(@six) en getquin

I am rather critical of savings plans for individual stocks. You can do it for long-running stocks that are always too expensive ( $V, $NOVO B, etc.) (I also do it for individual stocks), but in general I think it makes less sense.
Especially with P&G and J&J I don't see any outperformance, Pepsi and Mondelez are not safe either.
They could act as a stabilizer for the portfolio and will probably fluctuate less than the ETF. But as a booster rather less - my guess.

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tommycash@tommycash

3Lun

Listen to your mind! All positions that are probably in the top 50 of your ETF. I'm almost monogamous now and I'm definitely sticking to it, much more relaxed 😁

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Tobias@TaubeSmash

3Lun

Absolutely good! 💸

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memok777@memok777

3Lun

Good and simple, you can't go wrong with 💪🏽👍🏽

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Unbekannt@Pirat123

3Lun

I can fully understand you :D I feel the same way. I have regrouped a bit and would like the FTSE All World as my largest position, with a tendency towards ETFs only :D But shares still make up 73% of the portfolio (55% of which is NVIDIA). I will continue to hold my 5 different individual stocks. Problem: I'm also itching to expand them further (except for NVIDIA) .... so I feel for you :D

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Alexander K.@alexanderki_

3Lun

Take a look at the depot at @tommycash. That's probably exactly what you need. You can then adjust the individual stocks if you don't like them. Do you want value stocks?

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Trille@Trille85

3Lun

I personally think sticking to your strategy is the better way. I also have a few individual shares myself. But only because I've become weak 😀

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Maximilian@Max095

3Lun

You certainly won't go wrong with the selected shares. All top quality stocks, with nice dividend growth for a regular cash flow in the future. 🚀💸

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Kosmonaut@Kosmonaut

3Lun

I think your portfolio is great the way it is. But I've also added a few shares myself 🚀

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Melly@melly-m

3Lun

The overweighting in Apple, Microsoft and Amazon would also be too high for me.

Why no long-term runners or stocks with high dividend growth?

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