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SharkAce

@SharkAce

2Yr·

WTF why do I not know you and why do you show up now....

Sounds great - will take a closer look. If someone already has an opinion on the stock, please let me know.

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Dividende > Zinsen@GoDividend

2Yr

Honey what is Well? Was machen die..

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Stefan@InvestmentPapa

2Yr

Every home builder knows them. They also make thermostats and such fun. But they are ruled out for me because of the weapons technology division.

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Healthy@Healthy

2Yr

Jim Cramer also has Honeywell on his watch list:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TdnmOKKF7ic

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Lorena@Lorena

2Yr

As you know, my detailed and scientific TA has forecast a bullish price trend. Nobrainer actually

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How$y 🗽@Howsy

2Yr

Among other things, they manufacture oversized Tictacs/Minions. They stand at level crossings with full barriers and check that no vehicle is trapped between the barriers when they close. So that's how I know them...
https://www.moz.de/lokales/strausberg/verkehr-bahnuebergang-in-neuenhagen-wieder-geoeffnet-54852429.html

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Joshua@WarrenNakamoto

2Yr

I work in waste management and we buy a lot of work clothing from them, such as protective gloves

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Torben@nextRockefeller

2Yr

I know them from my job. They offer ventilation systems for buildings, among other things. For example, vents for bathrooms.

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SharkAce@SharkAce

2Yr

For those who are interested:

"What does Honeywell earn its money with?

Honeywell is active in the aerospace, building technology, performance materials and corporate security divisions shown above. In the aerospace sector, aircraft manufacturers are supplied with components such as engines. Honeywell also earns money by servicing the components it supplies. Its competitors are alternative investments such as United Technologies, the German MTU Aero Engines and Safran.

In building technology, for example, the focus is on temperature regulation or security systems. A direct competitor in this segment is Siemens.

Performance Materials is a melting pot for different activities. On the one hand, specialty chemicals such as lubricants are produced (Fuchs Petrolub sends its regards), on the other hand, automation and consulting for a wide range of industries also fall into this segment. Here, Honeywell competes with companies such as BASF or Emerson Electric.

Safety and productivity also includes not only protective clothing but also leisure clothing and occupational safety through software-based solutions (alarm systems) through to automation technology, which also plays a role in Performance Materials. Here Honeywell has to compete with big names such as 3M.

In view of the wide range of activities, including overlaps, and the strong competition, it is not surprising that conglomerates such as Honeywell, Siemens or 3M are constantly reorganizing themselves in order to remain as efficient as possible. You can see that Honeywell does this quite well from its profitability, which extends across all segments in the form of a high operating margin:..."

Source: https://aktienfinder.net/blog/honeywell-aktie-mit-2-prozent-dividende-ein-kauf/

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Aktienbullen@Aktienbullen_Germany

2Yr

Do the same as Siemens, but in the USA

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