Tesla with sales decline + SAP maintains cloud growth rate and confirms outlook + Danaher's statements also drive Sartorius, Stedim and Evotec

Tesla $TSLA (+2,42%)with decline in sales

• Tesla recorded a nine percent drop in sales to 19.3 billion dollars and a 71 percent drop in profits to 409 million dollars in the past quarter.
• Analyst Dan Ives from Wedbush Securities estimates that Elon Musk's political activities could permanently reduce demand for Tesla by 15 to 20 percent.
• In its current quarterly report, Tesla refrains from its usual forecast of a return to growth.
• For the first time in its Q1 earnings report, Tesla does not mention when the company intends to return to growth.
• Tesla Inc. misses analysts' estimates of USD 0.42 with earnings per share of USD 0.27 in the first quarter. Revenue of USD 19.34 billion below expectations of USD 21.4 billion.
• Tech billionaire Elon Musk initiates withdrawal from Washington.
• From May, he will spend "considerably" less time in the government apparatus as President Donald Trump's cost-cutter, said the Tesla boss.
• Instead, he will focus more on the interests of the electric car manufacturer.

SAP $SAP (+1,23%)maintains cloud growth rate and confirms outlook

• SAP maintained its cloud growth in the first quarter and significantly increased its operating profit.
• The Walldorf-based software group confirmed its outlook for the current year.
• According to the DAX-listed company, the environment is characterized by high dynamics and uncertainty and further developments are difficult to predict.
• SAP is targeting currency-adjusted cloud growth of 26 to 28 percent to 21.6 to 21.9 billion euros this year.
• Cloud and software combined are expected to grow by 11 to 13 percent to 33.1 to 33.6 billion euros.
• The non-IFRS operating result is expected to reach EUR 10.3 to 10.6 billion after EUR 8.15 billion in 2024.
• In the first quarter, cloud revenue rose by 26% in constant currency to just under EUR 5 billion.
• Analysts had expected a consensus of EUR 5.06 billion from Visible Alpha.
• Currency-adjusted growth had already amounted to 26% in the fourth quarter.
• Non-IFRS operating profit rose by 58% to EUR 2.46 billion.
• The Current Cloud Backlog (CCB), which quantifies secured orders over the course of a year, rose by 29% to EUR 18.2 billion after adjusting for currency effects.
• The initial reaction of the share in after-hours trading in Germany was positive. They rose by more than 5 percent to 231 euros at the broker Lang & Schwarz.
• The SAP share had closed 3.32 percent lower at 218.50 euros on XETRA on Tuesday.
• SAP ADRs traded on the NYSE rose 6.48 percent to 268.75 US dollars in after-hours trading.

Danaher's $DHR (+0,16%)statements also drove Sartorius$SRT (-0,91%)Stedim $DIM (-0,12%)and Evotec $EVT (-0,19%)on

• The quarterly figures of the US pharmaceutical equipment manufacturer Danaher boosted the shares of Sartorius and its subsidiary Sartorius Stedim Biotech on Tuesday.
• The shares of pharmaceutical contract researcher Evotec also benefited.
• The reason for this was not only the better than expected results in the first quarter and the confirmation of the Group's annual targets.
• The fact that Danaher performed particularly well in the bioprocess technology segment, which is also an important pillar of the Göttingen-based Sartorius Group, probably put investors in a good mood.
• In addition, Danaher spoke of continued robust spending on research and development in the pharmaceutical sector.
• In the afternoon, the Sartorius preference share rose 5.9 percent to 221.30 euros at the top of the leading German Dax index and is thus back at its highest level since the end of March.
• The 21-day line, which signals the short-term trend, had already been overcome on Wednesday.
• The 50-day line as an indicator of the medium-term trend at just under EUR 226 and the long-term 200-day line at just over EUR 234 are now the next decisive resistances.
• The shares of French company Stedim Biotech recently rose by 3.9% to EUR 194.35 in Paris.
• In the MDax, the mid-cap index below the Dax, Evotec shares rose by 6.7 percent to 6.82 euros, while in the USA Danaher shares rose by 5.0 percent to 194.09 US dollars.
• Analyst Rachel Vatnsdal from the US bank JPMorgan spoke of Danaher "comfortably exceeding expectations" and "remarkable strength" in the bioprocessing sector.
• The bioprocessing division was the leader in the first quarter, she wrote.
• Compared to the previous quarter, orders there had increased significantly, while the company had also noted that it had not noticed any pull-forward effects in view of impending tariffs.
• According to stock market analysts, this should also have a positive effect on the industry as a whole.
• Like Sartorius, Danaher is broadly positioned in the healthcare sector with businesses in biotechnology and diagnostics.

