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Hey everyone!

I'm new here, but not completely new to the stock market.

I started in August '23 and bought almost all my individual stocks there. A short time later I bought ETFs to form the basis of my portfolio.


Now it was time for me to sell NVIDIA (+175%) - even at the risk of some people here calling me crazy. I also bought Siemens Energy in December and have now sold it (+207%).

This means that there is now some cash available, although theoretically there is more cash beyond the portfolio, but I don't want to invest that for the time being.


I would now like to add a few dividend (growth) stocks in order to generate regular cash flow. Any suggestions for must-haves? The main things I have in mind are $V (+0,41 %) in my head. But at the moment I also have $STLAM (-1 %) a bit in my head at the moment. It could be a good time to buy something (I had a similar situation with Siemens!)


With regard to the existing position, there is a small question mark behind Bitcoin (and possibly also Broadcom). Frankly, I know a bit about shares, I would say, but not much about bitcoin. In other words, those who have fully understood it will probably tell me to hold on. Some others might say: get rid of it, and then something in between. However, the position is now probably too high for me, especially at this level


Theoretically, I shouldn't be too badly positioned in terms of diversification thanks to the ETFs. As far as the individual stocks are concerned, they are of course a bit lumpy...

13Positions
225 672,90 €
22,33 %
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Hold Bitcoin, of course! :D
If you need any literature recommendations to familiarize yourself more or if you have any questions, just let me know.
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Your portfolio looks great. I also bought Visa and sold NVIDIA. So I would sell Bitcoin - but I'm not a crypto fan either. You're so well up there - I'd put it and the profit into ETFs.
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Interesting how different the opinions in the comments are. My tip is quite different:
$BTC definitely hold on. Why would you want to miss out on the chance to get off to a good start again? In the event of a total loss, the pain would probably be rather minor. The position is just peanuts in your overall situation. You don't need to know anything about $BTC to hold it.

I'm completely out of $STLAM. The European car market will only be sustainable with government intervention. That would be too risky for me
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Newcomer to the stock market, 6-digit portfolio, only green stocks, Peter Lynch return and then ask for stock tips. Accidentally made a mistake with the start year. Sounds plausible 👌
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Nice portfolio and no value in the red. 🧐 In your short investment phase, you must have a knack for buying gold at good prices. Otherwise, lumps are no disgrace - if they are fat in the plus 😬.
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Great portfolio! I wouldn't say you can go far wrong with $V, I think the sector will continue to grow well. For me personally, the future of car stocks is a little too uncertain at the moment and I don't think the dividends will be lavish in 2025. The problem with $ENR was more foreseeable over time. I think crypto or Bitcoin will become more and more interesting in the future, but I would rather make a savings plan with small amounts to take out the fluctuations a little, but I've only recently started to get to grips with crypto and don't quite trust it yet.
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Strong portfolio! I am also buying $STLAM at the moment. Still heavily in the red there.
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