I rebalanced my portfolio again and sold two shares. $FRE (-0,22 %) And $CHD (-0,41 %) sold. $FRE (-0,22 %) They weren’t moving at all anymore, and it looks like the dividend is being cut. With $CHD (-0,41 %) I took a return of just under 20%. I only had €150–200 of each in my portfolio, so nothing earth-shattering.

I made $AMZN (+1,05 %) and $MSFT (-0,68 %) added to my position.

But I didn’t want to buy too much either, since both are $XDWL (-0,31 %) portfolio.

I’m happy for now. I haven’t done anything for just under 1.5–2 years. That’s why it was time $FRE (-0,22 %) to sell.

I’m still thinking about what to do with $NET (-3,14 %) unf $SQ (-0,67 %) . With both, I was annoyed that I didn’t sell at the ATH. At least with $NET (-3,14 %) a 25% gain (it was once over 120% 🥲)

In the future, though, I’ll buy more dividend-paying stocks (which is also a reason for choosing the dividend-paying MSCI index).