Look forward to the free 5kg of chocolate every year! :-D
I find it funny that I was criticized for a long time for my Swiss investments. I was accused of "home bias", especially by @Epi. And now everyone is hyping the solid stocks from Switzerland?^^
I am a CH fan, with a small bias.
I can recommend R&S Group & Helvetia (HELN) - but also many others ;-)
@GeldGenie Well, there are some very solid values hidden in there. I'm hardly convinced by any healthcare stocks, for example. Novartis, on the other hand, I think is good. I can't think of too many broadly diversified consumer staples companies (that don't run their own stores like Walmart and co)... Unilever, Procter... yes, and Nestle
@Epi 1. it was never "full of CH[F] equities". 2. we have even seen with supporting literature that Swiss equities smooth out performance in the long term and have no negative impact. 🤷♂️
Basically, I have nothing against Swiss equities. If I take Europe ETFs, then always those that also contain non-EU shares, especially because of the Swiss shares. So all's well, enjoy the ride! 👍
@Iwanowitsch I don't think it will blow my socks off in terms of growth, but it offers a nice defensive addition that also pays solid dividends and looks fundamentally quite healthy. I have 52% tech in my portfolio. It doesn't hurt to add companies like this.
Incidentally, Unilever is comparable for me: I have it in my portfolio. I don't expect much return, but a fundamentally solid component
@lawinvest If Nestlé doesn't work out at all, you can still console yourself once a year with the Lindt chocolate box 🥹 I'm also getting in with Lindt, but via the participation certificate
Wow, respect! I just had a look at the portfolio distribution on your profile. Since Lindt only makes up 1.09% of your portfolio and you have currently made a 0.32% profit with the share, your total portfolio value is around €11,504,587 Congratulations!
@Noahpf I alone don't believe that someone with an 11 million deposit would post on gq in the morning. In this respect I wouldn't take the sums on gq too seriously or can you see the proof of purchase somewhere?