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Steinhoff reached Settlement with Teckie Town !!!!
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Stock broker office set-up, need help for trading-turrets
Stock broker office set-up, need help for trading-turrets
Stock broker office set-up, need help for trading-turrets
Canadians with Lake Resources NL. Where'd you buy it?
Yo apes, i'm doing a survey for my master thesis. Could you help a wsb buddy?
Steinhoff International will make you rich
Steinhoff International will make you rich
Steinhoff International will make you rich
Where does a little ape like me go to turn a dime into a dollar? All these post showing HUGE MONEY moves.... what about a chimp like me with $30+ to play with?
I'm looking for advice on where to start? All these post about big players, AND NOTHING ON THE LITTLE GUY!?!?!??
Well done for Gamestop. But what about the others? Let's talk about Wereldhave!
Gamestop! Check! AMC! Check! What about Wereldhave?
RDS: Dutch court orders Shell "to limit (...) the aggregate annual volume of all CO2 emissions"
Market Review: A look at recent trends, performance, and some assumptions on where we go from here
Market Review: A look at recent trends, performance, and some assumptions on where we go from here
Market Review: A look at recent trends, performance, and some assumptions on where we go from here
$AMC and $GME at critical mass!! What we need now…
DEGIRO platform closed my account and is holding my money hostage
First post of my position. I think there are a lot of silent investors around here like me! First investment at 333 a share. Cheapest at 39,85 in the dip! Not selling! #NL
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Most of the people commenting don’t realize you’re in NL. A lot of the recommendations work for US citizens but not sure if they are available in your country or if the currency swap affects your performance
In NL its debt free under 56k, the amount you go over is taxed. So on 70k only 14k is taxed and its a small %. Rules change after 960k.
60 years of being robbed so the sp500 can show record profits will do that to you. Thanks for the traitors inside the eu for being complicit (Ireland, NL, Luxembourg...)
This makes me feel good about no taxes on capital gains in NL.
You need to regulate what happens with the funds out of state-backed stakes in order for it to benefit the public. Trump’s model is to just do what he pleases with the money, like Russia / Turkey Regulation I.e. NL system where they are very strict about where the money goes and for what projects, even price controlling the larger market as a quid-pro-quo for receiving public dollars and support for the ‘private’ enterprise (insurance)
The state owning the means of production is a feature of socialism but not core component Socialism is more defined by social relations in an economic system and what becomes of profit Owning means of production has fallen out of favor as a core tenant of socialism to justify and rationalize capitalist market intervention, e.g. ‘state sponsored capitalism’, as you point out State sponsored capitalism, where the state intervenes in the market but still largely maintains hierarchal structures of uneven wealth distribution and wage labor, etc., is both socialist andcapitalist Trump taking stakes in companies is more along the lines of pseudo free market faux crony capitalism, which has emerged in Russia/Turkey, ‘Corruption in the open’. France and NL do this too with defense contractors and such but with much larger stakes (40-50%) and then take profit for earmarked public projects and do cost intervention to minimize private gain of from stakes (NL insurance). So Trump taking stakes at a small 10-15% in a blank check treasury fund without conditions on how to use the money is actually the most inefficient form of state sponsored capitalism or faux socialism…this is the type of stuff that makes countries like Turkey-Russia very poor as it continually erodes the middle and lower class while propping up ideological allies of an admin
Been watching more NL these days
That is true but in most cases have to spend less for public goods/services. Minimum wage much higher in NL/de/fr/be/lux/swi. Education and healthcare way less expensive—so much so that the tax increase is negligible. We will be joining that youth 20% unemployment soon
My P&NL for today https://preview.redd.it/4y3oqetba21g1.jpeg?width=680&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=14094bb6fc845a1207f102b5d0d444ce7553c1c8
It's a bit hard to compare. Here in NL both renting and buying is expensive... What would the monthly rent be and what would the mortgage be for a similar house? But: - over the course of 8 years, the house has done +100% in value.. Which is ridiculous - In that period I paid off about 25%, reducing the monthly mortgage payment with at least 15% - at the same, renting prices have gone up about 3% per year, so in total +25-30% over those years Looking back buying this house means it actually considerably lowers monthly expenses thus more money to invest every month. Also keep in mind that you use that 20k to 'unlock' 200-400k that you put in a house. So it is basically a big 10-20x leverage, even if you pay some % interest of course. But keep that in mind: if your stocks return 10-15% over 20k, your house may do a lot better in absulte € if it only appreciates 2% over 200k.
