BUY LIST 2026
A transparent, tracked model portfolio: 24/25 positions filled, €5,000 notional each, opened at the start of the year and held or rotated at year end. Not investment advice.
Total portfolio value = the 24 open holdings marked to market with dividends added (€125,997) + cash (€5,000), against a €125,000 mandate of 25 slots at €5,000. Cash is the 1 slot(s) not yet filled, plus the proceeds of anything closed. Return figures below are measured on the €120,000 actually deployed, not on the cash. Dividends are real ex-dividend payments (Yahoo corporate-actions data) banked since each position's entry date, converted to EUR at the current rate. Price P&L alone is +€5,186 (+4.32%).
Against the benchmark: the same €124,984 put into S&P 500 on 02 Jan 2026 would be €150,040 today — +20.05% against the book's +4.89%, a gap of -15.16%. Both lines start at the same euro on the same day and share one axis, so the distance between them is the whole comparison. Note the book is only €120,000 invested against €125,000 of mandate — the €5,000 still in cash cannot rise, and that drag is in the gold line and not in the dashed one. iShares Core S&P 500 UCITS ETF (acc), XETRA, EUR — an accumulating share class, so dividends are reinvested and the EUR/USD move is already in the price, exactly like the book it is being compared with.
The curve tracks the full €125,000 mandate: 24 filled slots marked to market at the daily close plus €5,000 of unfilled slots still held as cash, with dividends added on their ex-date. It ends at €131,091, which is the same book the Total portfolio value figure above prices at €130,997 — the gap between the two is only that the curve stops at the last daily close while the figure above is live.
Computed from the daily total-return NAV of the full €125,000 mandate (unfilled slots carried as cash), 198 sessions from 2026-01-02. Sharpe and Sortino use a 2.00% annual risk-free rate. Short history makes every ratio here unstable — treat them as a running record, not a verdict.
| Ticker | Status | Entry | Entry Px | Last Px | Day % | Shares | Mkt value | Price P&L | P&L % | Dividends | Total Ret % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VNA.DE Vonovia SE | open | 02 Jan 2026 | €24.06 | €16.38 | -2.24% | 207.81 | €3,403 | -€1,597 | -31.94% | +€260 | -26.75% |
| ORSTED.CO Ørsted A/S | open | 02 Jan 2026 | DKK 128.00 | DKK 128.45 | -1.57% | 291.71 | €5,010 | +€10 | +0.20% | — | +0.20% |
| VWS.CO Vestas Wind Systems A/S | open | 02 Jan 2026 | DKK 178.65 | DKK 184.20 | -1.66% | 209.01 | €5,147 | +€147 | +2.95% | +€21 | +3.36% |
| IBE.MC Iberdrola, S.A. | open | 02 Jan 2026 | €18.63 | €21.00 | +0.33% | 268.38 | €5,636 | +€636 | +12.72% | +€184 | +16.40% |
| 3350.T Metaplanet Inc. | open | 09 Aug 2026 | JP¥220 | JP¥258 | -9.47% | 4144.95 | €6,096 | +€1,096 | +21.91% | — | +21.91% |
| ASML.AS ASML Holding N.V. | open | 09 Aug 2026 | €1,499.00 | €1,594.40 | -0.98% | 3.34 | €5,318 | +€318 | +6.36% | — | +6.36% |
| MAERSK-B.CO A.P. Møller - Mærsk A/S | open | 09 Aug 2026 | DKK 17,110.00 | DKK 25,030.00 | +2.00% | 2.18 | €7,303 | +€2,303 | +46.06% | — | +46.06% |
| UQA.VI UNIQA Insurance Group AG | open | 09 Aug 2026 | €18.00 | €16.82 | -1.18% | 277.78 | €4,672 | -€328 | -6.56% | — | -6.56% |
| KEMIRA.HE Kemira Oyj | open | 09 Aug 2026 | €17.53 | €16.75 | -1.64% | 285.23 | €4,778 | -€222 | -4.45% | +€108 | -2.28% |
| OLE.MC Deoleo, S.A. | open | 09 Aug 2026 | €0.33 | €0.36 | +1.43% | 15243.90 | €5,412 | +€412 | +8.23% | — | +8.23% |
| 6501.T Hitachi, Ltd. | open | 09 Aug 2026 | JP¥5,620 | JP¥5,597 | -0.92% | 162.26 | €5,177 | +€177 | +3.53% | +€26 | +4.05% |
| 0OF2.L Føroya Banki | open | 09 Aug 2026 | DKK 279.00 | DKK 276.50 | -0.72% | 133.83 | €4,947 | -€53 | -1.05% | — | -1.05% |
| NOVO-B.CO Novo Nordisk A/S | open | 10 Aug 2026 | DKK 303.60 | DKK 251.35 | -1.00% | 122.99 | €4,133 | -€867 | -17.34% | +€62 | -16.11% |
| REY.MI Reply S.p.A. | open | 10 Aug 2026 | €117.60 | €125.70 | -0.08% | 42.52 | €5,344 | +€344 | +6.89% | — | +6.89% |
| TSLA Tesla, Inc. (Short) | open | 10 Aug 2026 | US$327.89 | US$377.81 | -0.75% | 16.65 | €4,257 | -€743 | -14.87% | — | -14.87% |
| SPCX SPCX SPAC ETF (Short) | open | 10 Aug 2026 | US$131.47 | US$167.60 | -2.51% | 41.53 | €3,658 | -€1,342 | -26.84% | — | -26.84% |
| TM Toyota Motors | open | 11 Aug 2026 | US$189.90 | US$182.91 | -1.43% | 30.37 | €4,968 | -€32 | -0.65% | — | -0.65% |
| MSTR Strategy | open | 11 Aug 2026 | US$97.00 | US$153.37 | -6.79% | 59.46 | €8,155 | +€3,155 | +63.09% | — | +63.09% |
| STRK Strategy Inc. — 8% Perpetual Strike Preferred | open | 11 Aug 2026 | US$68.35 | US$75.29 | -0.74% | 84.38 | €5,681 | +€681 | +13.62% | +€151 | +16.64% |
| ANDR.VI Andritz AG | open | 11 Aug 2026 | €81.10 | €79.60 | -1.61% | 61.65 | €4,908 | -€92 | -1.85% | — | -1.85% |
