Welcome to $WIRE (-0.95%) to my portfolio. I'm curious to see how it performs against the $XDG7 (-1.75%) performs. I might do a comparison after a year. The winner will stay and the loser will be reallocated. Until then, both will be fed equally via a savings plan.
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What do you think of the $WIRE (-0.95%) advertised in the GQ newsletter? I find the composition exciting and instead of finding a great pick, it's certainly a good choice for the topic in my eyes.
I have been invested in the $XDG7 (-1.75%) which covers similar companies. Great performance so far. If the $WIRE (-0.95%) performs similarly or better, I think I would consider a switch.
Both are accumulating btw.

Vestas pulls S/L after Barclays downgrade
$BARC (-1.3%) downgrades $VWS (-2.77%) to Underweight and lowers the price target to DK 80, which corresponds to around EUR 10.70.
The share falls like a kite without wind and my S/L was triggered at €14. I am happy to take the profit and remain loyal to Vestas in my $XDG7 (-1.75%) which was increased by 20 shares with a small partial amount from the sale.
Further parts will be used to increase existing shares, 10 to be precise $TDIV (-0.33%) 3 shares $NOW (-1.52%) and 2 shares $CRM (-1.03%) .
If I had known this earlier, I could have saved myself the sale of $NRGV (-0.54%) in the morning, but that's the way it is. What's left over goes into the cash reserve before the vacation. That's not wrong either. Then the next milestone will be reached a little later.
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