$XGLE (-0.24%) Interest rates are falling in Europe, the stock markets in the USA are running out of steam and European government bonds are losing ground? This ETF by 2 percent in one day? Why?

In principle, I expect a performance of 3 percent per year with little volatility...

Hello everyone,

after writing my last post over a year ago and following my strategy ever since.

The following ETFs are executed monthly.

$VWCE (+0.57%) with 800€

$SEMI (+2.26%) with 50€

$LOCK (+0.9%) with 50€

$XGLE (-0.24%) with 50€

Furthermore, in $BTC (-0.34%) with 50€, $ETH (-0.5%) with 50€ and $EWG2 (-0.94%) with 50 €

Normally, € 2,000 per month and a special repayment of € 1,300 per month are transferred to the call money.

Please provide constructive feedback.

The core of my ETF portfolio is currently represented by the following ETFs:

60% equities, of which

50% $XDWD (+0.63%)

30% $EMSRI (-0.06%)

20% $WSML (+0.49%)

40% Bonds, of which

50% $SRIC (-0.18%)

50% $XGLE (-0.24%)

I basically feel very comfortable with the constellation, as I am very broadly positioned and can still reduce volatility.

What do you think of this allocation? What suggestions do you have?

incl. 10.02 Euro tax credit from loss compensation