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What do you think of $ISP (-2.7%) ?
YTD +40%
Div 9,15%
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What do you think of $ISP (-2.7%) ?
YTD +40%
Div 9,15%
What do you think of the $ISP (-2.7%) , $BARC (-3.2%) , $ING (-3%)
still have a bit of money on the side 1k and would have divided it into the three or are there better ideas and tips? ( and savings plan of course)
Which of my positions do you think I should make bigger (and why)?
On the following months I'd like to go for:
Airlines: $UAL (+0.27%) or $IAG (-0.91%) --> Good momentum, growth ahead, undervalued.
Insurance: $CS (-1.3%) or $ALV (-0.67%) --> Good dividend, good momentum, good perspectives, high dividend.
European Banks:
$ISP (-2.7%) or $CABK (-4.03%) --> Undervalued Vs American banks, better environment than years ago with lower valuations, higher interest and more security... possibility of gaining stock apretiation while receiving high dividends.
Homebuilding: $LEN (-0.43%) --> They have a clear problem with lack of homes in the US, good valuation, good growth prospects.
Also tempted to double with my pharma losers $CAH (+0.04%) and $AMPH (+1.74%) , bought them when they were with good momentum and they've underperformed since, but I still like the future prospects... High growth, small caps, good drug portfolio... If I still like the numbers and they're cheaper now, should I double my bet here?(I hate going against momentum). $PFE (+0.52%) also on the list, but I have it on a small saving plan. Shifting momentum but still early to say so I prefer to buy slow...
I'm not planing on adding stocks that are not currently in my portfolio.
Opinion/experience on $ISP (-2.7%) ?
I am now up almost 30% here, the quarterly figures will be published tomorrow. What do you think, take profits or hold on?
My new year's resolution is to start investing in traditional finance alongside crypto. I've decided to begin by purchasing a share of Italy's biggest financial institution, $ISP (-2.7%) .
As I can see, it come with good dividends, and due to its dominant position, I'm somewhat confident in its future stability. I'm curious to see how this experiment will unfold.
Hi All, After many months of playing around with options and bying into positions this is where I think I am going to land with my buy to hold portfolio with ideally a 10 year horizon. Any thoughts or observations welcome. Thank you.
Cash - 6%
$SUSW (+0.31%) MSCI WORLD SRI ETF - 10%
$XXSC (+0.44%) MSCI Euro Small Cap ETF - 5%
$CRWD (+0.57%) - 5%
$MSFT (+0.26%) - 4%
$SHOP (+0.83%) - 5%
$SMH (+0.28%) Semi Conductor ETF - 5%
$AAPL (+0.55%) Apple - 3%
$PAYC (+1.49%) Paycom - 2%
$PATH (+0.63%) UiPath - 2%
$VRTX (+0.27%) Vertex Pharma - 7%
$GILD (+0.46%) Gilead Sciences - 4%
$AZN (+1.82%) AstraZeneca - 3%
$CRSP (+0.68%) Crispr - 2%
$AMZN (+0.56%) Amazon - 5%
$MELI (+1.05%) Mercado Libre - 3%
$BKNG (+0.37%) Booking.com - 2%
$GOOGL (+1.22%) Alphabet - 3%
$META (+0.13%) Meta - 3%
$ADYEN (+1.69%) Adyen - 4%
$STNE (+4.04%) StoneC0 - 3%
$ISP (-2.7%) Intesa Sanpaolo - 3%
$ALPH Alpha Group International - 2%
$WHA (+0.21%) Wereldhave - 2%
$BYG (+1.17%) Big Yellow Group - 2%
$DHL (+0.35%) DHL - 2%
$UKW (+1.32%) Green Coat UKW - 2%
$ENPH (+0.83%) Enphase - 2%
Hello all,
I have decided this year to also build a divident portfolio.
Until now it makes me a lot of fun.
I am saving this divident
portfolio with 155 Euro per month.
25 in $ISP (-2.7%)
30 in $MPW (-0.76%)
100 in $FGEQ (+0.31%)
the other positions I always buy according to money availability.
my question to you:
I could save an additional 50 euros:
would you increase a position ? Or add a new position ?
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