New individual stocks, but only to make up for the equity loss pot at some point and then it only goes into an ETF.

Hello everyone 🤘🏻👨🏻‍💻,

for fun I let ChatGPT play as my investment advisor and asked how he could invest 3.500 € in shares in shares. His answer:

📌 4x $CVX (-4.1%)

📌 5x $TTE (-0.58%)

📌 3x $ALV (-0.68%)

📌 3x $JPM (-0.08%)

📌 1x $ASML (+0.42%)

📌 1x $AVGO (+3.45%)

📌 10x $VHYL (-1.38%)

Doesn't sound so wrong to me 👀.

How would you currently invest €3,500? 👆🏻🤓

Hello everyone 🤘🏻👨🏻‍💻,

I have recently realized that my portfolio is not sufficiently focused on dividend stocks. I would therefore like to change this now and look forward to your recommendations! 📈💰

I currently have a few stocks on my watchlist that I'm taking a closer look at:

$XOM (-1.88%)

$EOAN (-0.37%)

$SHEL (-0.69%)

$ALV (-0.68%)

$MUV2 (-0.88%)

$T (-0.74%)

$CVX (-4.1%)

$TTE (-0.58%)

I'm also looking a little more closely at oil stocks at the moment, as "Drill, baby, drill" ~ Donald Trump is back in vogue.👆🏻

Which dividend stocks do you have in your portfolio or on your watchlist? I am curious! 🤘🏻🤓

Well vltts there are still some on the shortened 30.12. 😅

$CVX (-4.1%) x600

$XOM (-1.88%) x600

I expect both of them to increase earnings during the Trump era, which can at least be reflected in the dividend, and that's really my only concern

$8001 (+0.07%) x1000

$DB1 (-0.79%) x100

$MSCI (+1.35%) x80

$DHL (-1.45%) x1000

-> I thought this was a good place to build up a position. I'm not entirely sure whether we'll see price growth here at some point, but they probably won't fall much further (hopefully)

$DTE (+0.11%) x3000

What is nuclear fusion?

The nuclear fusion is a process in which two light atomic nuclei - usually hydrogen isotopes such as deuterium and tritium - fuse together to form a heavier nucleus. An enormous amount of energy is released in the process because part of the mass of the nuclei is converted directly into energy. This also happens in the sun and other stars, which emit light and heat as a result.

Difference to nuclear power (nuclear fission):

-Nuclear fusionHere, atomic nuclei fuse together. The starting materials (hydrogen isotopes) are abundant in nature and do not produce long-lived radioactive waste. There is no chain reaction, so there is no risk of a nuclear catastrophe.

-Nuclear fissionThis is where a heavy atomic nucleus (e.g. uranium or plutonium) is split into smaller nuclei, producing energy and radioactive waste. The reaction must be strictly controlled to prevent a "super-GAU".

Nuclear fusion would therefore be safer and more environmentally friendly than nuclear power, but has not yet been fully mastered technically.

Several listed companies are involved in the development of nuclear fusion or are investing in corresponding start-ups:

-Lockheed Martin Corporation $LMT The company was working on a compact fusion reactor, the Compact Fusion Reactor (CFR). However, this project was discontinued in 2021.

-Chevron Corporation $CVX (-4.1%) Chevron is investing in the transition to renewable energy and has invested in nuclear fusion companies such as TAE Technologies and Zap Energy through Chevron Technology Ventures.

-Equinor ASA $E1QN34 Equinor Technology Ventures has acquired a minority stake in Commonwealth Fusion Systems (CFS), a leading developer of fusion energy technology.

-Eni S.p.A. The Italian energy company is an early investor in Commonwealth Fusion Systems and supports its path towards the commercialization of fusion energy.

-Alphabet Inc. $GOOGL (+1.9%) Google's parent company has been working with TAE Technologies since 2014 and has made an investment of 250 million US dollars in the company in 2022.

The prospects for the success of nuclear fusion are increasingly viewed positively, particularly due to recent technological advances and significant investments. Nevertheless, there are still considerable challenges to commercialization, such as the technical feasibility, economic viability and scalability of the technology. The main risks lie in the uncertainty as to whether and when nuclear fusion will be available as a reliable source of energy. The risk/reward ratio therefore depends on further scientific breakthroughs and the ability to implement the technology efficiently and safely.

What a turbulent week on the stock market, I had to buy more 😅 How are things looking for you?

$KLAC (-4.39%)
$ADBE (-0.85%)
$SIKA (-0.38%)
$HOLN (+0.14%)
$MBG (-1.68%)
$CVX (-4.1%)
$MRNA (-4.05%)

The oil market is facing a potential surplus, as both the USA and China are increasing their production and demand is falling short of expectations. Analysts warn that an oversupply could put further pressure on prices, especially if China's economy does not recover as hoped. The dynamic could present OPEC+ with new challenges to maintain market stability.

You can find more information in the article on Business Insider.

The news is based on what I personally consider to be reputable sources. However, I do not guarantee their accuracy. No investment advice. Follow me for more updates!

$SHEL (-0.69%)
$CVX (-4.1%)
$XOM (-1.88%)
$OXY (-3.95%)