Hello everyone,
I'm thinking about regularly saving additional amounts in the ETF plus my 70/30 portfolio? What do you think and do you still see a lot of potential?
Moin
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Technology growth ETFs
Hello dear community!
I have been looking into some growth ETFs and am a bit undecided. The focus here is already on strong growth and also a little more in the technology/software sector, as I don't have enough in this area in my portfolio.
I'm also convinced that technology will always be omnipresent and indispensable....I'm only in my early 30s, so I want to go for strong and "sustainable" growth first.
I have looked at the following ETFs and compared them, e.g. via extraETF, with my favorite "-->" in terms of TER, performance and portfolio:
Information Technology:
--> $IUIT (+0.04%)
NASDAQ100:
--> $EQQQ (-0.14%)
SEMICONDUCTOR:
--> $IE00BMC38736
DEFENCE:
--> $ASWC (+0.08%)
S&P500:
ALL-WORLD:
Can you tell me if I am currently looking too much at the performance of the last 5-10 years instead of sustainable growth in the 4 ETFs, i.e. my selection:
$IE00BMC38736
Looking forward to your feedback!
Hello everyone!
Small introduction: very new to getquin and "focussed" investing. 34 years old, Belgian, and I have done some very small investing (buying stocks, bonds, crypto) in the past few years, but never gave it too much thought and effort (total below 4 figures and did not have the time (work and 3 kids :-)).
Being self-employed, last year brought some large shifts. I have some spare time and am investing around 50k at the moment (which is a lot for me compared to some other portfolios I see here on getquin these past few days). I find myself enjoying following the markets and reading up on technical analysis a lot. Definitely not in this for day trading, but for the long term.
So goals: long term + have something better than the savings account our bank offers (which is not that hard).
I know myself and I get “enthusiastic” quickly about something, so in order to keep me from investing everything into crypto for example, I set these percentages for the ETFs, stocks and crypto I am investing in. This allows me to see where to put new money or what to buy next. Definitely keeping me from dumping everything into $BTC (+3.05%) at the moment :-).
What I am looking for, honest advice or feedback on this strategy and percentages. I am in the tech business myself, partially explaining the tech heavy focus. Again, I enjoy watching the markets and taking some risk, hence not going 100% $IWDA (-0.1%) or other single world ETF strategy ;-).
Thank you!
WORLD (30%)
25% $IWDA (-0.1%) to cover the developed world
5% $EIMI (+0.17%) to cover the emerging markets
S&P500 (30%)
20% $CSPX (-0.01%) to track main S&P500
5% $XLKS (+0.06%) for heavy tech focus
5% $GMVM (-0.28%) for sustainable focus
TECH THEMATIC (10%)
5% $CSNDX (-0.11%) to track nasdaq
5% $SEMI (-0.79%) focus (AI) tech
REGION (10%)
5% $IJPA (-0.12%) tracking Japan due to personal interest
5% $CSSX5E (-0.01%) focus on EU
CRYPTO (10%)
OTHERS (10%)
5% $PHGP (-0.5%) tracking gold for stability and fun
5% small stocks combined, personal interest in specific companies
Do you think it's useful to spread spend into these different ETFs?
The reason why i want to diversify into several etfs is that i want to cover several areas such as technology, health, etc. These are also represented in the All World, but individual companies are not as strongly represented as I would like. On the other hand, I would also like to achieve good returns, which may take longer with stable ETFs, which is why I am considering adding 4 more shares. On the one hand, I would like to build up long-term assets, but I am also prepared to take small risks
I'm a bit unsure what the right strategy is here. :D
Do you have some help for me?
The Fund aims to achieve a total return on your investment, through a combination of capital growth and income on the Fund's assets, which reflects the return of the MSCI ACWI IMI Semiconductors & Semiconductor Equipment ESG Screened Select Capped Index. The Index measures the performance of large, mid and small capitalisation companies across developed and emerging markets, which meet MSCIs size, liquidity and free-float criteria.