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What do you think of Siemens?

Is the share a good savings plan candidate?

As I have a bit to do with Siemens myself, I took a look at the shares, the price, the profits and the company itself look really good over the years and could grow well.

What do you think of the share?

The savings plan rate would be around €50-75 a month, I would say, if it is added.

11 Comentarios

Klein-Anleger1@Klein-Anleger1

Siemens is definitely a stable investment if you include 🇩🇪 in your portfolio...

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Kai@Dividenden-Sammler

can be done - is at least one of the better stocks in the DAX

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BeachPlease@BeachPlease

Siemens is going up slowly and steadily, no major outliers, safe bank, you can do it :)

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Novius@Novius

I myself am invested with 500 shares and am very convinced of the company. The current Management Board is increasingly transforming it into a digital company, see the latest acquisitions. This should continue to drive the share price in the medium term. For me, it is an absolutely stable and at the same time attractive "basic investment"

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StocksBot@StocksBot

Solidly managed, good strategy, increasingly moving towards digitalization and AI. I think the spin-offs were absolutely right.
Digital Industries is ailing somewhat due to the poor economy, but otherwise the company is top.
If the strategy towards SaaS and one tech company works, the P/E ratio will head towards 30, as sales are recurring.

This contrasts with the typical rather cyclical industrial sales that are heavily dependent on the order book, such as Digital Industries.

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Ronald@AlterMann

Just dealing with them, or employed?

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risk_taker_1816@risk_taker_1816

@AlterMann Only to do with, employed elsewhere

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Walter S.@Roots

Stable value. doesn't tear out any trees... but for the German sector one of the values that come into question.

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Florianhmg@Florianhmg

22 kgv with a dividend of 2.5%, solid

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Haberlapp@Haberlapp

Has been in my portfolio for 20 years, basic investment and up 80%.

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Jonas@jonas189

In addition to the current opportunities offered by AI, decades of stability and solid dividends, it should also be mentioned that Siemens is extremely diversified as a conglomerate, making it almost a "mini-ETF".

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