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11.12.19 09:14
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9237 Postings, 8672 Tage Byblosalle korrupt !

11.12.19 09:14
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7093 Postings, 2789 Tage derdendemannBaFin steckt dahinter?

Junge was du für nen Unfug ablässt ist fern von jeglichem gesunden Menschenverstand  

11.12.19 09:15

2539 Postings, 1765 Tage Draghi1969100% korrupt

...siehst ja wessen Ausrede sie hatten.  

11.12.19 09:16
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1732 Postings, 2860 Tage Absahner16Und täglich grüßt das Murmeltier.

Ich warte ab bis heute Abend. Dann entscheide ich mich, ob ich weiter aufstocke. Halten tue ich auf alle Fälle.  

11.12.19 09:16
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9237 Postings, 8672 Tage ByblosDraghi1969

noch mal so was wie mit Hura 99 Euro und Du bist gesperrt !  

11.12.19 09:16
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48 Postings, 1761 Tage WirecardInvrstorNeuer FT Artikel

Wirecard critics targeted in London spy operation  

11.12.19 09:17

4725 Postings, 2864 Tage Trader-123keine Chance mehr zu steigen

da wird mit aller Gewalt abverkauft....  

11.12.19 09:17
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2539 Postings, 1765 Tage Draghi1969Wieviel glaubt

ihr bekommen Bafin und Presse damit WCI zu fall kommt?  

11.12.19 09:18
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4725 Postings, 2864 Tage Trader-123mal sehen ob die 105 nochmal angesteuert wird heut

überlege auch nochmal aufzustocken hier.  

11.12.19 09:19
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336 Postings, 1647 Tage Bargeldlos@byblos

Bitte Draghi sperren, das war nicht das erste Mal...ständig, mittlerweile echt nervig. Da ist ja Bürschchen noch besser.  

11.12.19 09:21
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11708 Postings, 4089 Tage BÜRSCHENGrün Grün ist alles was ich sehe !

Doch Halt ein Roter Schweif am Horizont es ist doch nicht Wirecard ?  

11.12.19 09:21
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2539 Postings, 1765 Tage Draghi1969Sorry werds nicht mehr tun

107 Euro  

11.12.19 09:24
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2852 Postings, 2839 Tage aktienmädelHoffnung

Bestimmt kommen bald wieder die Postings der Hoffnung... "steht heut abend wieder bei 110" , oder so in der Art... Lach
Meine Meinung  

11.12.19 09:24

108 Postings, 3073 Tage neu_und

es geht wieder los  

11.12.19 09:24
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9237 Postings, 8672 Tage ByblosWirecard läßt sich mitlerweile vorführen

und ist unfähig gegenzusteuern.
Denke die ganze Geschichte gleitet denen so langsam aus den Fingern.
Sie habe wohl falsche Großinvestoren ins Boot geholt, die vielleicht ihre Aktienpakete verliehen haben.
Sich mit der gesamten Bankenwelt anzulegen, war auch nicht schlau.

Was nun, verkaufen und ein Ende mit Schmerzen ( 180% Gewinn ), oder Schmerzen ohne Ende mit weiter fallenden Kursen.

Wirecard kotzt mich langsam nur noch an.
Überlege alles in Evotec umzuschickten.
 

11.12.19 09:25

2696 Postings, 4028 Tage Leerverkauf@ Byblos: Mal erlich,

ich würde mich über einen Kurs unter 100 Euro sehr freuen, dann hätte ich die Möglichkeit günstig einige Papiere einzusammeln. Es kommt immer auf den Betrachter an ;.))

Klar,  die Einzeiler von Draghi1969 muss ich auch nicht haben...  

11.12.19 09:25

11708 Postings, 4089 Tage BÜRSCHENGan klarer Akt von Gewinnmitnahmen

Selbst die Größten Optis haben verstanden ! Gewinne mitnehmen bevorsie weiter schwinden !
Und mal ehrlich diese aktie ist doch nicht mehr als 50 bis 80 euro wert oder ?  

11.12.19 09:25

2539 Postings, 1765 Tage Draghi1969Auweh

.ist schon sooo brutal- noch nie gesehrn- da wurd bewusst alles daran gesetzt mit Hilfe baf.  

11.12.19 09:25
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336 Postings, 1647 Tage Bargeldlos.

Heftig, was da geschmissen wird. Auch der FT Artikel, wie mal nur Bullshit. Das Bild mit dem Untertitel "Caught on camera: two individuals secretly surveilled in London operation" ist auch geil. Merke, fotografiere zwei Menschen am Bahnhof und stricke einen Artikel herum.  