Wednesday: Stock market dates, economic data, quarterly figures

• ex-dividend of individual stocks
• Lenzing EUR 3.00
• Heineken EUR 1.17
• Proximus EUR 0.10
• Adecco Group 1.00 CHF

• Quarterly figures / company dates USA / Asia
• 12:30 AT&T | GE Vernova | Boston Scientific quarterly figures
• 13:00 Philip Morris quarterly figures
• 13:30 Boeing quarterly figures
• 15:30 Goldman Sachs AGM
• 16:00 Cigna AGM
• 22:00 IBM | Texas Instruments | Lam Research
• 22:00 ResMed | Whirlpool quarterly figures
• No time specified: BYD quarterly figures

• Quarterly figures / Company dates Europe
• 07:30 Danone | Essilor-Luxottica 1Q sales
• 07:30 Volvo AB | Akzo Nobel quarterly figures
• 08:00 Reckitt Benckiser Trading Update 1Q
• 09:00 Just Eat Takeaway Trading Update 1Q
• 10:00 ASML | Sulzer Holding AGM
• 17:45 Kering quarterly figures

• Economic data

09:15 FR: Purchasing Managers' Index/PMI non-manufacturing | Purchasing Managers' Index/PMI manufacturing (1st release)

09:30 DE: Purchasing Managers' Index/PMI non-manufacturing (1st release) April PROGNOSE: 50.3 PREVIOUS: 50.9 Total Purchasing Managers' Index (1st release) PROGNOSE: 51.0 PREVIOUS: 51.3

09:30 DE: Purchasing Managers' Index/PMI manufacturing (1st release) April FORECAST: 47.6 PREVIOUS: 48.3

10:00 EU: Purchasing Managers' Index/PMI non-manufacturing Eurozone (1st release) April FORECAST: 50.5 PREVIOUS: 51.0

10:00 EU: Purchasing Managers' Index/PMI Manufacturing Eurozone (1st release) April FORECAST: 47.5 previously: 48.6 Total Purchasing Managers' Index (1st release) FORECAST: 50.4 previously: 50.9

10:30 UK: Purchasing Managers' Index/PMI non-manufacturing (1st release) Apri PROGNOSE: 51.6 previous: 52.5 | Purchasing Managers' Index/PMI manufacturing (1st release) April PROGNOSE: 44.2 previous: 44.9

11:00 EU: Trade Balance February

15:00 US: IMF, Fiscal Monitor

15:30 US: Fed St. Louis President Musalem and Fed Governor Waller, participate in Fed Listens Event

15:45 US: Purchasing Managers' Index/PMI Services (1st release) April Forecast: 52.8 Previous: 54.4 | Purchasing Managers' Index/PMI Manufacturing (1st release) April Forecast: 49.5 Previous: 50.2

16:00 US: New Home Sales March FORECAST: +1.3% yoy previous: +1.8% yoy

16:30 US: Crude oil inventories data (week) from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) previous week

18:00 US: Governing Council member Knot, speech at Peterson Institute conference

20:00 US: Fed, Beige Book

21:15 US: ECB Chief Economist Lane, participation in panel at IMF Spring Meetings

21:45 US: ECB Director Cipollone, participation in panel at IMF Spring Meetings

No time specified: CN: Auto Shanghai 2025 exhibition in Shanghai

The first quarter of 2025 is over. In March, real assets recorded declines, both in equities and ETFs and especially in cryptocurrencies. The markets have become increasingly volatile. While many are panicking, I have been enjoying the first signs of spring, hiking and continuing to winter bathe diligently.

For the past month of March 2025, I present the following points:

➡️ SHARES

➡️ ETFS

➡️ DISTRIBUTIONS

➡️ CASHBACK

➡️ AFTER-PURCHASES

➡️ P2P CREDITS

➡️ CRYPTO

➡️ AND OTHER?

