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Share march, 30km route with 35 share companies

First day of vacation, 32°C and a 30km walk towards Stuttgart. I was able to find over 35 stock companies along the route.

Highlight, $BTC (+1,01%) Bitcoin logo on the wheel arch of the Jeep.

In addition to the car brands, $MBG (-1%)
$DTG (-2%)
$VOW (-0,72%)
$BMW (-1,05%)
$VOLV B (-1,2%)
$TSLA (+0,39%)
$1211 (-2,63%)
$P911 (-1,21%)
$F (+0,73%)
$8058 (+0,63%) I was able to discover numerous other companies that were new to me.

New for me was $6971 (+0,43%) Kyocera, a manufacturer of electronic devices from Japan and $WLK (+0%) Westlake Chemical from the USA.

From Germany there were also $SIX2 (-0,07%) Sixt $DTE (+0,19%) Telekom $TUI1 (-0,58%) Tui $AGCO (+0,39%) (Fendt) $256940 Eberspächer (supplier to the automotive industry) $SIE (-1,19%) Siemens $EBK ENBW $DHL (-0,07%) Post and $ALV (-0,76%) in the process.

Other companies:

$CAT (+0,74%) Caterpillar $HEIA (+0,28%) Heineken $HOG (+0,38%) Harley Davidson $PM (+0,25%) Philip Morris $NKE (+0,73%) Nike $AAPL (+0,75%) Apple $005930 Samsung $UPS (+0,51%) UPS $SHEL (+0,76%) Shell $V (+0,67%) Visa $MA (+0,45%) Mastercard $KER (-0,18%) Kering

$KO (+0,91%) Coca-Cola $QSR (+1,58%) Restaurant Brands (Burger King)

$O (+0,69%) Reality Income (leased to Decathlon)

Would you have recognized everything? It's interesting what you discover when you consciously look around.

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Today I looked at the $HEIA (+0,28%) and $CARL A (+0,22%) shares.

The setback of the $HEIA (+0,28%) share brought me closer to the brewery groups. After a little research, I had bought 8 shares of the $HEIO (+0%) 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 (+0,63%) and $CARL A (+0,22%) 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.