I'll give it a try at $CPRT (-2,4%)

But only with half position size

Out are $PEP (+3,26%) & $APA (-2,76%)

New in $CPRT (-2,4%) where an entry could possibly follow today.

CRV of 1.9 is just at the limit.

Pro: all EMAs below us (if we close above the 50s today)

New upward trend formed.

Cons: weak risk/reward ratio

Hello everyone, with Donald Trump and Elon Musk in office, I'm expecting volatile times ahead. I have therefore carried out a check on my portfolio to determine how solid my foundation (core) still is.

The following criteria were used for the check

Quality check

The quality check examines shares for the quality of the business model and the stability of the balance sheet

Enduring qualities

The long-term indicator checks whether share prices are constantly rising.

Outperformer check

Every investor is confronted with the question of whether to invest money passively in ETFs or in individual shares. A share should rise by more than 10% per year for an investment to be worthwhile.

KUV monster

When companies are hyped and everyone knows about the quality of a company, the return potential is usually low. The top 5% of the most highly valued shares according to the KUV criterion are problematic.

The following companies from my portfolio stood out in this regard

buy and leave.

Alphabet $GOOG (-2,32%) Modine Manuf. $MOD (-7,19%) Chipotle $CMG (-2,73%)

Microsoft $MSFT (-1,57%) Copart $CPRT (-2,4%) Vertex $VRTX (+0,82%)

Constellation Software $CSU (-0,46%) Man and machine $MUM (+0,16%)

Corcept Therap. $CORT (-2%) Tetra Tech $TTI (-5,41%) TransDigm Group $TDG (-1,3%)

IES Holding $IES ASML $ASML (-0,72%)

$BATS (-1,84%)
https://www.tradingview.com/x/z3rRyfl7

Current trades:

$GOOGL (-2,28%)
https://www.tradingview.com/x/XOlpzCuu Entry 14.02

$APD (-1%)
https://www.tradingview.com/x/Om7wzNuq

Entry 14.02

$AXP (-2,31%)
https://www.tradingview.com/x/zMEzxQga

Entry 18.02

Closed trades:

08.01 $AD (+0,12%)
https://www.tradingview.com/x/jWgHkMO8 🟢

$NOVO B (+5,32%) Yolo trade 20.01 / closed 22.01 🟢+47%

31.1 $COST (+0,22%)
https://www.tradingview.com/x/rjRs5UU0 +175%🟢

$NU (-11,11%) +85% 🟢 https://www.tradingview.com/x/m1Vq6dAQ

14.02 $CPRT (-2,4%) closed due to the quarterly figures on 19.02 / +20%🟢https://www.tradingview.com/x/k5xe1w71

Copart's sales in the first quarter exceed forecasts due to strong accident vehicle volumes. $CPRT (-2,4%)

Nov 21 (Reuters) - Online vehicle auction service provider Copart (CPRT.O), opens new tabreported better-than-expected first-quarter sales on Thursday, driven by high volumes of accident vehicles.

Due to the increasing complexity of vehicles and rising labor costs, customers prefer to total their vehicles rather than repair them.

Improving the acquisition cost of vehicles sold by the company - which also offers remarketing services for the sale of damaged and totaled vehicles - has also significantly reduced Copart's costs.

Revenue at the Dallas, Texas-based company rose 12.4 percent to $1.15 billion in the first quarter, beating analysts' estimates of $1.10 billion, according to data compiled by LSEG.

Copart's net income rose to 361.2 million dollars, or 37 cents per share, in the quarter ended Oct. 31, up from 332.5 million dollars, or 34 cents per share, a year earlier.

https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/coparts-first-quarter-revenue-beats-estimates-strong-salvage-vehicle-volumes-2024-11-21/

Comdirect - Birthday promotion!

Good morning dear Quinies,

I became aware of a cool Comdirect promotion through our dwarf's junior custody account.

First of all: I had a custody account with Comdirect for many years before I switched to ING and never had any problems there and always received first-class support when I needed it. I only switched at the time for cost reasons. As part of the campaign that I would like to present to you in more detail, I have now opened a second custody account with Comdirect again.

Specifically, Comdirect is offering the following when opening a custody account until 05.12.2024:

• Free custody account management (already standard for regular savings plan executions)
• Free savings plans for the entire available range of shares, funds, ETFs and certificates for 30 months
• 3.90 flat fee per trade (i.e. no additional costs in live trading, otherwise plus exchange-dependent fees)
• When opening a Tagesgeld-Plus account, there is 3.0% p.a. for 30 weeks on this account for new customers

Why have I opened a second custody account there?

As some of you may know, share savings plans at ING are subject to a fee. In addition, unlike ING, Comdirect offers the option of adding other/more shares/ETFs (a number of growth stocks, REITs and private equity, which are not possible with ING) to a savings plan. This was the decisive advantage for me. Comdirect also offers the option of taking out a securities loan and opening foreign currency accounts. Of course, I also used a payback coupon when I opened the account💰(more content from me on the subject of cashback soon😉, I received/will receive 6,000 points, which equates to €60, so some trades would already have been financed).

