Hello everyone,

I am 20 years old and have a monthly savings installment of €1000

500€ $VWRL (-0.52%)

225€ Megatrend ETF's

75€ $BTC (-0.88%)

20€ $SSD (-0.64%)

20€ $ELF (-5.57%)

160€ Individual shares

I recently switched my portfolio from another platform to Trade Republic.

I have taken over:

$SPEP (-0.21%)

$SAEU (-0.35%)

$SAEM (-1.07%)

$LGAG (-2.11%)

$WSML (-1.26%)

$AEGE (+0.13%)

$SAJP (-0.53%)

$IS3V (+0.15%)

I would like to pay all these positions into the $VWRL (-0.52%) in order to have fewer individual stocks in the portfolio

What do you think of this strategy? I would appreciate your feedback

Yesterday my fingers were itching again and I bought more shares. $SSD (-0.64%) bought more.

The business model is so exciting that it puts even NVIDIA or Palantir in the shade.

Simpson Manufacturing is the market leader in the field of..... Wood connections 👀

A little joke in passing, but that's basically how it is.

They usually have a market share of ~50% there.

Interesting, especially since far too little has been built in the USA since the 2008/2009 real estate crisis. The properties are getting older and older, and demand is increasing (also due to immigration). Under Trump, this could soon lead to a real rally if this deficit is balanced out.

Other drivers:

• Climate change and environmental disasters are destroying what can be $SSD (-0.64%) can be rebuilt
• Wood is a cheap, proven building material
• Mid-cap stocks are slowly regaining attention

The figures:

• 16% sales growth p.a. over 5 years
• Net margin of ~ 15%
• P/E ratio of 20 (not too high for a market leader in my opinion)

A compounder as it is written in the book.

Even if I can't impress anyone at a party with it... maybe in a few years with the absolute position size? 🤓