Kai (@kaiay21) on getquin

11Mon·

Hey,

I want to invest in stocks or even ETFs but unfortunately don't know which stock or ETF to invest in this month. Can you guys please recommend me something?

Thanks in advance !

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9 Comments

Staatsmann@Staatsmann

11Mon

It depends on your strategy, what you want to achieve, but first and foremost your own research is indispensable. Of course, you could suggest things to you now, but you have to know yourself to a certain extent what you are doing. :)

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Alpalaka@Alpalaka

11Mon

First get informed and for the start basically a World-ETF. If you dare, after you have read up, you can start with shares :)

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Pezi@Pezi

11Mon

Then just invest next month or the month after.

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𝙼𝚊𝚗𝚞@FrauManu

11Mon

Sounds almost as if you do not see the forest for the trees 😉 Read up, make yourself smart and operate research. Gladly read along here a lot, contributions that seem important to you save "bookmark" and read more often if necessary. Do not blindly buy anything that is recommended to you, be clear about what you want, rather passive investment 👉🏻 ETF or active then additionally with single position. Do not let you talk up a workshop because you should also still pay, everything you need you will find here or / and on YouTube, in books, etc. Enclosed are a few contributions for you, which may help you further.... https://getqu.in/ALAtvI/xkZzLo/ https://getqu.in/ALAtvI/ylg6MI/ https://getqu.in/ALAtvI/o6560s/ Have fun 👐🏼

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Rmann@Epi

11Mon

If you don't know which stocks to take, take them all: $VWRLBut you've obviously already reached the point where you can assess the risk-reward ratio of equities as an asset class to the extent that you prefer them to all others, e.g. government bonds, corp bonds, commodities, gold, cryptos. Not bad for a start! 😜👍

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Barsten@Barsten

11Mon

.... and if someone recommends you something with which you lose your money is ok for you because you have enough of it, correct ?

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Marcel@Mcl1991

11Mon

As a basis you could take e.g. a core msci world ( $IWDA ) or e.g. a ftse-all-world ( $VWRL ). In the msci world you have the industrialized countries mapped so emerging markets are not included. In the ftse all world you have industry + emerging markets combined in one etf. There are some investors who combine the core msci world etf with an emerging markets etf. E.g. The etf: A111X9. There you can determine the weighting then yourself. E.g. 70/30. so 70% core msci world , 30% EM. but in my opinion you should also consider that even in an all-world etf (i.e. industrialized countries + emerging markets combined in one etf) the emerging markets are represented with a share of only about 10% because the performance leaves something to be desired) Conclusion: If you want to combine industry + emerging markets in one etf = look at e.g.. the FTSE- all-World etf. if you want to determine the weighting of the emerging markets yourself, look at e.g. the core msci world + EM etf. or how many, I am also one of them, invest only in the core msci world 🙂 * All my opinion and no advice. look at the best videos on the subject and read articles. also think about why you want to invest or what your goal is on the stock market. good luck 🙂

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Max@WirecardCFO

11Mon

So tip 1 on no account rely on tips from people on GetQuin 😂 much worse it does not get from hobby investors to imitate their wild strategies

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