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The price trend depends solely on whether there are more fools than papers or more papers than fools.

The year is drawing to a close. That's why I'm looking at my portfolio again today as a kind of year-end wrap-up. On Monday, another €1000 will be invested in the Community Depot. Nothing else is actually planned.

The reorganization in the main portfolio is largely complete and I am not yet 100% satisfied with the position sizes. Some fine-tuning is still required. In the case of dips, I will probably add to one or two positions.


Still under construction are $FMC (+0.61%)
$SOLB (-1.83%) and $SHEL (+0.5%)

$MAIN (+1.02%)
$O (-0.27%) dividends will continue to be reinvested.

$DTE (-1.32%) will also be kept and increased again at some point. $KO (-0.11%) It's an on-off position for me, I'm actually Team Pepsi, but every time I think the price is right, I buy again.


Everything is going according to plan in the savings plan portfolio. I'm currently putting around €600 per month into it. That's income from my part-time farm. There's enough money in the account in case something breaks down and all the machines are fairly new anyway. A maximum of 10 years old. In other words, they should normally last for the next 20 years. Ok, I still have my old Case 644 from 1968, but it's broken less over the year than the 3-year-old Steyr 😀


Cash reserve for subsequent purchases is about 190k, which is currently at 3.5% interest at the Volksbank.


My company's year-end bonus is probably around 30k, which will go into an ETF in January I'm still thinking about whether Nasdaq, World or dividends.


So and now a few happy holidays to all

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Wow, that depot is really cool. Something like that simply motivates you to stay on the ball🤩 I wish you and your family happy and relaxing holidays too. I'm also going to invest 1,500 francs on Monday. Just don't know exactly what yet😁
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@Alumdria Thank you for the flowers. Have you already made a preselection? After the dip, $NOVO B is fairly valued. Likewise, $NU is quite interesting. Take a look at the posts by @BamBamInvest. He has dealt with it in detail
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@Hotte1909 I'm still looking. I also find $UPS and $NESN very attractively valued at the moment. But I'm still undecided.
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That's really cool what you've built up there. Have a great holiday😌
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Awesome, extremely motivating👌👌👌👌
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Mega Depot, and all the best for the festive season.
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@Tenbagger2024 Thank you very much. You too, of course 😉 I'm already looking forward to your next ideas and constructive discussions ❤️
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@Hotte1909
That's very kind of you. I always enjoy exchanging ideas with you.
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Why so hyped? Without Apple, the portfolio has certainly performed worse than the World Index. Large positions are in the red. No hate 😀
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@byebyebayern They are in the red because I only bought some of them this year to convert my portfolio to dividend stocks. Yes, Apple, Nintendo, Microsoft and Volkswagen have been the price drivers for years. But I've also held them all for over 10 years. Not all positions are included here either. Especially from the years 2006-2022 because I no longer hold the positions and would have had to enter them manually, which would have been too much work for me
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Compliments 👍. Which Volksbank gives out 3.5% 🤔, I was very happy to be able to get 3.25% from my VR Oberpfalz in the summer. Have a great Christmas with your loved ones and maximum price gains next year and, above all, good health
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@Dividendenopi Thank you. Volksbank Südwestfalen. But I negotiated special conditions there. Threatened them that I would withdraw all my accounts there if they didn't give me at least 3.5%. My advisor actually agreed to it. Well, at that time TR was still offering 3.75 or even 4. It was this March. They actually still had 0% on call money. That was the interest rate for a year.
I have everything there except 45k from Depot, my private accounts, company accounts and shares over 8k
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That's already a stable portfolio, congratulations 😊 reasonably diversified and quite interesting stocks with a lot of potential. There is certainly still potential, but what portfolio is perfect. More importantly, you have a sensible strategy and a clear plan.
Merry Christmas and good luck for 2025 🍀
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@BenKar91 hey. Thanks to you.
Yes, it's certainly not perfect. There is already a plan behind it. Of course, it's not hard to see that I'm pursuing a dividend strategy. The stocks are deliberately chosen to be a little more defensive. I may lose some returns as a result, but I can live with that
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Wild 👏 Wishing you a relaxing time with your loved ones 🎅 🎄
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@Kapital_Koala Thank you too
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A remarkable depot and congratulations. But why so many small caps like Nvidia, for example?
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@Johann_van_der_Smut I think he tracks the junior depot here.
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@Johann_van_der_Smut The small positions are all funded by agriculture and run via savings plans. At some point, this part will probably go to my child. Around 7-12k pa should flow into it. Depending on how the harvests go
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@Hotte1909 Good dad! We'll be putting the KiGe in the Junior Depot from January. That should give us a little boost...
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@Johann_van_der_Smut Officially, it is not a child/junior custody account, i.e. it is not assessed as such for tax purposes.
However, he still has a child custody account which is not mine but was set up by my parents. He received this at birth (2022). Initially, the allocation was 60% ETFs (World and Sp500) 10% gold ETF and 30% shares (Nvidia/Allianz/Tesla)
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Do you spread the portfolio across various Custody accounts with various providers (banks)? Deposit protection is generally set at €100k.
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@HannesAlbers Deposit protection only applies to cash, not shares.
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@HannesAlbers Yes. But not because of deposit protection. Shares are special assets anyway. If the bank/broker goes bust, your shares are not affected. They are held in depositories. You can at least take a look at where they are at Volksbank.
I have different custody accounts partly because of the costs (Volksbank just under €17 per trade) and partly because many things cannot be traded at all at Volksbank. For example, banks have something against Reits like realty income etc.
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Great portfolio. There are some good ideas :-) Wouldn't more REITs be something for your dividend strategy?
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