Tomorrow I think I’ll play Isaac, watch NL, and check my phone every couple hours to see the bol slaughter.
Yes Or at least stuff that ECB are doing will. In NL they have ideal (which wero is based on) which basically replaces PayPal as a better intermediary between your bank and online store. We're now seeing ideal payment in some real stores
It's next to nothing in NL for income from shares and investments.
European industry etf, MSCI : Holdings: || || |[Siemens AG](https://www.justetf.com/en/stock-profiles/DE0007236101)|8.68% | |[Schneider Electric SE](https://www.justetf.com/en/stock-profiles/FR0000121972)|5.56% | |[Airbus SE](https://www.justetf.com/en/stock-profiles/NL0000235190)|5.14% | |[Rolls-Royce Holdings](https://www.justetf.com/en/stock-profiles/GB00B63H8491)|5.04% | |[Safran SA](https://www.justetf.com/en/stock-profiles/FR0000073272)|4.95% | |[ABB Ltd.](https://www.justetf.com/en/stock-profiles/CH0012221716)|4.34% | |[Rheinmetall AG](https://www.justetf.com/en/stock-profiles/DE0007030009)|3.75% | |[RELX](https://www.justetf.com/en/stock-profiles/GB00B2B0DG97)|3.53% | |[Siemens Energy AG](https://www.justetf.com/en/stock-profiles/DE000ENER6Y0)|2.98% | |[BAE Systems](https://www.justetf.com/en/stock-profiles/GB0002634946)|
I use degiro in NL. Not a fan of the UI but it gets the job done
I do not believe in dividend funds myself. Obvious play is vwra. But I cannot dismiss the charts. Tdiv one chart with no dividends included the other with. Third chart is vwra with the hand written symbol. All 5 years. I cannot attach images. So here are the links. Vwra [vwra](https://www.justetf.com/en/etf-profile.html?isin=IE00BK5BQT80#chart) https://www.justetf.com/en/etf-profile.html?isin=IE00BK5BQT80#chart Tdiv https://www.justetf.com/en/etf-profile.html?isin=NL0011683594 Tick and untick dividends. Since the portfolio will be magnified with leverage if total returns are the same maybe I should choose the least aggressive in iv.
Well, it would bankrupt you over 10 years if healthcare wasn't socialized lol. Maybe we should socialize gambling losses /s But I agree, there definitely need to be controls/limits, e.g. collateral/reserve requirements like "an account at most can only use 20% of total capital on prediction markets, e.g. to make a $2k bet, you must have at least $10k in the account". But it really depends on a person's perspective. I generally lean towards "when services are made illegal you tend to get black markets that have borderline no regulations or oversight, and the outcomes are often much worse in black markets (even though the policy is successful by greatly reducing market size)." Example: https://global-lab.luskin.ucla.edu/wp-content/uploads/sites/24/2021/06/Final_Sex-Markets-Policy-Brief_20210602.pdf Legalizing prostitution has been associated with *massive reductions* (~80%) in STDs/STIs. Note that many european countries (NL, DE) have legalized prostitution.
American League sucks this year. I’d take like 4 NL teams over any AL team
You're getting downvoted but you're not wrong. Having worked in tech both in Canada and the US as well as the UK and the Netherlands, the differences are significant. And keep in mind that the UK and NL are some of the more advanced countries when it comes to tech in Europe. While in NL I had to work with certain companies from Germany and their entire tech stack was stuck somewhere in the 90s, it was absolutely surreal. > Think of the capital it would require to get as good This is the main thing really - software developers tend to make significantly less in Europe (unless they're really good contractors), oftentimes well under six figures, whereas even bootcampers start out at like 150k in the states, even if they're working at a small company.
I'm in NL and have options trading through both ABN Amro and Interactive Brokers...
Klarna will soon be usable directly in stores for physical purchases in NL it seems
Ok, so they trigger reelections and start over? In NL we do this about three times every decade. It’s not a big deal.
Way to show you failed critical thinking. I'm in IT, fled from the region and had some friends working in Yandex. Maybe you also think that let's say Wargaming is a European company? It is dumb to deny there is a Russian vector in this NL renegade
I had a guy go runner-runner for a Royal Flush on me at a 1/2 NL table in AC one time. Don’t really blame him for chasing. And I had a black chick named Princess piss on my chest in Vegas one time. Don’t really blame myself.
