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Where and how can I/you draw in advance? Have never done anything like this before. 😊
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@Kohlmeyse at Consorsbank this is still possible until 27.9. 11:15 a.m.
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@FrauB have just seen, apparently also flatex. Trading place long & black. 👍
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@Kohlmeyse always look: The - officially announced by Schott Pharma - underwriters in the Schott IPO are, according to the announcement, as follows: BNP Paribas, BofA Securities and Deutsche Bank (Joint Global Coordinators) as well as Citigroup and Jefferies (Joint Bookrunners) and Commerzbank and LBBW (Co-Lead Managers). https://depotstudent.de/schott-pharma-aktie-zeichnen/
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@GoDividend so at flatex and via the trading place lang & schwarz it also works.
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@Kohlmeyse so closing time ... Has left me no peace the topic... So mMn. Is flat ex not an official syndicate bank which is why you should read this: You can find the official banks on the homepage https://www.schott-pharma.com/investor-relations/ FBS Mobile: Gray market What is a gray market? A gray market (or gray market) is an unregulated and unofficial market where a trader can buy or sell securities that are not currently available on the official markets. This is usually the case when a company's shares have not yet been listed on the stock exchange as part of an initial public offering (IPO). Another scenario is when a stock or other asset has been suspended from official trading. Gray market explained In the gray market, securities are always traded over-the-counter (OTC). This means that they are not offered by an exchange, but only by brokers or other trading providers. A good example of this is the purchase of shares even before they are issued by a company as part of an IPO. These are not real shares, but something like unofficial forward transactions on these shares. In other words, a trader evaluates a company and places a bid if the price of its IPO shares will be overvalued or undervalued. Gray market premium The gray market premium (GMP) is the price at which a stock trades on the gray market. It is based on market sentiment. When demand is high and supply is low, the GMP is high. If demand is low and supply is high, the premium is low. Here is an example: suppose the issue price of stock X is $100 and the GMP is $200. This means that traders are willing to buy stock X for $300 ($100 + $200). Profits and losses now depend on whether a stock is quoted at the GMP price or not. If the closing price of the stock on the first trading day is higher than the pre-IPO price, the trader makes a profit. If the price is low after the IPO, the trader makes a loss. Gray Market vs. Black Market Since the gray market is unofficial, it is not regulated by third-party entities such as government agencies. Moreover, there is no official platform, and all trading takes place among a limited group of people. All trades are based on mutual trust. Nevertheless, the gray market is completely legal, unlike the black market, which operates outside the law. Why trade on the gray market The main advantage of gray market trading is that you can buy stocks before they are listed on an exchange. Then, if the IPO is successful, you make a profit. Another point is that you can trade all those securities that are suspended from trading on the official markets.
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