$ETL (-2,52 %) Eutelsat was a fail in the 90s, came up briefly and was quickly overtaken, poor quality, was aimed at the French audience and went away again :) I remember that https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7QuxixtmEi4

20 years later, it's still nothing - was underground, remains underground. We need iris and quality! :)

$ETL (-2,52 %)
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$4X0 (-6,23 %) I'm really proud of myself that I managed to suppress my FOMO for the first time and just did nothing at all.

I hope no one here in the community has burned money by getting in too late and getting out too late.

#keincashburner 🤣

Unfortunately, it wasn't until the weekend that I researched which European companies could fill the European military's capability gap in data communications. Obviously, quite a few beat me to it at the end of last week and have already driven the price of $ETL (-2,52 %) upwards already...

Two strands are coming together here:

1. Short-term closure of the gap left by Starlink in Ukraine.

2. in the medium term, covering the cryptographic data communications of Western military forces on the battlefield, especially in view of the multi-billion euro investment.

Eutelsat is the largest European provider of low-Earth orbit communications satellites and should therefore be well suited to military needs.

In view of the fact that the company is not yet making a profit and the sharp rise in recent days, it is important to keep a close eye on this stock. I will be working with stop prices; the position accounts for 1.8% of my portfolio.

Do you have any alternative European companies in this sector?

Fortunately, last week I invested a few euros in $ETL (-2,52 %) - purely for the optics 💚😂

A little green is not bad in the portfolio from time to time 😂

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Eutelsat $ETL (-2,52 %) Potential or already too expensive?

Hello everyone,

I am currently taking a closer look at the Eutelsat share and am wondering whether there is still potential here or whether the price is already too high. Following the merger with OneWeb, the company is focusing heavily on the satellite internet sector, which could be promising in the long term - especially in competition with Starlink (add Europe to the portfolio)

However, there are also some risks: The high level of debt, the uncertain profitability of the LEO business and competition from larger players. On the other hand, an attractive dividend yield is tempting

What do you think? Is Eutelsat a buy at the current level or is the share price already ambitious?

I look forward to your opinions!

After the strong increases in the past few days, there is now news of possible deals between $ETL (-2,52 %) and Italy. An order volume of €1.5 billion is being discussed.

What do you think about $ETL ?

overvalued?

undervalued?

https://www.marketscreener.com/quote/stock/EUTELSAT-COMMUNICATIONS-5147/news/Exclusive-Europe-s-Eutelsat-vies-for-secure-Italian-telecoms-contract-sources-say-49246370/

$ETL (-2,52 %) is a typical gamble value, I have read would be the company that would most likely replace Starlink in Ukraine.

Anyone here in the matter? Maybe also a $TSLA (-3,96 %) fanboy (without wanting to swear at them🌚) who can rationally explain the actual difference between Starlink and Eutelsat for once?

(Apart from the fact that Eutelsat only has 10% as many satellites in space)

Thanks :)

I don't want to withhold this share from you $ETL (-2,52 %) .

Now that Ukraine is being left in the lurch without Starlink, Eutelsat from France has stepped up to the task.

Nothing is in the bag yet, but it's still a hot stock to watch.

LG Mark😉

Hi,

As Eutelsat $ETL (-2,52 %) is the only position in my portfolio that is not in the red today, I would be interested in your opinion on possible future prospects based on current news as well as technological developments. With the fundamentals of eutelsat, I don't expect a huge increase.

Chat GPT predicts a share price of 13-14 euros with a holding period of at least 1 year under the given circumstances and the current news situation. That seems to me to be quite exaggerated and the share seems to be more of a speculative position.

What do you think?

Greetings l,

Daniel