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Drumforces M.
@Jkjk
1Año·
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Dividende > Zinsen@GoDividend
1Año
You should find out
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Drumforces M.@Jkjk
1Año
@GoDividend All right, I'll call ProSieben right away.
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Dividende > Zinsen@GoDividend
1Año
@Jkjk would be a way otherwise click here on the share and under more information should be answered your question ( retrospectively) what will be reported in May can the no one say.
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Leonard@Osiriz
1Año
Oh man, what's your strategy? You've analyzed the company and you're sure it has a viable business model, it can hold its own against streaming providers, the CEO is running the thing well, the balance sheets look top, the product or service is needed by the people, the company has a moat, the prices are fair or undervalued, it's in your portfolio with the right weighting, but you don't know if and when you'll get a dividend?
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MORE MONEY BOY 🤑@EnjoyCapitalism
1Año
No.
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Drumforces M.@Jkjk
1Año
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Dunning-Kruger@Impostor
1Año
Was taken over by Joko and Klaas and they deleted it
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Hans guck in die Luft@HanslmGlueck
1Año
@Jkjk Once upon a time, a long time ago, Prosieben was still a small regional TV station. The company was struggling to find enough advertisers to cover their costs, and management was faced with a difficult decision: either lower the quality of their broadcasts or invest in expensive technology to increase their reach. Eventually, management decided to make the investment and obtained revolutionary technology that allowed them to broadcast programs directly into viewers' brains. At first, everything seemed to work great, but soon strange side effects began to appear: Viewers began to confuse reality and fiction, and uncontrolled mass hallucinations began to occur. The government intervened and ended the experiment, but it was too late: the damage was irreparable. Prosieben was sued and ordered to pay an enormous fine that completely drained their finances, and since then the company has done everything they can to pay off their debts and restore their reputation. They have scaled back their investments and focused on producing boring and uninspired programs to make sure no more accidents happen, which is the real story of why Prosieben doesn't pay dividends. But they hope that at some point they will have saved enough money to resume their technological ambitions and maybe one day get a second chance.
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Drumforces M.@Jkjk
1Año
@California_Dreamin Now that's a qualified answer
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Fabzy ✨@Fabzy
1Año
@California_Dreamin I immediately respond to all your posts with 🆘 did not you want to take a vacation? Instead, you're back here typing URLs from your memory. Stop being so friendly
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Dividende > Zinsen@GoDividend
1Año
@Jkjk Well, when you ask your question like that, what do you expect? Honestly.
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Dividende > Zinsen@GoDividend
1Año
@California_Dreamin why does it support this laziness?
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Drumforces M.@Jkjk
1Año
@GoDividend who is not lazy would not buy shares
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TreasureHunter@TreasureHunter
1Año
@Fabzy no one is more active than @California_Dreamin in answering everyday questions 😂 Even around the clock. I'm just 6 h ahead of the German time and even at 8 o'clock my time was already answered by her everything 😂
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Dividende > Zinsen@GoDividend
1Año
@Jkjk who buys but knows where to find this info. 😂
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Fabzy ✨@Fabzy
1Año
@California_Dreamin well, it wouldn't be the first thing that would come straight to my mind. before that, i'd definitely throw frozen carrot smoothies at wind turbines 👍
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Dividende > Zinsen@GoDividend
1Año
@Fabzy heyyyy
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