Hello my dear,
I think it's great that you are a service technician. And you should definitely delete the "only". And father of 2 children is just as great. You can be extremely proud that you still manage to invest 😘.
I would pay more attention to diversification in the individual stocks in your portfolio. Coca Cola and Pepsi together is not necessary. You can already see today where that can lead. Otherwise, I would perhaps expand Europe. And don't make the positions too small
I think it's great that you are a service technician. And you should definitely delete the "only". And father of 2 children is just as great. You can be extremely proud that you still manage to invest 😘.
I would pay more attention to diversification in the individual stocks in your portfolio. Coca Cola and Pepsi together is not necessary. You can already see today where that can lead. Otherwise, I would perhaps expand Europe. And don't make the positions too small
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@Tenbagger2024 Thank you very much for the huge praise 😊.
I thought that Coca Cola and Pepsi are both strong companies that won't go bankrupt any time soon. Especially not Coca Cola and Pepsi because they pay slightly higher dividends 😊.
And since my poll from yesterday was relatively similar, I couldn't decide 😅.
But thanks for your feedback, I'll see what else I can expand in Europe. Do you have any insider tips 😅 that I can take a look at 😅?
I thought that Coca Cola and Pepsi are both strong companies that won't go bankrupt any time soon. Especially not Coca Cola and Pepsi because they pay slightly higher dividends 😊.
And since my poll from yesterday was relatively similar, I couldn't decide 😅.
But thanks for your feedback, I'll see what else I can expand in Europe. Do you have any insider tips 😅 that I can take a look at 😅?
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3Mo
@Laro You shouldn't choose companies because they won't go bankrupt any time soon. That's the wrong approach.
I would primarily go with small investments in etfs and not individual stocks.
I would primarily go with small investments in etfs and not individual stocks.
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@Snopy I know 😊 was just the first thing that came into my head when I wrote it 😅. It was a stupid formulation.
But mainly I took both because they both have quite a big moat due to their strong brand. And I believe that both will continue to have good cash flow in the future.
I had already informed myself about both before I invested.
But I know what you mean 😊 thank you for that 😊.
But mainly I took both because they both have quite a big moat due to their strong brand. And I believe that both will continue to have good cash flow in the future.
I had already informed myself about both before I invested.
But I know what you mean 😊 thank you for that 😊.
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You're welcome, and I admire how you manage it.
As the previous speakers have already written, it makes sense to concentrate on ETFs.
Because small positions in individual stocks don't make quite as much sense.
But if you still want to take individual stocks, I would put satellites in your portfolio. In the form of small and mid caps, because you have large caps in the ETFs.
Here you can determine your own risk. Because even among the small and mid caps there are some good quality companies in the form of long-term runners.
You're welcome, and I admire how you manage it.
As the previous speakers have already written, it makes sense to concentrate on ETFs.
Because small positions in individual stocks don't make quite as much sense.
But if you still want to take individual stocks, I would put satellites in your portfolio. In the form of small and mid caps, because you have large caps in the ETFs.
Here you can determine your own risk. Because even among the small and mid caps there are some good quality companies in the form of long-term runners.
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3Mo
@Tenbagger2024 Thanks for the tips. I had already thought about small or mid caps, but I'm always a bit unsure.
I'll have to delve a little deeper into that first. I had already thought about Frosta, it was in the survey yesterday, I think it counts as a mid cap 😅. But I'll have a look around. I've already exceeded my budget for this month, if not next month at the earliest 😅.
I'll have to delve a little deeper into that first. I had already thought about Frosta, it was in the survey yesterday, I think it counts as a mid cap 😅. But I'll have a look around. I've already exceeded my budget for this month, if not next month at the earliest 😅.
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@Laro
Feel free to get in touch if I can help.
Feel free to get in touch if I can help.
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3Mo
@Tenbagger2024 Sure, especially at the beginning you always need a little help 😊
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@Tenbagger2024
You can also take a look at the m and s dax.
In the Russell 3000 you will find smaller US companies
You can also take a look at the m and s dax.
In the Russell 3000 you will find smaller US companies
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3Mo
@Tenbagger2024 I think that I am already quite US funny. If so, I would have a look at the M and S Dax. Let's see what is represented there. Thanks for the tip 😊👍
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@Laro
Here is a portal where shares are rated according to quality, growth and robustness.
Enter the company at the top. And select at the button.
Badger Meter, for example, would be a long runner
https://aktie.traderfox.com/visualizations/US0565251081/DI/badger-meter-inc
Here is a portal where shares are rated according to quality, growth and robustness.
Enter the company at the top. And select at the button.
Badger Meter, for example, would be a long runner
https://aktie.traderfox.com/visualizations/US0565251081/DI/badger-meter-inc
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