Antonio (@TonyMelony98) en getquin

Antonio Brina

@TonyMelony98

3Año·

- Does your depot, influence your everyday purchases? -

Example: You hold Varta ($VAR1 (-0,83 %)).🔋

The batteries, for the new light chain, from Varta cost 8,99€.

The batteries from the competition ($6752 (+1,07 %)) cost only half, namely 4,49€.

👉🏼Für which pack do you decide?

Example 2: You hold METRO ($B4B (-0,7 %))

November is coming to an end, the 1st Advent is coming and December is in sight.

Time for Christmas shopping. - Do you go to METRO or do you go to EDEKA C&C wholesale?

👉🏼Für which store do you choose?

You can continue the examples of course, - whether it should be the Billigfußel, or nevertheless the Hennessy if one $MC (+0,07 %) hold?

How do you decide in everyday life, if you have the choice between cheap and expensive, but hold the shares of the more expensive item?

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Dividende > Zinsen@GoDividend

3Año

Absolutely not.. Consumption and investment are two different things

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Pat83@Pat83

3Año

We do it like this, my wife knocks out the cash and I earn on the shares. 🥲🥲

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Matthias@I77U

3Año

It depends... I have Shell shares, for example, but I don't fill up there.
But I have Xiaomi shares because I use a lot of products.
I also buy PayPal shares, for example, because I use it more often than my Visa card.
It always depends on the individual and the industry.

Another example: buying a cheap Android smartphone and investing the difference to the iPhone in Apple shares 😁

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Homer@Simpson

3Año

I always fill up at Shell and Aral, drink Coca-Cola, only buy shoes from Nikes, only eat Pringles potato chips and of course I always opt for an Apple product 😁👍

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Martin von mit Verstand zum Kapital@MitVerstandzumKapital

3Año

For example, I'm invested in Pepsi, but I don't like Pepsi, I now like Coca Cola. However, I like Pepsi better as an investment. but that's not why I drink and buy it!

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