Hey finance I have 3000 eur to invest, someone please could

Can't frame a good reference without your time horizon, state of your financial debt, and reason for investing.

>>1855020
I have no debt, and my time horizon can be either next week or 20 years from now

>>1855020
My reason of investing is just to give some productive use to my money in order to make the world prosper or something

>>1855026
you will need to settle on an actual time horizon, as a goal. Without one, you are more likely to be influenced by emotion, which is an investors worst enemy.
>>1855036
>world prosperity
given that, pick European stocks that have dividends and will be around for probably forever, like utilities, such as NGG. It has a p/e of dividend yield above 6% and a dividend growth rate over 12% and a p/e near 12.

>>1855050
I don't understand the fixation on the time horizon, well I usually keep stocks about a year or less after said period I sell with a profit around 10% if everything goes good. I check the prices more or less daily and follow recomendations of my bank, but the options they offer are to limited to my country and I would like to diversificate more

>>1855067
Having a set goal makes it easier to determine when to buy or sell a stock.

10 years, price targets, retirement, things like that mean you can ignore huge fluctuations without fear. If your time horizon is extremely short then you are not looking for a dividend and are seeking a high growth stock or something really volatile which is a different kind of trade.

Diversification is really simple, just spread your shares out between each sector as appropriate.

>>1855015
your nigger is growing nicely, how frequently do you water it?