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What will happen in 10-15 years' time when you liquidate the portfolio?
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@KevinC Ah sorry, I hadn't thought of that ... Depot would probably run until I retire around 2068
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@PhilSi96 Many things are cyclical. It is very extreme with ETFs such as the Nasdaq 100. Extremely good phases follow extremely bad ones. And a bad phase can sometimes mean 10 years! Nevertheless, it has outperformed the MSCI World or other broad ETFs over the very long term.
Just because certain companies are not doing so well at the moment doesn't mean anything. It could look completely different in a year's time. Nobody can predict the future with certainty. If you fundamentally believe in a company's business model, you shouldn't sell lightly in my opinion.
Fortunately, you have the time to sit things out because you don't have to get to the money for the time being. That's your biggest advantage. If you were 60 years old now, you wouldn't have that luxury.
Just because certain companies are not doing so well at the moment doesn't mean anything. It could look completely different in a year's time. Nobody can predict the future with certainty. If you fundamentally believe in a company's business model, you shouldn't sell lightly in my opinion.
Fortunately, you have the time to sit things out because you don't have to get to the money for the time being. That's your biggest advantage. If you were 60 years old now, you wouldn't have that luxury.
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