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Good evening my Bearler,

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Behind consumer goods are hidden a variety of products that cover the necessities of life, but can also go far beyond that. The so-called luxury goods. Starting from food to clothing to furniture. 🪑🛋️🛏️

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The consumer goods sector includes all companies that produce goods for consumption. That's actually quite a lot. So you can profit from your consumption and even better from the consumption of others. 💪

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You may come across defensive stocks with good dividends. But beware. Growth prospects and product margins are low 🤔 .

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Do you invest in companies in the consumer goods sector?

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Yours Björn from @bear.stocks 🤙

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Be proud, be loud, be a bear! 🐻

#proudtobeabear

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#bearstocks

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This post is for information purposes only and does not constitute an investment recommendation or advice. The post is an expression of my personal opinion. No liability is assumed for missing or incorrect information. Advertising, since naming.


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Where do the percentages come from? I wouldn't invest in Nestle, for example. You can't exactly report positive things about the others either. Personally, I don't have any in my portfolio.
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@Verbraucherengel these are the price gains in percent for the last year 😅
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@BearStocks That's solid. If the dividend is not included,👍 Top.
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@Verbraucherengel If you really look for it, you will find something to criticize about every company. Nestle and others are probably so in the spotlight that they can hardly afford to make mistakes. Others, under the radar, continue unabashedly.
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@Verbraucherengel yes for dividend stocks this is indeed solid!
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P&G was the first stock that was bought again in March 2020... plus the golden M and Coke even if I use both products the older I get the less..😇
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Pepsi, Unilever and McDonald's in the depot 💸
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@tommycash They are also in my depot except for McDoof. 🤔
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Also have a good position in Unilever. Also like to use Unilever products privately
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@tommycash McDonalds one of the most immoral companies ever. Earn money by spoiling the earth, kill animals and keep them under undignified conditions, they fuel diseases such as obesity, diabites and co and are simply not animal welfare. Anyone who has a pet at home or likes animals should just not eat meat and fish, but also not invest in such stocks. #vegan #animal love
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With the exception of Heinz, all the stocks are in my portfolio and are a dream for long-term investors who want dividends. One must not forget inflation, which ultimately comes back to us shareholders in the form of rising dividends due to the price increases of goods 👍💪
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@boersengipfler McDonalds one of the most immoral companies ever. Earn money by spoiling the earth, kill animals and keep them under undignified conditions, they fuel diseases such as obesity, diabites and co and are simply not animal welfare. Anyone who has a pet at home or likes animals should just not eat meat and fish, but also not invest in such stocks. #vegan #animal love
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@Monster05 You CAN live the way you do... and to some extent that's right, although I wouldn't blame McDonald's for what you're doing. May I recommend a book to you? ONE SHIT I MUST by Tommy Jaud. Other views on the subject 😉
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