Marvin (@Diamondhandzz) on getquin

7Mon·

Hello everyone,

after many interesting portfolios and investment strategies, I would like to share and briefly explain my portfolio.

I am 22 and started investing in ETFs in 2022. About 50% $IWDA (+0.23%) , 20% $EIMI (-0.21%) , 20% $EXSA (-0.81%) and approx. 10% $WSML (+0.52%) to diversify as much as possible.

My aim is to achieve a constant savings rate of around EUR 400,000 over the years and then to switch to a dividend portfolio.

However, since individual stocks such as Amazon, NVIDIA, Microsoft and others (primarily the Big7) have been outperforming the msci World on average for years, I have recently bought significantly more individual stocks and neglected the ETFs. As far as the investment period for individual stocks is concerned, I assume a period of 5-10 years. $MSFT (-1.05%) can probably be held for a similar length of time to ETFs. I don't want any more positions at the moment. I divide my savings rate of around €700 relatively evenly between all positions.

That's it :) I look forward to constructive feedback.

14 Comments

7Mon

Let's assume you need 21 years for the €400,000 (adjusted for inflation, i.e. today's purchasing power) (€14k starting capital; €700 savings rate, 6% inflation-adjusted return).

Then you will have paid in around €190k and made a profit of €210k. You pay tax on this profit at 26.375% withholding tax -> you then pay €55,300 in taxes. You can then only invest €345,000 in dividend-bearing securities.

In almost all scenarios in which you are not investing for tens of generations after you, it makes more sense to either a) make partial sales in the case of accumulation or b) go directly into dividends (growth).

Combining the two is not the best solution

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Aktienmasseur@Aktienmasseur

7Mon

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Rmann@Epi

7Mon

You want to "diversify as much as possible" - and yet you only invest in a single asset class that is also highly correlated? How does that fit?

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K@TechNav

7Mon

Unfortunately, you have missed out on a lot of performance since last year. Even YTD you are below 10%, which you would have achieved if you had only invested in the S&P500🥲.

For me, European investments are a no-go because of the poor performance.

With the 50% MSCI World you can wait a little for the 400k and be patient.

If you like the tech sector, I would invest 20-40% per month there.

Honestly:

IWDA, EIMI, EXSA, WSML-> $CSPX
Individual stocks -> $WITS

I know there is almost only USA in this plan,
but... If you had written Google's entire business model on a piece of paper 20 years ago and asked for an investment loan in every European bank, there would still be no Google today.

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