NVIDIA WKN: 918422 ISIN: US67066G1040 Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Hoffe es konnten die meisten am Freitag gut nachkaufen, wie man sieht wird es solche Kurse lange nicht mehr geben

Woife gibt mir gute Tipps

1 Cent unterschied im Umrechnungskurs macht hier schon fast 2€ bzw. 188x hebel. Dann das nochmal pro Anzahl an Aktien gehebelt. Für alle die meinen sich nicht dafür interessieren zu müssen

Gleich öffnet die Börse in Shanghai…

Wie willst du denn 💸 💸 💸 💰 💰 💰 an der Börse machen wenn du selbst so antriebslos bist?

Sonst hätte ich es doch gemacht 😉

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/13/asia-markets-hang-seng-index-csi-300-us-china-trade-tensions.html

Kannst du nicht selber rechnen oder googeln? Bei 188,5$ Kurs und 0.86 € pro 1$ macht das 188,5x0.86 = 162,11€

Wie ist der Eur Kurs bei Nvidia aktuell?

189$

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The big question in Washington this weekend, following the latest exchange in the US-China trade war: What went wrong? On Thursday, China announced sweeping new export controls on rare earths, and the following day, US President Donald Trump threatened to reinstate 100 percent tariffs on Chinese goods (on top of existing tariffs) and cancel his long-awaited meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping. That flurry of action came after a quiet summer, during which the world’s two largest economies put their trade war on hold and Trump said increasingly nice things about Xi. Just three weeks ago, the two leaders had what Trump called a “very productive” phone call, agreeing to finally meet face-to-face in South Korea at the end of October. Then, on September 29, the US Department of Commerce issued the so-called “affiliates rule,” which—as an interim final rule—went into effect immediately, without full notice and comment. It placed export controls on thousands of foreign companies that are 50 percent owned or controlled by listed entities. Even though the rule doesn’t mention China, Chinese companies are on the lists, so the measure directly affects them. Beijing viewed the move as a violation of the spirit of Geneva, where US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and his counterpart, He Lifeng, brokered a temporary truce in May. So on Thursday, China added five new elements to its rare-earth licensing regime. Remember, this is the same authority that caused supply shortages at Ford factories in Michigan in June—and arguably pushed Trump and Xi to the negotiating table in the first place. Trump, of course, reached for his favorite tool in response: tariffs. And now, many are watching to see whether Asian markets dip on Monday into what could be their biggest drawdown in months. Trump, perhaps wary of the market reaction, posted on Truth Social on Sunday, “Don’t worry about China, it will all be fine! Highly respected President Xi just had a bad moment.” But there’s something I think analysts are missing in all of this: the Supreme Court. Why did China feel it could respond so aggressively? Perhaps it miscalculated, expecting Trump to hold back. Or perhaps it is thinking past October. In the first week of November, the first case over the US president’s use of tariffs goes before the Supreme Court—within days, if not hours, of Trump and Xi’s scheduled (and not yet canceled) meeting in South Korea. The US president’s leverage for the meetings could be undercut in real time, depending on justices’ comments during oral arguments, which may indicate how the court will rule. The very tool Trump turned to on Friday, the 100 percent tariff threat on Beijing, might not even be available to him once the court makes its decision (likely in the coming months). And while the Trump team insists it has a range of backup plans, none is as potent as the US president’s trade powers under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. That’s why the White House has leaned so heavily on the law. Sometimes it’s helpful to take a step back and look at the whole board. If everyone is confused about why China made such a seemingly rash move, it’s worth asking what else they might be watching. My bet: They’re watching the Supreme Court. https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/new-atlanticist/as-the-trade-war-resumes-china-is-keeping-one-eye-on-trump-and-one-on-the-supreme-court/

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