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Strategy for buying a house

Dear Community,

I am currently in the process of buying a property and now need €70,000 from the deposit.

I'm now wondering what I should sell. I have some losers in my portfolio that I should actually sell, but it feels strange to realize all the losses.

I'm also thinking about the subsequent weighting of stocks that are performing well (such as $GOOGL (-0.22%) for example), which would increase considerably if I withdrew the €70,000.

My first thoughts would be stocks like $MC (-1.1%)
$UNH (+0.42%)
$WSIL (+2.69%)
$NVDA (+2.75%)
$COPX (+0.18%)
$CSPX (-0.3%) and parts of the $IWDA (-0.65%) to sell.

I am looking forward to your opinions!

23Positions

€224,016.30

16.23%

18 Comments

Wealth-Accelerator@Wealth-Accelerator

Sell everything in the red and halve Alphabet, Iris, Allianz and ASML. You should get 70k out of it pretty much without taxes.

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Snoopy@Snoopy

You wouldn't touch the ETFs?

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Wealth-Accelerator@Wealth-Accelerator

@Snoopy
I am an absolute ETF advocate 😅

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Susanne@Isus01

I would not ignore the tax aspect when realizing losses, but the rules in AT and DE are not identical, so I cannot help you in detail.

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Snoopy@Snoopy

@Isus01 Thank you, good point. It's a good way to fill the loss pot

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Oleg@ScorpionfromBW

Why are you worrying so much? Just sell everything that is in the red. And balance out the loss pot with the parts of the winning stocks or parts of the ETFs. It's not as if you have to liquidate your entire portfolio.

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Snoopy@Snoopy

@ScorpionfromBW Well, I can't really get to 70k and I'd hate to liquidate my entire BTC position just because it's down a few %.

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Oleg@ScorpionfromBW

@Snoopy I meant balancing the loss pot. And to get the remaining amount, you just have to sell shares in the three ETFs. I would recommend $IWDA, because in my opinion it doesn't make sense in your portfolio because there are no extra emerging markets. The $VWCE has at least 10% EM in it.

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Lehrer M.@Lehrermitaktien

How do you see LVMH's chances of recovery in the near future? The MSCI Core could be reduced to 50k.

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Snoopy@Snoopy

@Lehrermitaktien I see LVMH as even more difficult in the next 1-2 years, which is why I would sell it first. I would liquidate the S&P 500 ETF and part of the MSCI world. Otherwise still smaller stocks, as described in the article.

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Mats-Invest@Mats-Invest

I would realize all losses including Etherum. This is crystal clear to me as they are speculative and lower quality stocks. Then fork out the remaining missing amount from GOOG, Allianz and ASML as @Wealth-Accelerator says. But I would move some of the 3 "winners" to another custody account 2 at the same bank and sell the remaining ones in custody account 1 with the lowest profit. This way you sell in a tax-optimized way. This is because the FIFO principle (First-In-First-Out) is mandatory in Germany (according to § 20 para. 4 sentence 7 EStG) for a partial transfer of securities. And I personally would go easy on Google + ETFs. Google is booming so much and the cloud is growing at 62%. And ETFs are always good.

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Wealth-Accelerator@Wealth-Accelerator

@Mats-Invest
This is the detailed version of my approach.
Perfectly optimized 👌🏼

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Elon Trump ❤️@federalreserve

Sell losers and keep winners if possible. Anything else makes no sense.

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Nino@PortfolioNino

Nice portfolio. If I were you, I’d sell all my crypto and buy some Meta, Microsoft, and MercadoLibre, plus a little Basic-Fit.

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Barf@ktotheb

Ever enquired about a Lombard loan? Liquid without sale.

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market_maestro_2368@market_maestro_2368

Have you ever thought about a Lombard loan?

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Pawfolio@Pawfolio

52Min

I would definitely solve this with a Lombard loan.

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Johnny B.@JBatelli

35Min

What about a pledge for the mortgage?

Advantage: You often get better interest conditions for the house (as more collateral is available), but don't pay the high interest rates of a Lombard loan.

Disadvantage: You can no longer access the pledged shares. You can usually switch them around within the custody account, but you cannot withdraw any money as long as the pledge remains in place.

The pledge usually becomes superfluous when the remaining debt on the home loan is only around 60 % to 70 % of the current property value. Then you can sell it again and do anything with it. But until then, you keep it and it can continue to grow.

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