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AXAHY
AXA S/ADR
stock OTC ADR

EOD
Jul 30, 2026
52.11USD+0.988%(+0.51)59,568
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0.00USD-100.000%(-51.96)0
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0.00USD0.000%(0.00)0
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As of Jul 31, 2026 7:48:21 PM EDT (1 min. ago)
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75 days ago • u/Good-Bid-7325 • r/stocks • berkshire_just_tripled_its_googl_stake_and_bought • C
Allianz (ALIZY) is my favorite, a German insurance giant that is well diversified globally and within the different insurance types. Their financials are super solid, which allows them to give out handy dividends based on 60 percent of their net income (currently 4,6 % dividend yield and 9% growth CAGR in the last 10 years). They seem to be a net winner of AI integration as well by streamlining damage regulation etc.

Axa (AXAHY) would be more of a risky play. It's a similar company at a lower valuation and higher dividend but less solid financials.

We have some great reinsurance companies too. Munich Re (MURGY) is a rare European dividend aristocrat, they haven't cut their dividends during any of the last crises. Their last quarterly report was a bit of a disappointment which led to an (imo) over-exaggerated sell off. Might be a wonderful time to open up a position.
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75 days ago • u/Good-Bid-7325 • r/stocks • berkshire_just_tripled_its_googl_stake_and_bought • C
Allianz (ALIZY) is my favorite, a German insurance giant that is well diversified globally and within the different insurance types. Their financials are super solid, which allows them to give out handy dividends based on 60 percent of their net income (currently 4,6 % dividend yield and 9% growth CAGR in the last 10 years). They seem to be a net winner of AI integration as well by streamlining damage regulation etc.

Axa (AXAHY) would be more of a risky play. It's a similar company at a lower valuation and higher dividend but less solid financials.

We have some great reinsurance companies too. Munich Re (MURGY) is a rare European dividend aristocrat, they haven't cut their dividends during any of the last crises. Their last quarterly report was a bit of a disappointment which led to an (imo) over-exaggerated sell off. Might be a wonderful time to open up a position.
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