Sebastian (@Sebastian24) on getquin

1Mon·

Hello everyone,

somehow I can't quite make up my mind, $KO (-1.85%) , $K (-0.26%) , $ULVR (-1.42%) , $PEP (-0.74%) , , etc.

Doesn't it make sense to invest in an ETF $WCSS (-0.44%) to have exposure to all these companies?

My idea is to strengthen my portfolio somewhat in the consumer staples sectors, as this area only covers 4% at the moment. There is a small dividend and the stocks are not quite as volatile.

Is there anything against it? Is anyone invested there?

Thanks for your feedback ✌️

12 Comments

Jelena@West-End-Girl

1Mon

With the ETF you naturally have less risk, volatility and expense, but the performance is catastrophic compared to equally boring and safe stocks such as Coca-Cola, Pepsi or Procter&Gamble.

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ec3jr@ec3jr

1Mon

In my opinion or the way I manage my portfolio is that I only invest in individual stocks if I think the return would be greater than a etf. If I believe that a stock would be a great option I would put most of my funds there.

I try to have a ETF as my core position on my portfolio too.

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Smudo@Smudeo

1Mon

If you look at the 4 stocks. +1.2% today the ETF is under 1% with the details then there are still dividends. So with an investment of 10,000 euros, 300-500 euros each year for the stocks, 200 euros for the ETF. You have the choice. Can also go in the other direction - minus, the individual stocks fall more in percentage terms

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Ronald@AlterMann

1Mon

Um, have you been following the news on $K over the last few days?
I am invested in $KO $K and $ULVR and have a savings plan running everywhere

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Maximilian@Maximilian01

1Mon

Coca Cola no, hardly any growth possible if interest rates rise Invest in Unilever. EM is always hit harder than us. $BATS $ULVR $PG Cigarettes are always smoked and BAT has the largest share worldwide, in times of crisis e.g. war soldiers smoke a lot. In a recession too. Unilever is heavily invested in EM, good growth is still possible and PG is a long term runner

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