$ACC (-2.7%)

dear or alive - opportunity or money pit :D

Gladly your opinions!

According to "Welt", companies active in construction, rail infrastructure, digitalization and the energy industry are considered to be beneficiaries of the debt pact. So-called green sectors are also likely to benefit.

A few examples:

$FAST (-3.65%) - Fastned

$ACC (-2.7%) - Aker Corp

$IOS (-5.33%) - Ionos

$KTN (-0.18%) - Kontron

$NDX1 (+0.31%) - Nordex

$BC8 (-0.48%) - Bechtle

$VOS (+0.73%) - Vossloh

$S92 (+4.71%) - SMA Solar

Despite all the debt euphoria, however, investors should bear in mind that the infrastructure companies are smaller stocks that are not without risk.

Source (excerpt) & chart: World

$ACC (-2.7%)

$ACC (-2.7%)

...if this is passed next Friday...

Invest in ACC shares after tax or pocket the cash?

Background to my question:

On the ex-day, the value of the dividend will be deducted from the shares - they will then only be worth a few cents. If the share price does not explode afterwards, the dividend could be used to buy a lot more shares.

At the same time, ACC wants to buy back shares on a massive scale - ergo the number of shares decreases and could mean an increase in the price (the rarer the more expensive).

I'm not quite sure yet - just hold what I have and hope for the price rise through the buyback and pocket the cash or reinvest straight away and hope for the price rise with more shares.

I'm still struggling to understand where the risk lies for the share. Do any of you have any ideas?

Aker is currently forming a classic cup & handle figure.

I've been trying to get to grips with shares as a student since 2021, as I've never really been able to invest much, I only have 5k in investments so far. Of course, I made a lot of mistakes at the beginning, including with individual stocks.

Now I've been saving for about 5 months $VWRL (+0.23%) with a weekly savings rate of €50 until I have built up a solid foundation.

But now I also have stocks like $PLTR (+1.28%) that are doing really well for me, but also terrible ones like $ACC (-2.7%) .

When do you sell something like that? Do you have any general advice on my portfolio?

Hey guys!

I'm getting in touch after having an acc for a few months now, but never really doing much with the app.

I started investing really early at 18 every now and then, then after a few ups and downs (2021 was not a beginner-friendly year 🥲), my big first loss through $ACC (-2.7%) and the start of my studies. I've been more active again for 2-3 months and finally want to set up a smart system. But I'm a bit overwhelmed and need some Ratschläge🙏🏾 please

1. i know i have too many positions, i will soon sell 1-2 etfs again, but apart from that i don't know exactly what i should sell, e.g. $KGX (+0.34%) and $MPW (+2.4%) . Should I rather wait here until they rise again? Or just sell them and concentrate on the more important ones?

2. i want to save an ETF with approx. 50€ per month. But I don't necessarily want to take the core msci world, as it's somehow too boring for me😅 Do you have any alternatives for me? I initially wanted to save in the $WMIN (-0.68%) until I realized that the industry is cyclical and I don't think a savings plan would make the most sense. With $U3O8 (+2.47%) I'm not sure whether it would really be better. Would you have any tips and ideas for me? I also have no problem having to monitor the ETF a little.

3. what do you think of $BICO (+2.77%) ? I will certainly continue to hold it in my portfolio, as I really like the share and see a lot of potential for the future. But what do you think?

4. and finally, what do you think of overall? Do you have any tips and advice?

Thanks for reading and have a nice evening everyone!