I need some actionable advice.
I live in Denmark, and I have 100k dkk in iusq, and would like to invest another 50k dkk over the next 7+years into stocks for potentially higher yield. This is pretty much my entire savings, but i have more income than I spend so it's okay, i think. know it might not sound like a lot of money for most people here, but it's a lot for me, so i would like to make sure i make smart choices with it. I was thinking of putting 10k in each of these stocks.
Novo Nordisk (NVO), Lundbeck (HLUYY), ALK-Abello (ALK), Genmab (GMAB), and Ørsted (ORSTED).
Reasoning:
Novo Nordisk is a global leader in diabetes care and has a strong pipeline of new products.
Lundbeck is a pharmaceutical company that specializes in brain disorders, which is a growing area of need.
ALK-Abello is a Danish company that produces allergy immunotherapy treatments, which is a growing market globally.
Genmab is a biotechnology company that develops antibody therapeutics, which has a high potential for growth.
Lastly, Ørsted is a leading energy company that is focused on renewable energy, which is projected to continue growing in demand over the coming years.
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