2Anno

But that does not look good at all, what are they doing? are nice cars, even if not German :D

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Seventrader@7Trader

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@leveragegrinding they wanted to give me a favorable entry 😅 I had them on the radar before and thought that the Vettel in the F1 cockpit as a world champion what would create. Then came unfortunately quite differently and the course went further south. Mercedes is on board and has also ambitions (had?!) to buy more shares. With Alonso there should be good advertising for the brand this year. The cars look partly very good and the brand is also quite strong. 2025 comes the first e-model. Could also go up this year times.....

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Moritz@leveragegrinding

2Anno

@7Trader Cars look good is not enough for me now for an invest, why do they make lousy although they are in the luxury industry?

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Seventrader@7Trader

2Anno

@leveragegrinding I can't answer that. The One77 was a great car. Actually, the Valhalla and the Valkyrie were in the league of Lamborghini and Ferrari - but nobody sees them there. Aston Martin is/was just a conservative British brand - it seems to me that with the entry of Mercedes, modern momentum has already come in. With a little patience and good newsflow from Formula 1, something is possible. Nobody knows nothing....

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Moritz@leveragegrinding

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@7Trader think not comparable. Lambon and Ferrari are already qualitatively stronger... And they also sell more. I'm not convinced

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Seventrader@7Trader

2Anno

@leveragegrinding The idea is that Mercedes will exercise its option to buy further shares and turn Aston Martin into its own sports car brand. Something next to or above AMG

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Twizzi@Twizzi

1Mes

@leveragegrinding Consistently in the red, no equity, debt/equity ratio: approx. 6:1

That was already bad 2 years ago, I don't think they will get out of it

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