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$HON (+1.7%)-CEO Vimal Kapur said on CNBC:
"The most pressing problems that AI can solve at Honeywell starts with a generational labor shortage that affects both the company and its customers. From pilots to technicians, declining birth rates in industrialized countries have led to fewer and fewer people being available for jobs that were previously 25 were still in demand 25 years ago. This problem affects the entire industry."
An important player for the entire industry is undoubtedly Honeywell ($HON (+1.7%) ). Honeywell is a heavyweight in this sector and achieved total sales of 37 billion dollars in 2023. The company is active in areas such as Electrical Solutions, Services & Connectivity, Motors & Propulsion Systems and Mechanical Systems & Components and has contracts with numerous aircraft manufacturers.
My analysis shows that #volocopter , $ACHR, $EVTL , #Supernal and EVE Air Mobility are working with Honeywell.
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$HON (+1.7%) is considering an IPO of its majority-owned quantum computing company Quantinuum as early as next year. Quantinuum.
The company has spoken to several investment banks and could reach a valuation of around 10 billion US dollars, Bloomberg reports.
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Thanks to the @Der_Dividenden_Monteur for the nomination in the series Exchange-traded companies in everyday professional life.
I (still) work in the construction industry for Deutsche Bahn. 🛤
My typical workday starts with a walk to the company car, a $F (+0.87%). If I'm not talking on my employer's $SMSD (+0.89%) cell phone ☎️ of my employer, I like to listen to podcasts or audiobooks about $SPOT (+0.87%). However, this is only via my personal phone from $AAPL (+0.65%). 📱
Since the distances to the railroad construction sites in Germany can be very long, I have to refuel every now and then, of course. With the fuel card it goes then to Aral, which as you know a company of the $BP (-3.21%) is. Recently, however, one can also fill up at $TTE (-1.72%) fill up. ⛽️
Work equipment includes the $TOSYY laptop 💻 and Office365 from $MSFT (+0.15%) 📧. On the construction site itself, of course, the personal protective equipment (PPE), partly from $MMM (+1.14%), cannot be missing. 🦺
My job is to coordinate the various companies on large construction sites. The rails come from $VOS (-1.29%), the signaling technology from $SIE (-2.51%) or $HO (+0.39%), $HON (+1.7%) manufactures track vacancy detection systems, to name just a few examples. All kinds of construction companies are of course also bustling about on the construction sites: e.g..$STR (-2.02%), $BFLBY or $HOT (-1.48%).
For a good coffee ☕️ or a burger 🍔 it goes now and then to $MCD (+2.19%)if there is a branch in the vicinity. Unfortunately, it is all too often the gas station Bockwurst or the brought stulle. If the workday is really long, it also goes times in the supermarket to a can of $SBUX (+2.49%) or $MNST (+1.28%) to buy.
I nominate @godividend and @tim1 in the hope that they haven't had their turn yet.
Servus my dears ✌️☺️
Since the @InvestmentPapa for "Companies traded on the stock exchange in everyday professional life" Nominated, thank you for it ☺️👍Will I summarize it for you 😁
Well some already know, but some may still be disappointed😂, this Homer doesn't work as a safety inspector at Mr Burns and also the supervisory board position at $UKW (-0.31%) is only a part-time job 😂.
My main job is working practically since I left school at the $DPW (+0.1%) as a parcel delivery person, meanwhile 17 years 💪😁
Vehicles
Drive either Iveco $IVG (-3.97%) or a Sprinter from $DTG (-4.27%)
Scanner
Since 2 years we have the new ones from $ZBRA (+1.5%) the old ones were from $HON (+1.7%)
Navi
To let you know when your packages are coming, I have a cheap cell phone from $SMSD (+0.89%) where I set my route.
Running shoes
There are extra shoes from $ADS (-1.81%) for the post office you get something cheaper.
Packages
Of course still much of $AMZN (-0.02%) although significantly less than before and now more heavy and large.
