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Deutsche Börse 🤓🇪🇺 vs. London Stock Exchange🥸🇬🇧

Stock exchange operators profit directly from the trading volume on the financial markets. They earn from every transaction, regardless of whether the markets rise or fall, which gives them a certain crisis resistance. They also offer stable income through trading fees, data licenses and index products.


During my research for the $SPGI (+1,7 %) stock presentation, I came across London Stock Exchange when I wanted to know who was actually behind the FTSE indices.

I immediately imagined a fantastic narrative about LSEG, but after a superficial analysis and comparison with Deutsche Börse, I was disillusioned.

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In summary, there is a lot to be said for $DB1 (+0,14 %)a solid business model, high profitability, attractive margins, strong market position in the EU and continuous growth, a real quality company.


What do you think?

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Why are you comparing key figures in different currencies?
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@Alpalaka in each case the local currency 🫣 however, the P/E ratio is currently in euros
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@Iwanowitsch I realize that already :D

Do I understand correctly: column B in pounds, column C in euros, row 10 in euros?
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@Iwanowitsch Isn't the P/E ratio unitless? 😅
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I would go for Euronext or Deutsche Börse if it is to be Europe. With the exit from the EU, I see little reason why you should go to the UK. Otherwise just the Americans. nasdaq also has European business with the Nordic countries.
How did you arrive at the focal points?
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Growth investors on P/E ratios: higher = better, right? Right?
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