Major breakthroughs in UK munitions production

Innovation brought on by the fact they want to rid themselves of dependence on the USA. All around the world more and more countries and industry are looking for ways to decouple from American dependence.

Re: Major breakthroughs in UK munitions production

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Post by seszett » Tue, Apr 22, 2025, 1:22 PM UTC

roschdal wrote: post #4

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Europe was convinced more ammo wasn't needed anymore and the world was becoming less and less dangerous, but mainly Russia and more recently the US made it very clear that Europe was wrong in that.

So yes, more ammo obviously is needed and saying otherwise is disingenuous at best, or wilfully misleading more likely.

Re: Major breakthroughs in UK munitions production

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Post by ohgr » Tue, Apr 22, 2025, 1:23 PM UTC

I imagine my BAE stock will rise yet again. 48% YTD.

Least meme stock out there. Well that and Rheinmetall.

Sad situation really.

Re: Major breakthroughs in UK munitions production

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Post by [deleted] » Tue, Apr 22, 2025, 1:25 PM UTC

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Re: Major breakthroughs in UK munitions production

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Post by kleiba » Tue, Apr 22, 2025, 1:25 PM UTC

roschdal wrote: post #4

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I know you meant that as sarcasm, but unfortunately with no shortage of narcistic lunatics in powerful positions around the world, keeping a country's ability to defend itself includes the availability of ammunition.

Re: Major breakthroughs in UK munitions production

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Post by lysace » Tue, Apr 22, 2025, 1:25 PM UTC

ohgr wrote: post #7

I imagine my BAE stock will rise yet again. 48% YTD. Least meme stock out there. Well that and Rheinmetall. Sad situation really.

Similar feelings about my SAAB stock: up 87% YTD.