@Klein-Anleger Could mean the spread, which is somewhat higher. And in volatile phases SocGen should also be happy to suspend trading from time to time. As this is a medium-term investment, both are justifiable for me.
@Klein-Anleger Very often, no price is set in the morning when the market opens until clearing is complete, often for the first 15-30 minutes. A number of rights in the base prospectus for the benefit of the issuer (tightening of stops in the product, etc., which are also actively used there), regular suspension of trading around earnings (usually very early before), issuer-favorable consideration of implied vola. Do you need more examples?
@Klein-Anleger To put it mildly, they don't have their house in order on days like these. To put it another way, you are the one who is the worst because they like to limit the issuer risk in a hidden way at the expense of their customers. High spreads are the least of the evils. Quoting is often suspended in phases like today with silver, and not just for the short term, but sometimes until the end of trading. They can then set prices at their leisure. This is called a risk filter. The orders are paused for a manual check.
