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Hello everyone,

I would be very happy to receive feedback on my portfolio. In the beginning I made some typical rookie mistakes, but since 2023 my focus has been mainly on ETFs and high-dividend growth stocks. Recently I have increased my positions $SBUX (-1.15%) and partly also in $AAPL (+0.17%) as I no longer see much growth potential here and also need a little more liquidity for an upcoming wedding ;)

My aim is to build up a stable cash flow in the long term and to buy an apartment in the short term. In the last 12 months, I have been able to invest around €1,200-1,300 per month (a little more with bonuses) via my ETF savings plan. I plan to increase my ETF position to up to 70% by the end of next year. However, I usually buy individual shares without a savings plan.


Thank you in advance ☺️

14Positions
€66,204.23
9.91%
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Statically speaking, the most important financial decision in life is choosing the right woman. At best, she will provide more cash flow than all your dividends put together. At worst, she'll take all your money at some point and then be gone. Choose wisely 😉
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The robotics ETF looks funny.
Almost 3% micro strategy only.
But also perhaps a jumble of companies in which you would never invest in individual shares.
That's just the way these ETFs are.
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Why do you have 4 Allworld ETFs that all have 60+% US exposure + individual stocks Apple, Alphabet and Amazon?

I know two of them are distributing but is such a high overweight. I would rather concentrate on one World + distributing, if you need it + India, the rest is simply overweight and unnecessary.
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I've really been waiting a long time for a portfolio that doesn't always contain the standard stuff. There are so many exciting companies. Why always the same ones?
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