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Und hier noch ein guter comment zu der DTCC Meldung vom 03. Februar, dass HSBC in Zahlungsverzug zu bonds ist. Was ich bisher nicht wusste: dass HSBC der größte bagholder von Evergra.nde ist. Auch ist hier die Rede davon, dass HSBC bisher kein margin call (Liquidation) erhalten habe - weil die anderen big player sie quasi schützen, denn würde dieser Dominostein fallen ... würden ihre Dominosteine mitfallen ...

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Vor etwa 7 Std wurde gemeldet, dass bereits 11111 die Petition unterzeichnet haben 💪 Gestern wurden 8k gemeldet. Heute ist das Thema auf der Agenda der EU In den Foren rühren sie nochmal ordentlich die Trommeln, um noch viel mehr Stimmen zur Petition zu bekommen

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Das sollte man im Zusammenhang mit dieser identischen Meldung vom 03. Feb 2023 betrachten, die trey 3 Std zuvor getwittert hat: HSBC USA ist gleichermaßen säumig wie eben damals Lehman im Sep 2008

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Teil 3 des templates... On 23.01.2023 was referred in the Committee for economy and finances ECON to a very speedy vote in the parliament on the planned change of the CSDR. I ask you, should the voices of thousands of supporters of the petition simply be lost here? It is first and *** the job of the European Parliament to protect our rights! YOU are our elected representatives! I therefore ask you to, vote against the abolition of mandatory buy-ins in the vote on the CSDR and to vote for an immediate and full implementation of the regulation. Consider: As parliamentarians, you have voted in favor of this regulation after lengthy deliberation. You are asked now to just follow the will of the EU Commission, which would also gain massive power over the Parliament through the planned changes. Vote for a strong parliamentarianism, because the parliament and not the EU Commission, the ECB or ESMA are the core of democracy. Parliamentarians are elected by us - the citizens, not by financial corporations like Citadel, BlackRock, UBS, Credit Suisse etc. Finally, a small figure: The cost to the general public of dealing with the banking crisis from 2008 to 2011 alone was 1.6 trillion euros. The total cost to all EU countries over 4.5 bilions! The CSDR costs only a small fraction with an estimated 35 billion! The economic damage of the next financial crisis - and lack of regulation and not too much regulation lead to financial crises - will be at least a factor of 1,000 higher! I kindly ask for your reply and I am at your disposal for any questions at any time. Yours sincerely A.P.E. Sources: CSDR 909/2014 in full beauty EU Commission CSDR Review proposal Statement ECB CSDR Statement ESMA CSDR Statement Eurex Statement Euroclear END OF LETTER

... Teil 2 des templates... If this obligation of repurchase on the part of market makers is persistently violated, market makers increase the number of tradable shares (real shares + self-produced synthetic shares), thereby diluting the number of tradable shares and causing a severe imbalance between supply and demand. Non-supply leads to massive price suppression and unjustified devaluation of securities. The decline in stock prices makes it difficult for companies to access cheap credit for investment and lead significantly to company bankruptcies. The extent of this fraudulent activity is identifiable as settlement fails rate. EU markets are conspicuous for their internationally high settlement fails. 5-10% of all transactions executed in the EU cannot be settled because the real share is not repurchased for the phantom share that has already been sold. We shareholders cannot see in our depots whether real or phantom shares are stored in them. Due to the creation of phantom shares by market makers, the shares exist multiple times, at least twice during the settlement period. In fact, billions of such synthetic, undelivered shares circulate daily in the equity markets. Without the settlement rules adopted in CSDR 909/2014, this state of affairs may continue indefinitely! If market makers have the right to sell phantom shares to create liquidity and are never forced to buy them back on the markets - then this is illegal naked shorting of shares and poses an incalculably high risk to the transparency and stability of the equity markets! On 01.02.2022 penalties for settlement fails were imposed for the first time. Euroclear alone incurs approximately 60,000 such penalties per day. Since the introduction of the penalties, settlement fails have even increased! Euroclear emphasizes that the main reason for settlement fails are shares that are not delivered by the seller! In other words, shares were sold that do not exist! Only mandatory buy-ins by automated buy-in agents of the CSDs following a transparent and predictable procedure will lead to an end of this highly risky and illegal trading practice. The Singapore Exchange SGX already introduced mandatory buy-ins in 2009 with great success. The major European CSDs Eurex, Clearstream and Euroclear are well prepared for mandatory buy-ins and consider them indispensable! So why now all of a sudden this change of heart on the part of the EU Commission, ECB, ESMA? In the background, market makers and broker-dealers have successfully lobbied the EU. The ICMA, which has been fighting against the CSDR for years, is leading the way. A look at ICMA's board shows that the largest and most dangerous financial players, including Citadel, are represented here. And another look at ICMA's website shows how proud they are of their influence on EU officials. I therefore supported petition 0775/2022, which has already found well over 8000 supporters in a very short time and is one of the most supported in the EU. It has become clear to us that not only the rights of retail investors are being damaged, but also the companies that go public, fellow human beings who work in these companies, hospitals, public budgets and even pension funds! The public welfare of our society stands here to the sellout.

Danke kostja für den Hinweis. Werde das heute Nachmittag machen. Hier das rausgezogene Template .... , Dear Member of the European Parliament....... I am addressing you with an urgent request. Soon the EU Parliament - that is you - will decide on changes to one of the most important regulations of the EU financial markets. We have a major problem with an increasing number of settlement fails (failure to deliver) in stocks and bonds worldwide. Settlement fails are the result of inadequate settlement discipline, where sellers of securities (market makers and broker-dealers) are not required to buy securities before or immediately after selling them on the exchange. The lack of efficient settlement rules exposes markets, investors, especially retail investors, but also exchange-traded firms and public budgets to highly asymmetric risk and is a major risk factor for extreme failures in equity markets. Due to the catastrophic consequences of the 2008 financial crisis, the EU Parliament adopted the Central Securities Depository Regulation CSDR 909/2014 in 2014. Central to the regulation is Article 7, Settlement Discipline. The European Commission has repeatedly emphasized the importance of the mandatory buy-in rule as a fundamental component of settlement discipline. Parts of the measures in Article 7 were not put into effect until February 2022, but the most important part, mandatory buy-ins, has been postponed again and is now to be completely removed from the regulation at the behest of the EU Commission, the ECB and ESMA. This is unacceptable. As a retail shareholder, I invest in European and international companies. I see my rights as a shareholder massively threatened and see an ongoing reduction in the value of my investments. I will not accept this. Why are settlement rules and especially mandatory buy-ins so important? The foundation of our economy are transparent and fair markets that follow the principle of supply and demand. Market makers (all of whom are private companies!) have the unique right to temporarily create synthetic securities (phantom shares) and sell them like regular shares, provided that they then immediately go to market and buy back the same amount of real shares, replacing the previously sold synthetic shares within the settlement period. This is an extremely important basic rule to ensure the integrity of our markets and the basis of my trust as a retail investor in the EU trading venues. Market makers enjoy an special right that is otherwise exclusively held by central banks worldwide, namely the creation of securities (in the case of central banks, the reprinting of money). Correspondingly high ethical and regulatory requirements must be imposed on market makers.