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Below my transactions (older than 1 month) from group D: info
A strong increase in this ETF has remained.
ETF provider: Vanguard
Ticker: VHYL
ISIN: IE00B8GKDB10
Currency: EURO
Exchange: Euronext Amsterdam
It will continue to go well with the global economy. As a result, corporate profits will increase. In these ETF companies paying a high dividend. With rising business profits, the dividend can certainly be paid or even rise. I'm going to buy again because there is a solution to the US debt ceiling and the ECB continues to stimulate. The ECB did nothing to talk down the euro. A high Euro causes low inflation, which requires stimulation.
This Vanguard All-World High Dividend Yield UCITS ETF has quotations on different exchanges and is known under several ticker symbols. As long as the ISIN number is identical you are dealing with the same ETF.
It is going better with the world economy. Global quality companies with a high dividend will benefit from this. In this ETF, 1100 global companies are included. All major and well-known companies paying a high dividend are included. If the coming earnings season is going well, this ETF can begin to rise. Due to the large number of companies involved, there is a very good spread. Do not expect a spectacular increase in this ETF. The companies listed are too large and too old to expect a lot of volatility.
ETF provider: Amundi
Ticker: CWE
ISIN: FR0010791145
Exchange: Euronext Parijs
This Amundi ETF MSCI World Energy UCITS ETF has quotations on different exchanges and is known under several ticker symbols. As long as the ISIN number is identical you are dealing with the same ETF.
The oil price is still under pressure of high stock. Nevertheless, I expect higher oil prices in the future. In the short term OPEC wil try to avoid oil prices to fall. In the longer term not investing in new oilfields wil let the price increase fast. More info...
Still, the oil price is under some pressure. High inventories and increasing shale oil in the US are the cause. It seems that there is a massive oversupply. But in my eyes it is not. Even after the limited production all OPEC countries are pumping nearly at full power. OPEC countries may increase production a little but no more than that. While there is a growing economy there is more oil needed in the coming years. There has for a long time almost nothing invested in new oil wells. The current oil comes for years of mostly the same sources and that cannot continue forever. A higher oil price is going to get more shale oil. But the question remains whether it can scale up quickly enough. More info...
The return target was 30% in one year. Now sold almost been reached after four months. The purchase was done when there were worries about Italian banks and Deutsche Bank. Those concerns are to the background. The greater likelihood of higher interest rates, the rate also raise. But the interest rate increases can let themselves wait longer than expected and therefore now but still sold.
Mission accomplished.