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What do you want with such elephants, there is hardly any growth to be expected in the long term.
In the food sector, commodity prices are rising all the time, which you can no longer push through with retailers or they will throw you out.
In other words, margins are falling.
Retailers are relying more and more on private labels, as are consumers.
There are better alternatives in the consumer goods sector.
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@Tenbagger2024 What would be a better example for you?
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@Tojasoku
Invest in beauty stocks when the market bottoms out.
High margins and Schmicke runs even in a crisis.

Otherwise rather an up-and-coming fast food chain.

Perhaps also keep an eye on $SN.

Or $DOL
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@Tenbagger2024 Which beauty stocks, for example? $OR or chemical companies with beauty divisions, such as $CLN? Or smaller growing stocks here too?
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@Tenbagger2024 When it comes to food, I like to go for the big ones, on the one hand I'm still "young" (30 years old) and they should be stable for a long time, and on the other hand the portfolio is already quite large and the income is high. It doesn't have to be the best return. Good but "safe" is sufficient. In addition to shares, I also have a property and gold. For the risk $BTC.
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elf Beauty has just left my portfolio because the share price has fallen sharply, as has Ulta Beauty.
Maybe you should still keep an eye on the stocks and get back in when the time is right