Stopped out CART on breakeven yesterday.
Monitoring AUR, OPFI and DBD today, weak starting market.
AUR and OPFI didnt reach entry point; DBD failed breakout (didnt enter as the 3m chart look like barcode and illiquid).

Diebold Nixdorf's CEO, Octavio Marquez, expressed confidence in Baur's ability to drive improvements in service and product-related industries, emphasizing his experience in simplification and automation.

Diebold Nixdorf trades at a lower P/S ratio than its peers despite projected growth in line with the industry, indicating investor uncertainty over future performance. Hidden risks may be keeping the P/S ratio low.

Analysts' optimism for Diebold Nixdorf's earnings grows despite static revenue estimates. Predicted earnings per share rise as company's growth outpaces its five-year slump, albeit slower than wider industry. Greater price target hints at improved intrinsic value.