23H·

Which shares have potential for you in 2026?

I am realizing more and more that I am hardly interested in loud promises and short-term hypes anymore. When I think about 2026, I tend to ask myself: which companies will still be in a stable position - no matter what the market environment looks like?

I am currently attracted to companies that work quietly, do their homework and don't need a new story every week. Banks like $UBSG (+0,79 %) or $UCG (-0,71 %) have had difficult years and that's exactly what makes them interesting for me. Companies that get through periods of stress and learn from them often emerge stronger.

At the same time, I find companies whose business you can touch exciting. Raw materials, for example. Nothing works without them - neither industry nor the energy transition. That's not a trend, it's reality.

Ultimately, I'm not interested in predicting the next big thing. For me, it's about consistency, reliability and business models that are sustainable even when things get uncomfortable.

I would really be interested:

Which stock do you have on your radar for 2026 - and why exactly this one?

9 Commentaires

Klein-Anleger@Klein-Anleger

23H

$HIMS - Growth continues, share price has been hit on the head...

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Kate🦋@Iwamoto

22H

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Leon@Investingyoung

21H

@Iwamoto bullshit, you can't compare a pipe like Chevron with a Hims. These are 2 completely different dimensions of growth.

If hims doesn't go bankrupt, they will definitely grow a lot more than a chevron giant in terms of production simply because of their current size, it is only logical that if everything goes well, hims will do better than chevron for 10 years.

Chevron needs almost 50 times as much money as hims is worth for 100% in the share price. Hims will make 100% sooner if it doesn't go bankrupt first or similar

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Patrick Schäfer@Hotte1909

23H

$KSB Exciting mid-cap company from Germany and also global market leader

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Chris@Multibagger

22H

Pharmaceuticals, biotechnology and commodities. However, I tend to focus on small caps, as I am not interested in 2050.

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GHF@GHF

23H

$8001 or $8053 have a boring business model, but a long and constant upward trend.

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Paul@paul_finesse_

23H

I added $COPM to my portfolio this week, including a monthly savings plan. I continue to see strong potential in copper and commodities in general.

Otherwise, I think energy and utility companies could also become interesting in terms of Ki and data centers

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Ayecaramba@Ayecaramba256

23H

I am interested in 2050 and not 2026;) but I could imagine a bit of sector rotation this year. I think healthcare and real estate could recover

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Stocktective@Stocktective

23H

If you're interested in commodities, then I'll throw $CCO into the pot. Boring company with a strong balance sheet and business - naturally benefits from the AI and uranium hype, but is broadly positioned and not just a miner.
Even though we are already at a valuation of >100, I am quite bullish that there is still a lot more to come. But I also think that there can/will almost certainly be another sell-off once the wave of AI/energy optimism is dampened. I'm already in the starting blocks to add :)
But please don't touch it after the enrichment ☢️😂

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