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Dear community, I'm in my early 20s and have been investing since the beginning of the year.

I initially started with a simple ETF savings plan and saved $IWDA (+0,23 %)
$CSPX (+0,32 %)
$CSNDX (-0,01 %) saved.

It was too much for me and $CSNDX (-0,01 %) and took it out just under 1-2 months ago and split it between the other 2 ETFs.

I am aware that my ETFs still overlap, but I would like to leave it that way for now.

I've been looking at individual shares recently and have added a few positions to my portfolio over the last few months.


I would like to keep a certain amount of security in my portfolio in the form of my ETF positions in the future. And to boost performance with individual shares, I have been working with $RKLB (+5,35 %) and $PANR (-1,26 %) somewhat "riskier" shares, but I see potential in them over the next few years.

$KAS (+4,76 %) was a penny stock at the time in which I entered blindly (unsuspecting and fresh at the beginning of my investments)


I'm still in training and therefore don't have much budget and still have smaller positions, so we'll see what the future brings.


Criticism and general feedback are very welcome THANK YOU 🤝

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Especially if you are in training, just invest in an ETF and you're done. With small amounts, the order fees make a big difference when you buy individual shares (these have to be "earned" again first)
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You definitely can't go wrong with $RKLB. 🚀
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Core MSCI World, Stellite NASDAQ100. Then retire at 40. Thank you later ;)
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