In my opinion, however, you have a lot of double and triple investments in your portfolio. MSFT, Amazon and Nvidia are already heavily weighted in your ETFs, and they are also highly weighted as individual stocks. If there is a significant correction, it will pull you down more than average, just a cluster risk. You don't have to reallocate right now, but you should rather put your new investments in something that counteracts this.
Some imports from DKB went wrong. I only try to attribute hydrogen to damage repair. Battery is a personal passion and therefore remains a "speculative" post 😇
13% return since 2012? Or is that a display error? All the battery or hydrogen stocks would be too speculative for me ... but everyone has to know that for themselves :) can also take off
First of all, congratulations on the 60k! I assume you are still relatively young, so I would advise you against a high dividend ETF, you still have time to look around in the direction of dividend growth. The WisdomTree Global Quality Dividend Growth ETF $GGRP, for example, is a good option here. I also wonder whether you really need an SP500 and an MSCI World. I would take either just the SP500 or the MSCI World. My tip would be the MSCI World, then you have everything relevant covered. I would sell the gambles in the hydrogen sector or similar, even if you put them on call money at 4%, it will probably bring more than if they are in the portfolio with a few euros. What I would still miss would be the pharmaceutical sector. People are getting older and medical care is also improving in poorer countries. For me, this is one of the growth markets, especially since coronavirus. And Asia in general and China?