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📉 Mercedes-Benz to focus on cost cutting after profit falls by half!
Mercedes-Benz $MBG.DE has reported a significant drop in profits for the third quarter of 2024, more than halving from the same period last year. This drop was mainly due to lower demand for luxury cars in the key Chinese market and fierce competition on the global stage 🚗
CFO Harald Wilhelm acknowledged that...
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🌍 Monday: IMF Meeting - The International Monetary Fund often adjusts the global economic outlook, which can have a major impact on market sentiment. Keep an eye on these important outlooks and their impact on the markets.
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I was looking at the portfolio yesterday and I have to say that the $TSLA makes me happy😃😂
Mercedes shares fall 8% on lower profit outlook
- Profit outlook cut: Mercedes $MBG.DE expects significantly lower pre-tax profit compared to the previous year.
- Weak demand in China: The Chinese market, a key market for Mercedes, saw a decline, which negatively impacted the outlook.
- Trade tensions: Rising tensions between the EU, the US and China are increasing pressure on...
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An 8% drop in the stock is quite a lot. Well, the car companies aren't doing so well right now, so I won't be buying.
🔍 The EU car market is in decline! 🚗
August 2024 brought worrying signs for the European automotive industry. New car registrations have fallen by 18,3 % across the major markets. This reflects not only short-term problems, but also long-term changes that could fundamentally affect investment in the EU automotive industry. 📉
📊 Electric cars at a crossroads? ⚡️
The biggest decline...
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The problem is not whether combustion or EV (EV is simply much better both in terms of production and user) but further development of production technology. While Europe is running a classic Ford line only supplemented by single purpose robots. Tesla closely followed by China has switched to Gigapress production, unboxing, and it will all be controlled by universal robots. Moreover, China has wisely let its competitors sink a lot of money into the technologically obsolete factories it has allowed them to build while itself learning from Tesla. These Chinese capabilities of European manufacturers are now uncompetitive, as are their parent companies, purely because of the cost of production. The tragedy of VW was that when Dies explained to them a few years ago that it was impossible to produce a car in several times Tesla's time and pushed for efficiency, the union pressured the owners to get rid of him. Well they ended up closing factories instead of radically upgrading them with this approach. Which is the only thing that would help them. So now they're leaning out production and trying to bridge the technology gap by working with "startups" Rivian, QS. And the familly trust Porsche Piech also separated Porsche under its control. Probably to save some of what their ancestors built. 🤷♂️
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It's creating an interesting discount there. I think European car companies will survive, but they will simply have a harder time than those from China.
🚗📈 Mercedes-Benz and the important transition to electromobility! 🌱
Company results Mercedes-Benz for the first quarter 2024 reveals a decline in sales, but at the same time shows an increase in the share of electric vehicles.
Mercedes-Benz joins a group of European automotive giants that today reveal their financial results for the first quarter 2024.
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It's a quality company and the dividend is attractive. Thanks for the info😁
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So that's very good news, which I like, but I don't have Mercedes stock in my portfolio and probably don't want it. I only have $P911.DE in my portfolio from this sector.
European car companies currently suck. For me, it's either the US or China.