Hello dear investors,
I have brought an overview of 22 consumer staples stocks.
They are sorted by their P/E ratio 23.
What are your favorites in this sector?
So first Coca Cola fetched into the depot. My reasoning I see at #cocacola simply still a lot of potential upwards. Furthermore, the sales figures are always constant to rising. At #pepsico I am of the opinion that not much more increase is possible even if they are more broadly positioned in the assortment, which is #cocacola currently not yet the case. If they are more broadly positioned, the growth is also still enormous.
am curious what your opinions are ✌🏻
Good evening 🌆
I present here my current portfolio. I follow a long-term dividend strategy and stock ETF and partly individual shares. Besides I like to speculate and trade. Growth stocks I buy occasionally, but there the threshold for profit taking is much lower.
What do I want to achieve with dividends?
Target 2023: 100€ dividend
Target 2024: 400€ dividend
Target 2025: 1000€ dividend
Why am I doing this? I would like to have opinion, criticism and suggestions from you. Which shares are still missing in your opinion or should even be sold. Which should be bought and what you say to my goals. I know my dividend ETF's find many strange and wonder why I do not pay into a World ETF. Quite simply, my dividend yield is greater and I am aware of the risk I take there.
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#tech
#personalstrategy
#portfoliofeedback
#amzn
#intel
#ibm
#cocacola
#allianz
10/25/2022 Economy...
Today it bangs with the quarterly figures ⤵️
Yesterday there was a lot going on in the stock market, but this one was mainly due to Chinese stocks and the purchasing managers numbers. In China, XI was sent into his 3rd term. Even if this has not really surprised, the reaction on the stock market was violent. Especially because the conflict with Taiwan is moving more and more into the focus, these values have been punished several times in recent weeks. The purchasing managers figures have then also revealed what was actually already clear. In the U.S., the economy is growing much slower in October. Currently, many companies are reacting with job cuts. Today it goes off with the numbers that can move markets ... but only after hours!
The complete list can be found here:
https://app.getquin.com/activity/FNQnvXNMXK?lang=de&utm_source=sharing
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Quarterly figures / corporate dates USA / Asia
12:00 General Motors | Spotify | UPS quarterly figures
12:20 General Electric quarterly figures
12:30 3M quarterly figures
12:55 Coca-Cola | Raytheon quarterly figures
14:00 Twitter quarterly figures
22:01 Texas Instruments quarterly figures
22:05 Alphabet | Microsoft | Visa quarterly figures
Quarterly figures / Company dates Europe
03:00 Logitech quarterly figures
06:00 HSBC Holdings Quarterly Figures
06:45 UBS | Kuehne & Nagel Quarterly Figures
07:00 Covestro | SAP | Amadeus Fire
07:00 Novartis Quarterly Figures
07:25 Air Liquide | Remy Cointreau Sales 3Q
07:30 Orange SA Quarterly Figures
17:45 Michelin | Vinci Sales 3Q
18:00 Flatexdegiro | ASM International Quarterly Figures
#quartalszahlen
#visa
#alphabet
#microsoft
#news
#newsroom
#community
#communityfeedback
#cocacola
#wirtschaftswachstum
#zahlen
#china
Economy on 13.02.2023...
SuperBawl over and the week starts ruhig⤵️
Soooo... I am still awake and have watched the exciting match, completely neutral watched. Therefore, this contribution goes online a little earlier today. From tomorrow I'm back in my office from 06:30 and the contribution comes again at the better time. What can we expect this week? Some exciting quarterly figures we Cisco, Roblox, Coca-Cola and so on.
Last week especially Alphabet with the chatbot and the battle with Microsoft, enlivening the news. Also Alibaba has now announced that they are working on a bot, but are still in the testing phase. Could be something exciting about 3rd place in this sector.
Cryptos and stock market were really vulnerable last week. On Monday, we will first start trading with significant discounts. Do we catch ourselves or does the journey go a bit deeper? Also the Savings Plans will be executed again this week with me. Let's start first gently into Monday and then look tomorrow times the first conclusion for this week:
Economic data (today unabridged)
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No time stated: Avis Budget quarterly figures, Palantir, SolarEdge
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07:00 Fraport Traffic Figures January
11:30 Deutsche Lufthansa AG: Press Briefing on "Green Fares
17:40 Michelin annual results
#quartalszahlen
#boerse
#börse
#aktien
#news
#newsroom
#community
#communityfeedback
#nachrichten
#täglich
#investieren
#wirtschaft
#politik
#inflation
#fed
#rezession
#cocacola
#palantir
#cisco
#roblox
#roku
#shopify
Quarterly figures on Valentine's Day (14.02.23)
From Coca-Cola to SFC Energy and AirBNB ⤵️
Today there were again some quarterly figures that are very interesting for us investors. The numbers are one thing but how are the outlooks. On the outlooks we can otherwise like to go into the comments times, from the companies that are interesting.
