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@Kapital_Koala yes I have just found nothing so I ask hier👍🏻

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2Yr

@Kapital_Koala johnson johnson too, or bayer . nevertheless, prices remain stable

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2Yr

@Silkroad yes and why does it collapse here and not at $JNJ for example?🤔

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Alexander Schober@alexschober_

2Yr

@GetRichorTryin I replied to koala who claimed it was because of lawsuits

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2Yr

there are no stupid questions only stupid answers ;)

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https://getqu.in/5Z3iqQ/BkR5Nu/

2Yr

Hey Brudis and Brates 😂 If you get into such a high-risk stock, that would be speculating rather than investing. And here at Getquin, we all want to be investors. Therefore I would wait until the lawsuits are over and we know more. Even if this probably means that some returns are lost.

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Smudo@Smudeo

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Krynt@Krynt

2Yr

Lawsuits worth billions

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2Yr

Google : US soldiers sue 3m over earplugs

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2Yr

@Tobi60 Such an answer I wanted thanks that explains einiges👍🏻

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2Yr

@Tobi60 there are also billion dollar lawsuits against johnson for baby powder. Nevertheless, the share price remains stable. Lawsuits are no reason

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2Yr

@Silkroad they are already off the table

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2Yr

@Tobi60 nein

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2Yr

@Silkroad that was stopped for a payment in the billions over several years.

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TheRealHansi@TheRealHansi

2Yr

@Tobi60 Johnson & Johnson (JNJ.N) said Thursday it has agreed to retain all talc-related liabilities from litigation in the United States and Canada, and will "indemnify" the newly formed consumer health unit Kenvue for all costs. .

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sNadi@sNadi

2Yr

you're both just talking half-knowledge. One thing is certain, 3M is a multinational and diversified group and a lawsuit against a product does not knock 3M off its feet. They are used to that and provisions are made accordingly. I have now placed my last tranche and am holding for the long term. Until the share becomes bullish again, it can of course take 2-3 years or longer, but that's ok for me. The important thing is that the products are bought by customers and the business model is in tact. :) Regarding the banking crisis and the general macroeconomic situation, it is difficult to say what will happen now, otherwise everyone would already get out of the real assets. So discuss relaxed but does not make a professor economics and pretend as if you know what is now coming to us.

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sNadi@sNadi

2Yr

@sNadi or in the event of a currency crash, go 100% into real assets ;)

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2Yr

@sNadi You speak from my heart. 3M is a top company. Long-term in the savings plan. The lawsuits will be over at some point, then things will start to look up again 🫶🏼

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Gerit@Gerit

2Yr

Since you seem to be a fan of OnePiece, check out "Toei Animation" ;)

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Tobi@Genialix

2Yr

5.64 dividend yield? If they cut it to 3, it's still good. still a great company.

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IchPutzHierNur@IchPutzHierNur

2Yr

simply a crap share

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@BearStearnsCFO well, I'm not so sure. The figures speak as I said actually super P/E ratio, etc. but the whole charges, etc. can also go in the pants🤔 and the dividend is not guaranteed can also be suspended or lowered at any time and if that happens it is probably only really down because many probably still hold on to the share because of the dividend.

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@BearStearnsCFO yes but brudi this is a completely different situation than in 2008. first, one bank after the other is going bust like in 2008 and second, they are being pilloried because of the lawsuits.

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