Here is my portfolio after the reallocation to the $VWRL (+0.68%) .

Now I'm thinking about the weightings and new asset classes.

Investment horizon: Forever - no withdrawals planned.

I started in 2019 as a working student.

Current savings rate: €3,000

I'm also looking for ways to split my savings plan.

I still have $TRV (-0.06%) still from my old portfolio. It was one of my first purchases when I opened my first portfolio and bought in wildly. It's currently up over 50% and not a great performer.

What alternatives would you suggest? Possibly a split into $VWRL (+0.68%) and $TDIV (-0.09%) ?

Dear people,

I would be very interested in your opinion.

The main component of my portfolio should be the $VWRL (+0.68%) with 60% and as satellites 30-35% $ASML (+0.09%)
$NOVO B (-5.34%)
$ALV (+0.29%)
$MSFT (+0.3%)
$GOOGL (+0.11%)
$PEP (-0.22%) then one share in the industrial sector e.g. $SIE (+1.19%) and one in the energy sector.

The last 5-10% will be in $BTC (+0.65%) why only $BTC (+0.65%) ? because I don't know anything about crypto and don't feel like informing myself, but I would like to have a small position.

I would be interested to know if you think I have too large an EU share or too few China shares, as I don't want to add an emerging market ETF.

Do you have other industrial stocks and energy stocks that aim for growth and pay a dividend? They don't have to be big, but a little would be nice.

MfG Flow

Hi guys, I need your advice again.

My savings plans are currently running as follows:

200€ in the $VWRL (+0.68%)

70€ in $KO (-0.19%)

130€ in $AAPL (+0.35%)

Due to good circumstances, I currently have the opportunity to add another 100€.

My current consideration would be the 100€ in $BTC (+0.65%) , $EOAN (+0.63%) or perhaps also $NVDA (+0.29%) or $GOOGL (+0.11%)

What would you do with the €100? Or maybe just increase the savings plan to the $VWRL (+0.68%) increase it?

Thank you!

Hello everyone,

I wanted to share my portfolio and my strategy with you today.

I've been active on the stock market since 2022.

Like many people, the start was not perfect. In the beginning, I traded back and forth too much, bought and sold shares only because of short-term movements and often went with my gut feeling rather than a clear strategy.

In the meantime, however, I am really happy with my portfolio and, above all, with my direction.

I invest for the long term, broadly diversified and hedge all my positions (except $ISPA (+0.22%)) on a monthly basis.

I no longer worry about short-term price movements.

A few books, which I have already presented in a separate article, have also been particularly helpful.

My portfolio is divided into two areas:

ETFs at Trade Republic:

• Vanguard FTSE All-World ($VWRL (+0.68%)) is my basic investment and forms the backbone of my portfolio
• Fidelity Global Quality Income ($FGEQ (+0.3%) ) I find the ETF's approach very interesting
• iShares STOXX Global Select Dividend 100 ($ISPA (+0.22%) ) I still have from my early days. It will probably be completely switched into the VWRL sooner or later
• iShares Physical Gold ($IGLN (+0.1%) ) is intended as a small addition

Individual stocks at Scalable Capital

I have specifically selected six established companies that I am betting on for the long term.

They are not insider tips, but for me they are solid and easy to understand:

• Microsoft ($MSFT (+0.3%) )
• Apple ($AAPL (+0.35%) )
• Visa ($V (+0.47%) )
• Coca-Cola ($KO (-0.19%) )
• Allianz ($ALV (+0.29%) )
• Realty Income ($O (+0.09%) )

If I find any exciting additions in the future, I would like to expand the stock selection to a maximum of ten stocks.

I invest in all my ETFs (except $ISPA (+0.22%)) and shares on a monthly basis.

I also make targeted individual purchases from time to time.

This gives me a clear structure, keeps me disciplined and allows my portfolio to grow.

I'm glad that I've learned from my beginner's mistakes and have now found a strategy that suits me.

How did you get started in the stock market and what helped you find your way?

What has happened so far and what should happen:

https://getqu.in/ai9B2p/

Parting ways is always hard, but here are the sales I completed in July:

Next to the $VWRL (+0.68%) and $EQQQ (+0.35%) there were also a few subsequent purchases. (No one is perfect) According to the memory log, these are only $GOOGL (+0.11%) and $III (+0%) maybe there were a few more.

Here are the purchases:

$EQQQ (+0.35%)

$VWRL (+0.68%)

In any case, this is what the portfolio looks like today:

There are now "only" 32 positions left 😅

Here is the country breakdown.

Following the reallocation of $FGEQ (+0.3%) into the $VWRL (+0.68%) I have invested 6 figures in the core for the first time. I am currently well on course to reach my target of 140k in the portfolio, but I still believe that the stock markets will have more difficult months in August and September.

Hello everyone,

Today I made a small increase in the $VWRL (+0.68%) today.

On that note: have a nice weekend. 🌞💸

I sold my PayPal position today with a profit of around +15%. In contrast to many other investors, who are now completely turning their backs on the stock, my decision was primarily based on the charts. 🧐

Since April, I have seen many overlaps in the upward movement, which for me is an indication of a corrective structure and not a sustained change in trend. 👋

I personally think it is realistic that PayPal can / will form a lower low.

Although there are no acute fundamental problems, growth is flattening out somewhat, competition is increasing and the market unfortunately has little confidence in the management at present.

I have used the profits to

• mine $VWRL (+0.68%) as the largest position and
• build up a further position in $MUV2 (-0.56%) build up

How do you currently see PayPal? Still turnaround potential or just a technical countermovement in a downward trend?