$RI (+0,15%)
$DGE (+0,39%)
$CARL B (-0,29%)
$HEIA (+0,04%)
$ASBHY
$ABI (+0,59%)

Hey guys, I've had a look at the current situation surrounding alcohol stocks and would like your opinion on it.

The current valuation of alcohol stocks reminds me a lot of the tobacco industry a few years ago. Back then, many stocks were trading at all-time lows. Anyone who invested back then was even ridiculed.

Today, I see a similar pattern with alcohol stocks: changes in consumption, regulatory pressure, etc . The question is: is this a comparable opportunity to the one we experienced in the tobacco industry, or are the structural differences too serious this time?

Today I looked at the $HEIA (+0,04%) and $CARL A (+0,19%) shares.

The setback of the $HEIA (+0,04%) share brought me closer to the brewery groups. After a little research, I had bought 8 shares of the $HEIO (-0,04%) purchased. It should be noted that I opted for the holding company here. I considered the lower P/E ratio and the slightly higher dividend to be more advantageous.

Perhaps someone here has a different opinion on this and would like to share it with regard to the holding company and the actual "core company".

I also look forward to lively discussions about the worthwhile nature of investing in brewery groups.

I would then like to ask another question.

With the $CARL B (-0,29%) and $CARL A (+0,19%) shares, I naturally noticed the voting rights.

How much would this variable affect you as an insignificant small shareholder?

In my opinion, I would take the share that is currently more favorable or has performed better historically.