1Mon·

Sale of Airbus share program for reinvestment? Your opinion is needed!

Hello everyone,

I am quite new to "trading" and need your advice.

I own two Airbus share programs and am currently considering selling a package worth €15,000. My aim is to reinvest the money in other stocks, in particular Novo Nordisk, Tesla, Vistra and TSMC.

Background: In 2-3 years I will need the capital to build my house. I am therefore wondering whether it makes sense to hold the Airbus shares or to switch to other shares now in order to achieve a better return.

How would you proceed? Continue to hold Airbus or switch to the shares mentioned?

I am looking forward to your opinion.

9 Comments

Kai@Dividenden-Sammler

1Mon

So if I am planning to build a house in 2-3 years and am now considering selling shares for this purpose, I would certainly not put the money released into other shares but rather park it in safe asset classes.

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747 M.@747_Maintainer

1Mon

If you are going to need the money in 2-3 years put the money in a very stable asset, definitely not in shares of a company. If I were you I would park the money in a money market fund or a broker which offers ECB rates like Trade Republic.

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userc811746a6d9041b6@userc811746a6d9041b6

1Mon

I also need a sum in the next few years. That's why I sold Siemens Energy and put it in $XEON

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Gökhy@Gokhy29

1Mon

Do not sell Airbus shares... My forecast for 2030 is €300... you can't sell Airbus shares while all the other competitors are falling apart.

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DerMartin@DerMartin

1Mon

If I needed it in 3 years, the money would go into an iBonds or Xtrackers Target Maturity

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Tom@Tom89

1Mon

I would reconsider everything if I were you 🤨🤨🤨🤨

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Imvestment4Life@Investment4Life

1Mon

In 2-3 years your mentioned shares can be 30% lower or higher!
If that's not a problem when buying a house, then go for it.
Otherwise, invest the money here: $XEON

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Maximilian@Max095

4Wk

Do you buy $AMD?

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Da V.@DaVincii

4Wk

@Max095 No, because at the moment I'm more interested in altcoins, but you wouldn't do anything wrong with them.

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