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Today I received a brown letter from the tax office in my letterbox. 📬

On Friday the 13th... oh dear...

But contrary to the bad fears due to the date, an unexpected windfall of money from the overpaid taxes came back into the house.

The "play money" was divided among the adults. 💁🏻‍♂️💁‍♀️

While the wife was thinking about beauty 💇‍♀️ , 🦷 or a handbag 👝, my part was bought in $OMV (+1,22 %) at a price of [€36.66]. The low current share price and the stable dividend were the reason for the purchase.

This added a European company to the portfolio. This means that one of the largest (if not the largest) stock corporations in Austria has become part of the portfolio.

The 27.5% withholding tax does indeed reduce the appetite for dividends, but at least not all the money is only invested in 🇺🇸 or Germany 🇩🇪. So I will learn how the withholding tax from Austria 🇦🇹 works. I wish $OMV (+1,22 %) and all my fellow shareholders a stable share price and hopefully demand for fossil fuels for a long time to come. ⛽️ 🚢

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$OMV (+1,22 %) currently worth buying? What do you think?

$OMV (+1,22 %) The Austrian oil and gas group OMV has announced a gas discovery in the Norwegian Sea. According to preliminary estimates, the total recoverable volume is between 30 and 140 million barrels of oil equivalent.

"We want to increase the share of gas in our production portfolio to 60 percent by 2030," said Berislav Gašo, OMV's Chief Energy Officer, according to the press release. "With an economically recoverable gas deposit, we can further diversify our overall portfolio and add value to our portfolio in Norway."

OMV in my portfolio: I like to hold the $OMV (+1,22 %) I like to hold in the short to medium-term time horizon. The volatility is good for taking advantage of nice 'swings'.

I currently hold 200 shares with an entry price of just under €38.

https://www.derstandard.at/story/3000000233613/omv-gibt-gasfund-in-norwegischer-see-bekannt

I still don't know what to do with my global clean energy etf or with $INTC (+1,29 %) should I do?

I would also like to have some industry in my portfolio. I'm thinking about investing far away from the usa. The obvious choice would be in Germany $BAS (+2,29 %) or from AT $OMV (+1,22 %) . Do you have any suggestions?

I used the summer months to save more for my bonds. I'm now pretty much at 75 percent equities, 15 percent bonds, 5 percent gold and 3 percent crypto.

This distribution is now to be maintained via a savings plan.

Of course, the tech sector is still overweight, even with a cluster. However, this cluster does not exceed 4 percent for those individual stocks.

Suggestions for improvement ?