Is anyone else having the problem that some announced dividends aren't showing up on GetQuin? My $SHEL (-0,19%) or $null have been announced, but those from, for example, $PG (-0,21%) and $XOM (+0,78%) are unfortunately missing entirely.
today I show you my stock exchange traded everyday life, although I was not nominated xD.
In the morning I get up and have a pleasant breakfast. After that I get ready in the bathroom with the products of $PG (-0,21%) & $null
After that I go to school with my bike or with a $BMW (-2,3%) to school, since I am just finishing my high school diploma. At school I work with the products of $AAPL (+0,85%) among others.
At five o'clock I start to work, here I sit down at my computer with components from $INTC (+9,91%) & $NVDA (+3,8%) as well as with monitors from $DELL and a keyboard from $1337 and a mouse from $LOGN (-0,63%)
Can someone please explain to me in simple terms (and preferably without stupid comments) why Unilever is performing so "badly" in contrast to Procter & Gamble, for example?
There is no "one" reason, there are many factors. - Unilever generates relatively high sales in emerging markets. The currency fluctuations have been weighing on the company recently. - the UK stock market is generally not doing so well and is rather lowly valued, which also has (had) to do with uncertainties due to Brexit - Consumer goods manufacturers grow mainly through acquisitions, at some point they get fat and have too many stagnating brands. Then they have to slim down. P&G, Colgate and Nestle also show such phases in their share price. - Management makes unpopular decisions (like now)
No investment advice, just examples. There are many influencing factors.
