20H·

Yield decelerator

More than two years in the portfolio with a return of -10%. Even the nice dividend doesn't gloss over that. Shift it to the $IWDA (-0,3 %) where I am certainly better off with a long-term investment horizon. Still a pity, I liked the share at the beginning.

14.05

Johnson&Johnson

Vendido x13 en 132,95 €

1728,35 €

10,41 %

20 Comentarios

Max@bullish999

20H

2 years? I'd like to have that much patience and foresight in the stock market. That's a real long-term investor 😉

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Julien_rei@Julien_rei

20H

@bullish999 Thanks for your comment. ☺️

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Investfamily@Investfamily

18H

@bullish999 I'll gladly take the shares from him, I'll get back to you in 20 years 😂

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Tino@parlania

20H

It's just a dividend stock for retirement, not a yield booster. That's actually clear 😅

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GeldGenie@GeldGenie

20H

I am also down ~ 16% with a small position (~ 0.3-0.4% portfolio). I'll take a look at it when I get the chance and think about buying more.

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Aktienmasseur@Aktienmasseur

20H

It's just a dividend payer for buy and hold. What did you expect?

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Lance@IsaiGM

19H

If u invest in stock market you should be able to hold for 5 years

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DividendenAlpaka@DividendenAlpaka

20H

What did you expect? +50% in 2 years?😂

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Lucky L.@JonathanPeachum

19H

Good decision. Especially when your strategy is developing:)

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Dirk aus Stade@dirko68

19H

Then I would also have to throw out Rio Tinto and Pepsi.

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Kurz@MrKurt89

18H

@dirko68 right. But back and forth empties your pockets

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Lucky L.@JonathanPeachum

18H

@dirko68 I think that a Pepsi is much more dynamic and the case for Rio Tinto is just the dividend. And this is significantly higher. JuJ has been going sideways for years and has the lower dividend (albeit more stable)

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Soprano@Soprano

10H

@dirko68 But I wouldn't necessarily hold on to Pepsi

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Global I.@gloinvest

14H

"Liked the share at first". Legendary.

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Kurz@MrKurt89

20H

MSCI World is certainly not the worst Idee👍🏼 J&J nevertheless remains a top company. I am currently more on the buy side to fill the position.

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Gomerdoc@Gomerdoc

19H

The difference between $JNJ and $NVDA is simply the completely different sector and strategy
Tech was the burner of the last 15 years: however, this development is tending to cool down, and the "old market" could now also reach a stronger phase again; even the growth of European d shares has recently been better than that of the US tech sector.
In this respect: you probably still need a little patience. But they have proven for 100 years that they have what it takes and always stay on top.
Intel, Infineon, AMD, and probably also NVIDIA: will immediately have a problem if any technology competitor develops something better: a single better chip is enough.
Should the export restrictions for $ASML against China ever be relaxed or fall: then I would sell NVIDIA in perspective😁.
But of course this does not speak against this investment!

So it's really a question of investment strategy and investment horizon, and the investor's need for peace of mind😁

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Renditebremse@100erHebel

17H

Healthcare sector.

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Memo0606@Memo0606

13H

also considering selling $JNJ
and buy $KRYS

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SG@RundesBalli1

11H

It was similar for me. It felt like 5 quarters in the portfolio, slightly negative and only a small dividend. I also got rid of it

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Smudo@Smudeo

Very well done, Johnson could become the new Bayer as a result of the powder lawsuit. Risk is high for the share. The first instances of a spin-off have failed in the US court.

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