CarloConti
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bha... cmq venduti altri 5 del CH0451138959
Certificati di investimento - Cap. 3 (55 lettori)
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Alexreferee11
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23 o 24/12 poco cambia..niente cedola..
The_105_Zoo
Edoardo_91
DE000CJ2E1U1 mm cz mi sembra troppo alto...(ed essendo cz mi pare strano...
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1325/1335
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Joe Silver
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Sì, confermo record 23 ed infatti è calato di venti-trenta punti per lo stacco. Prossima rilevazione con call al 94%: al momento resterebbe sopra solo American Airlines.
Joe Silver
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Per il Ftse chiusura sopra i 24.000...
..e l'indice si impenna!
Buona Domenica a tutti!BRUNO66
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Per il Ftse chiusura sopra i 24.000...
Che sia giunta l’ora di shortare il nostro indice??? Buon weekend a tutti...e l'indice si impenna!
enmontic
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Anche le operazioni sul Sedex mi sono state regolate con valuta 24 dicembre con Binck, anche chi ha altri intermediari e oggi ha operato sui certificati ha le operazioni regolate il 24 e non il 27? In effetti il Sedex segue il calendario Target2 e il 24 non è festivo per quel calendario
Fabrib
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is backing Bayer AG in the German chemical maker's high-stakes court fight over the world's most widely used weedkiller.
The main U.S. pesticides regulator, working with the Justice Department, filed court papers Friday supporting Bayer's argument that glyphosate, the active ingredient in the company's Roundup herbicide, poses no cancer risk. The filing backs Bayer's appeal in federal court of a $25 million verdict in the case of a California man who blamed Roundup for causing his non-Hodgkin lymphoma, one of tens of thousands of similar cases.
Lawyers for both government agencies argued the verdict should be overturned because it would have been illegal for Bayer to print cancer-risk warnings on Roundup labels. They said Congress granted the EPA the sole authority over safety labels on chemical products, and the agency wouldn't have approved a cancer warning for Roundup. RTRS
The main U.S. pesticides regulator, working with the Justice Department, filed court papers Friday supporting Bayer's argument that glyphosate, the active ingredient in the company's Roundup herbicide, poses no cancer risk. The filing backs Bayer's appeal in federal court of a $25 million verdict in the case of a California man who blamed Roundup for causing his non-Hodgkin lymphoma, one of tens of thousands of similar cases.
Lawyers for both government agencies argued the verdict should be overturned because it would have been illegal for Bayer to print cancer-risk warnings on Roundup labels. They said Congress granted the EPA the sole authority over safety labels on chemical products, and the agency wouldn't have approved a cancer warning for Roundup. RTRS
oldmouseit
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Buono per Bayer
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