Knight Trade Group (NITE): -50% vorbörslich - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

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Kann mir jemand sagen, was dort los ist?
Es hat noch keine Pressemitteilung gegeben, nur ein 8-K Filing, welche daraus hinweist, dass was Wichtiges im Gange ist.

Gerüchte zu Folge gibt es Liquiditätsprobleme,
was meint ihr?

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Sind schon vom Handel ausgestzt woren !

Es soll irgend eine Untersuchung gegen die eingeleitet werden !!!

Mein Beileid den Inverstierten !!

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Vorbörslich stürzt Knight Trading um über 50% ab und wurde von Handel augesetzt, da eine bedeutende News publiziert werden soll. Es wird spekuliert, dass die Firma eine offizielle Untersuchung über sich ergehen lassen muss.

Auf jeden Fall kommt da nichts gutes !! :O

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Monday June 3, 9:15 AM

Shares of Knight Trading (NasdaqNM: NITE) were more halved to $3 on Instinet from $6.35 at Friday`s close on Nasdaq. Traders attributed the sharp decline to market speculation that the trading company, a Nasdaq market-maker, was the subject of investigations by federal authorities. After the sharp drop, the Nasdaq stock market halted trading in the stock.

Spokeswomen for Knight, based in Jersey City, New Jersey, were not immediately available for comment.

Quelle: Reuters

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Noch etwas Hintergrundinfo:

Knight Trading shares fall, Nasdaq halts trade

NEW YORK, June 3 (Reuters) - Shares of Knight Trading Group
Inc. (NITE.O) , a key U.S. share dealer hit hard by the slump in
trading volumes, fell by more than half on Monday in
pre-opening trading before Nasdaq halted trading in the stock.
The stock fell to $3 from $6.35 on Instinet, before Nasdaq
halted trading, pending news. Several traders cited market
speculation that the company was the subject of investigations
by federal authorities.
Spokeswomen for the company were not immediately available
for comment.
Last January, Kenneth Pasternak, founder of the Jersey
City, New Jersey-based company left the company. Last Thursday,
stock trading veteran Thomas Joyce was named president and
chief executive, replacing interim CEO Anthony Sanfilippo.
Knight was also hurt by the recent switch to quoting stock
prices in decimals rather than fractions. Decimalization has
wiped out trading spreads. Stock dealers, like Knight,
generated revenues buying shares at the low end of spreads and
selling to customers at the high end.
The company has been scrambling for ways to make money,
including cutting commissions and costs.
Shares in Knight, which reported a loss in the first
quarter of the year, have tumbled from a peak of more than $80
in late 1999, when equity markets were booming.
((Ross Finley, Wall Street Desk, [phone]))

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