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Purchases no. 9 to 13 in the donation depot:

Thanks to Hensoldt in South Africa, Schott in Switzerland and Fraunhofer IOF in Jena, a few expenses were added to the account in January, which were divided up as follows:

10 × $LTAM (-2,33%)

5 × $HYUD

5 × $MUX (+1,91%)

10 × $GSC1 (+0,19%)

10 × $NTG (-1,38%)

Cheers from Groningen🇳🇱🍻

29.01

iShares MSCI EM Latin America ETF D

Acquistato x10 a 16,04 €

160,40 €

9 Commenti

NEWT@SteelAnacott

1Anno

My employer Fraunhofer.👍Albeit a different institute.

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Enrique@Dividenden_Monteur

1Anno

@SteelAnacott very cool👍
Also in Jena?

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NEWT@SteelAnacott

1Anno

@Der_Dividenden_Monteur No, in NRW. We also work in a completely different field of research (molecular biology and ecology). But after years in industry, it's exciting to work for a research institute and visiting other institutes always gives you an insight into a wide variety of research fields. I can only recommend it.

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Enrique@Dividenden_Monteur

1Anno

@SteelAnacott Yes, I can confirm that it's sick shit what Fraunhofer sometimes does 😅
See EUV laser, the first focusing mirrors were turned on our machine and what they get out of the machine is really unbelievable.

I actually think it's a shame that Fraunhofer publishes so little. That would counteract the stupid chatter against Germany as a business location

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NEWT@SteelAnacott

1Anno

@Der_Dividenden_Monteur After all, Fraunhofer is "only" 30% funded. The rest has to be generated through contracts from public sponsors or industry. On the one hand, this is positive because, as a service provider for applied research, we have a close connection to industry and it is not just about theoretical feasibility studies but about developing things that have real (medium-term) applications and it is also our aim to train scientists for other institutions.
But at least the industrial clients rarely want to publish these results because they see their investment at risk.
In addition, our scientists also spend a lot of time on acquisition and training. Quite apart from the fact that they also have to manage employees in their laboratory. They are virtually scientists, managers and sales staff all in one. Unfortunately, that doesn't leave much time for publications. However, if there is an opportunity to publish results as part of a project, they will do so. As a controller, I get to see quite a bit.
But you're right, we could represent Germany more effectively in the public eye. There have also been some changes in our Executive Board recently. From what I've heard so far, that's a point that we want to address. I think I can say that here.

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S.A.U.@SAUgut77

1Anno

Congratulations, now you've at least started your long overdue entry at $HYUD 👍

Try to summarize the latest noteworthy news about Hyundai over the next few days 😉

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Enrique@Dividenden_Monteur

1Anno

@SAUgut77 I'm already excited 🤝

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Sparfuchs@Reinecke

1Anno

Do you only eat ravioli from a tin? I mean, I've always eaten my way through the customers too, the worst jobs were in the countries of the former USSR - my liver still screams when I think about it. But I never had that many expenses. Overtime yes - but it was always paid out at the end of the year.

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Enrique@Dividenden_Monteur

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@Reinecke Since nobody wants to go on an assembly trip anymore, it's actually become relatively pleasant.
I get another €75 per day from my employer on top of my expenses

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