Memo0606 (@Memo0606) en getquin

Memo0606

@Memo0606

2Lun·

Hello dear community,

I have taken a closer look at my portfolio

I have some problem candidates that have not been performing for some time or 1-2 years

Do you have any opinions on the stocks or would you reallocate here?

thanks 🤟🏼🤟🏼

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Kai@Dividenden-Sammler

2Lun

First of all, a question ... what do you mean by "not performing"?
You have listed stocks here that fit a growth strategy and others that fit a dividend strategy. With the growth strategy, of course, you look at the share price performance - with the dividend strategy, the share price performance is of secondary importance and you look at the CF or, in the case of your shares, the dividend growth over time.
You should therefore first know what you want and then you can get help.

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Rmann@Epi

2Lun

Tell me you're a closet momentum investor with no strategy without saying so....

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beetlejuice@beetlejuice

2Lun

So when I look at your history, I doubt that you have been holding some stocks for 1-2 years. And as the others say, just because a stock hasn't performed for 1-2 years, do you want to throw it out of your portfolio?

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John@financer_684

2Lun

You would be doing yourself and your money a big favor if you simply saved in an ETF.

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Dividendenopi@Dividendenopi

2Lun

Now I understand some of your posts better after briefly reading up on the principles of Sharia-compliant investing. This really is a challenge for you. First of all, $MNST should be removed from your portfolio, the Monster Beast product has 6% alcohol, which only accounts for a small proportion of sales, but still 58% sales growth. Does that already fall under haram? Phew, now it will be exciting to find halal stocks that have nothing to do with banks, alcohol, pork and possibly tobacco, among other things, and also otherwise comply with Islamic principles and pay decent dividends or offer corresponding growth. That would be worth a larger explanatory post, wouldn't you like to give us some deeper insights into your "investment hurdles"?

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