Poppinger91 (@Poppinger91) on getquin

11Mon·

Hi folks,

I've been investing in ETFs since April 2020 and have always been very happy with them. The Core MSCI is doing what it should and the EM IMI is also slowly coming along, but I have paused the savings plan here due to a lack of performance. I included the gaming ETF as a test candidate at the time, but it is no longer being saved. The same applies to the smallest position, the $BLUE (+0.93%) .

Savings plans are therefore currently only running on Robotics and Core MSCI, as I see the greatest returns here.

What do you think of my portfolio? How do you see the future of EM IMI? In the long term, which is of course also quite boring, I'm betting on the Core and Robotics, but the EM IMI is positively quite large. I had thought about switching to the other 2.

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Kevin E.@KevinE

11Mon

For me, sector bets would be nothing. If I think a company is undervalued, I buy it directly. Otherwise, I personally stick to broad ETFs (World / EM or All World). I don't think you will outperform in the long term. The TER is usually higher there too. Otherwise: solidly positioned, of course you can do that.

But the question always remains: what is your goal and investment horizon?

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Banana M.@Banana_Millionaire

11Mon

The two cores are simply classics, you can't go wrong with them in the long term.
I don't think much of the rest.
If the performance isn't good enough for you, then it's better to build up a few satellites in the form of individual shares.

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BMWM1@BMWM1

11Mon

When you make sector bets with ETFs, the purpose of efts is simply to invest

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