Vanguard S&P 500 ETF

ETF

ISIN: IE00B3XXRP09

Ticker: VUSA

IE00B3XXRP09

VUSA

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BamBamInvest

@BamBamInvest

3D·

How each S&P 500 sector performed in the 1st quarter of 2025

$CSPX (+1.36%)
$VUSA (+1.29%)
$VUAG (+1.3%)

Chandra

@Chandra

3D·

Green Easter

Happy Easter to you all!

After @InvestmentPapa a few days ago, here is the part of my portfolio that is still green. Due to the turbulent market of the last few months, I have made some tax optimizations and also sold positive positions from time to time, so unfortunately there is not much green left, only $VUSA (+1.29%) . The new acquisitions are unfortunately still red. 😅

How are you all doing? Since no one else @InvestmentPapa nobody has posted anything yet, I'll just ask directly:

@Tenbagger2024
@Esperanza
@Simpson What's your situation?

#challenge
#gruenostern
#grueneostern

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Chris@Multibagger

For the sake of comparability, I'll leave out my derivatives, as they tend to be short-term snapshots. The two really longer-term positions are a long certificate on silver, which is up approx. 130%, and an inline derivative on €/SFR, which is up 80%.
Of the equities, $EDV is the strongest performer, up 45%.
Then comes $GDXJ with 23% plus
$HOOD with 18%
$MUX also up 18%
$OPAP with 10%
$VIG with 9%
$NOG with also 9%
$CABK with 4%

At the other end

$WBKN with. -30%
$HIMS with -26%
$CORZ with -23%

my portfolio share for long-term investments.

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boz

@boz

2Wk·

Today we witnessed the biggest insider trades in history.

Boy, oh boy. Donnie's circle raked in billions today.

$VUSA (+1.29%)
$CSNDX (+1.92%)
$NVDA (+3.01%)
$RH (+3.15%)
$MSTR (-0.93%)

2 Comments

Chandra@Chandra

2Wk

Not $NDAQ but e.g. $CSNDX

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Velix

@vlx

2Wk·

Holy..

$NVDA (+3.01%) down 12% already. $VUSA (+1.29%) 5%..

I'm honestly between crying and laughing 🥲😂

How the fuck does one person manage to screw up so bad.

8 Comments

Casper@Pesce

2Wk

Well to be honest it is not one person. Its a whole country who voted for him. And not sending a better opponent forward for him 🤡

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Chandra

@Chandra

2Wk·

Shall we bring Easter forward?

I had already focused on #gruenostern (or #grueneostern ), but at the moment I only have $VUSA (+1.29%) and $LQQ (+4.32%) green.

Who knows where they'll be at Easter? 🫣

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Stephan K.@StrahlemannLP

2Wk

Think about where they will be in 2 to 3 years and how much money you can push into the market in the special sales.

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Meneer V.

@Meneervermogen

3Wk·

Dividend received 2nd April 2025

$11,34 $KMB (-1.5%)

$22,40 $VHYL (+0.91%)

$1,60 $VUSA (+1.29%)

$4,18 $VWRL (+1.28%)

Total $39,52

Keep stacking the #dividend

golden_twenties

@golden_twenties

3Wk·

World portfolio: VWRL vs 6 ETF Depot

Goal: A globally diversified portfolio via a savings plan

Option 1:

Everything in the $VWRL (+1.28%)

Option 2:

50% $VUSA (+1.29%)

15% $EIMI (+1.08%)

15% $VEUR (+0.71%)

5% $VJPN (+0.09%)

5% $VAPX (+1.28%)

10% $WSML (+0.81%)

What do you think?

Option 1 would be the simpler approach. No rebalancing. Unscheduled purchases or sales with an ETF are easier and more fee-friendly.

Option 2 allows more control in terms of weighting, so I could reduce the US share from $VWRL (+1.28%) from 62% to 45-50%. In option 2 it would also be possible to swap the S&P 500 for Nasdaq or Amumbo depending on the market cycle to get more performance out of it without the risk of a US overweight.

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Tobi60@Tobi60

3Wk

I'm lazy, so I'll do option 1

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Elias

@profit_hunter

1Mon·

Tranches or one-off investment?

As the markets have recently recorded a slight decline, I bought a tranche of the S&P 500 ETF ($VUSA (+1.29%)) today.

I am currently considering whether it makes sense to spread my planned investment in 4-5 tranches over several weeks in order to possibly catch the low point.

Alternatively, it might be better to invest the entire amount at once - following the classic approach:

"Time in the Market beats Timing the Market".

How do you see it? Which strategy do you prefer and why?

20.03

Vanguard S&P 500 ETF

Bought x10.56 at CHF 94.70

CHF 1,000.00

4 Comments

VillaSpilla@VillaSpilla

1Mon

With the relatively small amounts, it won't make that much of a difference in absolute terms, perhaps in relative terms. I would start with a larger amount and then make regular savings installments. That's how I do it with my primary investment in the S&P500. A larger sum, weekly savings installments (in my case 100 euros) and then occasionally larger additional purchases (if cash is available) when prices fall.
PS: of course you have to invest in the USA and represent its start-up and shareholder focus as a strategy.

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Robert

@Iwant_money_423

1Mon·

B U Y

The Dip

19.03

Vanguard S&P 500 ETF

Bought x25.34 at €98.65

€2,499.80

4 Comments

HerrAktienguru@HerrAktienguru

1Mon

Dip the buy

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fcwe1113

@fcwe1113

1Mon·

New-ish investor here, rate my portfolio

Hi, im a uni student currently in the UK on my final year. Technically I had started investing on December 2022 but back then it’s more trying to play around and see what happens. And because trading 212 has 0 commission fees or holding fees I just thought to throw 10 pounds in a bunch of companies that I think would do well and let things happen. However recently I have decided to go all in, seeing the recent dip in $VUSA (+1.29%) as the perfect entry point to dump most of my money into.

while I do have stable income (~450/month) it goes down after term time, however as I am pretty frugal I managed to gather enough money so my portfolio is not just scraps and pieces. Here’s the break down of my portfolio:

ETF: mostly my savings account that’s better but inaccessible on weekends, $VFEG (+0.55%) is there so if S&P shits the fan while I’m not looking I won’t lose everything, and if I am then that’s where the money is going at least temporarily. I am currently putting in at least 50 pounds into it per month.

Stocks: mostly a sandbox where I try out different things, hopefully majority of them are well informed. Though I will mention currently my stock portfolio is absolutely carried by $RHM (+1.21%)
$BA. (+0.76%) and $RR. (+1.86%) . Having bought them back in 2022. though not all decisions I make are winners for example selling $NVDA (+3.01%) and $AMD (+3.83%) on early 2023 fearing that AI is a bubble. You can’t win them all I suppose

in the future I’m looking for leveraged on S&P for example $3USL (+4.81%) but I will be putting in stop orders and/or keeping an eye on it actively. And of course to get a better job :P

please if you have comments about the portfolio feel free to do so

43Positions

£1,406.73

5.34%

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investment_pro_1912@investment_pro_1912

1Mon

I don't give advice but I believe in 1-3 year European defense stocks.

Good luck

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