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Tycon
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What is the difference between the two Novo Nordisk products? And which one is "better"?


$NOVO B (-1,11%)

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Gamechanger@Tothemoon18
3Mês
The first is the real share, the ADR is a certificate
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Tycon@Tycon
3Mês
@Tothemoon18 but then why should you buy the certificate?
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John@Doe
3Mês
@Tycon because some cannot buy the original
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Tycon@Tycon
3Mês
@Doe okay, but if you can buy the original, that's "better" in itself, isn't it? The certificate is based on the price of the original, right?
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John@Doe
3Mês
@Tycon Yes, that is certainly better, and the price is also correct.
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Eduard@ES2705
3Mês
The B share is the real share. The ADR is American Depositary Receipts. The shares are deposited in US banks and you only buy a depositary receipt. Actually, an original share is always better.
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John@Doe
3Mês
B - Original, ADR are depositary receipts issued by US banks for which original shares are held in custody
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Sebastian@Sele-95
3Mês
I write my options on the ADR on the US stock exchange to avoid any additional currency risk. But that's the only reason.
But yes - original is always better :D
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Marcin Kummer@MartyMcFly
3Mês
A small side note: ADRs incur additional fees per share if a dividend is distributed.
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