Iron Mountain's share price has grown dramatically, so I wanted to pull the ripcord here. I can't influence share prices and they can quickly fall by 10-20%.
Nestle speaks for itself in my opinion.
My approach is incredibly boring. Long-term rising distributions through shares that I buy as undervalued as possible.
Nestle has been under a lot of pressure and has gone downhill, so I like to use this as an entry point for the next 30+ years.
An attractive dividend yield + share price growth potential.
And no matter what the crisis, we will always eat😁
