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- UBS raises its price target for NVIDIA from USD 150 to USD 185. Buy. $NVDA (-2.33%)

- METZLER raises the price target for MUNICH RE from EUR 535 to EUR 543. Buy. $MUV2 (+0.19%)

- GOLDMAN lowers the target price for NOVO NORDISK from DKK 1040 to DKK 1025. Buy. $NOVO B (+3%)

- GOLDMAN upgrades MTU from Neutral to Buy and raises target price from EUR 276 to EUR 400. $MTX (+2%)

- GOLDMAN upgrades BASF from Neutral to Buy and raises target price from EUR 45 to EUR 53. $BAS (+1.22%)

- DEUTSCHE BANK RESEARCH raises the price target for FRESENIUS SE from EUR 42 to EUR 44. Buy. $FRE (+1.53%)

- DEUTSCHE BANK RESEARCH raises the price target for EMBRACER from SEK 24 to SEK 28. Hold. $TH9A

- DEUTSCHE BANK RESEARCH raises the price target for AMADEUS IT from EUR 62 to EUR 65. Hold. $AMS (+1.02%)

- DEUTSCHE BANK RESEARCH raises the price target for NEMETSCHEK from EUR 85 to EUR 100. Hold. $NEM (+0.73%)

- WARBURG RESEARCH raises the price target for DÜRR from EUR 32 to EUR 33. Buy. $DURYY

- HAUCK AUFHÄUSER IB upgrades CANCOM from Hold to Buy. Target price EUR 32. $COK (-3.38%)

- ODDO BHF upgrades GENERALI to Neutral. Target price EUR 26.10. $G (+0.44%)

- METZLER raises the price target for HEIDELBERG MATERIALS from EUR 131 to EUR 138. Buy. $HEI (+0.46%)

- BERENBERG raises the price target for FLATEXDEGIRO from EUR 16 to EUR 18. Buy. $FTK (+0.47%)

- BERENBERG raises the price target for FREENET from EUR 29 to EUR 32. Buy. $FNTN (+0.35%)

- JPMORGAN raises the target price for HEIDELBERG MATERIALS from EUR 108 to EUR 149. Overweight. $HEI (+0.46%)

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- UBS lowers the price target for MUNICH RE from EUR 560 to EUR 540. Buy. $MUV2 (+0.19%)

- ODDO BHF downgrades MODERNA to Outperform. Target price USD 86. $MRNA (+8.19%)

- UBS downgrades VALE from Buy to Neutral and lowers target price from USD 14 to USD 11.50. $VALE (+1.06%)

- DZ BANK lowers target price for DEUTZ from EUR 6.80 to EUR 5.80. Buy. $DEZ (+0.22%)

- DZ BANK lowers the price target for BECHTLE from EUR 51 to EUR 45. Buy. $BC8 (-0.12%)

- BERENBERG lowers the target price for ESTEE LAUDER from USD 87 to USD 76. Hold. $EL (+5.32%)

- RBC lowers the target price for ASOS from GBP 4.60 to GBP 4. Sector Perform. $ASC (-1.2%)

- RBC lowers the price target for EVOTEC from EUR 12 to EUR 11.60. Outperform. $EVT (-14.19%)

- RBC lowers the price target for VESTAS from DKK 222 to DKK 156. Outperform. $VWS (-0.11%)

- BERENBERG lowers the price target for SUSS MICROTEC from EUR 80 to EUR 75. Buy. $SMHN (-1.63%)

- JEFFERIES downgrades NEL from Hold to Underperform and lowers target price from NOK 5.50 to NOK 3. $NEL (+2.63%)

- RBC lowers the price target for BMW from EUR 81 to EUR 80. Sector Perform. $BMW (+0.12%)

- JEFFERIES lowers the price target for KNAUS TABBERT from EUR 26 to EUR 20. Hold. $KTA (+11.19%)

What is the gut feeling for tomorrow? Quarterly figures.

$NEL (+2.63%)

If you are interested in renewables and hydrogen (shares), here is an extremely easy to understand podcast that deals with many airlock theories such as the resurgence of nuclear energy.

can be listened to on the side

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbSEfu6g3c4

$NEL (+2.63%)
$VWS (-0.11%)
$UKW (+1.64%)$FSLR (+2.56%)
$SEDG (+11.14%) and for whom it might still be relevant

Hydrogen - opportunity or deadly danger?

Hydrogen is often referred to as the green revolution. But is it? Or will the stuff destroy the entire globe?

Or in the form of $NEL (+2.63%) your returns and your portfolio?

This and much more is discussed objectively, tough but fair in the following video:

https://youtu.be/-ZDTSXACI9c?si=P5wkK90Nn0QdrwAe

Disclaimer: Not for children or the faint-hearted.

