Thank you so much for helping and responding to my previous post and poll.

So $SHEL (+0,29%) was the clear winner with $RAND (-0,68%) and $STLAM (-1%) coming in 2nd and 3rd place.

I think most people respond without thinking too much about the options and selecting what they already know. Wich is understandable because time is precious.

The actual stock i plan to buy is $ACX (-0,52%) because it is next on the dividend calendar.

And $SHEL (+0,29%) is in the pipeline too while i am still considering $MAU (+0,14%) in between.

After the dividend run i am looking at $RAND (-0,68%)
$CRBN (-1,72%)
$STLAM (-1%)
$AALB (-1,37%)

$GOGL is merging with $EURN (-1,14%) (CMB.TECH) so i am waiting to see how that looks after the merger.

Have a blessed weekend.

$SHEL (+0,29%)

Shell Helps Limit #AEX Losses Amid Market Uncertainty

The Amsterdam stock exchange saw a decline on Tuesday, but Shell's stock rise helped limit the damage. The AEX index dropped 0.5% to 920.37 points by late morning. Market sentiment remains heavily influenced by the ongoing conflict between #Israel and #Iran, with fresh missile attacks escalating tensions.

Despite reports of potential de-escalation, new Israeli strikes on Tehran and a warning from former U.S. President Donald #Trump suggest further instability. Trump returned early from the G7 summit, hinting at a larger issue beyond the conflict, though details remain unclear.

Oil prices, which had dipped on Monday, rose by 1% on Tuesday, supporting energy stocks. Meanwhile, the #euro/#dollar exchange rate stabilized ahead of the U.S. interest rate decision, and Germany’s #ZEW index showed improved economic expectations.

Shell led the AEX gainers with a 0.9% increase, followed by $DSFIR (-0,51%) DSM-Firmenich at 0.8%.$UMG (-0,63%) Universal Music Group saw a 4% decline, while $CRBN (-1,72%) Corbion dropped 4.6% due to a large share sale.

Overall, Shell’s performance provided some stability, but broader market concerns persist as geopolitical tensions and economic indicators continue to shape investor sentiment.