$SIE (-1,11 %) It did me the favor of falling back down to around my entry price, so I took advantage of the opportunity and added to my position.

In addition, I added to my savings plans for $WINC (+0,1 %)
$WIRE (-0,02 %) and $XDG7 (-0,19 %)

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$EDPR (-1,27 %) This was one of my earlier investments. The pitch back then was “renewables in Spain—nothing can go wrong.” But right after I invested, the stock plummeted 45% in the first month. Since then, little to nothing has happened, so after almost two years, I’m pulling the plug on this one. The low payout and unclear dividend outlook were also deciding factors.

I reinvested a portion in $ASTS (-5,62 %) at today’s discount. I see long-term growth here. I’m still sticking with the renewables sector through $XDG7 (-0,19 %) through a savings plan.

Welcome to $WIRE (-0,02 %) to my portfolio. I'm curious to see how it performs against the $XDG7 (-0,19 %) performs. I might do a comparison after a year. The winner will stay and the loser will be reallocated. Until then, both will be fed equally via a savings plan.

What do you think of the $WIRE (-0,02 %) advertised in the GQ newsletter? I find the composition exciting and instead of finding a great pick, it's certainly a good choice for the topic in my eyes.

I have been invested in the $XDG7 (-0,19 %) which covers similar companies. Great performance so far. If the $WIRE (-0,02 %) performs similarly or better, I think I would consider a switch.

Both are accumulating btw.

$BARC (-0,31 %) downgrades $VWS (-0,51 %) to Underweight and lowers the price target to DK 80, which corresponds to around EUR 10.70.

https://www.ad-hoc-news.de/boerse/news/ueberblick/vestas-wind-systems-a-s-aktie-dk0010268606-barclays-stuft-ab-was/69422533

The share falls like a kite without wind and my S/L was triggered at €14. I am happy to take the profit and remain loyal to Vestas in my $XDG7 (-0,19 %) which was increased by 20 shares with a small partial amount from the sale.

Further parts will be used to increase existing shares, 10 to be precise $TDIV (-0,42 %) 3 shares $NOW (+1,73 %) and 2 shares $CRM (+2,32 %) .

If I had known this earlier, I could have saved myself the sale of $NRGV (-4,51 %) in the morning, but that's the way it is. What's left over goes into the cash reserve before the vacation. That's not wrong either. Then the next milestone will be reached a little later.