Postes
14TTWROR: 60.5%
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 (+0,32 %) ! 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 (+0,32 %) +1,63%
🟢 Sterling Infrastructure: +100.68%
🟢 $CRM (-2,41 %) Salesforce: +28.14%
🟢 $RR. (-1,27 %) Rolls-Royce: +92.56%
🟢 $MOD (-7,19 %) Modine Manufacturing: +98.68%
🟠 $MHO (-1,67 %) M/I Homes: -1.46%
🟢 $META (-1,11 %) Meta: +68.52%
🟢 $MCD (+0,5 %) McDonalds: +0.14%
🟢 $MA (-0,3 %) Mastercard: +26.26%
🟢 $ISP (+0,32 %) Intesa Sanpaolo: +45.44%
🟢 $ISRG (-1,15 %) Intuitive Surgical: +59.62%
🟠 $GCT Gigacloud Technologies: -0.66%
🟢 $FDX (-5,06 %) FedEx: +11.11%
🟠 $LPG (-1,02 %) Dorian LPG: -47.70%
🟢 $COST (+0,22 %) Costco: +43.34%
🟢 $US1011372067 Boston Scientific: +63.23%
🟢 $BKNG (-5,35 %) Booking: +44.19%
🟠 $ABX (-2,34 %) Barrick Gold: -14.73%
🟢 $APP (-6,81 %) Applovin: +753.81%
🟢 $GOOG (-2,32 %) Alphabet: +39.28%
🟢 $AMZN (-2,39 %) Amazon: +48,05%
🟢 $ANF (-2,44 %) 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 (+0,32 %) ?
YTD +40%
Div 9,15%
What do you think of the $ISP (+0,32 %) , $BARC (-0,18 %) , $ING (-0,3 %)
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 (-5,83 %) or $IAG (-1,73 %) --> Good momentum, growth ahead, undervalued.
Insurance: $CS (+0,45 %) or $ALV (-0,14 %) --> Good dividend, good momentum, good perspectives, high dividend.
European Banks:
$ISP (+0,32 %) or $CABK (+0,37 %) --> 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 (-1,45 %) --> 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 (+0,14 %) and $AMPH (+0,27 %) , 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 (+1,91 %) 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 (+0,32 %) ?
I am now up almost 30% here, the quarterly figures will be published tomorrow. What do you think, take profits or hold on?
My new year's resolution is to start investing in traditional finance alongside crypto. I've decided to begin by purchasing a share of Italy's biggest financial institution, $ISP (+0,32 %) .
As I can see, it come with good dividends, and due to its dominant position, I'm somewhat confident in its future stability. I'm curious to see how this experiment will unfold.
Meilleurs créateurs cette semaine
