New purchase.
Great dividend stock for eternity - I don't think there's much to say about Coca Cola.
Now I have Coca in my portfolio as well as Pepsi.🥤
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442$KO (+1,89 %) releases an AI-generated commercial and the slogan is "Real Magic" 😵💫
The Uncanny Valley has struck again with the creepy facial expressions. Reading through the comments, it rather backfired - even if the social buzz was probably intentional. Well, I'm dreaming about it tonight
Coca-Cola $KO (+1,89 %) PepsiCo $PEP (+1,54 %) and other companies have decided to stop funding cruel animal testing at the urging of PETA USA. This step is seen as a significant success for animal welfare and shows that pressure from animal welfare organizations can have an impact.
What do you think of animal testing? What alternative methods could be used to reduce or eliminate the need for such tests? Share your thoughts and suggestions in the comments.
Feedback - Dividend growth portfolio
Hello everyone, I have recently built up a dividend growth portfolio.
It should consist of 5 shares and these should have a low dividend yield, whereby the dividend growth should be all the higher.
I have decided on the following 5 stocks, but I am prepared to change them.
Coca Cola probably doesn't seem to be the right candidate for the portfolio or am I wrong here?
What do you think of the portfolio? Weighting? Sectors, countries?
After I shuffled and cleaned out my PF a bit in the last few months, the proportion of $NVDA (+1,51 %) has grown to 80 percent. Of course, this also has to do with the immense price gains compared to the other positions.
In order to increase diversification and reduce the relative share of Nvidia, I will be adding two new positions: $V (+1,31 %) and $KO (+1,89 %) . I continue to see high long-term potential for both stocks. I am also starting to look at stocks with dividend yields - after all, you don't get any younger.
The newcomers' positions are to be built up gradually over the next three to five years, while I continue to accumulate in the MSCI World, $NTG (+0,36 %) and $PLTR (+0,69 %) . $NVDA (+1,51 %) I won't be buying any more, the position is already "too big" (if you can even speak of "too big" for Nvidia).
In February 2024, I opened a securities account with Trade Republic and started saving 60 "stable" stocks from the S&5 500 per month with the aim of beating the S&P ETF in the long term. Since May, more than 30 additional stocks have been added and have proven to be an excellent decision so far. Among others $SFM (+2,19 %)
$AMP (+2,25 %)
$CMI (+2,89 %)
$SNA (+1,52 %)
$FI (+0,18 %)
$PANW (+7,32 %)
$ANET (+6,77 %) .
There are now over 150 positions and not only 🇺🇸 shares (over 90%) in the portfolio but also a handful from 🇩🇪🇬🇧🇳🇱🇯🇵🇸🇬. They still have to prove their quality, but so far only 🇺🇸 stocks have delivered performance.
9 months since the start, my "ETF" can keep up quite well although the goal of beating the S&P500 has not yet been achieved. But I'm close and in July the gap was somewhat wider.
Conclusion: The popular dividend stocks have not provided performance in the portfolio as $JNJ (+2,5 %)
$KO (+1,89 %)
$PG (+2,05 %)
$PEP (+1,54 %) The popular growth stocks from the semiconductor sector have not yet been able to prove their quality either. $ASML (+3,19 %)
$SNPS (+2,77 %)
$KLAC (+3,32 %)
$LRCX (+4,98 %)
$AMAT (+3,95 %) The healthcare sector has also been somewhat disappointing. $ISRG (+1,97 %) and $SYK (+1,66 %) are positive exceptions here.
The usual suspects, on the other hand, have performed very well, although Microsoft is lagging a little behind. Otherwise, the financial sector and almost all stocks in the industrial sector have performed well so far.
Let's see how things continue to develop.😁
The bear in the pan goes crazy
I have reached my first major milestone and wanted to ask you what else you would add?
my idea was to add the $IWDA (+0,99 %) ETF next year (after the $CSNDX (+0,84 %) is full with 10000€ for now) 😈
Savings plans are currently running:
550€/month in the $CSNDX (+0,84 %) ETF
100€/month in $KO (+1,89 %)
100€/month in $PG (+2,05 %)
the rest is purchased manually
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