MIMEDIA HOLDINGS INC
Commented by Fabian Lorenz on May 13th, 2025 | 07:15 CEST
Stocks are taking off! Nel, RENK, Walmart partner MiMedia! Is the tariff chaos coming to an end?
Will MiMedia's stock break through resistance and shoot to a new all-time high? The chances are good, as the cloud insider tip has navigated the tariff chaos of recent weeks surprisingly well. Now, the Company is set to scale up in Latin America with retail giant Walmart. With gross margins of 80% and above, the upside is substantial. Could new momentum come from the CEO soon? Things are already heating up at Renk - tomorrow's update will be crucial. Can the high-flyer's order backlog and outlook convince investors? Analysts remain cautious, and the potential downside for the stock should not be underestimated. And what is Nel doing? For shareholders, it is a rollercoaster once again. An order cancellation is followed by new hopes that the EU might completely cut off the Russian gas tap.
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Commented by Armin Schulz on May 5th, 2025 | 07:15 CEST
How Palantir, MiMedia Holdings, and SAP are transforming the cloud into trillion-dollar markets
The cloud is the invisible titan of the digital economy. It drives innovation, breaks efficiency barriers, and is expected to generate over USD 800 billion in 2025 alone. But behind the scenes, tech pioneers are shaping the rules of this billion-dollar market. With AI-driven forecasts, disruptive data storage solutions, and cloud-based ecosystems, they are deciding who will dominate the era of hyperdigitalization. While companies are fiercely competing for agility and scale in the race for the cloud strategies of the future, three players are setting the standard with technologies that are changing not only markets but also mindsets. A look at Palantir, MiMedia Holdings, and SAP reveals what makes them different from the rest.
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Commented by Nico Popp on April 30th, 2025 | 07:00 CEST
The future of digital content: MiMedia, Dropbox, and Amazon in the race for data sovereignty
Cloud services are simple and incredibly useful. Whether it is photos from past vacations, data from a long-term project from 2020, or the baking recipe Grandma sent us years ago via WhatsApp - all this information is now just a few swipes away. However, the more personal data we store online, the greater the risk. More and more customers are focusing on security. We look at the business models of cloud service providers MiMedia, Dropbox, and Amazon.
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Commented by André Will-Laudien on April 25th, 2025 | 07:10 CEST
Crash or rebound? Tracking the data with Palantir, SAP, MiMedia, and Deutsche Telekom
Is the big correction already over? Given historically high liquidity, investors are wondering whether last week's slump marked the end of the road. Stocks such as Nvidia, Apple and SAP have now corrected more than 25% from their highs, something that has rarely been seen in the last 24 months. The NASDAQ is tentatively working its way back up, but the DAX 40 index is gaining momentum. It is now only 1,500 points away from its previous high of 23,476 points. A good strategy could, therefore, be to selectively re-enter the market. However, set clear loss limits for each investment. Here are a few promising suggestions.
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Commented by Fabian Lorenz on April 11th, 2025 | 07:00 CEST
USE BUY-LEVEL PRICES! Deutz, Infineon, and Walmart partner, MiMedia: Analyst favorite, AI hidden gem, and profiteer!
MiMedia is likely to face a revaluation. The AI cloud player has held up surprisingly well during the recent sell-off, even completing a capital increase beforehand, and is now starting operations with the giant Walmart in Latin America. Revenues are expected to increase massively this year – will the stock follow suit? Deutz has also held up well in these turbulent times. Following the takeover in the electric sector, the Company confidently announced price increases despite the tariff chaos. In Germany, the engine manufacturer could benefit from the new federal government's plans. Infineon's stock has taken a beating. Will a takeover in the US turn things around? Analysts believe that the semiconductor group is one of the structural winners in Europe. Should you buy the stock?
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Commented by Armin Schulz on April 8th, 2025 | 07:10 CEST
Palantir US-Tech stocks plummet – MiMedia defies the storm, Xiaomi makes strategic decisions
The global financial markets are undergoing an unprecedented stress test. The latest tariff measures by the Trump administration have ignited a trade conflict that is putting technology companies at the center of the turbulence. While US companies such as Apple and Nvidia are suffering from supply chain disruptions and plunging share prices, the technology sector is on the brink of a turning point. However, not all players are reacting in the same way. Palantir shares have recently plummeted, while MiMedia, a cloud specialist, is successfully focusing on disruptive business models – and Xiaomi is demonstrating resilience. In this environment, we take a closer look at the individual stocks.
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Commented by Juliane Zielonka on April 4th, 2025 | 07:00 CEST
MiMedia, Porsche, and Xiaomi: A focus on innovation, dividends, and growth
The companies MiMedia, Porsche SE, and Xiaomi impressively demonstrate how innovation and strategic expansion can drive growth in different industries. The New York-based technology company MiMedia is revolutionizing the market for cloud storage solutions by integrating its platform directly into smartphones. With over 35 million preinstalled devices in the next two years, MiMedia expects high revenue potential and is targeting a rapidly growing target group in Latin America. Porsche SE reported a bumpy fiscal year and plans to pay a dividend of EUR 1.91 per preference share. Xiaomi is expanding its expertise in the field of electric vehicles. The technology group is financing the expansion of its EV division, which already generated billions in revenue last year, with a share placement of USD 5.5 billion. We provide an overview of investment opportunities.
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Commented by Stefan Feulner on April 1st, 2025 | 07:00 CEST
BYD, MiMedia Holdings, Xiaomi – Interesting entry opportunities
The first quarter of the 2025 stock market year is history and has been sobering. With the election of Donald Trump last November, the markets started an impressive rally. The DAX, Dow Jones, and Bitcoin marked historic highs. However, these gains were wiped out in the following months by the imposition of punitive tariffs, escalating trade wars, and an uncertain geopolitical situation. Nevertheless, the consolidation has had some positive effects. In the technology sector, valuations that had become somewhat exaggerated have returned to a more normal level.
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Commented by Fabian Lorenz on March 25th, 2025 | 07:30 CET
Stocks in RALLY MODE: Deutz, Nel ASA with momentum! MiMedia taps into huge revenue potential with Walmart!
MiMedia has huge revenue potential and a favorable valuation. The cloud insider tip offers an exciting entry opportunity in Latin America after its partnership with Walmart. After a strong price increase at the turn of the year, the share is currently moving sideways – for now. Deutz's stock has shown how quickly a share price can rise in recent weeks. However, after the approximately 40% rally, the air is getting thinner, at least when looking at the figures for 2024. However, analysts think further price gains are possible. Nel has shown signs of life. The beleaguered hydrogen pioneer has landed a new major shareholder in Samsung and recently secured a major contract. Who will continue the rally?
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Commented by Armin Schulz on March 19th, 2025 | 07:00 CET
SAP, MiMedia, Alibaba – Why Cloud Services are the Gold mines of the Future
Microsoft once again set a milestone in the second quarter of 2025 with a turnover of USD 69.6 billion. Driven by cloud services, which increased by 21%, and artificial intelligence (AI), which grew by 175%, the tech giant exceeded analysts' expectations. Azure and cloud services alone grew by 31%, while the AI business generated USD 13 billion. But the race has only just begun: Microsoft plans to spend USD 80 billion on AI data centers, which is just a fraction of the global investments that are expected to catapult the cloud market to USD 2.4 trillion by 2030. Who is footing the bill for the hunger for AI? And who stands to benefit most? The answers lie in the cloud.
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