$RYCEY $ALSMY $slI $sM @Apollo17theDream high speed rail market is growing. Alstom have a massive $100 order book and they done this for 60 years now.
Alstom is the 2nd largest rail provider in the world. There is a reason why many institutions have loaded up on this at these prices points.
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Invest in Alstom (adr ticker - $ALSMY, it also trades in Europe under ALO). undervalued and good entry point. They share a duopoly with Siemens Mobility in High Speed rail transit, systems & signaling. They have a $100B order book from around the world, low debt for this industry & cashflow positive. A new leader has taken over.I see many similarities from the Rolls Royce Holdings turn around story from 2021. Do your own due diligence.
$ALSMY Invest in Alstom (adr ticker - ALSMY, it also trades in Europe under ALO). undervalued and good entry point. They share a duopoly with Siemens Mobility in High Speed rail transit, systems & signaling. They have a $100B order book from around the world, low debt for this industry & cashflow positive. A new leader has taken over.I see many similarities from the Rolls Royce Holdings turn around story from 2021. Do your own due diligence.
$RYCEY Invest in Alstom (adr ticker $ALSMY, it also trades in Europe under ALO). undervalued and good entry point.
1. They share a duopoly with Siemens Mobility in High Speed rail transit, systems & signaling.
2. They have a $100B order book from around the world, low debt for this industry & cashflow positive.
3.A new leader has taken over.I see many similarities from the Rolls Royce Holdings turn around story from 2021.
4. Causeway capital that held 7% of rycey in 2021/22 now holds 10% of ALSMY.
God speed longs!!
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