I also live in NL, and based on my experience, here are my top 3 recommendations for you. # 1. Buy a house if you don't own one. This has been my single best investment. For context, here is a case study with my own numbers: * My Initial Investment: Around €10k for the initial costs. * The Purchase: I bought my house 3 years ago for €320k, and its market value today is around €420k. That's roughly a €30,000 increase in value per year. * Building Equity vs. Renting: About 70% of my monthly mortgage payment goes towards the principal. This means I'm basically getting this money back as equity when I sell the house. That works out to be €10,000 per year that I'm "saving" instead of giving it to a landlord and never seeing it again. * Tax Deduction (Hypotheekrenteaftrek): You can use the interest you pay on your mortgage to reduce your taxable income. For me, this means I get back between 36-50% of the interest from the Belastingdienst (tax office), which results in around €2,000 per year back. So, in my case, on a €10k investment, I get annually: €30k (value appreciation) + €10k (principal) + €2k (tax back) = €42k in wealth, which is a crazy return. These results will vary depending on the price of the house you buy and the interest rates on your mortgage.
Are you trying to say that Tilray is much more of a "growth" stock that is expanding globally, into numerous other countries, as compared to say, MSOs, that are desperately hoping to expand into places like the Deep South and Texas, at least while they can command criminal margins, then pack up and leave (a la Trulieve and Cresco Labs in various states). when margins shrink and workers' rights, safety and other litigations grow? Schedule III doesn't do diddly-squat in terms of exporting weed, but it does change the game on IMPORTING cannabis, at least medicinal. VFF is up there too, becoming a world beater by selling legally in NL. Just wait until Ukraine is importing, then cultivating.
https://www.reddit.com/r/ASTSpaceMobile/s/Qi79wi8NL9 the comment in question
In the NL, even in rural areas, you're going to pay 1000+ for a studio or a small apartment. In Germany, yeah, Berlin, Frankfurt, and München can be pretty bad, but the good thing is that Germany is a big country with many cities to choose from. I live in Bochum currently and pay €550 for a 2-room apartment (Americans would call it a 1-bedroom apartment), and I didn’t need any application or form to fill. I just called, saw the apartment, showed my last three payslips, and got the keys.
Is the housing situation worse in NL than DE? When I lived in Berlin it was hell
Pretty much this. I have a degree in marketing but choose to become a truck driver due to the high pay relative to the training you need. I worked in the NL for 3 months for Albert Heijn and there wasn't a single week in which I earned less than €800 net when I was working 2 years ago. My biggest paycheck was 1100. Great country, too bad it has a severe housing shortage which is why I moved to Germany.
Tradegate opens in 10 mins but the real action is expected in some two hours https://www.tradegate.de/orderbuch.php?isin=NL0010273215
Bet 10k on the NL to win the all star game
My broker doesnt offer them for this ticker. I am switching to a different one, connected to IBKR. I am not based in the US but in NL so I also get to enjoy shitty EU regulations that are completely useless. There are many US based ETFs I am literally not allowed to buy because they don't offer a KID document in my local language (Dutch). Apparently, the EU thinks EU investors don't understand English and that a KID is useful. It's infuriating to say the least.
I have just checked, with Freedom24 (a EU broker based on Cyprus) JEPI (US46641Q3323) is available. I am in DE, though, not NL. Want me to check the availability of a few others?
Quite a lot covered on Dividend Investor channels on YouTube. For instance, the perhaps most well-known, JEPI - I can't buy that here in NL because of the stupid KID requirement. The EU mandates that useless document must be available in Dutch because I apparently do not understand English. It's infuriating to say the least. I hate that EU regulation crap with a passion. They don't want potential EU investment funds to flow into the US, that's the real reason they're doing this.
Could you not buy ASML on the NL market, in euros?
Could you not buy it on the NL market, in euros?
Dude, Im Czech and even I found IBKR... don't you have that in NL? Cheers btw, used to live in Eindhoven!
Bought all the dips over the last days. Sadly no options - I'm in NL and my Dutch broker doesnt have them on this stocks. So during the dips I loaded on the stock. Like you, I too like bottoms. I'm a Adonitologist.
