tagesanzeiger.ch/credit-suisse-finma-fuehrt-geheime-untersuchung-durch-925356356332

Aber ich würde meinen, dies spiegelt nur Andi‘s Anliegen wieder, dass im Falle der Bestätigung empfindliche Geldstrafen bevorstehen oder nicht ? So wie im letzten Absatz geschrieben steht. Klar ist auch das es kein garant dafür ist welche Strafen verhängt werden wenn ein Nachrichtendienst davon berichtet. Hat irgendwie immer ein komisches Geschmäckle wenn nach so vielen Jahren des Betrugs nichts wirklich passiert ist und Sie weiter und weiter machen können. Letzte Woche wurde berichtet das der Vorfall bzgl. der CS und UBS unter die Lupe genommen wird. Also wie es nun dazu gekommen ist. 🤷🏻‍♂️

Cool 😎 Danke!

BERLIN (Reuters) -Deutsche Boerse and Nasdaq are being investigated as part of an European Union probe into possible antitrust violations in financial derivatives. A spokesperson for Deutsche Boerse said on Tuesday the German stock exchange operator had been searched as part of the investigation, while a representative for Nasdaq said it had also been approached. Both companies said they were cooperating. The European Commission said on Monday it had conducted unannounced inspections at financial services companies in two EU member states over possible breaches of antitrust regulations, but did not specify which firms or how many. "We do not comment on ongoing investigations," the Deutsche Boerse spokesperson added. A Stockholm-based spokesperson for Nasdaq declined to comment on which country or countries Nasdaq had been contacted in. "We are aware of an investigation initiated by the European Commission involving the derivatives market. Nasdaq is committed to fully cooperate with the European Commission and support the relevant authorities with the investigation," the person said. Euronext, which runs stock markets in various cities including Paris and Amsterdam, said it was not the subject of "any inspections or investigations" by the Commission. Unannounced visits are a preliminary step in probes into suspected anticompetitive practices and do not mean the firms are guilty. There is no legal deadline to finish inquiries into such conduct, according to the EU. If the inspections reveal violations of EU antitrust laws, it could trigger formal investigations and significant fines for the companies involved. (Reporting by Miranda Murray and Tassilo Hummel, additional reporting by Anna Ringstrom, Editing by Madeline Chambers, David Evans and Mark Potter)