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Entry possible?

$DTE (+0,51 %) I'm thinking about getting in - nothing has changed fundamentally, apart from the fact that there is a potential merger. Even if you are negative about it, it shouldn't hurt the German share, but rather the American subsidiary...

I find the reaction somewhat exaggerated & a 5% drawdown very harsh. How do you see it?

7 Comentarios

DividendenPapa@DividendenPapa

@Investsinstocks In my opinion, the fall in the share price is not only due to the considerations of a possible merger. In my view, one or two rating updates are also playing a role here. I have attached a link to an article on this. This also coincides quite well with the first price slide, which was then repeated recently with the merger issue.

For me, nothing has changed fundamentally in the long term and I still see my original investment case intact. I hope we slip below EUR 27.00 again tomorrow. Should this be the case, I am also planning another partial buy.

https://de.investing.com/news/stock-market-news/aktie-im-fokus-telekom-sehr-schwach--jpmorgan-wolken-uber-usgeschaft-3424210

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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi

@DividendenPapa I agree with you. 26 to 26.50 is a strong support line that must hold. In my opinion, it will hold once the initial effects of a possible merger have disappeared from the media and the market is once again fundamentally focused on Telekom.

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Richy@Investsinstocks

Thank you very much!

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bull_investor_1319@bull_investor_1319

@DividendenPapa At €26 I would be willing to top up 🙌🏻

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DividendenPapa@DividendenPapa

@bull_investor_1319 Would be a good buy price in my opinion. Wouldn't mind if we saw the 26 euros again🙃

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Royal_TS@Royal_TS

I bought more yesterday 😉

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TD@Routine123

DT overcomplicating and shoting themselves in the foot. The merger will only rattle the shareholders and could go further down because it wont be settled in short period. Poor management decisions, burecracy overhead, declining margins and pressure from competition, dying business, not looking good besides stable dividend.

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