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ETF portfolio additions

Hello everyone,

On the way to the next milestone of EUR 50,000, I have just made two purchases. $WSML (-0.26%) and $EXI1 (+0.48%) have been added to the portfolio.

All ETFs are now saved on a monthly basis. I am now quite happy with the composition. Now it's time to save constantly until retirement.

In your opinion, is there a sensible ETF addition for my existing portfolio that does not overlap too much with the existing positions?

I myself have thought about a possible single position $O (-0.9%) to increase the monthly dividends for the future and because I haven't found an ETF in the real estate sector that really makes sense for me.

Any tips and ideas would be appreciated.

9 Comments

Honestly? Please don't buy another ETF. You are well covered. The only consideration would be to consolidate the two dividend ETFs into one ETF. But it doesn't necessarily have to be. Otherwise, good luck!!!

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Basti1983@Basti1983

@DenisVidukic Thanks for your opinion. No, it absolutely doesn't have to be, you're right. But maybe there's something I can optimize, that's what the question was aimed at.

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Carrot@Carrot

@Basti1983 with several etf (sometimes deliberately similar), partial sales can be planned more easily with regard to taxes incurred

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jkb92@jkb92

The new trend: ETF picking

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Dividendenkobolt@Dividendenkobolt

Making an etf from the 30 most liquid Swiss companies is also an idea. That's what I call a meaningful index

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Basti1983@Basti1983

@Dividendenkobolt Yes, it's just an experiment and an addition because I'm pushing the healthcare sector at the same time. When I think of Switzerland, I always think of large healthcare companies or insurance companies. A bit of a Gallic village and a stable currency. In addition, it runs under a German WKN and not under LU like most, which is also interesting from a tax perspective.

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TAHT@TAHT

World + EM is enough

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Jonas@Jonasbrunner

For example, I'm still invested in $LDEG, which has also performed quite well for me, including 4% dividends...

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yogen48@yogen48

Go with single ETF -- FTSE All World $FWRG or $VWRL

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