V-Powerrrr Here in NL the BP Premium and V-Power are about the same price. There are a lot more Shell stations than BP though.
I moved here from NL. Not for the politics. I can’t vote here (nor should I tbh). Let me tell you first hand that your politics are so insanely behind the curve that it isn’t even remotely surprising it is allowed to get this fucked. A lot of knew that decades ago. Anyone who had to deal with the US hates your schizophrenic nature. And it has stopped representing its people decades ago. I have no clue why anyone with 2 working brain cells would consider this a good system.
Geopolitical experts, professors, and analysts say this. I'm not making it up lol. >You know you gotta speak Dutch to get Dutch citizenship? Crazy fascists over there This is fascism to you? 🤣 Holy desperation >They have a fucking king Whats his role does your gut feeling tell you? Do you understand how the world works outside the US? He's there for ceremonial shit. He doesn't even get a military parade unlike your king 😂 >currently enduring periodic race riots a RACE riot???? 🤣 what's that exactly? >What specific criteria do you use? Literally any international benchmark or institutional measurement. For example, the freedom index, quality of life index, corruption index, you name it.. the US scores dogshit on them, and just as an example, NL miles ahead of your lack of freedoms, transparency, and whats left of what you call democracy. NL is more free than your two party system >the world outside of your bubble. I've lived in 6 countries including the US so I know there is at least one enormous bubble on this planet
>How do you take into consideration the loooong-term / "end-life” of a stock when investing for retirement? as a general rule stocks rarely stay on top for more than 10-20 years, either top of their sector or top of the overall market globally or for any given nation. Rob Arnott has done some research on this topic. https://ioandc.com/rob-arnott-sell-the-top-dogs/ many formerly dominant companies are now out of business or small cap/micro-caps (Sears; Eastman-Kodak; NL Industries; Foot Locker is the descendent of Woolworths which was once a leading retailer). or companies can be dominant, slip dramatically, and then come back to major positions (Exxon, AIG). Nobody knows for certain.
Things you've literally generalised in your first post: - you and only you can verify and speak for the whole NL, - Western Europe is a socialist shithole and you are the only one who holds this knowledge (trust me bro vibes), - everyone who doesn't have the means to move out the NL or doesn't want to, because they don't agree with your view of things, must have a non-functioning brain. Based on this anyone with a bit of sense and logic can see that you are either a frustrated troll, a frustrated paid poster or just uneducated and frustrated, but you definitely hold right wing views and are frustrated 🙃. Please let us know when you're going to move away from the NL. It will be a better country without you, and you will also feel less frustrated. Cheers.
Not allowing fractional shares is a good thing. Means, they're really buying the stock for you, and not selling you an artificial construct. When broker goes bust, it doesn't matter bcoz **custodian** has the shares in your name. If you get invitations to annual, quarterly general meetings (zoom invites those days), etc. you can be sure that your name is recorded in company registrar. You can also check it via their investor relations contact. ABN Amro, Getbux could be for you. But no idea about NL market.
Welke broker is dit pik? In NL is het vgm alleen mogelijk op ibkr
Not new https://aviationweek.com/space/budget-policy-regulation/white-house-moves-end-nasas-sls-orion-gateway?elq2=890a08ce78ea41089864e9db32eaeb66&sp_eh=f8a61739fbaac4beef6e719f02b24993285dfae2e7f59e49d3792aac745587c0&elq2=890a08ce78ea41089864e9db32eaeb66&sp_eh=f8a61739fbaac4beef6e719f02b24993285dfae2e7f59e49d3792aac745587c0&utm_campaign=53905&utm_emailname=AW_News_AerospaceDigest_NL_05132025&utm_medium=email&utm_rid=CPEN1000174510825
I guess we are getting free discounts from the states? (greetings from NL)
NL for April vs April prev year -75% https://www.dutchnews.nl/2025/05/tesla-sales-in-the-netherlands-slump-by-75-in-april/
Ah really? Don’t think I’ve had McD’s in the NL. I try to avoid it overall but at least it’s edible in the EU.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSFpUE9NL7g&ab\_channel=AncientV25](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSFpUE9NL7g&ab_channel=AncientV25) My take on BOOTS by Kipling We—can—skip—rent—bills, and sleep, and sanity, But—not—not—not—not the chronic sight of them, RED—GREEN—RED—GREEN—STOCKS are always up again. And there’s no escape from the BULLS! Buy—the—dip—now—said the WSB apes, But—why—we—are—in— a huge fucking recession RED—GREEN—GREEN—GREEN—STOCKS are always up again. There’s no escape from the BULLS! I—have—YOLOed—6—months of my salary I—wait—for—a—tweet by the orange regard GREEN—GREEN—GREEN—STOCKS—STOCKS are always up again. And there’s no escape from the BULLS! Try—try—try—try—to think of something different, Oh—my—God—keep—me from lunatic! GREEN—GREEN—GREEN—STOCKS—STOCKS are always up again. There’s no escape from the BULLS!
