$EVO (-0.23%) does anyone have any information on why the store is so slow?

Share prices are rising, the search for favorable companies is becoming more difficult.

Only $EVO (-0.23%) currently remains cheap - now at a P/E ratio of 15 (!). Explanations welcome. I am aware of the strike in Georgia, a few unpleasant stories from some managers and the latent Asian threat.

But even if growth halves, we are at >10% p.a. for a market leader with a large gap to the competition.

Earnings are due in January. I would prefer to go in leveraged before then if the share price remains as it is now.

But I haven't found anything except pure options. Does anyone have any tips?

After the last figures it went up 20%. I can well imagine that this could happen again at this low level.

What do you think?

"You would never invest in a company that exploits the addiction of its consumers, would you?" JD Vance has nothing to do with it

What other companies are involved?

$EVO (-0.23%)
$MO (+0.45%)
$PM (-1.83%)
$BATS (-0.79%)

Does anyone here have experience with Swedish dividends on Trade Republic? I have read that some brokers automatically reduce the Swedish withholding tax to 15% in advance. Since TR does this for US stocks, I would be interested to know if this also applies to Swedish stocks and you can save yourself the refund applications. I have searched the internet and TR's FAQ without success.

I am asking because I am considering $EVO (-0.23%) adding them to my portfolio.

I simply had to strike again.

New addition to the depot: $PSTG (-1.15%)

And additionally purchased:

$EVO (-0.23%) (position full for now)

$BTC (+1.59%) (unfortunately not yet 1 full)

Red prices are a starting signal. The first tranche goes in. I had built up cash for this scenario, even though I have to admit that 2 weeks ago I almost got impatient and wanted to liquidate the first part.

Unfortunately, I was only able to submit my transactions after work and wasn't able to take much of the rebound with me.

I used to look at the charts and think: "If you'd got in X months ago, the share would have hit a real low."

But when lows come, everyone cringes and stands on the sidelines...

For me, the golden question is the rule of thumb: Will the company be in a better position in 10 years' time than it is today? If so, you can start going in.

And for those who are interested in my new addition Pure Storage (I don't think there will be many, because it's a tech stock and not NVIDIA) in a nutshell:

They make very efficient storage solutions for data centers. They are currently still running with old hard disks, expensive and slower. The transition to modern technology is slowly beginning, and Pure Storage offers a complete solution.

My shovel manufacturer, which is supposed to take the money from the hyperscalers.

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