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https://www.whitehouse.gov/fact-sheets/2025/11/fact-sheet-president-donald-j-trump-strikes-deal-on-economic-and-trade-relations-with-china/

President Trump announced an economic and trade agreement between the USA and China:

- China suspends all retaliatory tariffs and non-tariff measures imposed since March 4

- China issues new general licenses for the export of rare earths and suspends new export controls.

- China pledges to stop the flow of fentanyl to the US

- China will buy at least 12 million tons of US soybeans

- The USA reduces tariffs on Chinese goods by 10 percentage points

The biggest de-escalation in relations between the US and China since the start of the trade war.

China 🇨🇳 will suspend all retaliatory tariffs and non-tariff measures in place since March 4, lift export controls on rare earths, issue global licenses for rare earths and critical minerals such as gallium and graphite, and commit to buying 12 million tons of US soybeans this year and 25 million tons annually through 2028. China will also take "significant measures" to stop fentanyl shipments to the US.

In return, the U.S. 🇺🇸 will reduce tariffs on Chinese imports imposed to curb fentanyl trade by 10 percentage points of the cumulative tariff rate, effective November 10, 2025, extend Section 301 tariff exemptions through November 2026, and suspend new export control measures for one year.

Hello everyone,

As I wanted to make use of my tax-free allowance this year, I took action again today and did some regrouping.

Share sale $ASML (-0.87%) with 50% profit

New additions to my portfolio are $1211, (-0.86%)
$ROP (+1.83%) and $ORCL (-0.12%)

And yes, I know $TSLA (+2.38%) is clearly overweight. In the long term, I want to gradually shift this position, but I only recently received it from my parents as I had it in my parents' portfolio at the time as I was not yet 18 when it was bought.

I would also be happy to receive recommendations on where I can switch them.

I also currently have two savings plans $IWDA (-0.02%) and $IEMA (-0.39%) .

The other ETF positions are still from old savings plans that are no longer running.

What would be your opinion?

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President Trump shakes hands with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

"He is a VERY tough negotiator. That's not good!" 🤣

"Nice to see you again!"

"We're going to have a very successful meeting!"

"We have ALWAYS had a great relationship."

Chinese President Xi Jinping says he is happy to finally meet President Trump.

"It's very nice to see you again! It's been many years. Since your re-election, we have spoken on the phone three times, exchanged several letters and stayed in close contact."

"Given our different national circumstances, we don't always see eye to eye. It's normal for there to be friction between the world's two leading economies."

"In the face of winds, waves and challenges, you and I, who are at the helm of Sino-US relations, should stay the right course and ensure the steady progress of these relations."

Chinese President Xi Jinping declares President Trump the PEACE PRESIDENT of the whole world!

"Mr. President, you care deeply about world peace! You are deeply committed to resolving regional conflicts. I greatly appreciate your significant contribution to the ceasefire in Gaza."

"During your visit to Malaysia, you witnessed the signing of the joint peace declaration along the Cambodian-Thai border, to which you also contributed."

Hello everyone,

It's time for some criticism again.

Briefly about myself, I am 24 years old

and my strategy is a mix of growth and dividends with quality. I have the MSCI World as my basis.

I have bought very few shares recently, I hold a fairly high cash ratio. Only my ETF savings plans on $IWDA (-0.02%)
$EIMI (-0.36%)
$WSML (+0.01%) are executed monthly.

I also have one or two speculative stocks in my portfolio, such as $ORSTED (+0.48%)
$FXPO (+0.77%)
$PYPL (+1.16%) . I will sell these when the prices are attractive.

The absolute losers at the moment are $DGE (+2.53%) & $PAH3 (-0.53%) . With $DGE (+2.53%) I am, however, considering buying more.

With $NKE (-0.62%)
$TGT (-0.1%)
$UPS (+0.76%)
$NOVO B (-1.28%) I am quite relaxed about the poor performance. I think patience will pay off here.

Feel free to give me feedback, I'm happy to receive any kind of constructive criticism! 😊

Hello Community,

After a long break from equities, during which only my savings plan was running, I'm keen to get my portfolio back on track.

I am 19 years old, have saved up a portfolio of around 50,000 euros and want to invest for the long term (but I also enjoy holding a few individual stocks).

Until now, I always wanted to hold around 50 % in an ETF ($IWDA (-0.02%) and CO) and the rest in individual stocks.

I would be interested in your opinions, especially with regard to the number and selection of individual stocks.

Ps. the return is unfortunately not quite right, as it was a bit complicated due to portfolio transfers...

thanks :)

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https://www.ft.com/content/daac2dfc-921c-4178-908e-0de16ce2180b

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CPI 3% YoY, (Est. 3.1%)

CPI 03% MoM, (Est. 0.4%)

Core CPI 3% YoY, (Est. 3.1%)

Core CPI 0.2% MoM, (Est. 0.3%)

I'm starting my DIY pet health fund strategy to cleverly manage vet costs myself, I thought it would be much more fun to be my own insurer.

After reviewing and calculating the costs, I came to the conclusion that I would pay €30-40/month for my cat, assuming she has a life expectancy of 13-15 years, into a defensive portfolio instead of a monthly insurance premium.

From the age of 8 - 10, I expect the risk of more frequent treatments and high vet costs to increase enormously as my cat gets older.

Of course, I am aware that high costs can also arise much earlier, but you don't always have that when you build up reserves for a possible event in the future.

📊 I would start with this breakdown:

🛡️60% defensive (money market & short bond ETFs) = capital preservation & liquidity

• 30%$XEON (+0.01%)
• 
  30% $CSBGE3 (-0.18%)

⚔️40% offensive (equity & gold ETFs) = growth & inflation protection

• 20% $IS3Q (-0.1%)
• 
  10% $IWDA (-0.02%)
• 
  10% $EWG2 (-0.35%)

🏦 Payout rules:

• Deductible: €250 - €300, anything above that I will take out of the portfolio so as not to put too much strain on the capital stock.
• Liquidity buffer: at least €1,500 p.a. should be available in the defensive part of the portfolio.

🚨 The whole thing should give me more control and better returns in the long term - without the profit margin of an insurance company.

💬 Your opinion is not only wanted but also important. What do you think of such a DIY model? Risk or opportunity?

#DIYinsurance

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Who got nervous? 😁