Quote from gaj:
that's why i wanted options...
but these corners, short squeezes, etc. on real companies seem to end the same way - some people blow up, but the bubble gets burst when the govt / other company / large shareholder gives the shorts some way out, and the balloon gets deflated but fast.
Quote from m22au:
Yeah - another poster mentioned that Lower Saxony might look to sell its 20% stake while these crazy prices persist.
Alternatively, VW could sell some more equity for 'general corporate purposes'
Quote from local_crusher:
German regulators are as incompetent as german politicians.
The whole Xetra-stock / Eurex-options trading (and regulation) is pure bullshit compared to US trading facilities.
There have been numerous totally irregular situations like this one before with Xetra.
Just remember Altana or Mobilcom.
Such strange things happen ONLY IN FKing Germany. (Speaking of high volume/cap stocks)
The whole thing needs to be re-engineered.
Get a damn real market.