➡️ OUTLOOK

➡️ Shares

There was a considerable setback in March, and not just in equities. The reason for this is the customs issue, on which I have already formulated my thesis, which many believe to be correct. To summarize briefly: Markets are being depressed to get investors into bonds, which lowers bond yields and allows US debt to be refinanced at a lower interest rate. After the refinancing of short-term US government bonds, the tariffs are put into perspective and the next upswing follows, which Trump can boast about. Whether this assumption is correct remains to be seen. However, it would make sense in the long term to slash US spending. Even if the D.O.G.E. does a good job, you can't cut everything without incurring the displeasure of the population.

A look at the depot shows the front-runner $AVGO (+1,06%) and its companion $NFLX (+0,22%) both currently only 150% up, despite a significant setback. I am unimpressed by this development, as the capital market is always facing worse times, which will be followed by better ones. According to André Kostolany, it is now the "shaky hands" that are significantly triggering the sell-off. Yes, change your perspective: the red sign in your portfolio is irrelevant, now is the time to buy more. Enormous overvaluations in tech stocks have been reduced and they may now be available at a fairer price. There are also attractive defensive value stocks on offer, ideal for a dividend portfolio.

Second and fourth place in my individual share portfolio are still occupied by $WMT (+0,42%) and $SAP (+1,23%) . Walmart can now prove that it acts as a stable anchor in the portfolio even in bad times. In sixth place is a stock that I did not expect to be in the top 10. Like me, many of you have shares in $WM (+1,22%) but the stock I am looking for is its competitor: $RSG (+0,19%) . I have been watching the rise of this stock even before the pressure from Trump and I am happy about it. This is an example of a defensive stock. Garbage collection is necessary and Republic Services, like Waste Management, will literally turn garbage into gold for shareholders 50 years from now. Anyone complaining about their portfolio being down 50% probably has too much tech and too little defensive. My overall portfolio currently stands at around -12%. That's OK in the current macro environment.

Which brings us to the subject of performance: $NKE0 and $DHR (+0,16%) returned around -39% at the end of March.

➡️ ETFs

They are also recording significant losses. It is important to remain calm and continue investing. Such phases are part of the game. I will not repeat further details.

➡️ Distributions

In March, I received 31 distributions on 15 payout days. I am grateful for this additional income stream. Everyone should build up such additional income.

This time, the distributions from my three large ETFs were not made on March 31, but in the first few days of April. This means that there should theoretically be 34 distributions. Numerous corrections and cancellations of dividends from REITs were not taken into account. With $O (+0,49%) , $OHI (+1,22%) , $LTC (+0,38%) and $STAG (+0,45%) there were therefore some cancellations and new dividend distributions. Although this was a major bureaucratic effort, it was usually a cause for celebration. This is because the REITs initially distribute dividends from current net income. If there are then corrections in the following year, it is determined that a distribution is also made from the already taxed retained earnings. This subsequently reduces the company's tax burden and I have noticed that I pay less capital gains tax and solidarity surcharge. So more cash in my pocket for reinvestment.

➡️ Cashback

In March, I received a small amount of income from an expense report, which I invested directly in my custody account. More on this under subsequent purchases.

➡️ Subsequent purchases

The additional purchases were financed from the expense report and, above all, from the bonus paid out by my employer. I am grateful for this, as my employer is not doing well at the moment.

I made numerous additional purchases in several ETFs that are in my small old portfolios. I invested smaller sums $GGRP (+0,55%) , $JEGP (-0,47%) , $SPYW (-0,06%) , $FGEQ (-0,39%) and $SPYD (+0,23%) and bought a larger sum in shares of the $IWDP. On the last Friday in March, I checked my portfolio and realized that, despite careful use of the surplus, there was more cash left than I had expected. I therefore made a small additional purchase in the $VNA (-0,35%) . For me, Vonovia (like the REITs) is a kind of hedge against my own rising rent.

➡️ P2P loans

With my last P2P platform, Mintos, there were no interest or redemption payments. I still intend to withdraw all funds where released. I would even accept a full write-off to get out of the platform. The remaining amount is no longer relevant to me.

➡️ Crypto

Crypto investors continued to experience significant volatility in March. The double top predicted by some does not seem to be materializing and the indicators do not currently point to a steep rise. I am studying the charting and the macro environment for crypto, although I still have a lot to learn here. Patience and calm are still required. I am sticking to my cycle strategy, the macro situation confirms me, so there is no need for me to take any action.

➡️ And what else?

