In terms of structure, I can say that I am heavily invested in the healthcare sector, which is certainly due to my profession. With $VRTX (-1.85%) and $REGN (-0.45%) I have largely stable companies in the portfolio. In addition, there are employee shares in the portfolio, which are allocated over the years. With $AXSM (+8.98%) and $BTAI (-1.52%) I have two up-and-coming companies that have recently launched their first product and have an interesting pipeline for me. I have sold some shares in these companies recently to take some pressure off my portfolio, as it was very dependent on Axsome, for example. Otherwise you can still discover some exciting growth stocks ($NTLA (-4.56%) , $EDIT (-5.35%) , $ALEC (-7.93%) )

At the moment, I am focusing on diversifying more in the different sectors and choosing stocks that offer more support in this time of crisis. Therefore my choice is BlackRock, Pepsi, BASF, BHP and some others. (Even if BASF is stumbling a bit at the moment) In parallel, some stocks with dividends, which are always reinvested.

I am aware that my portfolio is not yet ideally structured, but I am currently working on it. Focus at the moment is on $PEP (+0.08%)
$ZTS (-0.95%)
$BLK . On my watchlist I have at the moment $DHR (-0.38%) or $TMO (-0.8%) as equipment manufacturer and distributor in the life science sector as well as $PG (+0.18%) for the consumer staples sector.

Finally, about myself 30 years, 2 kids, living separately. Goal: A deposit for old age

Savings rate currently: 200 to 250 euros + dividends.

My personal weakness:

I find it difficult to invest in an ETF to build this as a core.

Looking forward to the feedback.

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Tim@Stratege_Tim

1Yr

Looking at the performance of your portfolio, a world ETF alone would be the best decision to make. For me, especially as a beginner in the stock market, the decision to invest exclusively in individual stocks is downright megalomaniacal and does not show good self-reflection and judgment.

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getquin Daily Summary 19.08.2022

Hello getquin,

BVB wants to make profits as well as goals with fiscal year 2023/2024. Also, John Culver is leaving Starbucks after two years. Revolution Beauty suspends stock trading and today's quarterly number is John Deere!

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1. Borussia Dortmund aims to return to profit in fiscal year 2023/2024

After the second full season of the pandemic, Borussia Dortmund reports a loss of 35 million euros. The minus from the previous year was still 72 million euros. The club published these preliminary figures for the 2021-2022 fiscal year.

One factor was that the Bundesliga soccer club was able to offer only 40 percent of tickets through Corona, on the one hand, due to its early elimination from the Champions League and, on the other hand, received less money from TV advertising. Instead of just under 187 million euros, BVB took in 145 million here. Revenue from match operations rose from almost zero to 22.6 million euros. Due to the pandemic in the previous season, no spectators were allowed in the Bundesliga.

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America🌏:

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Starbucks Chief Operating Officer John Culver is leaving the company after two decades with the coffee chain as part of a restructuring that will eliminate his role.

His departure comes at a time of major executive restructuring at Starbucks. Former CEO Kevin Johnson retired earlier this year, prompting Howard Schultz to return to the top job as interim chief executive until a long-term successor is named.

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3rd Revolution Beauty suspends stock trading due to accounting concerns

Revolution Beauty Group said Friday that trading in its shares will be suspended from Sept. 1 as the beauty products maker does not expect to report its 2022 results by Aug. 31 after auditors found accounting issues.

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Quarterly figures:

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Deere & Co on Friday revised its full-year profit forecast after missing Wall Street's earnings expectations as the world's largest farm equipment maker struggled with parts and semiconductor shortages due to supply chain constraints.

EPS: 🟥 $6.68 expected vs $6.16 published; Difference: -7.74%

Revenue: 🟩 $12.84 billion expected vs $13.00 billion published; variance: 1.23%.

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