If a stock with a 20-year performance of 160%, i.e. around 8% per year, fits in with your investment philosophy, it is certainly a good choice.
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Simply toasted 😆
Simply toasted 😆
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It always depends on what you expect and what you compare yourself to. P&G's total return over the last 20 years, if you're using this example, was around 470%. That's certainly not enough to outperform everything, but it's not bad for a boring consumer stock. If you compare it with the S&P, you came off worse, you would have beaten the DAX by 100 percentage points.
In my investment strategy, security outweighs growth/risk.
In my investment strategy, security outweighs growth/risk.
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•@MrKurt89 But then you have included dividends. Because the 20-year chart here on GQ shows 160%.
And yes, I haven't written anything other than that it's perfectly OK to bet on security.
And yes, I haven't written anything other than that it's perfectly OK to bet on security.
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@Multibagger You don't buy Procter & Gamble if you expect extremely high returns, but because consumer goods are stable even in times of crisis and they pay good dividends.
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•@Alumdria In any case, that is the case
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@Multibagger less on fixed-term and call money. Blue 🔵 Chip 90% of investors have less than 8%
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•@Smudeo right. And since I don't trust myself to do that and that's not my expectation, I feel very comfortable with it :)
I just know that I don't know anything. And I want to be part of it and swim with the market.
I just know that I don't know anything. And I want to be part of it and swim with the market.
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•@MrKurt89 that is a very important factor for success, that you correctly assess your own ability and then act accordingly. Surprisingly, this is not only the case on the stock market.
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Since 1988, there has only been one year in which $PG 's profit has fallen below the 1 billion mark. Losses: never.
Profit growth since 1988: an average of 8% per year, the company has been in existence since 1837 and has been paying out steadily increasing dividends every year for over 100 years.
16 billion profit in the last balance sheet year is a record, the company is not a "sexy-short-squeeze-bitcoin-AI-hype-secret-influencer-startup":
But rock solid, and will make anyone rich who simply invests and waits.
60% global market penetration in terms of all households: around 60% of all households in the world use this group's products every day.
No hype, no AI risk, just solid.
Basic investment for every portfolio
Profit growth since 1988: an average of 8% per year, the company has been in existence since 1837 and has been paying out steadily increasing dividends every year for over 100 years.
16 billion profit in the last balance sheet year is a record, the company is not a "sexy-short-squeeze-bitcoin-AI-hype-secret-influencer-startup":
But rock solid, and will make anyone rich who simply invests and waits.
60% global market penetration in terms of all households: around 60% of all households in the world use this group's products every day.
No hype, no AI risk, just solid.
Basic investment for every portfolio
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