I don't understand your trade at the moment. Dilution is virtually the order of the day and our colleagues have promptly fallen from all clouds. Nevertheless, you are taking a big risk.
I'm keeping my fingers crossed that you've made the right decision, my dear. 👍🏼
I'm keeping my fingers crossed that you've made the right decision, my dear. 👍🏼
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@TradingHase I think the 30 % price loss has already priced in a lot. I think those who got in at the top are worse off. Look at the dilution at Iris, nobody seems to have any problems with that.
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@TradingHase I have not yet found an analyst opinion that says sell. So far only 7 that recommend buying
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@TradingHase Rating Ceco Environmental share
The rating is calculated based on the average rating of 6 analysts for Ceco Environmental. information
Ceco Environmental shares are currently rated by 6 analysts. The average rating is 4.50 points, the target price is 78.83 USD. Of these, 100 % recommend Buy, 0 % Hold and 0 % Sell. Overall, the analysts' assessment is predominantly positive
The rating is calculated based on the average rating of 6 analysts for Ceco Environmental. information
Ceco Environmental shares are currently rated by 6 analysts. The average rating is 4.50 points, the target price is 78.83 USD. Of these, 100 % recommend Buy, 0 % Hold and 0 % Sell. Overall, the analysts' assessment is predominantly positive
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@Tenbagger2024 but you also know just as well that analysts are opportunists and "fall over" in rows when things don't go their way for a few weeks. Personally, I don't really follow them if only a few firms cover the stock.
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•@Dividendenopi I didn't base my purchase on the analysts either. I just threw it out there because of all the criticism, nothing more. The purchase was my own decision, without taking ratings into account. But apparently I seem to be the only one here who is not so pessimistic about the purchase.
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•@Tenbagger2024 then that's the way it is for you and you certainly don't have to "apologize" or even justify a decision with this argument. Everyone here has their own way of thinking and you are certainly not buying to please others.
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•@Dividendenopi I could list you enough shares where dilution has taken place. Or companies that will not become profitable in the next few years. But which continue to rise in performance. But when a company that is almost 100 years old merges, dilutes and takes on debt. Then suddenly everyone here is skeptical. And sees the company as being on the brink of collapse. Even though the business model is right, the company is in growth sectors, with recurring sales, double-digit EBIT margins and the order books are full. All I can say is, but the main thing is to invest in altcoins and rocket stations. And still adore Elon.
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@Dividendenopi or are stuck in some weird quantum things. Where nobody knows whether they will ever be profitable. And then cry out loudly here about dilution. My best man, I'm just getting upset
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@Tenbagger2024 everyone is rightly skeptical. Because both were previously marginally indebted. And they are not producing cash on a continuous basis. Or the growth is groundbreaking.
You can get upset. But ignoring facts is not healthy in my view either.
You can get upset. But ignoring facts is not healthy in my view either.
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@Get_Rich_or_Die_Tryin Well, if double-digit profit growth is nothing. I must really be missing something
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