Rio Tinto

"Be greedy when others are fearful and fearful when others are greedy." - Warren Buffett

The current fall in the share price of Rio Tinto ($RIO (-0,93%) ) shows how strongly the commodities sector is characterized by uncertainty. But it is precisely moments like these that open up opportunities when the fundamental strength of a company is intact. Rio Tinto is a global player in essential industries such as iron ore, aluminum, copper and minerals, all commodities that are vital to the global economy.

Rio Tinto: A global player in essential industries

-Iron ore: Indispensable as the main ingredient for global steel production, important for infrastructure and construction projects worldwide

-AluminumFrom bauxite mining to aluminum production, Rio Tinto covers the entire value chain. Aluminum is essential for lightweight construction, the transport industry and many technological applications

-CopperCopper : A core material for electrification and renewable energy that plays a central role in the global energy transition

-MineralsMinerals : These include diamonds, titanium and borates, which are used in high-tech industries and agriculture

Strategic partners

-Sumitomo Metal Mining ($5713 (+0,95%) )

Rio Tinto is working with Sumitomo Metal Mining on the Winu copper-gold project in Western Australia. This project secures access to raw materials that are essential for technological progress and electrification worldwide. The partnership demonstrates the strategic focus of both companies on global demand and modern technologies

-Green Lithium Refining Ltd

The cooperation with Green Lithium Refining Ltd highlights Rio Tinto's commitment to strengthen the European lithium market for the growing demand in the battery industry. The collaboration demonstrates the company's ability to support innovative solutions and sustainable projects that are critical to the future of energy

-BMW ($BMW (+0,87%) )

Working with BMW on sustainable supply chains that include aluminum and other raw materials. This partnership underlines Rio Tinto's position as a trusted partner for some of the world's most prestigious brands. The ability to respond to BMW's high standards is a testament to the company's quality and commitment

Investor base

-Shining Prospect Pte. Ltd (14.02 percent share)

A significant strategic shareholder that supports the long-term growth and stability of Rio Tinto

-BlackRock, Inc. ($BLK ) (8.38 percent stake)

As the world's largest asset manager, BlackRock only invests in companies with a solid financial base and long-term potential. The investment underlines its confidence in Rio Tinto's management strategy and profitability

-The Capital Group Companies, Inc. ($CGHC ) (4.1 percent stake)

As one of the leading US asset managers, Capital Group stands for a long-term investment horizon. The investment in Rio Tinto shows that the company is perceived as a stable market leader even in uncertain times

This investor base shows that Rio Tinto is backed by some of the most experienced and trusted players in the financial world. Institutional investors with a clear focus on long-term value creation see the company as a reliable player in a globally critical market.

Conclusion

Rio Tinto supplies the essential raw materials that form the backbone of modern economies. Through strategic partnerships with leading companies such as BMW or Sumitomo and a strong investor base, Rio Tinto remains a key player benefiting from global trends such as electrification and infrastructure development. The current setback could be an opportunity to take a closer look at a company that is indispensable in key industries, in line with Buffett's quote.

As my portfolio score is suffering due to too much US exposure, I am looking for non-US distributing securities. 🇩🇪🇬🇧🇯🇵...

Currently on my radar are:

$ALV (-0,66%) (The classic in every dividend portfolio)

$HEI (-0,69%) Construction sector Cement Market leader

$RIO (-0,93%)

Always open to further suggestions 😉

Hello everyone,

Today I would like to introduce you to my portfolio. As you probably know, it's just too much fun to expand my portfolio with new stocks. There are now a few too many, but I still can't really part with my worst-performing stocks ($NVM (-3,2%) , $ENPH (+6,64%) , $WAC (-0,93%) ). I'm hoping that I'll be able to sell them in positive territory at some point, or am I on the wrong track and in your opinion should I sell at a loss and try to make up the loss with other stocks?

I have been investing since the end of 2022 and at 29 years old, I still have a long time to go. My strategy is to be as desertified as possible in sectors and to beat the market in the long term (just let me believe that it works :D), hence so many individual stocks. I want to hold these for many years (esp. $AMZN (+0,26%) , $GOOGL (+0,94%) , $QCOM (+2,48%) , $MSFT (-1,05%) , $V (-0,14%) , $MC (-0,25%) , $SALM (-0,11%) ) but I'm also not too keen to pocket the profits. Are there any stocks in my portfolio that you would view critically for the next few years and would be worth considering selling? Recession and all that...

Priority is on growth, which is reasonably safe, so only a few small caps - but a few bets have to be in there :) ($AIDX (-2,2%) , $NRX (-0,62%) , $ITM (+2,92%) , $F3C (-0,91%) , $MITK (+2,05%) ). But with rather small amounts, probably too small or what do you say?

