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İki gündür uyarıyoruz. Ama bir kac pazarlamaci adi herif ky yi dolandiriyor
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dun 7,68'den aldıgım hısseler ıcın sabah 7,84'den satıs verdım bir yanlıslık sebebıyle satılmamıs ve hısse 7,10 lara gelmıs.
https://money.usnews.com/investing/n...spite-gulf-row
cıkan habere bakılırsa Ocak'ta satısın tamamlanması dusunuluyormus ama siyasete takılmıs. Hakan Ates dahi cb ıle gorusmus satıs ıcın.gelecek bırkac haftada satısın olabılecegı yazıyor.
umarım herkes zararını cıkartır.
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Madem beklentı var nedden neredeyse karsız satmak ıstedınız kı ? Ikıncı olarak asıl sorun şu;beklentı 6B uzerı satıstı ;su an 5 uzerı satılsa bıle beklentı dusmus oldugu ıcın onu fıyatlıyor...Originally Posted by Hülagu
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Ne oldu pazarcı ? Gördün mü 8 ustu atıyodun havanı. Ne dedıysek o.
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Satış iptali hisseyi 5 e götürür . mevcut haberlerdekı haberler ıle zaten yuzde 15-20 dusurduler.mevcut rakamı bıle negatıf karşılıyor. Mesele anlaşıldıysa İnş zararlar azalır. 8.1--20 deyken uyarımızı yaptık ama goygoy veren bır zaat mılletı yanlış yönlendirdi...Netice ortada. İnşallah cıkar da herkes kazanır. Bol şans.
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su yaptığın yorumda vermek istediğin mesaj ve mana yukarıdaki paylaştığım haberde yok.durum paylaşımı yapıyorum beklenti var vs gibi çıkarımı nasıl yapıyorsunuz...düşünme yetisine sahip her yetişkin istediği yerden alır istediği yerden satar;birilerine sormak,danışmak zorunda değil.. yumurta tavuk işine döndürmeyin haberler çarşaf çarşaf medyada dolaşıyor,isteyen alır isteyen satar,isteyen bekler kime ne..
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yukardaki arkadaşın verdiği kaynak ; https://money.usnews.com/investing/n...spite-gulf-row
Özetle ; iddia edildi haberi gene.. haberi yapanların 2'si türk , haber içeriğinde ankaradaki bir siyasi görüşü de eklenmiş. yorum yazmayacapım hateşin bitleri saldırıyor.. sadece dikkatli olun , umarım pozisyonu olan herkes istediği fiyattan karla ayrılır.
"I'm not saying this deal will fall through, but it wouldn't be realistic to say these developments are supportive of the negotiations," one senior official in Ankara said.
haberin devamı aşağıdaki gibi ;
Exclusive: Emirates NBD Closes in on Turkey's Denizbank Despite Gulf Row
By Orhan Coskun, Ebru Tuncay and Tom Arnold
ANKARA/DUBAI (Reuters) - Emirates NBD could agree to buy Turkey's Denizbank within weeks, sources said, after intense lobbying by the Turkish bank to convince President Tayyip Erdogan of the benefits of the potential $5.3 billion deal despite a diplomatic rift.
Dubai's biggest bank, Emirates NBD said it was in preliminary talks to buy Denizbank from Russia's Sberbank in January, but the plan has met resistance from Erdogan, four sources told Reuters.
While Erdogan does not have direct control over Turkey's banks, the president could potentially block any deal by telling the country's BDDK banking watchdog not to approve it.
Repeated efforts by Denizbank's chief executive to persuade Erdogan of the case for the takeover illustrate the president's important role in sealing major deals in Turkey.
Although it still requires approval, the deal is expected to be agreed in "the next few weeks", one of the sources said.
The BDDK did not respond to a request for comment.
Turkish relations with the Gulf states have been strained since Ankara stood by Qatar after the UAE, Saudi Arabia and others accused Doha of supporting terrorism, a charge it denies.
The United Arab Emirates, of which Dubai is part, also regards Erdogan's AK Party as a friend of Islamist forces it opposes across the Arab world and last week the UAE's foreign minister said it faced challenges from Iran, Israel and Turkey.
And earlier this month the Arab world's largest private broadcaster stopped showing Turkish television programs.
"I'm not saying this deal will fall through, but it wouldn't be realistic to say these developments are supportive of the negotiations," one senior official in Ankara said.
Emirates NBD, Sberbank and Denizbank all declined to comment, as did Erdogan's office.
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Denizbank Chief Executive Hakan Ates has met Erdogan and other senior officials in Ankara over the past month in an attempt to convince them that the deal would be positive for Turkey's banking system, several sources said.
It was not clear how successful Ates, who declined to comment, had been, but one source said there was an acknowledgement in Ankara that Turkey's tensions were with Abu Dhabi, not Dubai - meaning with the UAE's policy makers, not the region's main commercial and financial hub.
The cities are run by two close, but separate, families.
"There is a lot of scepticism about the Emiratis but investment is something else," said the source.
Denizbank is Turkey's ninth-largest lender by assets, making it a relatively small player in a fast-growing market. Sberbank, which is selling Denizbank as part of a broader regional strategy shift, paid around $3.5 billion for it in 2012.
Shares in Denizbank have risen around 70 percent this year, helped by news of the talks, giving it a $5.3 billion market value.
Emirates NBD, which previously acquired BNP Paribas' Egyptian business, has been scouting for opportunities in the Turkish banking sector for several years as part of its international expansion.
(Additional reporting by Katya Golubkova in Moscow and Alexander Cornwell in Dubai; Writing by Ece Toksabay and Tuvan Gumrukcu; Editing by David Dolan and Alexander Smith)
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We should NoT be idiots. The current offer is far below the expactations. But some people try to speculate
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