Yea he lies its fake, dudes driving uber and drives a kia https://www.reddit.com/r/kia/s/kgq76aP7NL
Yeah noone worth 3$ mill is driving a kia, this post is bs https://www.reddit.com/r/kia/s/kgq76aP7NL
[Fresh stripper subreddit intel just dropped.](https://i.imgur.com/NL0UDGg.png)
You haven't made this one easy, have you? :) So my first thought is always IBKR. There's a slight issue here which is that IBKR famously don't get on with Revolut transfers. You can onramp with both, but I'm not sure "quick and seamless" applies for Rev/IB. That being said, if you can navigate that bit, there are European introducing brokers for IBKR which I've really rated of late. In no small part, they actually seem to be cheaper in many ways than IB themselves. Being NL, you might find Lynx works for you. Minimum $5 fees, I believe, which might not meet your low fees expectations (I did say you'd made this difficult :)) In France, for IB introducers we have Zonebourse, ProRealTime, and Mexem. I chose the last one for tax assistance, but it's minimum fees of $1 which is more suitable for me. I've seen too many complaints about Trade Republic to consider them for now. My understanding is their exchange is a little bit murky too? Not used Saxo, but it's popular here, as are Bourse Direct and Boursorama. TLDR, my tried and tested was IBKR to onramp USD from Revolut (but wasn't always fun), and I found linking my account to Mexem was cheaper than IBKR (and a few others, for the amounts I can afford to place, but might not be the case for your budget).
Having been through that process a couple of times, I naturallt do believe that it’s possible. As per the Airbnb. I’m from NL and have already seen second hand mobile homes for 10-30k. And I’m in talks with a camping that rents out space for 3k a year. So that would put me in the budget range, therefore, it seems possible. But I agree that it’s a very low range, hence the “if anything…” Now, would you mind to provide constructive feedback that I can work with? 🙏
You'd think, but in todays market with some of the skilled workers being out of work for years now and not being able to find a job, ain't nobody offers those high salaries anymore. There's been massive lay offs across all industries in US lately, high earners are being let go first. Just look for example in a medium cost of living state, a structural engineer has similar pay offers with yours now. My job, in IT was paid more in 2009 than it is now, and inflation has been thru the roof. I couldn't even get an offer in two years now of job search that was even 75% of my pay in 2009 on a lower level IT position. Sure, there are still people making good money, some trades, business owners, people who are still in some industries that hold their jobs, but it's changing fast and for the rest it ain't that good. As for the salaries in NL, I have 2 friends there making that amount in warehousing and another friend in Copenhagen working a receptionist job making more than a similar position here. Top jobs here have higher salaries but regular jobs or jobs seen as low grade are paid worse here. Also, you have to take into consideration you need personal transportation here and health insurance, that's almost $1000 per month pay decrease. Then there's the prices, look how much a fucking onion is here, $2 per pound at Walmart I've paid last time and I see it's 0,50 British pounds at Tesco in UK now for the same quantity.
Circuit breaker on ASML... Trading halted... [https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/ASML-NL/](https://www.cnbc.com/quotes/ASML-NL/)
What American products? I am from 1993 and in NL, and I am not sure if I have ever used anything made in the USA. Can't think of anything. Services, software, absolutely, but products? The world shifted away from 'US products' a long time ago.
That will not happen this year. I bet we won't hear those words unless we hear them from a proper better, but NL is stacked.
