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Trying to figure out stuff

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@TradingMarvel Bought 3 for learning purpose, Thank you

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@TradingMarvel True, I got in at 154, now its 182.90
Thank you

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Its because of their strategic location

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@Yoyo47377788932 @sidhant Press Conference

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@TradingMarvel Purchased 1 stock to test, all good
Thank you

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@TradingMarvel No sellers in Market

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@RahulSriju @svembu It is available

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[Navroop Singh @TheNavroopSingh]

Deindustrializing Germany: The Silent Coup of Brussels, Washington & the War Economy

Germany’s collapse is no longer a distant warning it is unfolding in real time on the factory floors of Wolfsburg. Volkswagen, the crown jewel of Europe’s manufacturing prowess, is preparing to halt production of its flagship models, the Golf and the Tiguan, as semiconductor shortages choke the assembly line.

But this isn’t a routine supply chain hiccup. It’s the culmination of years of geopolitical hubris, energy mismanagement, and suicidal policy alignment between Berlin, Brussels, and Washington.

According to reports the crisis began when the Dutch government acting under U.S. pressure seized control of Nexperia, a semiconductor manufacturer owned by China’s Wingtech Group. Washington’s ongoing campaign to isolate Beijing from critical technology cascaded through Europe, and The Hague dutifully complied.

In response, China retaliated by banning exports of essential components, effectively freezing Nexperia’s chip production. The result being that Europe’s automotive lifeline was severed at its source. Nexperia’s chips feed not directly into Volkswagen, but through hundreds of German suppliers whose components now sit idle.

The ripple effect is devastating not only for VW but for the entire industrial ecosystem that sustains Germany’s economic identity.

For Volkswagen, this comes at the worst possible moment. The company is battling falling sales in China, weakening demand in the United States, and soaring costs from the forced march toward electric vehicles.

Chief Financial Officer Arno Antlitz recently warned that the automaker needs €11 billion next year just to maintain its investment cycle. A production stop now threatens to derail the entire operation. Yet, beneath the surface of supply bottlenecks lies a deeper truth: this is an economic collapse engineered by design, not by fate.

Germany’s industrial might was built on equilibrium cheap Russian energy, Chinese technology partnerships, and an export-driven alliance with global markets. That balance has been obliterated. The destruction of the Nord Stream pipeline symbolized not just an energy loss but the severing of Germany’s independence.

The same transatlantic establishment that preached “European unity” presided over the dismantling of its most productive economy.

Brussels, led by Ursula von der Leyen, cheered on sanctions that crippled energy-intensive industries. NATO demanded total alignment on Ukraine, even as factories went dark and inflation surged. Now, with energy prices unlivable and production margins crushed, Germany is being hollowed out in the name of ideology.

Friedrich Merz’s call for a €500 billion rescue package rings hollow. His own party helped craft the very policies that made industry unviable green levies, bureaucratic overreach, gas rationing, and endless war spending.

The so-called “sick man of Europe” isn’t suffering from inefficiency anymore; it’s bleeding from self-inflicted wounds. German steel production has plunged 12 percent, and the auto sector produces two million fewer vehicles than it did in 2017. Yet, instead of course correction, Berlin remains muzzled while Washington reindustrializes under the Inflation Reduction Act, luring away Europe’s capital and talent.

In North Rhine-Westphalia, the revolt is already visible. The AfD’s surge isn’t just populism it’s economic realism. Ordinary Germans now see what went wrong. Their factories didn’t fail because of Russia. They failed because of Brussels, Berlin, and the blind obedience to Washington’s playbook.

Germany’s fall is not an accident it’s the logical outcome of policies that sacrificed sovereignty on the altar of geopolitics. As Volkswagen’s assembly lines fall silent, so too does the myth of European unity.

As VW plans to cut jobs across the chain. What remains is a sobering truth: the engine of Europe has stalled, and it was pushed off the cliff by its own hands.

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@TANGEDCO_Offcl

Power cut in Purasaivakkam,
Kandappa Street for the past 45 mins
Please update

@chennaicorp
#Tneb

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True, Actual cash backs 💸

[Ravisutanjani @Ravisutanjani]

🚨 BHIM is Incredibly Underrated UPI App

Managed Directly By NPCI, No Cross Selling

Much Better Than Other Cluttered Apps

Govt Should Promote and Encourage BHIM

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Canada will come out as the biggest beneficiary of H-1B fee of $100K per year in America

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@ThetaVegaCap iPhone 13 Pro Max here
I seen what this society cheers for
I do not care about them.

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@vandit_jain1994 Jammu & Kashmir Bank

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Blood sucking government officials who won’t move an inch without bribe will make you lose interest

[Vishakh Ranotra @VishakhRanotra]

India imports roughly $40B worth of machinery every year.

Build even 10% of that domestically and you create entire new industries.

Factories are nation-building.

[Dark Seid @Keyan99406]

Real estage price in India is rising due to
1. Black money of government officials
2. Black money of politicians
3. NRI Money USD,GBP,EURO used for purchase.

Friend who became a british citizen last year holds 3 flats in Bengaluru & given for rent.

prices will come down when global economy takes a big hit, somewhere in 26-27

[Muthukrishnan Dhandapani @dmuthuk]

Vishal Bhargava @VishalBhargava5 is one of the real estate experts. Worth reading especially for those who think real estate prices never fall.

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Insurance companies like @ACKOIndia @StarHealthIns @TataAIG3 should start looking into providing Divorce/Alimony/Maintainence/Settlement Insurance.

[Prem Soni @ValueWithPrem]

If you’re an Indian man & planning to marry, this thread could save you crores. Fake alimony cases are rising and men who don’t plan ahead are paying the price.

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@venkat_fin9 Because these government officers are used in election work
That’s why

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@chinmay @thekaipullai @PMOIndia What is a muster roll ?

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@_KiranRajput Maybe because people like to see their assets physically & black money is invested heavily on real estate