Working on the base with solid stocks this week. Bought 20 shares of $ABN (-0,27 %) en 14 of $AD (-0,82 %) .

Sold 50 shares with and average buy price of €11.18

(re)New entries today, because I stepped in to $ABN (-0,27 %) again(20 shares), at a somewhat lower price. The forecast is recovered again with > 5% dividend/y.

The other one is a bit of a outcast, I bought 20 shares $HSBK Halyk Bank of Kazakhstan on the London exchange. You need to push on the transaction to see the right ticker. 😅 The dividend was 17% this year (€4/share) but the forecast for 2026 is €6/share and paying in January, June and October. We will see how this evolves. 😇

Sold my 26 $ABN (-0,27 %) with 38% profit and invest in 100 $WINC (-0,01 %) . Added 15 $AD (-0,82 %) and 14 $BATS (-0,37 %) . Maybe step in later again at $ABN, but got a lot other financials like $NN (-1,18 %) , $VLK (-0,1 %) ,and $WHA (-0,73 %) .

I have been building my portfolio this year and it is doing quite well. Currently my focus is diversifying my portfolio. I have some nice performers in my portfolio like $BESI (-1,94 %) , $ABN (-0,27 %) , $EVO (-1,39 %) , $VLK (-0,1 %) . A few others are still underperforming for now but are known stable companies like $ALV (+0,92 %) and $TTE (+0,64 %) . My focus now is also a bit towards US stocks due to dollar diversification since I am mainly invested in Europe, Switserland and Scandinavia. I am always looking for companies with strong balance sheets, low debt ratio's compared to their peers, growth, dividend and maybe undervalued. One great example is $EVO (-1,39 %) which I expect to launch🚀 in the coming year.

I'm looking at three dividend stocks right now: $PFE (-2,36 %), $AEP (+0 %) and $ENEL (+1,79 %). They each have different profiles, and I'm trying to figure out which could be the most attractive at this point.

$PFE (-2,36 %) seems undervalued. The stock is still well below its pre-COVID levels, the balance sheet is strong, and the dividend is over 5 percent. The real question is whether the company can return to solid growth with its pipeline.

$AEP (+0 %) is a US utility with stable cash flow, a solid dividend track record, and relatively low debt. It doesn’t move fast, but it offers a good level of reliability and income, especially if rates come down.

$ENEL (+1,79 %) is more of a question mark. The dividend is growing by nearly 9 percent a year and paid in multiple installments, which I like. But the stock is already up over 20 percent this year. Debt is quite high, and revenue growth is limited. I like the exposure to renewables, but I'm not sure if this is the right entry point.

• What do you think of these names?
• Any clear favourites? Or red flags?

Also curious: what are your expectations for the USD-EUR exchange rate in the second half of the year? I'm considering the FX angle too, since two of these names are US-listed.

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#Enel
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Today I reached a €100 monthly milestone

$TDIV (-0,73 %)

$JEGP (-0,03 %)

$VWRL (+0,09 %)

$NN (-1,18 %)

$ABN (-0,27 %)

$O (+0,54 %)

$V (-1,55 %)

I try to build a portfolio with combinations of growth and dividends:

$ABN (-0,27 %)

$NN (-1,18 %)

$V (-1,55 %)

$O (+0,54 %)

$TDIV (-0,73 %)

$JEGP (-0,03 %)

$VWRL (+0,09 %)

got to 20 today, beyond my wildest expectations...let's see how long it lasts# $ABN (-0,27 %) old analisys https://getqu.in/qNFJ7w/

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#stock
#abn

discount day today! Buying good dividend earners at reduced price. Added more $ABN (-0,27 %) and more $ASML (-1,08 %) to the portfolio.