What do you think of $NEL (+2.63%) ?

Do you think the company has potential for the future? Hydrogen is actually a topic for the future and the share is no longer so massively inflated.

I am considering opening a long-term position (bet).

What do you think?

Hello everyone,

I have $NEL (+2.63%) shares in Cavendish Hydrogen in the portfolio and thus received shares in a ratio of 50 to 1. Will this be added to the getquinn portfolio?

@Kundenservice

$NEL (+2.63%)

Hello has anyone received notification of this from NEL???

NEL distributes Cavendish Hydrogen shares to investors as a dividend in kind

- Investors will receive one Cavendish share for every 50 NEL shares with a calculated value of NOK 31.60

Hello.

Please give me some feedback.

As I have already written, I have made a few mistakes in the past and I am now trying to make up for them as best I can.

First of all: the Developed World ETF will be saved weekly with 50€ (for the next 20-25 years) and the savings rate will be increased in the future.

Since I have discovered dividends for myself since my capital mistakes in the past, my investments are now directed in this direction because I simply feel more comfortable with them.

simply feel more comfortable with having a passive income andno longer trust myself to pick growth stocks that will make up for my previous losses

Now I have the following strategy and would like to know what you think:

every year at the beginning of January I want to sell one or two of my positions that are grossly in the red and from which I no longer expect anything, e.g. $NEL, (+2.63%)
$PCELL (+4.13%) , $PYPL (+2.85%) , $BABA (-2.2%) to be able to offset the losses against the dividends.

Do you think this is a sensible strategy or do you mean sell everything now and put it in the World ETF? With Powercell, for example, I would only get €160 more and I wouldn't need the losses this year, whereas next year I would have the dividends tax-free again.

I'm curious to hear what you have to say.

Thank you very much.

Hello folks.

I would like to know your opinion.

But first, about me:

36 years old, married from summer, father, investment horizon 20-25 years, Austria

Unfortunately, I only started investing late, right at the time of the corona crash in March 2020. Before that, I'd only had bad bank products pushed on me. Unfortunately, investing in shares has never been an issue in my family, there was and still is only the "good" old savings book and maybe gold.

Be that as it may, the shares I bought back then all did really well, it wasn't difficult. Unfortunately, they were only very small amounts because I didn't dare to invest more. But I sold a lot of them with 100% gains at good times. Then came 2021 and I let myself be influenced by finfluencers and the like, and still clueless as I was, increased the stake and made a few really really shitty purchases. Many are no longer in the portfolio now, but I still have a few pipe-dreamers.

And that's exactly what I'd like to know your opinion on:

$BABA (-2.2%) , $PYPL (+2.85%) , $COIN (+4.25%) , $TKA (-1.74%) , $NEL (+2.63%) , $PCELL (+4.13%) ,

In addition to the others, I actually want to get Nel and Powercell out of my portfolio, but the sums are now so small that I almost don't care if they also run to 0. My thought was to wait until next January to sell them in order to fill my loss offset pot.

This year I already have enough in my loss offset pot through the sale of $NVAX (+5%) and $B8F so that I don't pay any tax on my dividends (except withholding tax).

Thanks to everyone who takes the trouble to answer.

Have a nice weekend.

To make the distorted picture caused by all the +100% rewinds a little more realistic, I would like to share with you the biggest current flops in my portfolio. Don't let me dissuade you from saving.

My portfolio (approx. 32k) comprises 60% MSCI World and 40% individual stocks (17 positions). In the future I would like to increase the ETF share to about 75% and reduce the number of individual positions somewhat. Overall, I am relatively lucky that the larger individual positions are now all in the black and my flops are therefore not quite as significant. Nevertheless, it is of course not a nice feeling to lose your money.

Flop 3:

$NEL (+2.63%) I opened this position as a punter hoping for the next Tenbagger. Beginner's mistake. I learned from it.

The probability that this stock will turn green again is of course low, but as I only went in with relatively little capital in the first place, the loss is bearable. I will stay invested until the bitter end. Whatever that may look like.

$PYPL (+2.85%) I think enough has been said about PayPal here on the platform in recent weeks. It's probably a bit like crypto at the moment: you either believe in it or you don't. I'm with the former. The competition from Apple PayPal, Amazon Pay and the like is there, of course. However, little has changed in my investment thesis since I started. Sales and profit growth are still intact. The company is in a solid financial position and I am also hoping for positive impetus from the new CEO. I am currently considering buying a few more shares at the favorable price.

$ECV (+1.89%) The desire to participate in the German energy transition was behind this. Due to the fall in energy prices, the stock has been hit hard, but I'm still going to stay in it.

I also like investing in German stocks, even if feelings such as a little bit of patriotism have no place in investing.