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Keineui
@Keineui
3Sem.·

Takeover plans by the subsidiary and SpaceX's ambitions are holding Telekom back

The $DTE (+1,81 %) is taking a massive hit after weeks of speculation about a merger with its U.S. subsidiary, compounded now by takeover speculation $SPCX (-3,25 %) have surfaced.


https://www.boerse-online.de//nachrichten/aktien/uebernahmeziel-erster-wahl-klaut-spacex-der-deutschen-telekom-ihr-tafelsilber-20403628.html


Since key support at €26 couldn’t be held, the price could now plummet to €23. I’ll wait and see for now, but then possibly buy more at the bottom if necessary. I don’t believe the takeover will happen, but I now see the merger as much more realistic than I did a few weeks ago.

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www.boerse-online.deÜbernahmeziel „erster Wahl“: Klaut SpaceX der Deutschen Telekom ihr Tafelsilber?
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Smudo@Smudeo
3Sem.
Deutsche Telekom has been among the underperformers in recent weeks.
Since the end of February, the stock has lost more than 20% of its value, despite recently revised upward earnings estimates.
Consequently, the valuation is attractive.
Furthermore, the stock is currently trading at a technical support level, where it stabilized in recent weeks.
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Kai@Dividenden-Sammler
3Sem.
Looking at the headline, I'm wondering how you can take over a company in which another company already holds a majority stake. That just doesn't work, dear editors at Börse-online.
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Keineui@Keineui
3Sem.
@Dividenden-Sammler The answer is money. For Mr. M, that's always the case anyway.
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Kai@Dividenden-Sammler
3Sem.
@Keineui Then it would have to buy out shares from $DTE, and that can only be done with their consent. So there’s no question of “stealing” here, and I doubt that $DTE would do that—especially since it wants to fully integrate $TMUS itself.
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Keineui@Keineui
3Sem.
@Dividenden-Sammler Who wrote something about stealing?
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Kai@Dividenden-Sammler
3Sem.
@Keineui????
Why don't you read the headline of the article you linked to?
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Keineui@Keineui
3Sem.
@Dividenden-Sammler Fair point. I see it the same way you do. At first I thought I'd come up with something like that…
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Endurance@MozartsGeist
3Sem.
The floor is coming!
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Schochi@Schochi
3Sem.
@Keineui The only question now is where the floor is
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Stocktective@Stocktective
3Sem.
At 20–22 euros, that could get pretty interesting 🤔
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jkb92@jkb92
3Sem.
@Stocktective I wouldn't rule it out entirely, but I think it's rather unlikely that it will go that low. Today, we have the 200-week moving average and an RSI that has often triggered an upward reversal.
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Stocktective@Stocktective
3Sem.
@jkb92 Oh well, at least that way I don't have to think about whether to buy in 🤣 I didn't even check what would be realistic—just at what point it might be a good fit for my portfolio 😬
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jkb92@jkb92
3Sem.
@Stocktective I'm hoping—completely selflessly—that you won't have to get on board 😁
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fund_navigator_elshq@fund_navigator_elshq
3Sem.
If you have satellite internet on your smartphone, you no longer need cell towers—it's that simple. Telekom to the Earth's core.
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Stefan@Asgard19
3Sem.
@fund_navigator_elshq bezahlbarkeit?
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fund_navigator_elshq@fund_navigator_elshq
3Sem.
@Asgard19 That will be the key issue: whether it can scale quickly enough to be offered at a lower price than regular mobile carriers.
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HarryHirsch@harryhirsch11
2Sem.
@fund_navigator_elshq Satellite does not scale to such user numbers.
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