Unilever Dutch Certificates

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Hi, there was a story somewhere in the feed...

It was about which listed companies you come into contact with in everyday life.

Somehow it appealed to me and I thought it would be something I could actively participate in....

So....

After my morning visit to the bathroom, which included products from $UN or $PG (+0.29%) are used, a hot drink from $NESTS.

Then I pack my laptop from $HPQ (+4.94%) with $INTC (-16.1%) inside, as well as my tablet and cell phone $SMSD (-8.53%) and $AAPL (+3.93%) in my bag and set off.

Then I realize I've forgotten something and run back to the bathroom and put on my wristwatch from $UHRN (-2.2%) and the glasses from $FIE (+1.02%)

I make my way to work relatively comfortably in a $F (+1.63%)The journey is secured by $ALV (+0.71%).

On the way, depending on my mood, I pick up a croissant from $ARZTY. On the 50km stretch of highway, of course, I meet all the other manufacturers $BMW (-0.33%)
$VOW3 (-1.73%)
$DTG (-0.25%)
$MBG (+0.78%)
$N/A and in Switzerland there are relatively many $TSLA (-3.37%) and of course many more...

Shortly before I arrive at my $CARL A (+0.16%) I drive past the headquarters of $ROG (+1.36%) and $NOVN (-1.14%) headquarters...

When I arrive at my desk, the keyboard of $LOGN (+2.52%) ...

How could it be otherwise - of course we work with $SAP (+7.61%).

So that I don't freeze, there's a heating system from $MTG (+0.79%)

After working hard, my hands need a break and a bit of care. $BEI (+0.14%).

I also like to take a look at my portfolio to see what's happening on the stock market. $CBK (+0.8%).

Every now and then I also have to do some research $GOOG (+0%). Of course, our IT doesn't run without $CSCO. (+1.56%)

During the break, I like to have a drink $PEP (+1.55%) with colleagues, or we help ourselves on the 2nd floor $SCHP (-0.04%) at the in-house vending machine from $SBUX (+0.23%).

After coffee, a visit to the toilet is a must, with pipes from $GEBN (-0.18%) installed.

I make a lot of phone calls at work, our provider $SCMN (-0.71%)

Not directly in my job, but there are an incredible number of appliances from $JUN3 (+0.94%) and $KGX (+0.91%) around, which I can watch from the break room.

In my department, we also use a lot of products from $MMM (+1.73%) in use.

In the afternoons, I test $DGE products and their flow properties for work. I used to test $BUD products too, but we stopped working together.

On the way home I fill up at $SHEL (+0.52%) and because life is so good, I pick up some cash at $CSGN

Oh yes, I forgot to mention my shoes from $ADS (+1.17%) I forgot to mention my shoes, which I'm comfortable on all day...

Well, and when I'm back home, my wife will be lucky enough to bring me something delicious from $GIS (+1.68%) maybe even with a sauce from $KHC (+1.45%) cooked...

With a little less luck, she will show me the latest purchases she has made at$AMZN (-1.01%) :-)

Then I go into the cellar and start the washing machine from $VZUG with products from $HEN (+0.29%)

At the end of the day, I treat myself to a cold one if necessary $KO (+1.36%) ....

So far a little insight...

I hope you were able to follow me :-) I'm sure I've forgotten a lot of companies that I'm in contact with every day...

Thanks for the comment with the $, I've adjusted it and added one or two other companies that came to my mind...

Greetings Jo

defensive stock, good valuation, potential available, dividend strategy

Conclusion 2021

The year 2021, as we all know, just like 2020, has not been such a great year, but at least the stock market has satisfied me on balance and I would like to share my personal conclusion with you here.

Dividends:

I just missed my personal dividend target of 1,200 euros gross by 61.73 euros this year, but I am still very satisfied with the development, as I was able to increase my dividend income by 54.22% compared to 2020.

There are sometimes serious differences between the months.

The worst month was January with 8.94 euros, the best was May with 316.41 euros.

The swing in May is due to German companies, which mainly pay out in May. The otherwise strongest month by far is always the third month of the quarter, as this is when most US companies pay out their dividends.

The company I received the least from was a sweet 0.12 euros Mastercard ($MA (+1.65%)), which is no longer in my portfolio. Of those that are in my portfolio as of today, Sixt paid out the least with 0.50 euros.

I received the most with 160.74 euros from Unilever ($UN), followed by Lockheed Martin ($LMT (+2.98%)) with 135.73 euros.

For the year 2022 I have set myself a target of 1,500 euros in dividends and I am very confident that I can meet the target this time.

Share price performance:

In the chart you can see the price performance of my shares (and my FTSE All-World ETF ($VGWL (-0.08%)), which is only 0.69%) in the form of the red line.

I finish the year with a performance of 24.40%, which is far ahead of the DAX (15.79%) and also just ahead of the NASDAQ (22.14%).

I have to admit defeat to the S&P500 with 27.23%.

The investment which disappointed me the most and which also achieved the worst performance is Palantir ($PLTR (+0.25%)) with -20,57% (-310,50 Euro). The Flop 5 also includes:

PayPal ($PYPL (+4.01%)) with -12.86% (-372.01 euros)

Nintendo ($7974 (+1.51%)) with -6.67% (-178.46 euros)

Walt Disney ($DIS (+1.91%)) with -3.21% (-11.92 euros)

BASF ($BASFY (-0.82%)) with +0.52% (+12.23 euros)

My top investment, of which I would have had to buy much more and which I would not have thought would rise so strongly, is Home Depot ($HD (+2.51%)) with +67.58% (+298.96 euros). Following closely in the top 5 are:

Microsoft ($MSFT (+0.02%)) with +61.50% (+1,742.70 euros)

Cisco System ($CSCO (+1.56%)) with +56.81% (+471.16 euros)

Waste Management ($WM (+1.2%)) with +56.64% (+559.88 euros)

ADP ($ADP (+3.03%)) with +55.99% (+80.22 euros).

In total, 20 of my stocks made more than 25%, 11 others made more than 10%, and 7 made between 0% and 10%. The four stocks mentioned above had a negative performance.

Unfortunately, exactly these four stocks had a relatively high weight, so it did have some impact on the overall performance.

For some of them, I would not have thought that they could rise so strongly again this year.

At this point I would also like to thank my friend Tobias for pushing me to buy Apple ($AAPL (+3.93%)) again properly after-buy. It currently makes up 2.99% of my portfolio and brought me +44.05% (+643.30 euros).

So I am very satisfied with the performance of most of my shares.

Cryptos:

I resisted investing in cryptocurrencies for (too) long, but was persuaded to add this asset class to my portfolio in October this year.

As you can see in the chart, this also started very well, so that I reached my personal high of 28.79% on November 14, after just under a month.

However, due to last month's price losses, I'm closing this year with -4.9% in cryptos.

Shiba Inu ($SHIB (+0.24%)) -2.34% (-1.56 euros)

Ethereum ($ETH (+0.03%)) -5.17% (-14.77 euros)

Bitcoin ($BTC (+0.02%)) -14.77% (-78.74 euros)

Ripple ($XRP (+0.17%)) -16.85% (-3.00 euros)

Litecoin ($LTC (+0.1%)) -17.55% (-12.01 euros)

Chainlink ($LINK (-0%)) -21.96% (-15.15 euros)

However, I am very sure that we will reach new highs next year, which is why I am particularly $ETH (+0.03%) will continue to expand.

Overall conclusion:

As I mentioned above, I am very satisfied with this year overall. Of course, there is still room for improvement in many places, but I am very much looking forward to the stock market year 2022. :)