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Portfolio update

Dear people,

I would be very interested in your opinion.

The main component of my portfolio should be the $VWRL (-0.14%) with 60% and as satellites 30-35% $ASML (+0.57%)
$NOVO B (-0.13%)
$ALV (+0.11%)
$MSFT (-0.08%)
$GOOGL (-0.16%)
$PEP (-0.13%) then one share in the industrial sector e.g. $SIE (+0.26%) and one in the energy sector.

The last 5-10% will be in $BTC (-1.67%) why only $BTC (-1.67%) ? because I don't know anything about crypto and don't feel like informing myself, but I would like to have a small position.

I would be interested to know if you think I have too large an EU share or too few China shares, as I don't want to add an emerging market ETF.

Do you have other industrial stocks and energy stocks that aim for growth and pay a dividend? They don't have to be big, but a little would be nice.

MfG Flow

6Positions

€43,034.46

4.73%

3 Comments

Leonardo@FascioeMartello

3Wk

Investing in china is difficult, imo is not worth, to much political risk and laws are not so clear, I'm not sure about novo and pepsi but the other companies are wonderful, I see a lot of upside for you, maybe you could add companies that have "no-tech services" like SPGlobal, but other than that it's a very simple and functional portfolio, only crypto that is worth having is Bitcoin, you don't need to inform yourself, the others are just crap

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Mark@le_Wurst

2Wk

More Bitcoin!!!
In my opinion, Bitcoin is ideal for regular savings plans alongside an ETF.
I would only buy individual shares if they are fundamentally valued. With Bitcoin / ETFs, there is no need to buy regularly.
I invest 60% ETF / 20% Bitcoin / 20% cash (for targeted individual purchases if the nest egg is full)

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Fl_ow@Fl_ow

2Wk

@le_Wurst Bitcoin only runs with 100 euros in the savings plan

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