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Moritz
@leveragegrinding
2Yr·
Opinion for $UKW
🤷‍♂🤷‍♀️ Neutral
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Zoro@RoronoaZoro
2Yr
Wanted to weight my energy sector a bit more and preferably in the form of wind farms, which but have no project risk, but have finished parks running and thus generate cash flow immediately after acquisition To my knowledge, GB is geographically the best place for wind farms, they are not known for nothing only for wind & rain. Greencoat has in GB but a quite large park dispersion, so is not dependent on individual wind phases, but profits around the whole island. The offshore cap of 40% I find top, because offshore is of course also very maintenance, so cost-intensive.
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Divmann@Divmann
2Yr
Can also not understand why yesterday so many have entered 🫣😂 I also want to buy more, but wait for larger investments first what the week is decided. This can be ne good or bad surprise. Also hope people don't just blindly re-buy, I see UKW more as a component of maybe 4-5 YieldCos I want to have in the portfolio in the future. My investment case is as boring a stock as possible that can stick to its self-imposed dividend policy. No 🚀naktie where everyone should get in. There is no such thing anyway.
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Nico Uhlig@RealMichaelScott
2Yr
I see it similarly to the previous speakers. For me, it will never be a massive investment but rather one that runs along "on the side". I also do not weight it heavily in my portfolio. For me, the aspect of green energy in times of gas shortage has of course also played a role. I don't see it as a price rocket but rather as a passive dividend payer. The "hype" here on GQ also surprised me a bit. To my knowledge I was the first to buy and then somehow more and more followed suit. I think as the first @Simpson. This then became a kind of runnig gag and more and more got on board.
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Enrique@Der_Dividenden_Monteur
2Yr
my investment case was to have a green dividend stock. now i have a foot in the door with 150 shares and can see how it goes. plus no withholding tax in the UK. orsted on the other hand is not interesting for me because of the high withholding tax in norway. and german green stocks there are almost none i like at the moment. encavis maybe, but they were punished again.
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Stefan@InvestmentPapa
2Yr
Don't always question everything. Always purely in the pleasure! Fun with side. For me, it was actually the limit that "triggered" - had then reviewed my investment case (environmental aspects, economic aspects such as inventory and location, etc.) and dipped my toes in accordingly. For me, the investment is one of the side bets on the energy market. 🤞 For me, that also fits the bill. Nibe, Coloplast, Steico now Greencoat... all green investments, or SRI. According to my understanding.
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Lorena@Lorena
2Yr
Support at 200
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John@Doe
2Yr
I don't understand the question, you can't get past $UKW after all 😅 Joking aside, I'm not marked but answering anyway 😜 Have acquired $UKW already about 4 months through savings plan and after I put my savings plans on hold, I increased the position for -8%.
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Manuel@Variett
2Yr
who knows maybe this is like Palantir or Sea ~1.5 years ago xD can not tell you also have the briefly times in Comdirect gescheckt and would be for me also rather Hold than Buy
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Dividende > Zinsen@GoDividend
2Yr
I had only re-bought 😅 (5x 😅)
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Thomas@WolfofNersingen
2Yr
Is this some kind of insider meme stock? I don't get the joke or the hype. I can't take all the post-buying seriously.
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