| GME GameStop Corp. | open | 11 Aug 2026 | US$18.82 | US$24.58 | -0.73% | 306.47 | €6,736 | +€1,736 | +34.72% | — | +34.72% |
| AI.PA L'Air Liquide S.A. | open | 11 Aug 2026 | €171.68 | €165.74 | -1.71% | 29.12 | €4,827 | -€173 | -3.46% | — | -3.46% |
| VNA.DE Vonovia SE | open | 22 Sept 2026 | €17.37 | €16.38 | -2.24% | 287.85 | €4,714 | -€286 | -5.73% | — | -5.73% |
| BTC-EUR Bitcoin (EUR spot) | open | 22 Sept 2026 | €75,322.53 | €73,931.85 | -1.22% | 0.07 | €4,908 | -€92 | -1.85% | — | -1.85% |
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European residential landlord, deep discount to NAV after the 2022-23 rate shock; rate-cut cycle is a tailwind for refinancing costs and valuations.
Offshore wind pure-play, beaten down by US project writedowns and permitting risk; contrarian bet on European offshore build-out continuing regardless of US politics.
Wind turbine OEM with improving order margins after years of supply-chain and warranty pain; global order book leverage to any renewables capex recovery.
Diversified utility (grids + renewables + networks) with one of the sector's best balance sheets; core compounder anchor for the list, not a trade.
Japanese hospitality company turned Bitcoin-treasury vehicle (the MicroStrategy playbook, run out of Tokyo); a leveraged, listed, JPY-wrapped proxy for BTC. High-beta satellite position, sized and understood as one — not a core holding.
Sole supplier of EUV lithography systems the entire leading-edge chip industry depends on — about as close to a monopoly as public markets get. The highest-quality compounder on this list; added on AI-capex-driven pullbacks, not sold on them.
World's second-largest container shipper, trading close to book value after the post-COVID freight-rate collapse. Optionality on any Red Sea/Panama Canal-driven freight-rate re-rating, funded by one of shipping's stronger balance sheets.
Austrian/CEE composite insurer, cheap on P/B and P/E versus Western European peers, with a high dividend yield funded by disciplined underwriting across a dozen CEE markets. Income anchor for the list.
Finnish specialty-chemicals maker (pulp & paper, water treatment) with real pricing power and a defensive, non-cyclical demand base. A steady compounder, not a story stock — the kind of quiet quality this list is short on.
World's largest olive-oil bottler (Bertolli, Carapelli, Carbonell) — a distressed-value/turnaround bet on olive-oil prices normalizing after 2023-24's supply-shock spike. Binary and thinly traded; deliberately sized small.
Japanese industrial conglomerate re-rated as a digital/OT infrastructure and grid-equipment story (Hitachi Energy, Hitachi Rail, GlobalLogic). Balance-sheet quality plus a direct line to AI-driven power-grid capex.
Faroese/Nordic regional bank, renamed back to Føroya Banki from P/F BankNordik on 2026-08-08 — the day before this position was opened. Small, illiquid, but a high-ROE niche lender trading at a discount to Nordic bank peers. Tracked via its London IOB line (DKK-quoted); the Nasdaq Copenhagen primary listing isn't covered by our free data source.
Danish GLP-1 pharmaceutical leader (Wegovy, Ozempic). Premium high-ROIC healthcare compounder benefiting from long-term demand in metabolic therapies.
Italian IT consulting, AI integration, and systems engineering specialist with net-cash balance sheet and steady high-margin organic growth.
Short position thesis: EV margin compression, escalating price competition from European and Chinese OEMs, and elevated multiple risk relative to global industrial peers.
Short position thesis: Structural headwinds, post-de-SPAC liquidity contraction, and declining arbitrage opportunities across remaining legacy blank-check vehicles.
Evergreen with huge dividend - sells most cars in the world
Bitcoin Leveraged without Margin Call Risk
great dividend and Strategy is not a distressed company, attractive NAV discount and oversold
Austrian Specialist Machinery and Automation
Profitable and good ideas like Ebay Takeover, low P/E
Monopoly on all sorts of Gases for Industry in Europe
Second €5,000 tranche, averaging down on the 2026-01-02 entry at €24.06. Germany's largest residential landlord, still trading at a deep discount to EPRA NTA while rates come off their peak and German rent regulation keeps occupancy near-full. The thesis has not changed since January — the price has, so the position size does.
The list's first direct bitcoin allocation, held as euro-denominated spot rather than through a listed ETP — no issuer, no management fee, no tracking difference between the position and the asset. The list already carries two leveraged proxies for this exposure (Metaplanet and Strategy); this is the unlevered version of the same view, and the benchmark those two now have to beat. Prices seven days a week, unlike everything else on this list.