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I currently invest 60% of my savings plan in the $CSPX (-0,18 %) and 40% in the $EXSA (+1,02 %) . Now, after Trump's election victory and possible punitive tariffs on European products, I am considering whether a switch to 70% S&P 500 and 30% Euro Stoxx 600 would make sense in order to increase returns. What do you think - could a higher proportion of the US market currently bring a better return?

What do you think of the combination of $VUSA (-0,18 %) and $VFEM (-0,28 %) and $EXSA (+1,02 %)

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Hello,

I am currently saving the $IWDA (-0,07 %) and the $EIMI (-0,23 %) monthly. At the moment I am toying with the idea of adding the $EXSA (+1,02 %) into my portfolio, simply to reduce the usa share and diversify more broadly.

Furthermore, I have often thought about saving gold as a "crisis hedge".

Which gold ETFs do you save in and which do you recommend?

2,83% in the red was my portfolio today.

How much were you in the red?

$VUSA (-0,18 %)
$ALUR
$DPRO
$FFIE
$F (+0,7 %)
$EXSA (+1,02 %)
$IWDA (-0,07 %)
$SOFI (-1,03 %)
$TENX
$UGI (-0,16 %)

Hello everyone,

would these ETFs be sufficient for return and diversification? I am 34 and the investment period would be until retirement :-)

50% $VWCE (-0,06 %) FTSE World

15% $CSPX (-0,18 %) SP500

10% $ANX (-0,25 %) Nasdaq 100

10% $FLXI (+1,11 %) MSCI FTSE India

10% $EXSA (+1,02 %) stoxx 600

5%. $EWG2 (-0,57 %) Gold Euwax 2

Would then be 58% USA, 18% Asia and 18% EU

TECH is 25%

I currently have 70% Sp500, 20% sp500 Tech and 10% nasdaq 100 and want to change this

Thank you already

Hello Community,

I (28 years old) am currently somehow dissatisfied with my portfolio and hope to get some ideas/tips from you.

My investment period is long term (10-15 years) and the basis is the MSCI World + in the future the STOXX 600 will be added. The portfolio is currently tech and USA-heavy, but as I think tech will determine the future and the companies are active worldwide, I would have rated this as "ok to good" or is this rather overweighted?

What would a good roadmap look like?

I would keep the following positions keep:

$IWDA (-0,07 %) MSCI World

$NVDA (+1,49 %) Nvidia

$EXSA (+1,02 %) STOXX 600

$MSFT (+0,04 %) Microsoft

$META (-0,21 %) Meta

I am unsure about the following positions unsure:

$O (-1,24 %) Realty Income

$WM (-1,06 %) Waste management

$AMD (+0,3 %) AMD

$SBUX (-0,38 %) Starbucks

$MUV2 (+0,45 %) Munich RE

$PLUG (-4,19 %) Plug Power - Realize losses or continue to hold?

I would close:

$DWS (+1,01 %) DWS Group - currently Ex traded. Sell at +-0

Have a nice weekend and thank you! :-)

Hello everyone,

after many interesting portfolios and investment strategies, I would like to share and briefly explain my portfolio.

I am 22 and started investing in ETFs in 2022. About 50% $IWDA (-0,07 %) , 20% $EIMI (-0,23 %) , 20% $EXSA (+1,02 %) and approx. 10% $WSML (-0,98 %) to diversify as much as possible.

My aim is to achieve a constant savings rate of around EUR 400,000 over the years and then to switch to a dividend portfolio.

However, since individual stocks such as Amazon, NVIDIA, Microsoft and others (primarily the Big7) have been outperforming the msci World on average for years, I have recently bought significantly more individual stocks and neglected the ETFs. As far as the investment period for individual stocks is concerned, I assume a period of 5-10 years. $MSFT (+0,04 %) can probably be held for a similar length of time to ETFs. I don't want any more positions at the moment. I divide my savings rate of around €700 relatively evenly between all positions.

That's it :) I look forward to constructive feedback.

Hey everyone,

I've only been active here for a short time and am not yet as big as many here, but I still wanted to share my Rewind 📊

I only really started building up a portfolio of individual shares this year. I have been saving since 2021 $IWDA (-0,07 %)
$EIMI (-0,23 %)
$EXSA (+1,02 %) but would now like to invest more (or additionally) in individual shares 🥳

I'm still studying, I'm 24 years old and currently have around 50% of my total assets invested, so there's still room for growth 👆🏻

I'm looking forward to nice connections!

Best regards 📈

Good evening everyone,

I was planning to create a world dividend portfolio with 6 ETFs that pay out quarterly.

For January: $ISPA (+0,34 %) [email protected] and $EXX5 (-0,18 %)

For February $FGEQ (-0,18 %) and $XEMD (-0,22 %)

For March $SPYD (-0,18 %) and $EXSA (+1,02 %)

So I would have covered the whole world, so to speak, and there would be no overlaps.

What do you think of my idea?