BamBamInvest (@BamBamInvest) on getquin

1Yr·

$WIE (-3.79%) - @TomTurboInvest - as Össi shares specialist, seems to me an interesting investment, good growth, favorable valuation and seems robust in the current economic situation . What says the professional ? 😊

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Zoro@RoronoaZoro

1Yr

You might be interested in the article from @OEINVEST:) https://getqu.in/09wt1q/

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TomTurboInvest@TomTurboInvest

1Yr

I have had Wienerberger on my watchlist for some time, but have not yet invested. Fundamentally, I am unfortunately not up-to-date - would be for me rather a technical trade. And from a technical point of view (if I were invested), I would rather tighten the SL at the current price level. The current price level (high 28) could not be broken for a long time, seems to be a resistance - at least since the end of Feb 2022. 2021 was the record year for $WIE - whether the level can be reached again sustainably? If construction runs, Wienerberger runs... the current interest rate situation is not exactly positive for the construction industry. Inflation is an additional factor - on the one hand, it drives sales growth, but on the other hand, it also puts pressure on margins. But in any case, it's an interesting, good Austrian company, and I'll keep it on my watch list. If I invest, I can post it on GQ and tag you. Let's see what figures are presented in August! Edit: maybe we can motivate our expert @TradingMelone to take a quick look 😉@7Trader You are also a "fox" when it comes to our AT shares - do you have an opinion on $WIE?

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Seventrader@7Trader

1Yr

First of all, the Wienerberger pits in Hennerdorf are perfect for motocross 😎🤞🏽 Wienerberger is currently in a nice upward trend on the chart. That's a good look. Could me wigentlu B well imagine the price towards € 35 pulls through. Rough my thoughts - Vienna is virtually the city of bricks, which has made Wienerberger great. In the Gründerzeit, all Viennese houses were built with bricks. Through earlier expansions, Wienerberger has become one or the largest brick producer. In the meantime, they offer roof, wall and façade systems. For wall bricks, business will continue. There are still enough countries that do not build massively. Great orders will also beckon for the reconstruction of the Ukraine. In roof tiles, I have been following a trend over the last 15 years towards other product groups such as Prefa roofing tiles made of aluminum or Eternit made of cellulose or all other coated steel sheets, etc.. In addition, there is a swing towards solar roof panels. So there is a lot of business that Wienerberger is losing, and Wienerberger is more of an exotic in the field of facade systems; I hardly see any ventilated clinker facades. Eternit, Alucobond, etc. are more likely to be used. In the long term, the company would not be my cup of tea.

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