So just because I live here, I've already weighted Europe?! Either that makes 0 sense, or I just don't get it right now? Should the Yanks then not invest at all because they already live in the US?
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@DiFigiANo The events in Europe that affect the European share in your portfolio also affect you in the long term. You are already dependent on growth in Europe and not only when you invest in Europe. No 😂😂 I didn't say that you shouldn't invest in Europe at all. But if you weight Europe in your portfolio in such a way that it comes close to the gross domestic product and you additionally influence your own existence through your stay here, you experience the ups and downs of Europe twice. Once in the portfolio and once in private life. I just want to express that the dependence on a region, if you live in it, does not start with investing.
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@hendrik_lmr now it clicked 😄 Is but very funny thought 😄 or too much detail. Accordingly, German companies from the depot? Would separate here but private and investment. If not even classify as insider knowledge 😄
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•@DiFigiANo You can invest as you see fit. You diversify less when you invest in your home country, because you gain twice and lose twice 🤷🏽♂️ I know that is very advanced for us Europeans probably less interesting than for Americans, but I think in the case of a purely European crisis, you would notice whether you suffer twice (in the portfolio and in private) or just simply.
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•@hendrik_lmr Civil servant 😎 Money always comes 😄
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@DiFigiANo It's not just about income. But yes soldiers are probably the least affected by it
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•@hendrik_lmr or most likely when it goes downhill 😭
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@DiFigiANo but then DuZ is collected until you are a millionaire 😂
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