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In the world of long-term investments, several stocks stand out as promising options. Among them, Nike, Stora Enso, and a host of other companies identified by Morningstar as undervalued, are worth highlighting.
Nike, recently upgraded to "Overweight" by JPMorgan, boasts positive earnings projections up to 2030 and a significant price increase expected in July 2025 [2]. This sports apparel giant, known for its iconic sneakers and athletic wear, has caught the attention of investors and analysts alike.
Morningstar recommends stocks with attractive business models that currently offer buying opportunities. This list includes several companies suitable for long-term investments, although not all are explicitly named in the available data [1][4].
In the context of the BÖRSE ONLINE Aktien für die Ewigkeit Index, companies like Eurofins Scientific and EUROAPI S.A.S. are also mentioned, serving as basis weights in the index and potentially of interest to investors [3].
Beyond these companies, Nike, and the Morningstar-identified undervalued titles in the "Buy & Hold forever" segment warrant special attention. For a more concrete selection, it's advisable to consult the latest recommendations from BÖRSE ONLINE and Morningstar on this topic.
It's important to note that not all 30 long-term stocks in the BÖRSE ONLINE Aktien für die Ewigkeit Index have favourable valuations. For instance, the Linde stock, while performing well, has a P/E ratio over 30.0 and a dividend yield slightly over 1%, which may deter some investors [1].
On the other hand, Stora Enso, a Finnish company active in paper, biomaterials, and wood products, is currently receiving high potential from analysts, offering a good dividend yield of 3.45% and a P/E ratio of 15 [1].
Analysts see only 6.7% potential in Berkshire Hathaway's stock, but it remains a consideration for long-term investors, given its strong and sustainable chart trend, albeit with no dividend and a high P/E ratio of 22.9 [1].
Allianz and Nestle are companies under review, and their stocks are not currently favoured by analysts due to recent performance [1]. However, they are still considered by long-term investors. Allianz's stock has a P/E ratio of 10.7 and a dividend yield of 5.50%, while Nestle's stock has a P/E ratio of 18.4 and a dividend yield of 3.66% [1].
In conclusion, while the LVMH stock continues to trend downwards, investors are keeping a watchful eye, considering it only after it rises above the 200-day moving average [1]. As always, it's advisable to conduct thorough research and consult with financial advisors before making any investment decisions.
Investing in the stock-market presents a variety of long-term opportunities, such as in Nike, which recently received an optimistic forecast from JPMorgan. Besides Nike, undervalued companies mentioned by Morningstar are also worth considering for long-term investments. Additionally, financing could be sought in other promising entities like Stora Enso, with its high dividend yield and positive potential according to analysts.
