Testo-Investor (@Testo-Investor) on getquin

9Mon·

Hey powerhouses, how are the shares doing today? YOUR OPINION IS NEEDED!!!

You know me. I'm spinning and doing and always want to get ahead.

My portfolio currently consists of ETFs, a very small proportion of individual shares and Bitcoin will be added in the future.

I would currently like to park €10,000 to earn good interest on this money and sell it when the Bitcoin price comes down again and then I would like to open the first batch in Bitcoin with €15,000.

There are currently 2 options to choose from:

Xtrackers MSCI USA Information Technology UCITS ETF $XUTC (+0.28%)
Invesco EQQQ NASDAQ-100 UCITS ETF (Dist) $EQQQ (+0.93%)

The only "problem" I have with the Xtracker is Apple's huge 17% share ... and that the top10 insist on 70% can still go well in 2024, of course....

The Nasdaq100 is somewhat more balanced in terms of sentiment....

what do you think?

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PowerWordChill@PowerWordChill

9Mon

So parking money traditionally means investing it with low volatility...
Short-term fixed-interest bonds with a higher credit rating.

It's no use if $BTC is down 30% and you want to buy more and the Nasdaq is also down 25%...

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Alpalaka@Alpalaka

9Mon

you have a spelling mistake in your headline on the screen

Edit: I'm team $IWDA because too many cooks spoil the broth

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Daniel@OKH

9Mon

I would be on Team Nasdaq.

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MrMister@MrMister

9Mon

I use the Etf: $WITS. However, not to park money, but for the longer term.

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Noel@Noel

9Mon

As a rule, you should hold an ETF for 10 to 15 years. You only seem to want to invest the money for a short time and then put it into Bitcoin. There is a risk that you will get a bad entry point with the ETF and that it will end up hurting you because you only want to invest the money there for a short time.

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KingC@RaphGM

9Mon

I had the same consideration a few months ago and opted for $WELL.
It's still young, but with a lot of potential to beat the two ETFs mentioned above.

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Krush82@Krush82

9Mon

Stocks almost always do well on Fridays

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Business P.@businesspepe

9Mon

Regardless of your plan. "Rotate and make" and investing don't go together unless you want to lose a lot of money. You can't really do anything actively to make your investments perform better. That's kind of the beauty of it. For me, investing is more about calmness and understanding. Good luck to you and perhaps focus your urge to do something more on increasing your income outside of investments.

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