3Mês·

Deutsche Börse 🤓🇪🇺 vs. London Stock Exchange🥸🇬🇧

Stock exchange operators profit directly from the trading volume on the financial markets. They earn from every transaction, regardless of whether the markets rise or fall, which gives them a certain crisis resistance. They also offer stable income through trading fees, data licenses and index products.


During my research for the $SPGI (+0,9%) stock presentation, I came across London Stock Exchange when I wanted to know who was actually behind the FTSE indices.

I immediately imagined a fantastic narrative about LSEG, but after a superficial analysis and comparison with Deutsche Börse, I was disillusioned.

attachment

In summary, there is a lot to be said for $DB1 (-2,82%)a solid business model, high profitability, attractive margins, strong market position in the EU and continuous growth, a real quality company.


What do you think?

5
7 Comentários

imagem de perfil
Why are you comparing key figures in different currencies?
4
imagem de perfil
@Alpalaka in each case the local currency 🫣 however, the P/E ratio is currently in euros
imagem de perfil
@Iwanowitsch I realize that already :D

Do I understand correctly: column B in pounds, column C in euros, row 10 in euros?
1
imagem de perfil
imagem de perfil
@Iwanowitsch Isn't the P/E ratio unitless? 😅
imagem de perfil
I would go for Euronext or Deutsche Börse if it is to be Europe. With the exit from the EU, I see little reason why you should go to the UK. Otherwise just the Americans. nasdaq also has European business with the Nordic countries.
imagem de perfil
Growth investors on P/E ratios: higher = better, right? Right?
Participar na conversa