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Podcast episode 57 "Buy High. Sell Low."

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00:00:00 Vistra Energy, Constellation Energy, Uranium Energy, Uranium ETFs $VST (+0,49%)
$STZ (+1,58%)
$UEC (-2,12%)

00:37:20 Alibaba, China stocks $9618 (-0,49%)
$700 (-1,47%)
$80700
$1211 (+0,46%)

01:12:00 Exxon, Shell, Diamondback Energy, oil ETFs $SHEL (-0,53%)
$GB00B03MM408
$RDS.A

01:32:00 LVMH, Hermès $MC (-0,96%)
$9988 (+0,86%)
$BABA (+0,93%)

01:42:00 Kering $KER (+0,58%)

01:45:00 Dior, Prada, luxury ETF $CDI (+1,6%)
$1913 (+0,86%)
$AMUN (-0,6%)

01:48:00 Rising social security contributions in 2025 #ampel#money

Spotify
$SPOT (+3,14%)

https://open.spotify.com/episode/44odhfXKc9Do4d6OE6nY3M?si=aXivvFZdSWmn5rOiEk9ElQ

YouTube
$GOOGL (-1,01%)
$GOOGL (-1,01%)

https://youtu.be/HBb1kKaeh5A

Apple Podcast $AAPL (+1,15%)
#podcast

https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/folge-57-alibaba-lvmh-shell-vistra-exxon-hermes-diamondback/id1695869891?i=1000670846325

Walmart
$WMT (+1,27%) has sold its entire share of 3,7 billion dollars in JD.com
$9618 (-0,49%) to focus on its own business in China 🇨🇳 - Reuters.

Walmart said: "This decision allows us to focus our resources on our successful Walmart China and Sam's Club businesses and allocate capital to other priorities."

Walmart
$WMT (+1,27%) plans to sell its stake in the Chinese e-commerce company JD.com
$9618 (-0,49%) up to 3,74 billion dollars through the sale of its stake in the Chinese e-commerce company JD.com.

The US retailer is offering 144,5 million shares in a price range of 24,85 to 25,85 dollars, Bloomberg reports.

Among other things, made some money with JD. Com.$9618 (-0,49%)

There are possibly more interesting opportunities at the moment and I invest in Chinese equities anyway via a savings plan in the MSCI Emerging Markets ✌️

Opinions?

$9618 (-0,49%)

Drum roll, I'm excited 🤩 Earnings have been going off since 1pm 🚀🚀🚀🚀

$9618 (-0,49%) who has a 🔮 😂

pay tomorrow 🚀 the share is set very low in my eyes 👀

Small bet on rising China stocks next year.

Opinions?