I'm totally on board with your favorite! As far as I know, WGLD also has the tax advantage.
Personally, I would cut 15% more and include the nasdaq instead. The investment horizon is presumably long, so you can also take a bit more risk. So at least something with tech in it. I'm not so convinced by the MSCI IT things, because of the considerable overweighting of Apple, NVIDIA and Microsoft
Personally, I would cut 15% more and include the nasdaq instead. The investment horizon is presumably long, so you can also take a bit more risk. So at least something with tech in it. I'm not so convinced by the MSCI IT things, because of the considerable overweighting of Apple, NVIDIA and Microsoft
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@lawinvest I have to correct myself in that certificates such as $WGLD are prohibited in junior custody accounts at ING. I actually didn't expect that. Do you see a good alternative here?
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@DanDoDan Crap... yes, another portfolio. You could of course indirectly go into a gold miner or something like that, but in my opinion that is neither comparably crisis-resistant nor obviously tax-advantageous.
By the way, I find the classification as a certificate interesting. I've always wondered about this with Flatex and ING. euwax II(alternative!) is also classified accordingly
By the way, I find the classification as a certificate interesting. I've always wondered about this with Flatex and ING. euwax II(alternative!) is also classified accordingly
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