Germany's T-bill equivalent is the "Bubill" (*Unverzinsliche Schatzanweisungen*). You can't buy them directly from the German government. For US/Canadian exchanges: * No specific German bond/Bubill ETFs exist. * Closest option: Short-term international bond ETFs like BWZ or ISHG. These hold bonds from many countries, including some German debt (likely short-term Bobls/Schätze, not just Bubills). * Buying individual Bubills might be possible via brokers like Interactive Brokers, but it's more complex and not exchange-listed. They might give you access to exchanges outside the US. I'm in NL and can just buy them through my broker on the Frankfurt exchange or Dutch bonds in Amsterdam exchange etc., so not really sure how it would work for an US citizen. Perhaps someone more knowledgeable can help here. In short: For an easy, exchange-listed option, look at diversified short-term international bond ETFs like BWZ, or maybe FLIA or BNDX, but know they aren't purely German Bubills.
That NL west is looking hot
Same in NL. Even people that aren’t even following the news. Overheard a conversation in a liquor store where someone asked if it was from the US and that he wanted something from anywhere else.
It's not a dumb question at all. But I know too little about you to tell you. It really depends on what's available to you to buy for a low cost. The ETF should have a low yearly expense ratio, in any case, and hold a large amount of companies for the diversification. It should follow a respected broad index, like MSCI World or FTSE All-world. I am in NL and buy iShares MSCI World Accumulating (IWDA) monthly through DeGiro. Accumulating means it automatically reinvests dividends back into the fund, which is probably something you want. I do at least, because dividends paid out are taxed more here. I believe Vanguard Total World Stock Accumulating ETF (VT) is a common choice for people in the USA. For other places it might be different. So please do your own research, and consider the idea that I am just a random guy on the internet who may be talking out of his ass.
The 0 for 0 was only on certain goods. If it was a more of a problem for the US then countries wouldn't be so quick to offer agreements. The cost will slightly increase, but NL markets will be unable to access the US markets. Meaning they have to sell to others who have less demand for those products, forcing NL to sell for less. This hurts production. They can buy oil from other countries then, but the quality is lower.
10trillion has left the US stock market since trump came to office. https://www.marketwatch.com/livecoverage/stock-market-today-dow-s-p-and-nasdaq-set-for-further-losses-after-1-679-point-blue-chip-tumble/card/u-s-stock-market-has-lost-9-6-trillion-in-value-since-inauguration-day-6NL1f3p5I5eUhbOGt2Wy
ahh, seems fine from the NL perceptive. Alot of what Brussels does it to prevent alot of the shit that the US does from happining in the EU. Like US says its okay to drink poop water, Brussels then re-enforces the no poop water rule. However I do find EU politicians to have higher IQs than US politicians.
[U.S. stock market has wiped out $9.6 trillion since Inauguration Day](https://www.marketwatch.com/livecoverage/stock-market-today-dow-s-p-and-nasdaq-set-for-further-losses-after-1-679-point-blue-chip-tumble/card/u-s-stock-market-has-lost-9-6-trillion-in-value-since-inauguration-day-6NL1f3p5I5eUhbOGt2Wy) Are you tired of winning yet?
Yeah it is now, but when I posted it was nowhere to be found here in my country (NL). Checked CNN, CBS and NBC as well. Then about 10 mins later CNN had the “breaking news”. Just wondering how and where you got it so early
[This ](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NL1yGqQ3pnA&t=478s)may help clear things up.
Well he's trying. NL currently doesn't sound like anything but am industrial monkey killing operation at this point though.
Superb forward thinking. My daughter and her family from the NL just cancelled their annual trip here. Fear of her husband with only an NL passport might have issues and just general disgust about Trump. We aren’t America the Beautiful any more in the eyes of foreigners. Any tips on European hotel chains?
This is why they want a global minimum tax rate. to stop all the tax havens like ireland/lux/NL allowing this crap
And exactly Germany is planning on ditching their law to limit deficits to 0.35% max as well. The last EU country holding out against eurobonds is The Netherlands, which also has very low debt. Eurobonds mean that financially prudent countries like NL, Germany (basically northwestern Europe) will have to pay for France, Italy, Spain and Greece. ALL developed countries will be trashed with high debts and high interest rates for years to come. And not just that, war is looming as well.
