destined to sink
Hello my friends from abroad. I'm here in Brazil.
Let me talk about this company.
Whirlpool obviously owns the commercial branch in Latin America.
Some years ago, they started selling bad products with low life expectancy. So the balances would increase. But after that table table, where the kleptocrats decided to cause a lot of suffering and pain, loss and tears to many families around the world, selling machines that supposedly would have a standard lifespan (get it? I'm not saying extraordinary life expectancy!) with a real life of type... less than 2 years.
The plan was good, my hat is off. But, the image of the company, I mean, Whirlpool and Brastemp and Consul, started to fall apart. Because we have memories, ok? We know what they are selling right now.
In addition to the beautiful designs, the "jenial" side diffuser, when it breaks, is irreparable, turning the entire product into garbage. I keep imagining you, living happily, then the fridge breaks down and you have to throw away all the food, like 2 months of food, and get drunk on gas, and be used and abused by companies that sell a broken product to you, since the fabric.
Well, I'm not saying you'd be stupid if you kept or bought these stocks, but...you know...try this: go to google maps, and take a look at the ratings for every Building point or whirlpool service and draw your own conclusions.
As their plan has now begun to bear fruit, the rising stock prices will stop. And no one will buy it again; Please: check on social media, instagram, facebook .... amount of complaints about Brastemp, Consul, Whirlpool ... feel free.
And it will get worse.
If you want to lose a lot of money, buy it, resell it, associate your name with it. If you're a day trader, that's fine, you can still get some money. But if you are a medium or long term investor... good luck. If I were you, I would sell right now.
Sincerely, from a dissatisfied customer, who understood the whole situation.
One more piece of information: if sealed coils or hidden exhaust fans were good, the industries would have been using them for a long time, wouldn't they? Know what to expect: their technical assistance is in no way able to cover all the problems you are having. And it won't stop, I guarantee you. Search, please.
