This investment portfolio is for long term, focussing on buy and hold forever stocks.
I also put some growth stocks in for 5/10 years.
24 years old and i invest €1000 per month and i want to keep it under 15 positions.
I also think about putting it all in 1 etf, but it has to give me some nice dividend, maybe some suggestions or do you guys have some tips for improving my portfolio?
Quarterly figures $AD (+0,48%) Yesterday, a solid Q2, revenue plus 3.3% to €23.1 bln, online sales +11.8%. For the first time a profit for the total online part 💪🏼 Underlying earnings per share was €0.65 and interim dividend €0.51. Margins are slightly lower (4%) due to investments in the US, but outlook for 2025 remains strong. E-commerce continues to grow, bol.com is also doing well.
After some solid tips and reflection, I’ve cleaned up the portfolio a bit. Still holding quite a few positions, but I’m more focused than ever. $NVDA (+1,1%) (Nvidia) continues to dominate the AI space with no real competition in sight. $PLTR (+1,28%) (Palantir) is slowly proving its worth with strong long-term government and commercial contracts. $AD (+0,48%) (Ahold Delhaize) provides reliable stability in every market condition. $MAIN (+1,25%) (Main Street Capital) keeps the income steady with consistent payouts. $BFIT (+0,12%) (Basic-Fit) is expanding fast across Europe, and I like the potential. I’ve increased my $VHYL (-0,04%) exposure for a strong dividend base. My almost daily dividend pie is still going strong. Small, steady progress, and I’m in it for the long haul.
I always buy on Friday, because mostly de stocks are at their lowest on that time. With 10 $ULVR (+0,02%) and 15 $AD (+0,48%) I have all the groceries for the weekend in my pocket. 😁
With these stocks I add another €35,55 dividend/year on the pile, so the total is well above €1.500,- /year now with a portfolio of €25,5k [6% av]. This must leave something after income taxes. 🤔
Looks like a nice location on the charts for both purchases. Both might have now some headwinds because of the cheap dollar. But that’s a good thing if the dollar normalizes some more.
Picked up 7 more shares of Ahold Delhaize today for €34.53 each, totaling €241.71. I have real faith in this Dutch company, not because it’s exciting but because it’s consistent and dependable. They run some of the biggest supermarket chains across Europe and the U.S., and people always need groceries, no matter what the market is doing. Their steady cash flow, solid balance sheet, and reliable track record make it a long-term play I feel good about holding.