Since my main strategy at ING runs fully automatically without any effort on my part, but I realize that I'm getting a bit bored without a bit of playing and experimenting in the investment area, I'm using the second custody account at Comdirect as a "gamble portfolio" for the next 30 months. After that, the securities will probably be transferred to ING and I'll think about what to do with them.

So I will invest part of my Christmas money (€2,500) once on 23.11.24 as a savings plan in the following 6 individual stocks and 4 ETFs and then save €25 each month on the 1st for the next 30 months (we are really talking about gambling money here, share of the portfolio <5% of my total portfolio):

$PLTR (-3,33%)

$CPRT (-2,4%)

$SFM (-12,04%)

$D05 (+0,91%)

$RR. (-1,27%)

$SOFI (-4,68%)

$VUCP (+0,46%)

$K0MR (-1,19%)

$JEGP (+0,05%)

$FLXX (-0,01%)

From January 2025 I will share monthly updates on my "gamblefolio" here with you.

If you are interested in opening a securities account with Comdirect as part of the birthday campaign, please use the reference link in my bio😉.

I hope you find the article interesting (please leave a like).

Have a nice, relaxed Sunday🆓😎.

Greetings, Marcus

A long-term runner below the 200-day line.

Is it worth getting in?

$CPRT (-2,4%)

Profit growth expected 22% in 2025

P/E RATIO 2024: 33

P/E RATIO 2025: 32

Free cash flow: 2024: 997

2025: 1424

2026: 1658

EBitT margin: 2024: 38.48%

2025: 40,04%

2026: 39,84%

Book value per share: 2024: 1.446

2025: 1,644

2026: 1,835

Key figures continue to increase.

Can anyone find a fly in the ointment?

Company Profile

Copart, Inc. engages in the provision of online auctions and vehicle remarketing services. It offers vehicle sellers a full range of services to process and sell vehicles primarily over the Internet using Virtual Bidding Third Generation Internet auction-style sales technology. The company sells vehicles primarily to licensed vehicle dismantlers, remanufacturers, repair licensees, used car dealers and exporters and in certain locations, as well as to the general public. The company's services include online seller access, residual value estimating services, appraisal services, salvage vehicle processing, virtual insurance exchange, transportation services, vehicle inspection stations, on-demand reporting, DMV processing, and vehicle processing programs. It operates through the United States and International segments. The company was founded by Willis J. Johnson in 1982 and is headquartered in Dallas, TX.

Hello everyone,

I am more than satisfied with the performance of my portfolio this year!

I was in the discovery phase for a long time as far as my strategy is concerned and I have certainly lost some returns due to some back and forth. The back and forth was mainly due to a steady increase in knowledge. I have learned a lot this year, particularly in the area of share valuation (DCF, fair value, trading comps) (and of course some gambling). With this additional knowledge, I also had to rethink some positions that I would certainly not have included in my portfolio today.

I am pretty sure that my approach of buying absolute quality companies at good prices will work out in the future.

That's why I want to focus my portfolio even more in the future!

For new additions to the portfolio I have $SNPS (-3,7%)
$CDNS (-4,03%)
$ANSS (-1,34%)
$CPRT (-2,4%)
$CTAS (-0,09%) and $RACE (-0,5%) at the top of my watch list. If something happens here that drives the valuation down significantly, I would like to buy it.

What are your top quality companies?

LG

@Kundenservice

Topic: Stock Split

Yesterday there was a 2:1 split at $CPRT (-2,4%) . The price is now also displayed correctly, only the number of shares in my portfolio was not adjusted. Do I have to adjust this manually (increase number + EK /2), or does this happen automatically over the course of the days?

Side info: transactions were added via PDF. 😊

This has been a long marathon, finally the sub-portfolio is complete - at least for now. It took us a little longer than a year to reach the intended number of 10 different stocks! 😄

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What do you think about the selection? Would you have replaced one stock with another? 🤔

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At this point, it is worth mentioning that I have already initiated the sale of UFP Industries. The reason for this is not that I am not convinced by the performance, but the "post-treatment" of the return: the income cleaning extremely reduces the return in that case. Lastly, in a Patreon post, I had explained again in detail what you should pay attention to when selecting stocks related to revenue cleansing (note: it is not only the share of impure revenue that matters) 😁

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Do you guys have a replacement candidate for UFP? 🤔

#halal
#investieren

Current tenbagger portfolio:

$FIVE (-2,21%)
$NVDA (-3,63%)
$WCH (-0,13%)
$CPRT (-2,4%)
$TRI (+0,61%)
$BOOT (-2,39%)
$UFPI (-0,76%)
$WSM (-6,38%)
$BILL (+1,08%)
$AMN (+7,29%)