1Wk
And what about the upcoming tariff war with the USA and possibly the EU?
That would have to be discounted.
That would have to be discounted.
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@Epi The question of a possible tariff war with the US and the EU is justified, but Xiaomi has a decisive advantage: the company has a broad global presence in numerous markets and a strong manufacturing capacity in Asia, which makes it more flexible than many of its competitors. In addition, trade conflicts are often short-term burdens, while Xiaomi's long-term growth is driven by innovation and diversification into new business areas such as e-cars. The market may therefore have already priced in some of these risks. In the long term, the potential is likely to outweigh the risks.
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1Wk
@WinStreak77 Perhaps in the long term. But in the short term, the uncertainties surrounding customs are more likely to hinder a price explosion?
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But isn't Xiaomi very strongly represented on the American market anyway?
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currently $1810 only sells its cars in the domestic market. which is a big advantage, international expansion will probably only happen once customs issues etc. have been resolved.
the cars are selling like hot cakes from the company canteen.
the e-car market at $1810 is therefore very well positioned.
I see other electronics as more difficult, but the e-car share is already contributing very well to the overall result.
will stay in there in the long term. currently about 80% up, just bought too few shares... but it's still worth it when the share really gets going :)
the cars are selling like hot cakes from the company canteen.
the e-car market at $1810 is therefore very well positioned.
I see other electronics as more difficult, but the e-car share is already contributing very well to the overall result.
will stay in there in the long term. currently about 80% up, just bought too few shares... but it's still worth it when the share really gets going :)
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