Hello everyone, I have been investing for 6 months. The question now is whether I should continue to watch and buy individual stocks or invest everything in the world. Many think that the effort to find a good entry point etc. is not worth it. Not worth it in contrast to ETFs which perform similarly.

I would also be happy to receive tips and opinions on the portfolio.

If I continue to invest in individual stocks, the following stocks are worth watching:

$BALN (+0,13 %)

$COST (+1,09 %)

$DUOL

$TPL (-0,67 %)

$TSM (-3,68 %)

$WKL (-0,88 %)

pretty much following the value strategy...

After the interest rate cuts, will dividend stocks win the race in 2025?

Dear stock market players and dividend pearls.

Where will you invest after the interest rate cuts? Bonds!

Or like the Swiss, did you know they have a key interest rate of 0.75%, or dividend favorites and aristocrats:

$LISN (-0,29 %)

$SIKA (-2,13 %)

$STMN (-2,99 %)

$TECN (+1,36 %)

$GIVN (+0,46 %)

$NOVN (-0,18 %)

$ROG (+0,35 %)

>4% yields are:

$BALN (+0,13 %)

$SCMN (-0,93 %)

$NESN (-1,23 %)

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Switzerland: Quarterly reports, AGMs and annual financial statements for the coming week:

The start will be $ARYN on Monday with the announcement of its sales figures for the first quarter. After a successful turnaround, expectations for the baked goods group are correspondingly high. The Annual General Meetings of Zurich Airport and the energy company will also take place on this day. $BKW (-0,99 %) take place on the same day.

On Tuesday a packed day awaits us: $NOVN (-0,18 %) , $KNIN (-2 %) , $TEMN (+0,49 %) and $PMN (+1,6 %) announce their quarterly results. It is expected that $NOVN (-0,18 %) will achieve or even exceed its own annual targets, having already exceeded expectations several times last year. Also $TEMN (+0,49 %) is also in the spotlight, especially after recent allegations by the hedge fund Hindenburg, which the company intends to refute through internal investigations. The company continues to publish $XLS and $HREN its annual figures for 2023. $BCGE (+0,37 %) , $EDHN (-1,72 %) , $FTON (+0,74 %) , $VBSN (+0 %) , $MIKN (+0,36 %) , $SIGN (SIG Group) and $VZUG their Annual General Meetings.

On Wednesday give $ROG (+0,35 %) , $KURN (+0,07 %) and $UBXN (-0,48 %) quarterly updates. For $ROG (+0,35 %) it is the last quarter with a significant base effect due to declining coronavirus product sales. Despite the strong Swiss franc, which is causing a headwind of 9%, sales are expected to decline by 3% compared to the first quarter of 2023. Annual General Meetings are also planned at $ARYN , $BSLN (+0,89 %) , $CMBN (-0,91 %) , $MEDX , $SFSN (-0,89 %) , $UBSG (-1,71 %) , $VARN (-1,68 %) and $ZWM .

The Thursday also remains eventful: $EMSN (-0,74 %) , $BUCN (-0,32 %) ,$NESN (-1,23 %) , $HOLN (-2,02 %) and $VONN (-0,38 %) present their quarterly results. At $NESN (-1,23 %) is showing a slow recovery, while $HOLN (-2,02 %) continues to expect strong results. Turnover and profit figures are also reported by $IFCN and the annual results for 2023 are reported by $SANN (-1,46 %) and$EEII will be presented. The Annual General Meetings on this day include $APGN (+0,44 %) , $BCV , $EPIC , $KARN (-1,57 %) and $VETN (+1,3 %) .

The end of the week (Friday) is marked by $SGSN (-0,69 %) with the publication of the sales figures for the first quarter on Friday. $AMS and $BION (-1 %) announce their quarterly results. Further Annual General Meetings are held at $ASWN (-0,29 %) , $BALN (+0,13 %) , $ESUN (-0,93 %) , $GLKBN (+0,9 %) , $METN (+0 %) , $VPBN (-0,86 %) and $WKBN (Walliser Kantonalbank). An Extraordinary General Meeting is held at $RLF (+1,99 %) to discuss a capital reduction, among other things.

Coming soon: Happy weekend! - Ditch the securities and enjoy life. 🔥💕✈️