11.12.19 09:25
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3600 Postings, 2171 Tage BrilantbillDa es hinter ne Bezahlschranke steckt

Würde ich gerne wieder den FT Artikel Kommentieren!

Dazu möchte ich folgendes zittieren :

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Wirecard critics targeted in London spy operation
Former Libyan intelligence chief
 
December 11, 2019 8:00 am by Paul Murphy
A former Libyan intelligence chief, who told associates he is a shareholder in German payments group Wirecard, funded a surveillance operation in London that targeted a string of investors including hedge fund manager Crispin Odey.

Rami El Obeidi, head of foreign intelligence in Libya’s National Transition Council, which governed the country temporarily in the wake of Muammer Gaddafi’s death in 2011, was hunting for evidence that market speculators were attempting to manipulate Wirecard shares, according to two people familiar with the operation.

He retained the services of two security companies: Sloane Risk Group in London, run by a former British counter-terrorism operative Hayley Elvins, and APG Protection, a Manchester-based firm run by a former special forces soldier Greg Raynor, according to a briefing document outlining the surveillance operation.


Sloane and APG then oversaw an operation codenamed “Palldium Phase 2”, using the services of 28 individual private investigators, the sources said. A surveillance team monitored at least eight men in total, according to the briefing document and photographs dated between October 23 and November 3 this year, which were obtained by the Financial Times.

Wirecard has denied any involvement in such surveillance. The Munich-based technology group, a member of the prestigious Dax 30 index of Germany’s largest companies, has long portrayed critics of its accounts and governance as criminals trying to manipulate its share price, in collusion with the media.

After the publication of the so-called Zatarra report, a critical dossier about Wirecard published anonymously in February 2016, the company’s shares slumped. This prompted a sharp public response from Wirecard and attempts to discover the identity of the authors and their suspected collaborators.

Two professional investors, Matt Earl and Fraser Perring, co-authored the Zatarra report and are among the eight men surveilled over recent weeks, along with Mr Odey, Brett Palos, the stepson of retailer Philip Green, and Nick Gold, a seasoned stock market speculator.

Mr Gold was secretly recorded in July talking to an undercover investigator posing as an investor. In the exchange, Mr Gold appeared to indicate he was aware the FT would shortly be publishing further critical news reporting about Wirecard.

In a statement issued through Wirecard’s lawyers, Herbert Smith Freehills, the company claimed at the time it had obtained the recording of Mr Gold meeting what it described as “potential investors”.

Wirecard said this represented clear evidence of criminal collusion and market manipulation. Details from the recording of Mr Gold were subsequently distributed widely among the German press.

Late last month, excerpts of the recording were also uploaded to an anonymous website, Shortleaks.com, which resulted in a wave of social media criticism challenging the FT’s reporting.

Mr Gold has since told friends that he believes he was subject to a sting operation which encouraged him into making exaggerated claims.

In July the FT commissioned an external law firm to independently examine the allegations. It found no evidence of wrongdoing by the FT’s investigative journalism team.

Wirecard this week denied any association with the Palldium operation or funding any such activity. A statement from Herbert Smith Freehills added: “We understand from our client that it has no known association with Mr El Obeidi and is not aware of Mr El Obeidi holding any Wirecard shares. Further, our client confirms that it did not receive the audio recording of Mr Gold from Mr El Obeidi.”

Caught on camera: two individuals secretly surveilled in London operation
Copies of some operational “chat” messages between Mr Raynor, Ms Elvins and their teams, reviewed by the FT, reveal that Mr El Obeidi is referred to as “Boss” or simply “Doc” by the security personnel. The teams have used a “push-to-talk” application called Zello, through a channel named “Palldium C2”, for their surveillance communications.

A number of market speculators who have bet against Wirecard shares in the past have told the FT that they were followed and photographed. One said he discovered a tracker device placed on his car.

BaFin, the German financial regulator, has investigated speculators for possible market manipulation and earlier this year introduced temporarily an unprecedented ban on “short sales” in Wirecard stock.

In correspondence seen by the FT between Mr Earl and Wirecard’s then lawyers, Jones Day, the company admitted in 2016 using private investigators. Wirecard insisted this was “limited and lawful” and required to ensure that Mr Earl was available to receive legal letters in person. A different investigations agency was deployed.

Mr El Obeidi did not respond to requests for comment. People who have worked with him say he spends much of his time in Turkey and Dubai, and that he stays in The Dorchester hotel when in London. Outside his claimed investment in Wirecard the FT was unable to ascertain his business interests.