Oh that’s cool! You may be right, it’s Trumpf that does it in NL as well
EU countries as a whole still have only 81.6% combined - again, we have a loot of fire power still to spend while you guys are already entering a stagflation. Yes, France and some other countries have higher debt levels (still lower than US's 130%), but Spain and Portugal are actually booming at the moment (look up which country was named the world's best performing economy in 2024). France is in a shittier situation but not nearly as dire as the US, especially with all the spending (including military) that's about to be kicked off in Germany. >The larger population doesn't mean anything when half of the population is made up of 60+ year old retirees and 40% of the federal budget has to go to social security. Europe has much lower birth rates and a much older population than US We have 338 million people under 60, US has 265 million. Yes, we do have more elderly people as we take care of our own unlike the US, and yes the system is not perfect in every EU state (NL, Denkmark for example are top notch) but we can manage it as I said above. >Also, the only reason why the population is more "educated" is because literally every job requires a diploma in Europe lol Let me correct that for you: *it's because we have an affordable and higher-quality education system. >Becoming buddies with China will only accelerate the downfall of Europe. But you are welcome to ditch your tarrifs on China and kill your domestic car industries, if you really want to own the Ameritards. China is very pragmatic and europeans see that very clearly - here we at least know what we can expect, not like with the US. Are we going to enter a military alliance with them? Probably no. Are we going to support the US against China? We don't support traitors.
Down -5.09% using 1.7x NL only wheeling doing bullish plays <3 thetagang
Pharming Group has two different tickers because it is dual-listed on two stock exchanges: Euronext Amsterdam (Ticker: PHARM): This is Pharming's primary listing, where its ordinary shares have been traded since 1999 under the ISIN code NL00103910251. Nasdaq Global Market (Ticker: PHAR): Pharming established a secondary listing in December 2020 through an American Depository Receipt (ADR) program. Each ADR represents 10 ordinary shares of Pharming, allowing U.S. investors easier access to the stock12. So yes on Nasdaq it is sitting at $9ish
Time to get some education then, regard: Pharming Group has two different tickers because it is dual-listed on two stock exchanges: Euronext Amsterdam (Ticker: PHARM): This is Pharming's primary listing, where its ordinary shares have been traded since 1999 under the ISIN code NL00103910251. Nasdaq Global Market (Ticker: PHAR): Pharming established a secondary listing in December 2020 through an American Depository Receipt (ADR) program. Each ADR represents 10 ordinary shares of Pharming, allowing U.S. investors easier access to the stock12
Maybe keep an eye on those for example: Safran S.A. (WKN: 924781) - Market capitalization: €85.41 billion - Dividend: €2.50 per share (2024) - Sector: Engines, Avionics - Contracts: Airbus engines, French. Armed Forces Rheinmetall AG (WKN: 703000) - Market capitalization: €43.25 bn - Dividend: €5.70 per share (2025) - Sector: Tanks, ammunition, air defence - Contracts: KF51 Panther, NATO ammunition deliveries Thales S.A. (WKN: 850842) - Market capitalization: €41.30 billion - Dividend: €0.85 per share (2024) - Area: Electronics, radars, satellites - Contracts: SIC-21 system, EU projects BAE Systems (WKN: 866131) - Market capitalization: €38.89 billion - Dividend: 33.0 pence (2024) - Area: Typhoon, submarines, radar systems - Contracts: Dreadnought submarine program Leonardo S.p.A. (WKN: A0ETQX) - Market capitalization: €22.44 billion - Dividend: €0.32 per share (2025) - Sector: Aviation, Helicopters, Electronics - Contracts: EDGE Group, Eurofighter program Dassault Aviation (WKN: A3C9Y0) - Market capitalization: €19.37 billion - Dividend: €3.37 per share (2024) - Area: Rafale, Falcon, drones - Contracts: India export, NGF development Rolls-Royce (WKN: A1H81L) - Market capitalization: \~€17.6 bn - Dividend: None planned - Sector: military/civil engines - Contracts: Nuclear submarine reactors (UK) MTU Aero Engines (WKN: A0D9PT) - Market capitalization: €15.80 billion - Dividend: €3.20 per share (2024) - Segment: Military/Commercial engines - Contracts: Eurofighter maintenance, Airbus cooperation Saab AB (WKN: A403UW) - Market capitalization: \~€14.2 bn - Dividend: SEK 2 per share (2024) - Area: Gripen, submarines, missile defense - Contracts: Gripen orders, submarine exports Smaller specialists: Hensoldt AG (WKN: HAG000) - Market capitalization: €5.50 billion - Dividend: €0.40 per share (2025) - Area: sensors, radars, optronics - Contracts: Eurofighter radar systems, FCAS DroneShield Ltd (WKN: DRO) Australian - Market capitalization: \~€0.11 bn - Dividend: None - Sector: Anti-drone systems - Contracts: NATO deliveries, Asia exports And some more: THEON INTERNATIONAL PLC ISIN CY0200751713 ALZCHEM GROUP AG ISIN DE000A2YNT30 (Personally i expect this one to have pretty good potential.) KONGSBERG GRUPPEN AS ISIN NO0003043309 AIRBUS SE ISIN NL0000235190
They can strongarm ASML via the CYMER situation, or force them to move production back to avoid tariffs. ASML used to manufacture a few components in the US before moving them over to their HQ in NL. I definitely don't trust the current US govt. to not fuck with any company to do their bidding.
