1Année·

Hey dear Getquin - Members,

I would like to know which stocks you have invested in for the long term, depending on how the situation changes, but let's start from the current situation and situation.

The stocks I am leaving in for the time being are

Have a wonderful day 🍀✨

11 Commentaires

Ronald@AlterMann

1Année

I don't even have a plan for what I'm having for dinner tonight, so I'm supposed to know which share I've held for ten years?

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Crist@savvy_investor_60

1Année

@AlterMann 🫤 Maybe it's the age.

But there are some who follow the buy & hold strategy.

I, for example, buy a share that I want to hold for the long term, depending on how the company is positioned. The 10 years I mentioned was just one example.

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Ronald@AlterMann

1Année

@savvy_investor_60 Basically, I buy and hold, collect the dividends and that's it.
But I still keep an eye on what's happening

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Crist@savvy_investor_60

1Année

@AlterMann and which ones are they? Unfortunately I can't look at your portfolio.

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Marcel@Mcl1991

1Année

@AlterMann Do you have specific selection criteria for your meals? Perhaps a strategy there will also help you to make good decisions.

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Ronald@AlterMann

1Année

@savvy_investor_60 $NVDA and $ABBV are already part of it.
Then there are many aristocrats.

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Crist@savvy_investor_60

1Année

@AlterMann 🍀🍀

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Hermes@der_Goetterbote

1Année

@AlterMann I feel the same way 😀

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DieEnte7@DieEnte7

1Année

As a matter of principle, I select all my shares in such a way that I can assume that they will be held for an "eternal" period. So if I think the company will no longer work in 5 years, then I don't invest. I am probably most certain that this will happen with $GOOG, $AMP, $MA and $DHL

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Crist@savvy_investor_60

1Année

@DieEnte7 $AMP? That's news to me, I'll have to read up on it :) Why are you so sure about $AMP, or that it won't work? I couldn't tell whether you are convinced by $AMP or not.

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DieEnte7@DieEnte7

1Année

@savvy_investor_60 So I'm convinced that I can stay invested for a very long time, that's what I meant. Hearing problems will remain or will be exacerbated by headphones etc. and I don't think they will be solved in the future in any other way than with hearing aids. With the ageing baby boomers will come a large number of potential new customers in the next 20 years. I also think the risk of being displaced by online business models is low because you still need someone to set up the hearing aid. In addition, there is a certain amount of consolidation on the market at the moment and $AMP is buying heavily. Of course, I can't guarantee whether my plan will work in the end, but in my opinion it's a hidden pearl of growth with bright prospects, even if it's not exactly cheaply priced at the moment.

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