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Hello Getquin, as a 15 year old I'm showing you my slightly modified, very fabulous (it's actually not that fabulous) portfolio.

If you have any comments or tips, please let me know! Because every help helps me!


The basic idea is 70/30 with a mix of equities.


$VWCE (+0,98 %) runs in a monthly savings plan with 25€

$AEEM (+0,71 %) I have to keep rebalancing so that it stays 70/30... I'm trying to set up a savings plan, but it's a bit more difficult at the moment because I don't have a stable income.


$DHL (+1,33 %) Brand new in my portfolio, I used the setback to buy cheaply.

The reason was more diversification and, in my opinion, a stable company that will regain its former strength in the near future.


$O (+0,55 %) With Realty Income, I am convinced that we will see falling interest rates in the USA in the near future, which will have a positive effect on the real estate sector.

I also see Realty Income as a very stable and consistent company.


$SBUX (+3,28 %) I am no longer 100% convinced about Starbuck, but I still think that the company will recover in any case.


$KO (+0,69 %) Everyone knows Coca Cola, a solid company and I see Coca Cola ahead of Pepsi!


$PYPL (+2,85 %) Well... was somehow my thought at the time to take that as a small "gamblinh" position, but in retrospect I think that this gambler position is a bit too big... But I won't sell for the time being. (Unless you have any good arguments for selling, would be grateful for your opinion).


$ULVR (+2,19 %) Solid, steadfast company, nothing much to say about it, I am also convinced in the long term.


$CD9 (+1,17 %) Okay... I actually want to sell this one but! The fees on my junior custody account are just too crazy for that! The fees are really my biggest problem!


$1211 (-0,37 %) In general, I see electric cars as a transitional technology to hydrogen cars, and I want to take this transition with me.

BYD is also one of the better electric car manufacturers in my eyes.

But here too, the position is far too small...


$PFE (+2,63 %) Serves diversification and here again the position is nominally too small.

But health will always remain an issue for mankind, so in my view there is future potential here too.


That was a brief summary of my portfolio and my convictions!

I would be very grateful if you could leave some constructive criticism.


Your Highperformer Melvin

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I don't see any added value in investing in individual stocks that are already in the ETF.
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As a 2-year-old, my conclusion is that you should only save your ETFs
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What do you want with Unilever, Coca-Cola, Pfizer, DHL, especially at your age? Unfortunately, their performance is simply subterranean. Of course, these are multi-billion dollar corporations with a stable business model and decent profits. But these companies are already more or less "grown up", there are no more high growth rates. Accordingly, the share price is only going up a little. At 65, you can think about such companies for the stable cash flow.
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Stable portflio bro, am also 15 😂
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The most important thing is to keep at it! And read Kostolany, at your age you may not understand it immediately, but in a few years you will.
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Wow geil
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Starbucks, Coca Cola, Unilever and Pfizer are already included in the All-World ETF https://www.vanguardinvestor.co.uk/investments/vanguard-ftse-all-world-ucits-etf-usd-distributing/portfolio-data You are making duplicates at this point
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Melvin, don't be put off. The portfolio is well positioned, especially for your age, and you will be very happy with this set-up in the distant future. You can always do better!
Greetings to Jakob 😉
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Hello @14JahreBWLer_Vaters_Sohn I am also 15 you are welcome to take a look at my portfolio and I would be happy to connect us via Discord or something like that
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It's best to set yourself a percentage target for shares and ETFs. Then you won't get too lost in individual stocks. My view is that 50% has too much potential to break up my portfolio. I have enough confidence in my labor that I don't need to achieve a massive over-return. Market returns together with my labor are enough to achieve my financial goals in life. I won't jeopardize that by holding too many individual assets. It won't increase them for the time being.
I have nothing against single stocks. Some of my best friends are single stocks 🫠- scratch that- but they come with an increased risk of me being dumber than the market. I hold a bit because I realize that it makes me more interested in the economy.
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