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We could also mention here the 450 million pre-tax burden related to an antitrust dispute stemming from a class-action lawsuit. ^^ Furthermore, the outlook was NOT raised, but merely confirmed. Nor is the company expecting to reach the upper end of the 14–15% range. So, despite all the excitement about the growth, let’s keep our feet on the ground^^
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@Daffy The market seems to see things differently.
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@jkb92 Nope. My post came out right when the market was first reacting to the earnings report, and that reaction was clearly negative.

I just want to put overly enthusiastic posts into perspective when information is clearly missing or even incorrect—so no one invests blindly. That’s the danger with these overly flattering AI posts. But sure, three days later, it’s easy to act like a know-it-all^^

By the way, I’m invested myself and believe in the company. But my motto is to keep a clear head and not put on rose-colored glasses.
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@Daffy Yes, the initial market reaction does not necessarily have anything to do with market pricing.
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@jkb92 There's no point in talking to you—you only read half of it anyway, and then you still think you know it all better.
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@Daffy:) That's one way to make things easy on yourself. The market is always right, so it's a fact that the market apparently doesn't attach much importance to the problems you described. And it doesn't matter whether you say that 3 days or 10 days later.
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@jkb92 Man, that’s not the point at all. It’s about your arrogant rambling. If the stock had dropped, you wouldn’t have even responded. You’re just trying to act like a know-it-all.

You’re completely ignoring the actual point of my comment, which is that the original post omitted facts and misrepresented information. That’s the problem—not that the stock is going to drop now. I never claimed that.

I even wrote that I’m invested myself, but you only read what suits your agenda instead of taking a minute to analyze what someone is trying to convey—so you can go back to acting like a smart aleck afterward.

Be careful when judging posts like this and do your own research—that’s all I said.

If that’s not your thing and you’d rather blindly believe every AI-generated post—“since the market is always right”—then go ahead. Feel free to jump on every bandwagon that comes along—it’s your money. ^^
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