Hello dear community,

We will be parents for the first time next March and I want to start thinking about ETFs (savings plan) for the junior portfolio.

We have the All-World ETFs (Vanguard/ MSCI), MSCI World and S&P500 to choose from.

You also have to decide whether you want an accumulating or distributing ETF. The custody account is opened via ING.

Of course, only one will be selected in the end.

I already have a favorite, but I would still like to know which one you would choose from the selection or perhaps you have already chosen one for your offspring?

Thank you very much and have a nice Saturday evening! ✌🏼🖖🏼

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-14% Dirks Ghetto Fund

-2% MSCI EM

+0% Cash

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+27% DAX

+27% Euro Stoxx 50

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+44% Nikkei 225

+48% MSCI World

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+59% Gold (USD)

+60% S&P 500

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Question for the gq community,

I currently do not have an MSCI World position in the #depot . Now I am looking for one which will become my largest position in the portfolio in the medium term.

Which one #msciworld would you recommend to invest capital in the medium to long term?

I would be interested in one with a dividend payout, or is an accumulating one #etf more sensible?

I have been thinking about the $HMWO thinking about?

Any other recommendations? Feel free to leave them in the comments :)

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Hi, I'm Ali,

I started investing in April and have tried over time (I still do) to acquire knowledge about e.g. technical terms and ETFs like #msciworld etc.

I have built up a savings plan of 154€ and just wanted to know the opinion and assessment of how my portfolio is and what I can improve.

Can anyone tell me why this red percentage is there and how I can get rid of it?

Many Instagrammers are now annoyed with the upfront lump sum (tax) on ETFs

A few euros per €1,000 ETF investment are automatically deducted in advance at the beginning of the year and deducted from your tax-free amount if set up. The tax lump sum is offset or refunded when the ETF units are sold. End.

More info: https://t.co/dpUduU1qxz

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Capital magazine examined 4,000 actively managed funds and found that 94.7% failed to outperform the benchmark index over 10 years. Except for 5.3%, almost all fail against the respective ETF. So 19 out of 20 active funds are losers compared to the passive ETF.

>> Do you have funds or just ETFs? If so which ones?

Source: Capital 07/2023, p. 95

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March with a heart for the stock markets...

Cryptos, stocks, indices and so on at all-time highs!

March is now drawing to a close. We can look back with a positive feeling and say: March was worthwhile. Let's take a look at a few stocks:

DAX30: +4,97%

Bitcoin: +15,49%

MSCI World: +4,16%

MSCI EM: +2,67%

My portfolio: +8,22%

That's fun, but it should be clear to everyone that these are only snapshots. We'll soon see whether April will continue like this or whether there will be a setback. What are you expecting?

What happened in March:

• The FED leaves interest rates where they are and announces 3 more rate cuts for 2024
• Cannabis is partially legalized in Germany. Cannabis shares explode
• Shares of defense companies rise very strongly
• Bitcoin is on the verge of the next halving and breaks out
• Stock markets at all-time highs

I'm very excited when people post their March rewinds here on getquin. Some of the figures could be very wild. How was your performance in March?

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#msciworld
#msciem
#dax30
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Hey everyone,

I told you that I would take you with me on my journey and here is a small interim result. And a big success, I'm out of the red.

• Strategy: Buy & hold and try to pick up good dividend stocks along the way
• 150 per month in the #msciworld
  
• 150-200 in individual shares -> expand positions when an opportunity arises
• Buy consideration $AMD
  $AAPL
  $D05
  $DELL $toyotamotor

What do you think of my portfolio, suggestions for improvement?

Good morning,

I told you that I would document my development.

Here is the first ETF #msciworld which is saved with 100€ per month.

This raises the next question: would it be wise to save another ETF or increase it to €200?

Briefly, the investment amount per month is €500 for me.

Hello together

Even if it doesn't come close to reflecting what some people are imagining here, I'm still quite happy with how things are going.

To explain :

I'm saving with the aim of increasing my money in 15/20 years, which I can invest in my house.

I started thinking about this a little over a year ago and did a bit of research to find out what might be best.

So I started slowly with an ETF savings plan #msciworld and also bought shares in Apple and Amazon out of interest. Later, I added another savings plan #sp500

The Tesla share was free at the time :)

Things are not looking so rosy for BYD in my portfolio at the moment, but I believe in the brand and think it will rise in the coming years.

I also wanted to see what would happen with crypto and if you believe the entire flow of information, Solana will also make considerable gains in the next few years.

Bitcoin, yes certainly a fun investment, where now the outcry will surely come FOMO :) but hey....I have Bitcoin 🤣

All in all, I'm not going to get rich with this portfolio, but my main focus is on long-term investing so that I can liquidate my ETF savings plans when I'm a bit older (I'm 42) and invest in my house.

All better (I hope) than traditional saving.

I'll also think about whether I should continue to increase my ETF savings rates, as I'm also saving "classically" for my nest egg (house repairs and other things) at the same time.