I'm currently deepening my knowledge of AI. The posts on my Instagram channel that I published in March (and others that will follow in April) were created with the help of AI. I explained my approaches, beliefs about finance and the frugal lifestyle, and my goals to AI. The AI then created suggestions for Instagram posts, including prompts and allowing for a week break at the end of the month.

There is still a lot for me to learn. I am using AI more and more intensively and deeply in my professional and private life. While colleagues are happy that an AI can write emails for them, I use it much more extensively, for example to have technical content and its effects on departments and companies explained to me at work or to have economic relationships explained to me in my private life. In addition to ChatGPT, I particularly like Grok by X, as this AI always asks questions and thus enables a fluid conversation. The AI doesn't just reproduce facts, but also evaluates my ideas and classifies them, for example whether I should already use part of my nest egg to buy more quality stocks at favorable prices. Her suggestion was perhaps to wait until after the refinancing of short-term US government debt, when there might be less downward volatility in the market. This recommendation is based on my thesis mentioned above.

March was also a month of fasting for me, not for religious reasons, but because I want to and always intend to. I like to use the time after fasting to change my habits, adjust my diet and vary my sports units and routines. For me, this is particularly easy after fasting - the time afterwards generally feels like a new beginning.

➡️ Outlook

In April we will continue to see negative signs in the portfolio. I have now placed a limit order, which I hope will be triggered. The annual electricity bill is also due. I'm curious to see how much will be returned, the refund will certainly go into the custody account. It will also become clear whether I will increase my discount due to higher electricity costs. Until then!

Links:

Social media links can be found in my profile, you can also take a look at the Instagram version of my review.

$DHR (+0,16%) is now back at the level of 4 years ago and has been moving more or less sideways at this level for around 6 weeks. The development of the last few quarters was not good, but the forecast is positive again. EPS is expected to rise in the higher double-digit percentage range in Q1 and even more strongly in the further course of the year. Out of 18 analysts (yes, I know) there are 13x Buy/Strong Buy and 5x Hold.

Would the share now be a buy for you, or would you rather go for other candidates (which ones?). Of course, in the medical (technology) sector $ISRG (+1,26%) which have also recently corrected considerably, but are still valued much higher with a notoriously different chart trend. I'm planning to add further here anyway.

https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/dhr/forecast/

"A bit of stagnation - and above all more inflation" is the title of the Bank of America economists' new forecast.

In such a scenario, companies with pricing power are in demand, i.e. those that can pass on rising costs to customers. These are companies that are already making good profits today and not in the too distant future. Their profits will not be greatly affected by higher interest rates. The companies must not be too cyclical; after all, they must also be able to withstand an economic slowdown.

The investment bank Goldman Sachs has compiled a list of 102 stocks that can still hold their own in a stagflation.

Analysts see the greatest price potential in commodity companies such as $MTDR (-0,28%)
Matador Resources, $CVE (+0,76%)
Cenovus Energy, $AA (+0,1%)
Alcoa and $DVN (+0,73%)
Devon Energy. The average price target for these stocks is around 40 percent above the current value. They are followed by tech companies such as $AMZN (+0,61%)
Amazon, $GOOGL (+2,02%)
Alphabet, $MSFT (+0,63%)
Microsoft, $META (+1,77%)
Meta and $ISRG (+1,26%)
Intuitive Surgical. The professionals put the potential here at at least 30 percent. This is followed by other commodities and media groups such as $SLB (+1,14%)
Schlumberger, $COP (+0,15%)
Conocophillips, $RIO (-1,02%)
Rio Tinto and $OXY (+0,61%)
Occidental Petroleum with a potential of between 25 and 30 percent.

Also $WMT (+0,42%)
Walmart is also on the list; analysts see a price potential of 27 percent for the retailer. For the conglomerate $DHR (+0,16%)
Danaher experts expect 25 percent and the railroad company $CNR (+0,47%)
Canadian National Railway is also at the top of the list.

Source (excerpt): WELT / Graphic: ChatGPT

Hello to the community ✌️

I am new to this platform and would like to introduce my portfolio to you. I am more or less a newbie on the stock market. During the first corona lockdown, I started to get involved with the stock market. Towards the end of 2021/beginning of 2022, I opened my portfolio. I watched a lot of YouTube videos, read books and looked into finfluencers. Since then, I have been diligently buying and selling shares. Of course, I also had to learn a lot - and after three years of "stock market experience" I'm still paying, but fortunately not as much!

