Interview with Gabriel Sicouri, Director of Stock Market Products at Citi and Matthias Baccino, Director of Europe at Trade Republic ???? To subscribe to my weekly newsletter: https://www.nicolascheron.fr/ ???? As a Trade Republic Ambassador (paid partner), I have negotiated a welcome gift for you: ✅ €30 offered in ETFs (among 5 selected ETFs) ???? Promo code: NICOLAS30 + go via this link: https://trade.re/NicoYTB ⚠️ Attention: offer ends on August 31st Conditions: open a Trade Republic account go via my link https://trade.re/NicoYTB and use the promo code NICOLAS30 when requesting the referral code deposit €300 and make 3 transactions within 21 days offer valid until August 31st within the limit of the number of promo codes allocated ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Summary of the issue What about turbos Practical examples Questions/answers ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Leveraged products presenting a risk of capital loss during their lifetime and at maturity. The risk factors include: Risk of capital loss: CitiFirst products may lose all or part of their value, in particular due to a loss of time value of the Warrants, deactivation of the Turbos or crossing of the Lower Limit of the Capped Bonus Certificates. Risk linked to the leverage effect: Due to their leverage effect, both upwards and downwards, which may be favorable or unfavorable to the investor, CitiFirst products may experience large variations, or even lose all or part of their value. Market risk: CitiFirst products may experience significant price fluctuations at any time, which may result in the total or partial loss of the amount invested. Credit risk: The insolvency of the issuer may result in the total or partial loss of the amount invested. Deactivation risk: Deactivation creates a risk of total and definitive loss of the capital invested. On the Turbos Infinis and Infinis BEST, the adjustment of the strike price and the knock-out barrier increases the risk of partial or total loss of capital. Liquidity risk: The total or partial absence of liquidity may result in a total or partial loss of capital. Underlying risk: When the Brent Future contract is rolled over, the adjustment of the knock-out barrier is accompanied by a change of underlying to the contract with the next maturity. Turbos on US equities, currencies and commodities have specific knock-out times/days listed on the fr.citifirst.com website. Over a period of several days, the performance of the Leverage & Short leveraged index may be lower than the performance of the index components multiplied by the leverage, which may not be suitable for a long-term investment. Investors are invited to read the risk factors set out in the base prospectuses, available free of charge on the page fr.citifirst.com/FR/Documentation-legale/Base-prospectus and in the final terms and conditions ("Final Terms") available free of charge on the website fr.citifirst.com in the "Documents" section of each product sheet, in order to determine whether the product corresponds to their needs and means. The Warrants Base Prospectus and the Certificates Base Prospectus of Citigroup Global Markets Europe AG were approved by BaFin (German financial regulator) on November 16, 2022 and were the subject of a certificate of approval by BaFin for the AMF, which should not be considered as a favorable opinion. This is the "Let's be adults" section. The information, graphs, figures, opinions or comments made available by Nicolas Chéron are intended for investors with the knowledge and experience necessary to understand and appreciate the information developed. This information is provided for informational purposes only and does not in any way represent an investment obligation or an offer or solicitation to acquire or sell financial products or services. The investor is solely responsible for the use of the information provided, without recourse against Nicolas Chéron, who is not responsible in the event of error, omission, untimely investment or market developments unfavorable to the transactions carried out. Investing in the stock market is risky. You may suffer losses. Past performance is not a guarantee of future performance, it is not constant over time and in no way constitutes a guarantee of future performance or capital. References to past rankings and awards do not prejudge future rankings or awards.