Yesterday evening I took a closer look at some financial statements, with some interesting results. ENEL for example did indeed trade a some point in recent times under the cash per share.
Mostly I looked at the results of stocks I own. Overall it was quite nice, but as written before such bull runs are always a bit two-edged if you have a hard time to find other good investements outside of stocks...
E.ON went down from ~15 to ~13€, a brilliant investment in a strong marketOriginally Posted by Firn
It is always nice to see some contra given. Anyway I will post the latest three trades, at least the price for which I got hopefully more value. Note that this concerns the small part of the portfolio wich is directly invested in equities. The far bigger equity part is in index funds, mostly of the (physical) ETF type.
E.ON: ~15
HP: ~10
Xerox: ~5
Buying fees are roughly 0.5%, portfolio fees 0.1%. Prices in €. Trades happened in the last two weeks. Obviously the sample is (too) small but it will be easier to manage.
We will see how things go in a couple of years. Hopefully we will not have forgotten this thread, but maybe this might be a good thing as good news doesn't create as many posts.
P.S: I just noted the almost perfect price scale of 5-10-15. Funny.
H.P did not too badly from ~ 10 to 12,8€ not too shabby.
Xerox gain some from 5 to 6€
So if one invested 30 € in each stock one has now (with fees but without dividends) roughly 100€ compared to 90€ you had a quarter ago. Not too bad especially if we consider that the € roughly gained 10% on the $. An U.S American could have got a nice return with those three combined.
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