I recently discovered the Getquin platform and have been diligently reading posts and comments here. I'm curious to see what the more experienced among you have to say about my portfolio. I hope to gain a lot of added value from the platform and am therefore looking forward to numerous tips and suggestions for improvement.

Before I became intensively involved with the stock market, I had already saved a certain amount of money. Originally, this money was intended as equity for a condominium. But then came the coronavirus crisis, and during the first lockdown I decided to "spend" it on the stock market instead.

At first, like probably many beginners, I randomly bought whatever YouTubers and finfluencers recommended - without any real knowledge or experience. A good friend told me at the time: "Invest all your money in the $IWDA (+0,46%)
and just let it run." But I had skepticism, fear and a lot of "But, but, but..." in my head. That's why I initially only invested a portion and later switched to the $VWCE (+0,32%) to achieve a broader diversification. At the same time, I regularly bought and sold individual shares, etc....

Initially, my focus was strongly on dividends and dividend yields, but since last year I've been increasingly concentrating on growth stocks, so I haven't bought the $VWCE (+0,32%) not bought any more for the time being. I want to change that over time and weight the ETF even higher

My current portfolio:

It currently consists of 36 positions:

- 1 World ETF

- 35 Individual stocks

I would like to reduce my portfolio to 30 positions or fewer in order to be more focused.

My strategy:

I plan to hold approx. 18-20 shares as growth stocks as growth stocks. The remaining positions should be dividend growth stocks be dividend growth stocks.

The technology/semiconductor sector has been weak recently (apart from Palantir), but I am convinced that it will outperform the market over the next few years. I would therefore like to hold this sector with 30-35% of the portfolio of the portfolio.

$PLTR (+1,82%) is my largest position, but I have been thinking about liquidating it for a few weeks now because the valuation now seems to me to be beyond good and evil. However, I am actually a friend of letting profits run.

With REITs I'm still undecided as to whether I should liquidate them or keep them for diversification.

$DHR (+0,16%) Over time, I would like to replace$SYK (+1,01%) but no suitable opportunity has yet arisen.

$NOVO B (-2,73%) , $ASML (-1,21%) , $ALV (+0,34%) and $MC (+0,06%) should cover my European block. With these 4 stocks, I am optimistic that things will pick up again in the near future.

Planned portfolio allocation for the next few years:

TECHNOLOGY / SEMICONDUCTORS 30%

HEALTH 20%

FINANCES 15%

CONSUMER GOODS 15%

CONSUMER STAPLES 10%

INDUSTRY 5%

REITS 5%

I am looking forward to your tips and opinion, and maybe you have any stocks to add to my portfolio🫡 and sorry for the full text 😅

Have a nice evening 😬

January is over. The first month of the year was relatively quiet for me: one hike and two ice baths in sub-zero temperatures. The investment knew what to do by itself. Time for a look back.

I present the following points for the past month of January 2025:

➡️ SHARES

➡️ ETFS

➡️ DISTRIBUTIONS

➡️ CASHBACK

➡️ AFTER-PURCHASES

➡️ P2P CREDITS

➡️ CRYPTO

➡️ AND OTHER?

➡️ OUTLOOK

➡️ Shares

After a strong month in December, my heavyweight among the individual stocks has $AVGO (+1,06%) lost a bit of steam during the month, but is still up by over 250% overall. A performance that I did not expect when I selected my stocks.

On the other hand $NFLX (+0,22%) and $SAP (+1,23%) are performing well. Netflix with +179% and SAP now also in triple digits with +118%. Both are in 3rd and 4th place in terms of volume. $WMT (+0,42%) now with +105%, also a doubler. It gets exciting behind them, the financial stocks are rising. $BAC (+0,32%) ,$V (+0,25%) and $MA (+0,77%) continue to push forward. Is this now a sign that financial stocks will generally rise again? It's well known that profits are rising there. I suspect that the stock market will now price in Trump's deregulation of the sector.

The red lanterns will once again go to the usual suspects $NKE (+0,9%) , $DHR (+0,16%) and $CPB (+1,3%) . All stocks are now performing even worse at -35%, -29% and -22%. They are among the smallest positions in my main equity portfolio with the $DHL (-0,32%) . I'm not worried about the big drop yet, but I'm already taking a closer look. I would have expected Danaher in particular to be back in the black after the last split.

