15% discount on $LOTB (+0.5%) I had to go for it straight away. But apparently I was the only one who had this plan today 😀 Incidentally, fees for foreign exchanges are €24 per transaction at Volksbank 😉
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Good morning,
I haven't had any individual stocks in the last 10 years, but have now decided to invest in 10 stocks again. I have already chosen 9 of them, one is still missing. Perhaps someone can give me a tip.
I have the following criteria:
-No tech, I have enough of that already
-If possible, no USA. But this is not an exclusion
-Dividend doesn't matter
-Investment horizon > 10 years
Here are the 9:
If there are any concerns about the nine, I will gladly take some out again
Update: @RealMichaelScott Someone has asked in the comments for the reasoning behind my selection so far. I'd like to answer that here:
There are a few more smart criteria that fit my preferences and gut feeling. These would be:
I like stocks with long-phase linear growth, see $CTAS (-0.09%) in the last 12 months and $8001 (+0.66%) . $LOTB (+0.5%) is one of the best stocks in the world in my opinion. Exponential growth will certainly turn around at some point, but I don't like cyclicals. I also value positive free cash flow. I am not interested in P/E ratios (for whatever reason). Another reason is diversity with the 10 stocks, I'm not sure yet. $LIN (-0.84%) was and would still be the only DAX stock that makes it to me. I would have gladly done without Armor, but unfortunately it will be part of the next 10 years, so $LMT (+2.16%) . I'm also looking for stocks that closed 2020 and 2022 on a positive note.
$BRK.B (-0.13%) is somehow part of such a portfolio:-), I'm not sure about $V (-0.16%) I'm not sure about. Thanks for the suggestions on medical+health, that's definitely still missing. I still have doubts about energy. Due to the climate problem, I don't know where the journey will take us.
Update 2: Thanks for all the good suggestions. I took advantage of the bad weather and the window day today and have now made my decision:
$BLK (-1.16%) flies out again, $V (-0.16%) stays
Instead there are 2 new ones from your suggestions:
$CAT (-2.26%) and $NOVO B (+5.32%)
So it looks like this:
I did a backtest from 1.1.2020, all equally weighted
Average annual return: 24.32%
Total return approx. twice as high as the S&P ETF $CSPX (-1.14%)
In the difficult years 2020 and 2022 each over 13% plus
10k became 28.5k with dividends in the 4.5 years
Nice linear progression over the entire term:
But unfortunately: forecasts are difficult, especially when they concern the future!

Ok, I thought it couldn't get any crazier with this share $LOTB (+0.5%) until today's announcement that led to the +19% jump: "Lotus Bakeries generated annual sales of over €1 billion for the first time in history in 2023". Simply insane. Nevertheless, no more entry for me..... these are too hot cookies for me with a view to the P/E ratio....
What do you think? Lotus still a buy for you?

$LOTB (+0.5%) - Why didn't any of you see this coming? And how can you make a cookie-making course eighty times as much 😄? I still can't find an explanation except that the cookies are simply delicious... 1000 euros invested in 2005 would have become over 80000 euros today.

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