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16Just sold my whole $ISP (-0,01 %) position after a "very long time", but I'm completely satisfacted about the significant #profit, I can now re-invest this money on other assets. 📈🌱
Almost three-quarters of all DAX and MDAX companies pay out dividends in May.
Dividend calendar with payday and expected yield:
This year's dividend champion is likely to be $RTLL (+0,35 %) - RTL Group. Shareholders can expect a yield of around 8%. However, this is only half as high as three years ago.
Deutsche Telekom is now increasingly seen as a dividend pearl. $DTE (-1,56 %) - Deutsche Telekom is increasingly seen as a dividend pearl. This year's dividend is EUR 0.90, i.e. an increase of 17% on the previous year, with a yield of around 2.7%.
Other reliable payers are $SIE (+2,75 %) - Siemens and $SAP (-0,95 %) - SAP.
One of the most reliable payers of all is $MUV2 (-0,48 %) - Munich Re. There has never been a dividend shortfall since 1960 and the amount paid per share has increased sixteen-fold since the beginning of the millennium.
There are also some attractive dividend payers in Europe, such as $ENI (+1,49 %) - ENI and $ISP (-0,01 %) - Intensa and $BNP (-1,97 %) - BNP.
Source (excerpt) / graphics: WELT
I recently noticed a share that on the one hand had a 65% price increase in the last 18 months (I think that's good for a boring bank share) and on the other hand offers a dividend yield of around 8%. It is the $ISP (-0,01 %) ! Has anyone else looked into it and has an opinion on it?
Hello everyone,
At the end of last year, I published my "top picks list" here, in which I presented the stocks that I have put on my watchlist for 2024 and am also partially invested in (unfortunately not in all of them 😁).
At the time, I had compiled a list of stocks recommended by well-known analysts and put them through "my requirements profile". The original 100 stock ideas then became the list below. A year later, I'm looking back. This was the performance:
🟢 $TMUS (-5,05 %) +1,63%
🟢 Sterling Infrastructure: +100.68%
🟢 $CRM (+2,48 %) Salesforce: +28.14%
🟢 $RR. (+1,67 %) Rolls-Royce: +92.56%
🟢 $MOD (+2,13 %) Modine Manufacturing: +98.68%
🟠 $MHO (+1,14 %) M/I Homes: -1.46%
🟢 $META (+4,01 %) Meta: +68.52%
🟢 $MCD (-1,63 %) McDonalds: +0.14%
🟢 $MA (+0,57 %) Mastercard: +26.26%
🟢 $ISP (-0,01 %) Intesa Sanpaolo: +45.44%
🟢 $ISRG (+3,34 %) Intuitive Surgical: +59.62%
🟠 $GCT Gigacloud Technologies: -0.66%
🟢 $FDX (+1,74 %) FedEx: +11.11%
🟠 $LPG (+2,22 %) Dorian LPG: -47.70%
🟢 $COST (-0,8 %) Costco: +43.34%
🟢 $US1011372067 Boston Scientific: +63.23%
🟢 $BKNG (+1,18 %) Booking: +44.19%
🟠 $ABX (+1,2 %) Barrick Gold: -14.73%
🟢 $APP (+6,81 %) Applovin: +753.81%
🟢 $GOOG (+5 %) Alphabet: +39.28%
🟢 $AMZN (+3,84 %) Amazon: +48,05%
🟢 $ANF (-1,64 %) Abercrombie & Fitch: +69.99%
As you can see, my stock ideas have done quite well. $APP (+6,81 %) with +753.81% was of course a big hit. $DORIAN With -47.70% it was a pipe-dropper.
🔥 I'm currently working on my top picks list for 2025. If you're interested, I'll be happy to share it again and put it up for discussion!
💬 What were your top picks in 2024? And what were the losers? I will reply to every comment and give you a brief assessment.
Cashflow day! 🌱
What do you think of $ISP (-0,01 %) ?
YTD +40%
Div 9,15%
What do you think of the $ISP (-0,01 %) , $BARC (-0,58 %) , $ING (-0,29 %)
still have a bit of money on the side 1k and would have divided it into the three or are there better ideas and tips? ( and savings plan of course)
Which of my positions do you think I should make bigger (and why)?
On the following months I'd like to go for:
Airlines: $UAL (+0,51 %) or $IAG (-0,36 %) --> Good momentum, growth ahead, undervalued.
Insurance: $CS (-0,37 %) or $ALV (-0,01 %) --> Good dividend, good momentum, good perspectives, high dividend.
European Banks:
$ISP (-0,01 %) or $CABK (-1,31 %) --> Undervalued Vs American banks, better environment than years ago with lower valuations, higher interest and more security... possibility of gaining stock apretiation while receiving high dividends.
Homebuilding: $LEN (+0,64 %) --> They have a clear problem with lack of homes in the US, good valuation, good growth prospects.
Also tempted to double with my pharma losers $CAH (+0,4 %) and $AMPH (+1,54 %) , bought them when they were with good momentum and they've underperformed since, but I still like the future prospects... High growth, small caps, good drug portfolio... If I still like the numbers and they're cheaper now, should I double my bet here?(I hate going against momentum). $PFE (+0,96 %) also on the list, but I have it on a small saving plan. Shifting momentum but still early to say so I prefer to buy slow...
I'm not planing on adding stocks that are not currently in my portfolio.
Opinion/experience on $ISP (-0,01 %) ?
