As I have mentioned before and as many of you who have known me for a while know, I have been keeping a watchlist for about five to six years, which consists of two parts.
Part 1 includes stocks with current price targets, Part 2 contains all stocks without price targets. Every time a company publishes positive news, makes insider purchases or receives buy recommendations, it collects one point. At the slightest negative news, all points are deleted and the stock is moved to the second part of the list.
There are currently 1,475 stocks in part 1 and 2,229 titles in part 2.
This year I have selected from the top-ranked stocks five model portfolios created. The best portfolio achieved a return of 29 %the weakest was -1,8 %. You can see how the individual stocks performed in the appendix.
Maintaining this list takes about four hours per weekmostly during the commute or as a passenger. Through the use of AI I have been able to optimize this process significantly in recent years.
The development of individual titles is also interesting: the TopValue $ABX (+0,93%) was only ranked 19th last year, 45th in 2023 and 23rd in 2022. This year, the company is currently only ranked 78th.
Overall, this list serves as a decision-making aidespecially when I am undecided about a purchase despite good key figures.
Incidentally, last year $ALV (+0,2%) in 1st place last year and has accordingly gained around 37 % since the beginning of the year.
@DividendenWaschbaer This complicated Excel list
