18H·

New growth and dividend stock wanted for buy and hold for 20 years or more

Please let me know your favorites and ideas. I am currently downsizing my somewhat misguided portfolio and want to rebuild it with growth and dividend stocks. Preferably growth stocks that also pay dividends. My goal is to create a snowball effect that will increase the portfolio by itself through dividends and normal growth.

My current favorites that remain are $CAT (-0,77%) , $SIE (+0,06%) , $AVGO (+0,18%) , $NVDA (+3,12%) , $ALV (+1,3%) , $BG (+0,99%) and the ETF $TDIV (+0,08%)

22 Comentários

Zerax@Zerax

18H

$MUV2 Perhaps something for you as a divi stock due to the setback yesterday

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risk_taker@risk_taker

17H

@Zerax I actually have them in my portfolio, but I'm not sure whether they should stay there. I also have stocks like Rio tinto or old republic in it but only with a small share and money in it

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Smudo@Smudeo

11H

$TLX
$EOAN
$IBE

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GordonCapital@GordonCapital

16H

...in my opinion, $SIE $ALV $GOOGL & $SAP would be suitable. ...because, after all, the dividend should come on time and continuously 😉

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Smudo@Smudeo

11H

@GordonCapital Google brutal dividend<1%
🤔

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GordonCapital@GordonCapital

11H

@Smudeo That's right! Alphabet's dividend yield is currently still comparatively low. But we must not forget that: Alphabet only started paying a dividend relatively recently. For me, the appeal of the share lies in the combination of long-term performance and a growing dividend. Given the enormous cash flows, I personally assume that the payout will continue to increase step by step in the coming years.

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Smudo@Smudeo

@GordonCapital For me, Google is an investment with a rising share price. Volatility 20-30 %
My colleague is looking for a safe haven with a dividend.
This is not his risk class.
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GordonCapital@GordonCapital

@Smudeo I understand what you mean. But there are no sure things on the stock market in the short term. The question was more about long-term performance with dividends. ...but I am not an investment advisor and therefore do not give investment advice. ...everyone decides for themselves.

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