At the same time, I would also like to claim a €900 allowance via dividends ( $BATS (-0,24%) , $ENB (+0,76%) , $BNPQY , $STLAM (-0,17%) , $ENGI (+0,22%) , $RIO (-0,93%) ) and secure a trade or two.

Recently I have been investing 240€/m in the $XDWD (+0,24%) and between 200 - 500€/m in individual shares (depending on what is left). Actually, I want to increase the existing shares properly now, but somehow there are always nice entry options in solid companies like $0L2T (-2,42%) , $ZTS (+0,52%) , $ADM (+1,28%) , $PANW (-2,12%) , $ENR (+2,08%) . Help what to do? :D

And then there's also crypto $BTC (-0,31%)
$NEAR (+0,41%)
$ADA (-0,48%)

And Japan, they're doing well too $4063 (-1,14%) , $6501 (-2,62%) , $8001 (-0,17%)

Looking forward to your feedback and advice!

Hi folks,

I have in the depot:

Nvidia $NVDA (+2,01%) ,

SalesForce $CRM (+0,69%) ,

SAP $SAP (-0,03%)

RioTinto $RIO (-0,93%)

and Tesla $TSLA (-4,58%) .

Today I had to sell Aixtron $AIX had to sell.

Which share could you recommend to me? I actually have a few shares on my watchlist, but none of them are convincing me to buy at the moment.

Have a nice weekend 🌞

Has anyone else ever noticed that certain share prices and their fundamentals, which are shown here at getquin, have absolutely nothing to do with the share prices at Tradibgsoftware hat⁉️🤔🤔🤔🤔 $RIO (-0,93%)
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can someone enlighten me, bitte⁉️👍🏼

Hello everyone,

What is your opinion on these two stocks? Will they continue to rise?

$SHOP (+0,9%)
$RIO (-0,93%)

Hi, I would be interested in your thoughts on $RIO (-0,93%) after the setback and the rather severe reclassifications by various banks. Long-term opportunity or further price losses ahead?

New Year's cleaning, how I burn my money and #roastmyportfolio 👀!

Friends, the well-kept plant: I would be very happy about your feedback pleased!

Many had already wished that I tell times more about my portfolio and I would like to do that now after the "New Year's cleaning" finally. Since I have no depot link, I always have to enter everything manually, but I never wanted 😂 - so I have entered the last few days all investiotionen of the last few years and also "cleaned up" my depots.

Let gladly a feedback there - whether constructive criticism, praise or simply your opinion - I'm happy about any feedback 👍!

First, some info about me:

25, banker (fortunately no longer in sales), overall quite risk-averse & very spontaneous in life on the road, do not shy away from challenges and am happy to fly sometimes on the Fre$$e 😎.

My goal:

Beat inflation, make the money work for me, a little retirement savings, ... just all the "standard stuff" that almost everyone states here when asked this question 😅.

But currently I would like to first of all dividends collect dividends in order to

a) the fully utilize the tax allowance and

b) reduce my monthly expensessuch as Spotify, Netflix & Co. with it pay to be able to.

Why "only" a little retirement provision?

I already own a ETW and I am in the process of buying a second second property to acquire. Thus (as of January 2023 😅) 2 properties, which will later significantly also make up a large part of the AV. In addition, I already have both via my AG an AV contract with "promotion" running and also via my health insurance, one or the other product running, because I have already concluded these a few years ago at conditions and these still make sense arithmetically, by zb. tax benefits and and and... 🙂 (of course fund-based)

My "strategy":

Actually, at this point I would first like your feedback, before I come to the explanations, why I have which position in the depot. But since many have wished that in the short introduction one or the other is said, why, why and why. Therefore, I would still like to say a few words about it, hoping not to "manipulate" your feedback 😁.

ETFs:

My two largest positions are the MSCI ACWI ( $ISAC (+0,26%) ) & the STOXX Global Select Dividend ( $ISPA (+0,06%) ). These will continue to be saved with a monthly savings rate and thus expanded over the long term.

These two were created from the termination of my VL contracts, which were invested at my bank at the time. Even though I get "special conditions" as my own employee, ETFs are of course more favorable in the long term (and also perform better 😉).

Individual stocks:

Predominantly I attach here personal value on the brand, the company and what is behind it. So I invest among other things out of "Conviction" and "Support" of the companies whose products I use 🥳.

As an example, many of my devices are from Apple ( $AAPL (+1,34%) ), I am still convinced that this company is also in the future top positioned and why should I not participate in the success of the enterprise, which products I myself use virtually every day?