Citroën is not bad and Stellantis is based in the NL.
They're already out for NL and FR. 26% off on last year, along with discounting and interest free finance. China down 35% this year to date compared to last year.
Keep it going. We shall see. You got your perspective. I see what you say and I see the holes in it all. Far right. Sure. There is a place. My entire family is from N Europe and live in Belgium Spain NL, UK. I hear it all. I guess you missed the Vance musk impact on Germany after they went their tried to tell Europe you are not like us and kiss afd ass. Highest voter turnout ever and add lost 4-5 points. And won’t get included in coalition government. meloni absolutely standing with Ukrainians. Record numbers…just means more than before. 2 is a record versus 1. It exists. And just like trumps push on canada immediately raised the left and Canadian nationalism and patriotism. Survey data showed no fucking way to 51st state. 90%. Worst was the conservative vote at 80% saying no fucking way.You got your handful of shit outposts. Hungary …don’t make me laugh. That’s americas future. Does Europe need to manage its immigration better. Yep and they are. Defense already budgeting harder and uniting in shared info and talk of nukes. They lose those few shit outposts…we shall see. They would only be bc they haven’t been able to make it financially within the EU. But as I said opposing viewpoints. That’s life and that makes a market. The last week…not good. What is going to lift it and start a new bull market? AI ? The reality of AI… not its reality as an u real tech but its impact on mankind. Along with Trump effect on world. Give em the upside now? Show me the benefits of the tariff trade. GLTU.
2k eur subsidy you mention that ended in 2024 is that in NL? cuz I know in Latvia it is still valid and it is something like 10k eur if it is a 7-seater and you have 3+ kids, \~7,5k 7-seater if you don't have 3+ kids...otherwise, just for regular folks and a regular 5-seater cars minimum is 5,5k subsidized...and it is the same for electric or PHEV
I lived in NL at the same time and left a tesla in the store in exactly june 2024 in favor of another brand and told the salesperson that, he essentially said "yeah, it's starting to be a thing". About a month ago I met 4 tesla owners who all said their next car won't be a tesla. It's not very organized, it's just common people who independently decide they don't want to enrich a cunt who wants us to suffer.
I'll take your word for it in Europe. I live in NL until June of 2024, so before the the Musk meltdown. Teslas were starting to get pretty popular, but I assume everything has changed in the last 8 months.
Wiet aandelen zijn op een all time low, ik ben zelf een paar wiet bedrijven stonks aan het vergaren die wel een solide basis hebben en een groeiende business zelfs zonder legalisatie in Amerika. Zodra er dan ooit legalisatie komt (waar ik nog steeds wel in geloof) zullen deze aandelen als een raket gaan is mijn verwachting. Iets van 5-10% van mijn portfolio maximaal tho, risico is groot. Groet uit NL haha
I’m in NL and I’m buying pre market on Trading 212
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Just invest in one of the European indexes. NL25, DE40, FR40. The cool thing about NL25 is that a large part of it is ASML.
It's a valid investment strategy. It's not what I would do, but if you're looking for cashflow, it's not a bad idea. Also Shell in itself is not a terribly idea; the saying after all is *Never sell Shell*. But you probably would want to diversify to lower risk. >I'm in the EU, so better recommend me EU-based companies because the US has a witholding tax for foreign investors. Which country? For example in NL we can have the witholding tax reduced to 15% by filling out the W8-BEN form, reducing the dividend tax rate to 15%. This rate is the same as in NL, so there's not effective difference between getting dividend from US or EU stocks. (Minor nitpick but Shell is not an EU based company either. Shell is a UK company since 2022, which is when they also list the privilege of having *Royal Dutch* in their name)