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$RI (+0,73 %)
$DGE (+1,35 %) - 🍺🍾🍷🍸🥃🍹


As I've noticed that my alcohol consumption increases with every child 😂, I'm toying with the idea of simply getting the two big alcohol manufacturers into my depot, as I'm finding it difficult to decide which one to choose.


Due to the higher interest rates, I assume that we will see rising share prices in the short to medium term if interest rates fall, as the dividend will then become more attractive again and consumption should continue to rise.


At least that's my thesis, the share price is not cheap but below the long-term average and both have already fallen a little.


In line with the motto: Gsoffn will always be 🤪


How do you see it?

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I would think twice about it. I have to bear in mind that fewer and fewer children are being born
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Champagne for the birth $MC
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@Tenbagger2024 I already have it in my depot 🍾
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$DGE is also on my watch list
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@Balatonbob Are you still waiting for lower prices? In my experience, stocks that are historically below their average valuation usually never become really cheap. This only happens when something goes very wrong. And in this case it's not the business model but consumer demand. I think there is a very good risk/return potential right now. Whereby $RI is family-run and has a rather healthier balance sheet, although $DGE is not really doing badly either. But I'm still pondering. ☺️
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@BamBamInvest No, I don't think the values will go down much further. I'm waiting for the inner ok 😅 For me, it will flow into the portfolio in the short term.
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@Smudeo I like the two mentioned $DGE and $RI better, would rather invest in spirits producers.
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If then rather the hard stuff - there is overcapacity in the market for beer and wine
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@market_analyst_466 I see it the same way 👍
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