Likewise Mercedes ( $MBG (-0,07%) ), in my family there are only cars of this brand... it was put to me quasi in the cradle and to the conclusion of my education I acquired myself evenly directly one from my savings. Other values like BVB ( $BVB (-0,63%) ), Coca Cola ( $KO (-0,4%) ) & Co. follow this statement ☺️.

The second important point for individual stocks, as mentioned above, is the Dividends 🤑.

Companies that pay dividends are basically interesting for me first... then of course it comes down to personal opinion and a few facts, figures & data.

Companies like BASF ($BAS (-0,12%) ), Allianz ( $ALV (-0,66%) ), RioTinto ( $RIO (-0,93%) ), MainStreetCapital ( $MAIN (+0,27%) ) or also PhilippMorris ( $PM (+0,48%) ) and Brit. American Tobacco ( $BATS (-0,24%) ) naturally don't pay badly here, which is why these fit perfectly into my portfolio 🤝.

I could collect a total of just under €125 here in 2022, which is still too little for me, of course 🤓.

Crypto:

In fact, even before the stock market, I started trading cryptos back then... during my school days I already had Bitcoins ( $BTC (-0,31%) ) and Etherium ( $ETH (-0,25%) ), since many teachers, classmates or older buddies knew about it... I remember well when I was too stingy to buy a Bitcoin for just under 247€ and only got in with 150€... I would have done better 😓.

Long story short:

Here I am still invested, have sold a lot and bought again cheap and would like to continue to keep the positions, because you never know what is still to come 😉. Same goes for Dogecoin ( $DOGE (-0,22%) ).

So I would be very happy about a feedback and your opinion and promise that I now enter my savings plans also continuously and not at the beginning of next year again make a "New Year's cleaning" and all data of the last years must enter 😂.

THE favorite banker wishes you continued success, health 🍀 and all the best for 2023 👍!

Hello all,

I'm pretty new here on getquin and would like to introduce myself and maybe have a little assessment on my plan.

My name is Florian and I am 41 years old, married with 2 kids. Until recently I had relatively little to do with shares. But that should change now :)

My goal is to build a portfolio as a dividend strategy. Investment horizon is 15 years and longer

I thought I'd explain my plan in advance, or which stocks I want to take up and do not do it as is often done here, first buy and then perform a portfolio check. This may save me one or the other FEhler.

I would like to let everything run first over nen savings plan and invest if necessary in individual shares after. This usually frees up some cash in the fall of the year, since I receive my bonus here.

A savings plan on the $VWCE (+0,17%) over 350€ starts in January. I deliberately chose the accumulating one for now, as I figured the compound interest effect is better than the bit of dividend at the beginning. When a certain amount is reached, the plan would be to switch it to the distributing one. Does that make sense?

Furthermore, I would split another 250€ into savings plans on individual stocks. Here, however, I am not sure how many there should be.

The following is my selection, in which I have tried to diversify relatively reasonably. I am not sure if I succeeded. I have also read up a bit about each company, but it should be deepened

$ASML (-1,59%)
$MPW (+1,92%)
$O (+1,22%)
$BATS (-0,24%)
$PEP (+0,05%)
$BAYN (+0,17%)
$VOW (+1,96%)
$BLK
$RIO (-0,93%)
$MCD (-0,31%)
$BRK.B (+0,07%)
$MSFT (-1,05%)

Does it make sense to save so many positions (will then be a relatively small amount per company), or does it make sense to reduce it again?

In my portfolio there are already 3 Rio Tinto and one Mc Donalds share.

So I think that was it for now. If something is still missing, just ask.

Many thanks in advance for your help

Kind regards

Flo

Servus getquin community, am currently considering whether I should reallocate part of my investments. The talk is about $UIQK (+0,04%) which is my biggest position at the moment.

At that time I was looking for an ETF that combines commodities and energy supply, I came across $UIQK (+0,04%) came across. My goal was to benefit from the returns that these markets yield, but this works there only price-wise. Therefore, I am evaluating whether I want to invest a part in $RWE (-0,18%) and $RIO (-0,93%) and profit from the generous dividends and also possible price increases. In addition, it is said that sector ETFs are not always the best choice, which is why individual stocks now seem more attractive to me.

Of course, I am aware of the increased risk that this would entail, but I have been particularly impressed @DerCheruskerFuerst with its company presentation of $RWE (-0,18%) confirmed my opinion. $RIO (-0,93%) Would be a nice dividend payer with a nice focus on mining.

I could even imagine almost completely liquidating my position of $UIQK (+0,04%) but I would rather see a reduction of up to 70%.

Now I ask you, what do you think of my reallocation plans?