Once again with the $CHDVD added, the $IE0005AJA0P1 (+0.55%) is on the list! What did you buy today?

My CH position further expanded... with the $CHDVD

Hello everyone

I (m, 30 years old) recently did another evaluation of my portfolio with the getquin-AI, as I was not exactly satisfied with a value of around 40/100.

About my investments: I buy CHF 100 per month in $VHYG (+0.47%) , $VWCE (+0.8%) , $ZGLD , $CHDVD and approx. 500 in selected individual shares. My investment horizon is 15 years +, if not 30 years until I retire. My aim is to build up assets and generate a certain cash flow.

Now the question arises for me - because the getquin-AI says I should not leave out emerging markets - whether I should invest in the Xtrackers MSCI Emerging Markets UCITS ETF $XMME (+2.3%) as a supplement. Through $VWCE (+0.8%) and $VHYG (+0.47%) I have already invested a certain amount in EM. Should I use the $XMME (+2.3%) buy a larger share or would that be unnecessary?

(I have already invested CHF 100 once this month and the points value went up from 40 to 60/100).

I appreciate your feedback.

Hello everyone and thanks again if you have any constructive feedback:

I have recently been thinking about my strategy (monthly +/- CHF 500.- in individual shares) in order to expand it with CHF 100.- each in $CHDVD
$VWCE (+0.8%)
$VHYG (+0.47%) and $ZGLD . At the end of the year, I would then rebalance each time in order to buy more shares in the ETFs with my savings and/or 13th month's salary. I am aware that I have major overlaps with the ETFs and that I am pursuing specific goals. But that is not the core of my question...

What do you think about investing 50% in individual shares, 40% in ETFs and gold, saving 10% and rebalancing at the end of the year?

My strategy for the next 15+ years: buy & hold with dividend power!

I am currently building up a long-term dividend portfolio step by step

long-term dividend portfolio with the aim of building up a solid additional income for my future over the next 15 years (and beyond). I am pursuing a "buy and hold" strategy and investing around CHF 500 per month in a broad spread of individual shares, which I personally support and also consume myself, and ETFs.

My focus is on dividend stocks with a stable cash flow, but I am not afraid of risk and consciously include growth stocks in my portfolio.

I will also continue to expand my crypto portfolio, focusing on BTC, ETH and SOL.

My goal: a growing, global cash flow with simultaneous wealth accumulation.

Subject to change without notice. 😄

Addendum: It is now 950.-, of which 100.- each in $VHYG (+0.47%)
$VWCE (+0.8%)
$CHDVD and $ZGLD and +/- 500.- will be invested in individual shares on my watchlist.

In addition, 100.- remains in $BTC (+3.54%) 750 in viac invest and ~ 605 in my pillar 3a pension plan.

Would you rather invest monthly in the $CHDVD to have a good dividend yield in 20-30 years' time.

Or:

Monthly in the $UST (+1.18%) and $VWRL (+0.66%) and then switch to the dividend ETF later.

Advantage: I then have more capital.

Hey, what do you think of my portfolio?

Please ignore $SNAP (-1.12%) and the $SRECHA this was a purchase that I bought over a year ago as a test/fun and I'm just too stingy to sell at the moment 😂

$MSFT (-0.07%) was a buy at the beginning i bought right at the peak and learned a lesson from that again. I will sell it as soon as possible at a profit and invest that money in the $VWRL (+0.66%) invest

$ARYN and $LCID (+5.93%) are purchases that I thought could achieve good growth if I hold them for +/- 10 years.

Otherwise I save the $VWRL (+0.66%) monthly and the $XNAS (+1.19%) monthly

From October the $CHDVD will be added. As I simply want to be well diversified in the Swiss equity market 😊

$CHDVD By when do I have to be invested at the latest to receive each dividend payment from 2024?

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