Novo Nordisk nach Split WKN: A3EU6F ISIN: DK0062498333 Forum: Aktien User: Coronaprofiteur

Nicht, wenn man einen Teil rechtzeitig verkauft hat und bald zurückkaufen kann.

Bringt nur dann was wenn der Freibetrag noch nicht ausgeschöpft ist. Bei mir bringt das gar nichts, den Gewinn frisst der Staat

3-5% plus heute 🤑

Rot-Grün schwäche?? Lass da mal lieber einen Augenarzt Drüberschauen...

Seit gestern Morgen wieder 6% weg, man kann diese Aktie nur hassen

Ja ich glaube er ist da mit jpm durcheinander gekommen, die haben an dem Tag auf 275 erhöht

+5% 15:30

275 DKK ist falsch, es waren 290DKK. Daher 9% nicht 3%

Deutsche Bank’s timing looks questionable. On Aug 25, DB reiterated HOLD on Novo. Just 48 hours later, after NVO attempted a technical breakout, DB suddenly downgraded it to SELL, while only modestly cutting its target from DKK 275 to DKK 265. (Which by the way is 3% only, not 9% what was mentioned by some editors - another manipulation attempt? Maybe...) What fundamentally changed in 48 hours? Most of the cited concerns - the patent cliff, 2027 growth uncertainty and the upcoming Capital Markets Day - were already known when DB reiterated HOLD. Coincidentally, the downgrade arrives right after the breakout attempt and immediately pressures the stock again. This does NOT prove market manipulation, but the timing certainly deserves scrutiny. A rating change this significant based largely on already-known information, only two days after reiterating HOLD, raises legitimate questions. The timing is even more interesting considering the large amount of call options expiring Friday around $47.50, $48 and $48.50. A sharp move below these strikes just before expiration could make a significant number of calls expire worthless. This does not prove manipulation or any connection between DB and the options positioning. But a sudden downgrade based largely on previously known information, just two days after reiterating HOLD and immediately before an option expiration with concentrated calls near the stock price, certainly raises questions about the timing...