Southern Co

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Ticker: SO

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Wesley

@Wes-709

5Mon·

Sold everything to transfer my money to a new account

I’m waiting for all the tariff movement to settle down before I reinvest in the new account, but these are the stocks I’m planning to put in the new account

I’m putting between $300 and $500 into each stock and I’m trying to get stocks from every sector

Would love to hear any feedback you have

1 Share of $MCD (-0.1%)

2 Shares of $AMZN (+0.56%)

1 Share of $MSFT (+0.7%)

2 Shares of $AAPL (+0.38%)

1 Share of $UNH (+0.89%)

3 Shares of $SPG (+0.42%)

4 Shares of $XOM (+0.15%)

11 Shares of $BAC (+0.66%)

1 Share of $LIN (+0.84%)

5 Shares of $SO (+0.3%)

5 Shares of $WMT (+0.01%)

2 Shares of $BA (+0.41%)

2 Shares of $GOOG (+1.3%)

1Yr·

$SO (+0.3%) Interesting assessment of Southern Company: https://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachricht/18230227-passives-einkommen-dividendenperle-zuverlaessiger-hafen

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Maximilian@Max095

1Yr

I prefer to invest in $NEE.

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Finn

@Boba123

2Yr·

Moin!

Am new to Getquin and actively investing since September 22.

Would like to hear your opinions about my portfolio.

The MSCI WRLD should form the core.

I don't want to add many positions to my portfolio, but rather expand existing ones.

I save by monthly savings plans and on occasion individual purchases.

Focus is on dividend stocks for monthly cash flow 🤑

In my portfolio, I really only want to expand the utilities and telecom sector.

Consideration Utilities:$AWK (+0.89%)
$SO (+0.3%)

Consideration Telecom: $CSCO (+0.16%)
$VZ (-0.09%)

Thanks for tips 🫡

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Stirni@Stirni

2Yr

Just my opinion: You have almost 40 stocks in your portfolio, with 32k portfolio value. That's way too many stocks to keep track of them all. I would sell everything that is < 1k and put it into the ETF instead. This is clearer, less time consuming and possibly more profitable at the end of the day. In addition, I would prefer a FTSE All-World as a core (also covers emerging markets). Of course, this would contradict your strategy of dividend stocks for monthly cash flow.

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