123FAHRSCHULE SE
Commented by Armin Schulz on October 15th, 2024 | 07:15 CEST
Volkswagen and Bayer with problems – 123fahrschule, on the other hand, with great growth potential
As the German economy undergoes a profound transformation, traditional industries are facing significant challenges. Giants like Volkswagen and Bayer are experiencing difficult times with shrinking margins and structural changes. Volkswagen, Europe's leading automaker, is struggling with falling profits in its core brand despite high group earnings and is planning rigorous cost-cutting measures that could jeopardize jobs. Similarly, Bayer is being forced to make extensive job cuts and reorganize. However, in the midst of these crises, new opportunities are also emerging: companies like 123fahrschule are using innovative strategies to thrive in the education sector. Today, we take a closer look at these three companies.
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Commented by André Will-Laudien on October 7th, 2024 | 07:00 CEST
The DAX is on a high, with potential for 100% gains in turnaround stocks like TUI, Lufthansa, 123fahrschule, BYD, and VW!
Despite geopolitical uncertainties, slow economic growth, and still high inflation, the market outlook is improving. It is important to remember that stock markets look 6 to 9 months ahead. Expectations are growing that inflation will significantly decrease, and interest rates will likely drop. The central banks are increasingly under pressure due to the sluggish economy. After months of a tech rally, the focus is now turning to lagging stocks. In the automotive sector, we are looking at VW and BYD, and the tourism sector is also picking up again. The digitalization expert in the German driving school sector, 123fahrschule SE, also appears highly promising. Each of these stocks has the potential to deliver more than 100% gains over the next 24 months. Here is our analysis.
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Commented by Stefan Feulner on October 1st, 2024 | 07:00 CEST
Mutares, 123fahrschule, Porsche SE – Incisive news
After the attack by US short seller Gotham City, the holding company Mutares is struggling to regain its footing while the battered share price continues to search in vain for a bottom. Less surprising, given that the crisis in the German automotive industry has already been discussed at length in the press of late, was Volkswagen's sales and profit warning. In contrast, decisions could be made within about two weeks that may reshape a billion-dollar market, potentially benefiting a disruptive technology company disproportionately.
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