Food for Thought #43 // Links🔗

This time the most interesting content I stumbled over includes: dangerous feelings, uranium, energy, oil/gas, chips/semiconductors (IMEC), UMG, Chinese banks,

Food for Thought #22 // Links🔗

The year is coming to an end. Here is some more food for thought for the weekend or the holidays, including: investing with a sense for future regrets, Charles Schwab, Square, FEmsa, BBBY, …

Links🔗: Food for Thought #14

Below you find the most interesting investment-related content and thought-provoking articels I stumbled about in the recent past. Enjoy reads about: streaming, Yodogawa Steel, Online Chess business models and Play Magnus Group,

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Is Tencent Music (TME) worth buying for its massive long-term growth potential?

[This post was published with password protection on Sept 22 but is now reposted without protection] Spotify is a very well known company in Western Europe and the US. Chances are that you use either Spotify’s services or any other service from Apple, Google, Amazon, etc! Spotify’s investing story rides on the huge secular growth trend of music streaming and podcasts, accelerated through covid-19, resulting in its one year stock price performance of +60%. Spotify’s profitability might be an issue, though. But there might be a more profitable alternative for investors …

My Guest Contribution at valueDACH is Online

The article is about a very interesting invesmtent idea with a huge upside potential. It offers exposure to participate in the African growth story through a European company and the streaming boom at the same time ….

Investing in Music Streaming and African Growth at the same Time?

Music streaming is a very popular investing topic for some time now, but if investors in streaming companies (i.e. Spotify) are best placed to participate in the music streaming value creation is not yet clear. Investing in the African growth story is older and was hyped time and again. The discussed company might be a good opportunity to participate in both trends with limited downside risk via a French company …