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$TKA (+0.28%) is currently in the ATL and is now attractively priced to get in.


How do you see the company and its chances after the big takeover by the Czech billionaire?

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A share on the ATL is a reason for me not to get in 👍
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@DonkeyInvestor Can you explain the reason to a beginner? Question for a friend...
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@Enea91 There is a reason why the market sends a share to the ATL. That's why I see no reason whatsoever not to buy a share at the ATH. After the ATL / ATH is before the new ATL / ATH.

I'm not a fan of chart analysis at all, but a share at the ATL without a recognizable countermovement ... That can go well, of course, but it can also backfire big time.

In summary, the risk/return ratio would be too bad for me.
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Thyssen can do more than just steel. But Thyssen is also a construction site. I bought because the individual parts are worth more than the share price and the break-up or spin-off can still create value. The sale of the marine division is also on the cards and in the meantime they are also profitable and pay dividends.
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Not for me, steel is expensive due to the green ideologues and there are global production surpluses.
Possibly speculating on a split 🧐...
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All time low for Thyssen Krupp. Mano what was the share hyped years ago unfortunately my investment here didn't work out positively either 😭
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Take a look at statistics on the performance of shares bought on the ATL. That will cure you of the idea.
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@Epi Thanks for the tip! Do you have a link or tip where exactly I could look for something like this?
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@Enea91 Not right now, I only have a graphic in mind that I saw a few years ago. But the Internet is huge. You'll find something there.
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Börse Online has a short analysis in the current issue. I had some cash left over and the share was already in my portfolio, so I bought more. For me, Thyssen is currently undervalued, but the figures are right.
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