➡️ ETFs

ETFs are doing their thing as usual. What else can you say except the typical?

➡️ Distributions

I received 23 distributions on 12 payout days in January. I am grateful for this additional income stream. Everyone should build up their additional income this way.

➡️ Cashback

There was no cashback payment received in my accounts in January. The separation of REWE and Penny with Payback is making itself felt and I have to come up with a new system for continuing my "cashback pension". So far, I'm thinking about adding up the rebates on the receipts and transferring these amounts from the grocery account to the clearing accounts in order to invest them in one-off savings plans. However, I would only do this once a month because of the administrative effort involved. For DM, Payback continues as usual. But what I like about the REWE and Penny apps is that you can save the discounts in them, so I could use my old system there again. In the meantime, Kaufland is also coming back into focus for my weekly shopping.

➡️ Repeat purchases

There was a subsequent or new purchase of an ETF for my crypto successor portfolio, which was financed from a triggered BTC limit order. I invested in the $EXX5 (-0,07%) .

➡️ P2P loans

With my last P2P platform, Mintos, there was a redemption payment in the cent range, otherwise the platform continues to hang on my leg like a ball and chain. I will gradually withdraw everything here and hopefully end my involvement in this asset class as soon as possible.

➡️ Crypto

January offered crypto investors a BTC ATH on Trump's inauguration on the one hand, but otherwise we are more likely to be dealing with a sideways market on the whole. As mentioned, I triggered a BTC sell limit order on the day of the inauguration. And it was even very close to the ATH. Around 1/3 of my total holdings have been sold since the beginning of November. I am still far from satisfied. But I need higher prices for further sales. Is my strategy working? Or is the bull market already over? I think it will continue, but not for much longer.

➡️ And what else?

Like many of you, I'm feeling the effects of the changes due to rising social security contributions and rising costs. My budget is set up so that my budgets and lump sums work on their own and I've managed well with my budget sizes too. The amount invested each month via savings plans was as large as possible. In the end, there was always an amount left over that went into my nest egg, the last bit, so to speak. This remaining €100 more than halved in January. On the one hand, it's not a problem, I could simply cut back on the savings plans, but I don't want to do that. I can't reduce my spending any further myself. I'm in a salary round, but it's very likely that I won't get a pay rise this year. I'm happy that my second income stream is growing steadily, even if it's not yet significantly noticeable. Now I'm thinking about how I can earn even more money, because taxes are set to rise further, not just social security contributions, the greedy state and greedy politicians are targeting our investment income and interpreting unfair taxation. Unfortunately, they are completely ignorant, because they do not understand that this is already taxed when it is taxed again for us investors (or has already been taxed twice - keyword withholding tax), or that social security contributions on it would mean a further entitlement to benefits from the funds for us as investors. And not just for us, but also for international investors. In contrast to rental income, for example, the deduction for capital income is immediate and not deferred. These are all considerations that are not taken into account by tax increase enthusiasts. Demanding tax increases in a high-tax country is proof of a lack of reality either way. For me, the entire state should continue to be slimmed down.

So you can see from the current political discourse that the state only wants to take away, instead of ensuring that citizens build up something for themselves with effort and sweat, which they then know how to look after and appreciate. However, a considerable promotion of private asset accumulation means that citizens may not need any or significantly fewer pension payments to ensure an adequate old age. I look with some envy at other countries that have much more sophisticated pension systems or sovereign wealth funds. I once wrote an article about the systems in Norway and Sweden.

➡️ Outlook

In February, I can expect reimbursements from the health insurance companies and the dental supplement, which I will invest in in the February review. Until then!

Links:

Social media links can be found in my profile, also feel free to check out the Instagram version of my review.

How do you see $DHR (+0,16%) for the future? do you expect good growth?

There's a lot coming up next week my dear GQ users 👀

I'll be paying particular attention to these company figures 🧐

Monday $SOFI (+1,85%)

Wednesday $ASML (-1,21%)
$MSCI (+0,48%)
$DHR (+0,16%)
$MSFT (+0,63%)

Thursday $V (+0,25%)

Friday $ABBV (+2,02%)

hope I haven't forgotten anything 😅

Which company figures are you particularly excited about? What do you think the figures will be? How will the market react to the figures ? 📈📉

Otherwise, have a nice weekend!

see you, your share champion

✌️