Conservative estimates are more appropriate anyway, as disappointments due to overestimated prices are avoided. You might also see a reverse split of 1:3, which would also optically spice up the course a bit. This decade is and will remain exciting in any case, because there are still many changes to come.
"Nearshoring" - the end of globalization?
The corona pandemic and the Ukraine war show how vulnerable global supply chains are. Many companies are therefore relocating their production closer to the end consumer. Eastern European countries and Mexico, for example, benefit from this "nearshoring".
There is a lot of construction going on in Mexico: excavators and cranes are in constant use to construct new industrial parks. From the large US electric car manufacturer Tesla to the Chinese alloy wheel manufacturer Lizhong: companies from all over the world are "nearshoring" and settling in the Latin American country. The trend can also be observed in other parts of the world."
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