Also continues to be much at $EBAY (+0.56%) auctions
Not to forget electronics and smartphones from $Ceconomy
(Media Markt, Saturn) $DTE (+0.79%) , $FNTN (+4.72%) , $VOD (-0.44%)
Also much clothing from
$ZAL (+1.5%) , $ASC, (+7.33%)
$YOU, (-6.6%)
$HNNMY , $ADS (-1.81%) , $PUM (+0.67%)
Fun Fact
Should ever what happen with the female sex e.g. aliens would abduct all at once, then my job would be massively endangered, also the returns business would go down the drain and my employer a good short candidate 😂 .
Since the post has massive problems staff zubekommen (for 15 € the hour, you can now for the job hardly inspire one for it) and also by the high sick leave rate, my employer offers for a few months 50 € fuel voucher of $BP. (-1.72%) extra if you come on your day off.
Me would times "stock exchange-traded enterprises in the vocational everyday life" from our $UKW (-0.31%) CEO @MScottInvesting interested
😁
PS. If you want to know how a low earner like me can invest 2 to 3K per month I will tell you a lifehack at the next earnings from me 😁.
Thanks a lot ✌️☺️
Well... Honey? how about 3M only with a cooler name? Some wondered why you don't know the company and some felt the same way I did... so here is my superficial research
First, the general business breakdown:
Aerospace: 37%
Building Technology: 22%
Performance Materials: 26%
Safety and Productivity: 15% [1]
So what does this mean in concrete terms? From conversations with other Getquin users it came out that they sell the following (among other things successfully):
Work clothing/ protective gloves, security systems for barriers, vents, thermostats etc for buildings, jet engines, weapons technology ("Honeywell produces about 85% of the non-nuclear components of America's nuclear weapons.")[2] well.. honey... WTF?
Thanks for the input: @nextRockefeller
@Joshua94
@InvestmentPapa
@Howsy89
@Silkroad
I guess the company is also being particularly watched by Jim Cramer: https://youtu.be/zFbpdi0qY0(M)
@Healthy Remove the brackets on the last letter if interested. I hate autoplay because of this with broken link....
Which is how I discovered it and particularly interested / fascinated me:
"Industrial conglomerate Honeywell and start-up Cambridge Quantum Computing have formed a joint venture. Their goal: to dominate the quantum computing market."[4] By their own account, they also provided the "highest performing quantum computer" in year x. [3]
TA Part of @leveragegrinding I just leave it like this because I have no idea about TAs 😂 (nevertheless kiss kiss kiss my best)
https://www.tradingview.com/x/6HnzCDLV/
"in the long term siehts he not so mega good looks, unless it goes 1. over 220$ and then at some point to 240"
Disadvantage> conglomerate right there with them everywhere.... So they have to compete against heavyweights like Alphabet, Microsoft, MTU, 3M, Siemens or Basf.
Advantage: as with an ETF, one is invested in many areas through one company. For some perhaps also interesting in source [1] the dividend is described as "very safe". If you are interested, please read the part.
What do I do now?
I wait until 27.01 and look at the business figures. Should everything fit there I probably go in distributed phases 👍🏼
Disclaimer: I have not made a scientific paper out of the whole thing, so it may be that some things are no longer up to date. Honeywell also likes to decouple fields of activity.
PS: a more detailed analysis you will get if you @AktienAnalysen persuades :D she can do it much better than me.
[1]
https://aktienfinder.net/blog/honeywell-aktie-mit-2-prozent-dividende-ein-kauf/
[2]
https://atombombengeschaeft.de/atomwaffenhersteller/honeywell-international/
[3]
https://www.honeywell.com/us/en/news/2020/06/the-worlds-highest-performing-quantum-computer-is-here
[4]
Through my studies, I am currently working my way into quantum computing and have already gained some deeper insights.
Alongside IonQ, AQT, IBM and Google, Honeywell's joint venture with Cambridge Quantum is leading the way.
It's clearly a bet on Ion Trap technology. However, it is very scalable and less susceptible to interference.
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