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You could build up an initial position below €30. First WL.
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@He-Man I would also say that. However, the price always remains fairly stable at €30
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@sakamotoo I have just opened a position. If you have read it here in the forum, $GOOGL is supposedly looking to invest in Germany. Perhaps $2GB can profit from this. What do you think?
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•@He-Man I'll have to research that again tomorrow, but I'm already thinking about topping up. The thing has fallen well again. I'll be in touch tomorrow, good night 👋🏼
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•@He-Man It is still unclear whether Google will choose $2GB as a partner. As far as I know, however, Google wants to find solutions for energy recovery in order to use the waste heat from data centers, etc.. Of course, 2G would be a great candidate and provider. However, as the investments are less likely to relate to NRW, I don't know whether the company will even be in discussion and whether local partners/international partners will be chosen. Nevertheless, I will buy again as soon as the stock market opens, as I find the €27 quite attractive and the fall in the share price is probably not so much due to poor management/forecast, but to a quote from the Münsterländer Zeitung:
"The profit is also smaller. The so-called EBIT margin - a key figure that puts earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) in relation to sales and thus measures the operating profitability of a company - is now expected to be between 6.5 and 8 percent. Previously, 2G Energy had expected between 8.5 and 9.5 percent. The company cites a temporarily weaker service business in Germany as the reason for this. This had suffered from the introduction of a new ERP system - software with which companies manage processes such as purchasing, production and accounting. In addition, orders from Eastern Europe were delayed."
"The profit is also smaller. The so-called EBIT margin - a key figure that puts earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT) in relation to sales and thus measures the operating profitability of a company - is now expected to be between 6.5 and 8 percent. Previously, 2G Energy had expected between 8.5 and 9.5 percent. The company cites a temporarily weaker service business in Germany as the reason for this. This had suffered from the introduction of a new ERP system - software with which companies manage processes such as purchasing, production and accounting. In addition, orders from Eastern Europe were delayed."
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•@sakamotoo Thank you for the detailed answer.
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•@He-Man with pleasure =))
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