Already on Wednesday I have immediately issued a warning to our members when the first reports reports of possible peace negotiations emerged.

The market seems much more uncertain this time and does not not firmly assumingthat the talks will end inconclusively will end without result.

Since the announcement of the negotiations between Trump and Putin on Wednesday, August 6the prices record losses.

$RHM (+0,36%) - 13,90%

$R3NK (-1,92%) - 17,20%

$HAG (-0,38%) - 16,11%

Our members were able to benefit significantly from the recent slide in share prices. Part of the short positions were already covered this morning coveredto minimize the risk of uncertain outcome of the talks next Friday, August 15, in Alaska in Alaska.

What do you think about the outcome of the upcoming peace talks?

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First hundred percent on a share, would have happened much earlier if I hadn't $RHM (+0,36%) sold so early 😅😅

fifth share I had ever bought.

For investors in Rheinmetall, it is essential to understand the historical context of the company. During World War II, Rheinmetall-Borsig AG was a major arms supplier to Nazi Germany, producing anti-aircraft guns (such as the 8.8 cm Flak), tanks and artillery. In 1941, the company was nationalized under the Reichswerke Hermann Göring. Shocking is the use of forced laborers, including prisoners from concentration camps such as Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen, in their factories, such as in Unterlüß. Although Rheinmetall covers this history briefly on their website, this information is crucial for investors who value ethical considerations and transparency. Today, Rheinmetall is a leading player in defense and technology, but these historical facts require careful consideration in investment decisions. Due diligence remains essential to assess both financial and moral risks in an industry where ethics and profits are closely intertwined.

Link : https://youtu.be/vxnwWBOauYM?si=ygVQqnb17Gch0BI2

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the European arms industry? I think that there may be pressure on European arms companies, at least in the short term, if a large proportion of European spending is to go to US companies.

The highly valued $RHM (+0,36%) , $R3NK (-1,92%) etc. will probably be cheaper to get.

The sell limit was reached and executed today.

It was an inliner on $RHM (+0,36%) which brought me around 240%. At that time I had bet that $RHM (+0,36%) not fall below €1200 and not above €2000.

I have now sold the ticket, although theoretically there is still a profit of €75 in 4 weeks. The money would then be credited at the end of August, €10 per certificate. However, I believe that I can make a higher profit with the capital in the 5 weeks.

$RHM (+0,36%) For purely technical reasons, I am resuming my purchases in Rheinmetall below 1650. And this despite my overweight position size.

The procurement cycle is only just beginning - budgets will continue to rise until 2035.

$RHM (+0,36%) What's going on today? I can only find positive news and nothing negative. Are people afraid of the quarterly figures?