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$ADS (+1,3 %) at a 3-year low.

$ADS (+1,3 %) with record sales of € 24.8 billion (+13% adjusted for currency effects), gross margin at 51.6%, operating result +54% to € 2.06 billion. Profit almost +70%. Growth came from all markets and channels - Running and DTC particularly strong.

Dividend proposal +40% to € 2.80 and an additional share buyback of up to € 1 bn.

I built up an initial position yesterday and will buy more today after the share price has fallen by around 5%. For me, the operating momentum remains intact.

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$PUM (+1,51 %)

After the heavy volatility of recent weeks, the PUMA share is finally showing strength again. The recent price increase is not only technical, but also has a fundamental tailwind.

The entry of Anta Sports as a new major shareholder (~29%) has restored confidence in the market. Even though it has been clearly communicated that no complete takeover is planned, the deal provides stability, imagination and strategic options - exactly what the share has been lacking recently.

From a technical perspective, PUMA was able to break away from the low and recapture important resistance levels. Momentum is clearly positive in the short term, even if the share is likely to remain volatile.

⚠️ What remains important:

PUMA is still in the midst of operational restructuring. The turnaround is not a foregone conclusion, but the market seems to be ready to award advance praise again.

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#sport

Hello,

Adidas has been downgraded two notches to underperform by Bank of America.

Get in now?

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$US2533932016

Hello my dears,

I have just received the news that the star investor @Simpson has been spotted in the cathedral city with his son Bart.

( attached a few paparazzi shots ).

The on 12.
May 1956 Homer Simpson grew up with his father Abe Simpson, as his mother Mona Simpson had already left the family during his childhood.

There are now rumors that he has relocated to Germany.

Simpson has been spotted in front of branches of several large chain stores. There is already wild speculation online about which company his holding could invest in next.

Because the star investor has proven for years that he can find growth pearls well in advance. More and more small investors are following his strategy.

Interestingly, he was also spotted outside a Foot Locker store.

Foot Locker's global store network comprises around 2,400 locations in 20 countries. US sporting goods retailer Dick's Sporting Goods has confirmed that it will acquire footwear specialist Foot Locker for 2.4 billion US dollars (2.1 billion euros). Could even @Simpson could even get in between.

It remains exciting in the " Ultimate Holding "

The second "What if" report by climate tech company Right° was published on Thursday. Right° compares company data with the goals of the Paris Climate Agreement. Right° sets the limit value at a global warming of 1.7 degrees by 2100.

None of the 34 DAX companies analyzed would be Paris-compatible if no further measures were taken to reduce emissions. However, according to the data, twelve companies have decoupled their value creation from climate-damaging emissions in recent years to such an extent that they are on a Paris-compatible path.

And five of these companies also have a Paris-compatible climate target.

For companies, doing business in line with Paris means decoupling their value creation from climate-damaging emissions.

According to the "What if" report, the climate pioneers RWE $RWESiemens Healthineers $SHL (-0,2 %)Adidas $ADS (+1,3 %)Deutsche Börse $DB1 (+1,13 %) and Porsche, which was relegated from the DAX $P911 (-2,72 %). Both the climate targets and the track record of these companies are on a Paris-compatible path.

However, there are clear differences between the DAX companies in terms of their track record. Many are a long way off the targets of the Paris Climate Agreement.

Source text (excerpt) & graphic: Handelsblatt, 31.10.25