Today I reduced my semi-ETF by 20% to bring the weighting from 15% to 10%.
No single position has a total weighting (ETF+single stock) above 5%, which is also my threshold. I always want to stay below 5% exposure.
My forward P/E of the portfolio has also fallen to 23, which is below my target of <25, despite the high tech allocation.
This means that my tech sector weighting is now in line with my world ETF $QDEV (+0.08%)which contains around 40-49% tech. I'm happy with that. I'm just still tech-bullish.
I have also reduced the USA region to 63%, almost identical to my world ETF (61%), and thus within my target range of 60-69%.
My favorites in the semi area remain anyway $TSM (-0.36%) and $HY9H (+3.3%) which I bought cheaply and undervalued as individual positions.
$NVDA (+0.2%) is and remains king, but I do not believe that the annual return will remain above 10% in the next few years, for this the market cap would have to grow by 400 billion every year, which I think would be difficult. $AVGO (+1.6%) currently has a P/E 5x greater than forward P/E, which shows that analysts are extremely bullish on future earnings. I am also bullish, but not as strongly, so the stock has already run very hot.
My top 10 holdings with 32% total weighting are currently:
4.95% $TSM (-0.36%) Taiwan Semi
4.65% $NVDA (+0.2%) NVIDIA
4.55% $GOOG (+0.37%) Google
4.47% $AVGO (+1.6%) Broadcom
2.85% $MSFT (+0.49%) Microsoft
2.63% $META (+0.48%) Meta
2.37% $AAPL (-0.06%) Apple
2.04% $ASML (+0.68%) Asml
1.95% $MA (-0.04%) Mastercard
1.91% $JPM (-0.01%) JPMorgan