Sloane Risk, which on its website described using former operators from “British intelligence and specific military units who have completed training not available to the commercial sector”, did not reply to a request for comment.

APG Protection said it would not comment on “actual or purported activities or clients of the company”, adding that any “operational activity conducted by APG is always strictly within the law”.

FT under surveillance
This is not the first time that critics of Wirecard have been placed under surveillance.

The FT has today published a separate discussion document in German, which shows plans hatched by an unnamed European private investigations outfit to launch a sophisticated eavesdropping operation in the UK. Titled “Indikatioren zum Insiderprofil”, the 14-page document was dated March 9 2016, two weeks after the Zatarra report was released.

On that occasion, according to the document, those being monitored included Dan McCrum, the principal author of the FT’s coverage of Wirecard, alongside a number of London financiers including Mr Palos. The FT has redacted names of some of those targeted.

The document also mentions an executive in Wirecard’s pre-paid card business in Britain, whom Wirecard has denied monitoring or having concerns about.

The plans involved use of a so-called “IMSI-catcher” — an international mobile subscriber identity-catcher — to harvest audio and data from a target’s phone, and “suck the blood out of suspicious people”, according to the document.

Eavesdropping is illegal in Germany, unless carried out by the state, part of strict privacy laws shaped by the country’s experience of secret police activity in former East Germany.

Wirecard executives appear to have suspected a mole was operating at a senior level within the company after Mr Earl and Mr Perring published their Zatarra Report in 2016, prompting a criminal investigation in Germany into alleged market manipulation.

The case against Mr Earl was subsequently withdrawn. Munich prosecutors have sought to fine Mr Perring, who has denied publishing any false or misleading information.

The electronic eavesdropping document includes details of psychological and social profiling aimed at identifying an internal leaker, before going on to detail the activities of “Kontakt Team England.”

There is a mention of “hacking”, with Mr Palos and Mr McCrum the suggested targets and “SWIFT data” was to be obtained, indicating the investigators were looking for evidence of money transfers between a range of individuals.

Mr Palos was to “get 2-3 pings” each day, which, according to security experts, is a reference to a “silent SMS” or secret text message, which provides the precise location of a target’s phone. In what is known as a “man-in-the-middle” attack, this approach involves placing a “fake” telecoms tower between the user’s phone and the real telecom network.

Other individuals earmarked for “OSINT” or open-source intelligence, included Michael Hedtstück, editor in chief of Finance, a German magazine, who was said to have been “negative” about Wirecard, along with a range of hedge fund managers and other investors.

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11.12.19 09:26

11708 Postings, 4089 Tage BÜRSCHENKlasse 105 schon gefallen auf zur 100 Klasse !

11.12.19 09:26
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410 Postings, 2467 Tage Daniel1102@draghi

Die BaFin ist ein zahnloser Tiger, aber sicher arbeitet die BaFin nicht mit der Presse und Leerverkäufern zusammen, um den Kurs zu drücken. Das ist solch ein Schwachsinn!  

11.12.19 09:27
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4 Postings, 2879 Tage johny25Glaubwürdigkeit

Aus welchem Grund gestattet man denn nicht EY vor die Kamera zu treten und sich zu den Sachverhalten in dem von ihnen geprüften Abschlüssen zu äußern? Wenn es Herr Braun nicht schafft, den Anlegern Vertrauen zu geben, vielleicht schaffen es dann die Abschlussprüfer von Ernst & Young.

Für EY ist diese Situation meiner Meinung nach auch sehr unangenehm. Aktuell wird ihrem Bestätigungsvermerk kein Vertrauen geschenkt und damit die Arbeit von ihnen quasi in Frage gestellt.

Durch eine Veröffentlichung des Prüfungsbericht (vielleicht auch nur Teile, sodass keine Geschäftsgeheimnisse offen gelegt werden) könnte meiner Ansicht nach schon enorm viel bewegt werden.  

11.12.19 09:28

1668 Postings, 2334 Tage mcbainDie 100 kommt

die Einladung lassen sich die LV auf keinen Fall entgehen...  

11.12.19 09:28

48 Postings, 1592 Tage stksat|229223791Drecksüberweisungen

brauchen mal wieder ewig. Will nachlegen, aber die Kohle kommt bestimmt wieder erst abends irgendwann an.
Ein Unding, dass Überweisungen so ewig brauchen dürfen. Wird Zeit, dass Wirecard die Sache übernimmt und die Kohle sofort da ist.  

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