Good morning,
does anyone happen to know at what time today the dividend and bonus shares of $1211 (+0.16%) on TR will be issued today?
Thank you very much
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297Good morning,
does anyone happen to know at what time today the dividend and bonus shares of $1211 (+0.16%) on TR will be issued today?
Thank you very much
I am curious to see when these additional shares will be available today from $1211 (+0.16%) . Supposedly they are coming today at Trade Republic😆
BYD share update!
Today the $1211 (+0.16%) bonus and bonus shares are booked in today.
Many investors are wondering whether now is the perfect time to sell?
In this video, I share my view on why I am not selling, what the latest news means and what the fundamental and chart situation looks like.
Hello share community 🙌
I've been with you since April and am actually quite satisfied. Of course I also hope that from tomorrow $1211 (+0.16%) will be better after the split 😅. My thought was that I might take some of the profit with me or sell something to maybe buy some more $UNH (-5.15%) buy more before the business figures. Yes, I got in a bit too early back then 😅 but I'm confident that the recovery will come slowly. Would be grateful for any comments or criticism 🤗
Hello everyone,
as I am still quite new to this, I would like to get some opinions/tips on my portfoil.
I would like to slowly build up a dividend/growth portfolio via savings plans.
A classic $IWDA (+0.31%) is of course also included (I save €80+ per month).
I only save small amounts (€20, €5 a week) in the dividend shares/ETFs each month as I'm quite young and don't have that much on the high side yet and, as the saying goes, the marmot feeds slowly.
I have already realized some profits.
$ALNEV (-15.41%) It was a classic mistake, but I think everyone has to make the same mistake with penny stocks😂I'll keep the position running in the hope that it will come back at some point.
The value at $1211 (+0.16%) should not normally be correct, but should be around an average price of €15.46.
Since, as already mentioned, I don't have that much money, I'm trying to realize profits accordingly and enter again if there is a setback.
What is your opinion on this? And what/which share would you recommend?
Many thanks in advance!
Hello everyone,
My husband and I are about to buy a house. The new house is supposed to cost €750,000... plus costs such as the kitchen, floors, garden, utilities, etc., of course.
We have done some calculations and are thinking about using between €125,000 and €150,000 of our €225,000 capital so that we get a good interest rate and the monthly installment is not too high, as the construction will take 2 years (with demolition of the old house) and we are also paying rent.
However, we both have a good cash flow, around 10-11k net per month together.
What do you think? What should I sell and when? Get half of everything out quickly? Stop loss everywhere so that we don't take another crash with us? I think we'll have to pay the first installment in the fall, the purchase of the property and ancillary costs.
Maybe someone has some experience :)$AIR (+1.22%)
$NVDA (+0.37%)
$1211 (+0.16%)
$IWDA (+0.31%)
I recently joined and have built up a little bit. I hope to build up something in the long term 😅 We'll see over the next few years
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$CCL (-0.44%) One of my long-term stocks has been trimmed back from overweight (4%) to normal size (2.5%). A few months ago I bought at €15 and €17 and have now partially sold at €25. The share will not disappear completely for me. I am hoping for a recovery of €30+. If it falls below €20 again, I will slowly overweight again. This game has been played from time to time for the last 5 years and the positive management of the debt, in addition to the constant good news, slowly speaks for a breakthrough.
$BAYN (-1.88%) I bought in at the beginning of April at €22, but have now decided to close the position at just under €27. I actually wanted to hold the share long, but somehow I can't warm to it. Perhaps it will find its way back into my portfolio at some point.
$AVGO (+1.16%) In the April crash, I bought the stock at €151 (2% weighting) using a Lombard loan (10% portfolio size), among other things, and the position has now been closed at €224. More was not my target recovery to old ATH.
$9618 (-1.92%) Unfortunately, this position was closed with a minus of 13%. The reason for this was the annual rebalancing in which the China portion had become too large for me. As I was convinced by $1211 (+0.16%) , $BABA (-1.23%) and $PDD (-0.4%) JD had to give way.
Portfolio purchase:
$OXY (-0.44%) Bought another small tranche. After the 10% slump, I had some capital left over, which was invested at 36.50. One of my larger individual bets with a 5% portfolio weighting.
A new addition to the portfolio is $TX (+0%) with a small position of 1%. The reason sounds stupid, but it's a little chat GPT experiment. I wanted to be told which stocks were selected according to the Columbia Buffet approach. I was given 5 suggestions, some of which were frankly garbage. But this stock somehow got me hooked. Which is why I took the risk with only 1% of my portfolio (just over 1k).
Note:
My single stock portfolio Smartbroker plus makes up 2/3 of the asset class equities.
1/3 are Etf's with Trade Republic.
In total, equities make up 90% of my investable assets.
In addition to my three equity ETFs, TR holds my real estate REIT ($O (+0.86%) approx. 5%), as well as my gold ETC ($SGBS (+0.69%) 2.5%) and my gold miner Etf ($GDXJ (+0.64%) 2.5%) which make up the remaining 10%.
Approximate total assets 100k (more like 95k :/ due to volatility) but debt free (except for a 3.5k balance on the Lombard loan). I have been investing since 2020 and am 28 years young.
🚗 BYD is continuing to make a splash - despite the bad press in the media. In June 2025, BYD sold 377,628 NEVs (electric + plug-in hybrids) - that's +11% YoY. Tesla achieved 71,599 deliveries from Shanghai in the same period - only +0.8% YoY.
upfront, I am not a Tesla hater, I drive a Tesla myself and am mega happy with the car. But as an investor I stand behind BYD‼️
👉 While Tesla relies almost exclusively on pure BEVs in China, BYD plays the whole gamut: cheap, hybrid, high-tech - and with success.
📊 It's the context that counts
➡️ Conclusion: Tesla remains relevant, but BYD is taking over (not only) in China.
🗞️ Negative press about BYD - justified or scaremongering?
More and more often you read: "Production down", "Warehouse full", "Price war". But what is behind all this?
1️⃣ Stock build-up & production adjustment = weakness?
2️⃣ Price war = margin pressure?
3️⃣ BYD beats Tesla in Europe 📍
👉 Despite EU tariffs, BYD is expanding: New plants in 🇭🇺 Hungary & 🇹🇷 Turkey, HQ for Europe has opened.
❗ Why the criticism is one-sided
Many reports ignore important strengths:
✅ Second largest battery manufacturer in China (after CATL)
✅ Own chips & vertical integration
✅ New platforms such as the e-Platform 3.0 & 4.0
✅ Technologies such as "God's Eye" assistance & 400 km range in 5 minutes of charging
Tesla?
The criticism of BYD sometimes seems politically motivated - also because German manufacturers (VW, BMW, Mercedes) are losing market share.
📌 Conclusion
BYD delivers, grows, invests - despite headwinds.
If you only look at the headlines, you don't see the whole picture. Turnover in 2024 rose to 777 billion yuan (+29%) and BYD is heading for >5 million vehicles in 2025. The strategy is clear: secure the market, manage production efficiently & take off internationally.
📈 For investors: Those who think long-term should not be blinded by selective reporting. BYD remains a player with substance and a global plan.
💬 What is your opinion on BYD?
Will the growth plan hold or is it all hot steam? 👇
Handelsblatt has focused on $1211 (+0.16%) has been on fire. Three articles/comments on the front page and no new insights haha
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