The consumer figures from the U.S., were not quite so convincing today.
USA: Consumer prices in January +6.4%. Expected +6.2% after +6.5% in the previous month (y/y).
USA: Consumer prices (core rate) in January +0.4%. Expectations were +0.4% after +0.3% in the previous month (m/m).
Perhaps the figures will make us a bit more positive again:
$ABNB
Airbnb:
Beat analyst estimates of $0.25 in fourth-quarter earnings per share of $0.48. Revenue of $1.9 billion beat expectations of $1.86 billion.
$KO
The Coca-Cola Co:
Hits analyst estimates with fourth-quarter earnings per share of $0.45. Revenue of $10.1 billion above expectations of $10.01 billion. In the outlook for 2023, Coca-Cola expects organic revenue growth of 7% to 8% (analyst forecast: 7.15%).
$SZU
Südzucker:
Expects fiscal 2022/2023 group sales of 9.5 billion euros (ate forecast 9.7-10.1 billion), group Ebitda of 1-1.04 billion (old 0.89-0.99 billion), and group operating profit of 640-680 million (old 530-630 million).
$JEN
Jenoptik:
Expects sales of 1.05-1.1 billion euros and an Ebitda margin of 19-19.5 percent for fiscal year 2023. The forecast is based on preliminary sales in fiscal 2022 of around 980 million euros (last forecast 945-960 million).
$MAR
Marriott International Inc:
Surpassed analyst estimates of $1.83 in fourth-quarter earnings per share of $1.96. Revenue of $5.92 billion exceeded expectations of $5.39 billion.
$RBD
Restaurant Brands Intl Inc:
Missed analyst estimates of $0.74 in the fourth quarter with earnings per share of $0.72. Revenue of $1.69 billion exceeded expectations of $1.67 billion.
$MTUAY
MTU Aero Engines:
Achieves 2022 revenues of €5.33 billion (PY: €4.188 billion, analyst forecast: €5.405 billion), Ebit (adjusted) of €655 million (PY: €468 million, €633 million), Ebit margin of 12.3% (PY: 11.2%, forecast: 11.7%) and net profit (adjusted) of €476 million (PY: €342 million, forecast: €455 million). Proposed dividend 2022 at €3.20 (PY: €2.10, forecast: €2.90). In the outlook for 2023, MTU Aero Engines now expects a higher revenue growth of 10 % and for 2025 still an Ebit (adjusted) of approximately €1 billion (forecast: €1.00 billion).
CFO: Expect 2023 Ebit (adjusted) of €775 to €750 million. Dividend payout ratio for 2023 to increase to 40%. Will have to deal with share buyback issue from 2024.
$KTA
Knaus Tabbert:
Achieves 2022 consolidated group sales of €1.050 billion (PY: €863 million) according to preliminary figures (driven by strong growth spurt in Q4).
$F3C
SFC Energy:
2022 sales of €85.2 million (PY: €64.3 million), Ebitda (adjusted) of €8.2 million (PY: €6.2 million) and Ebit (adjusted) of €3.2 million (PY: €1.9 million). For 2023, the company expects revenues of €103 bid €111 million and Ebitda (adjusted) of €8.9 to €14.1 million.
$NEM
Nemetschek:
Achieves fiscal 2022 revenue and profitability targets, 2022 revenue growth of +17.7% (+12.1% at constant currency) to €801.8 million, 2022 Ebitda growth of +15.8% to €257.0 million, 2022 Ebitda margin at 32.0% (PY: 32.6%), detailed 2022 figures and 2023 outlook on March 23.
$CEC
CECONOMY:
Reports 1st quarter sales of €7.1 billion (PY: €6.85 billion, analyst forecast: €7.1 billion), Ebit (adjusted) of €224 million (PY: €274 million) and net income of €127 million (PY: €122 million). Forecast 2022/2023 confirmed. CECONOMY sells majority stake in Mediamarkt Sweden to Power International; in return CECONOMY receives 20% stake in Swedish subsidiary Power Sweden from Power International.
$TKA
ThyssenKrupp:
Reports 1st quarter order intake of €9.2 billion (PY: €10.4 billion), sales of €9 billion (PY: €9 billion, analysts' forecast: €9.1 billion), EBIT (adjusted) of €254 million (PY: €378 million, forecast: €174.6 million) and net income of €75 million (PY: €106 million). Outlook for 2022/2023 confirmed.
#quartalszahlen
#boerse
#börse
#aktien
#news
#newsroom
#community
#communityfeedback
#nachrichten
#täglich
#investieren
#wirtschaft
#politik
#inflation
#fed
#rezession
#cocacola
#ceconomy
#thyssenkrupp
#mtu
#knaustabbert
A question, I hold Coca Cola shares since August and on 03.10 should be paid the October dividend.
Someone who also uses Traderepublic, does that always take a little longer?
Thank you.