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14/04 - Closed. Currency in EUR
Type:  Equity
Market:  Euro Zone
ISIN:  DE0007664005 
  • Volume: 0
  • Bid/Ask: 94.05 / 101.60
  • Day's Range: 89.40 - 89.55
Volkswagen ST 89.45 0.00 0.00%

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Filipe Figueiredo Jan 21, 2025 4:58AM ET
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they will be in a debt spiral soon
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Daimon van Buren Dec 23, 2024 12:48AM ET
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Volkswagen is now cutting jobs at their most efficient factories, just so they are able to leave the mostly from hand production in Niedersachsen keep going. The same state of whichs ruling party is on the board and the labors union as well. Stay clear of that one, this won't recover without some stringent tabula rasa and German law can and will let retail shareholders take the hit.
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Now with strikes on the table for a already well overpaid workforce, couple with a German province as large shareholder that won't let them loose as the next election draws near and their crumbling sales worldwide I might actually close both my eyes on my rule to not put any money into Germany and buy some puts. There's still some meat on that one and it seems a little obvious where they are going...
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Daimon van Buren Dec 01, 2024 7:49PM ET
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Them slashing the dividend should at least get another -20% quickly...
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get away as soon as you can. all german ones are open and cooperating. with supposedly Chinese companies. they are theirs to reset the old ones. if you think about so many years it was brand specific. suddenly they were able to withstand price cost competition. new companies; trick to drop the old brands... think nissan all the old brands. they fall. and in their place new ones come.... not to mention them. it's all lies. the old brands will fall because the old ones are hidden behind with various percentages but hidden and others overt. eg volkswagen 10% of xpeng. attention everything is rigged
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Daimon van Buren Nov 16, 2024 9:57PM ET
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You want a soullessly designed car that shows everybody how you have no personality yourself whatsoever and only live as a menial cog in the system? Buy a Volkswagen! You don't need money for anything else then repairs anyway!
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to be wiped off the face of the earth by the Chinese. -21% in a month goes up a little goes down more.... see the chart before you buy let them take it down. doesn't it look cheap to you? it will go much lower still. don't even buy vw and mercedes and bmw stock
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Daimon van Buren Oct 18, 2024 12:56AM ET
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Imagine not gaining in value while going through 3 interest rate reductions. Should say everything that is needed. Yet, Germany did this to themselves when Schröder and Merkel made their country energy dependend on the russian zubhumans. History should be enough lesson, that you can never trust this barely human-like creatures.
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Buy the dip guys!
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German stocks are still expensive for me
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