Invesco S&P 500 ETF

🚀💰 40,000 € investment cracked! Be part of it! 💰🚀

I'm delighted to announce that I've passed the €40,000 mark in my portfolio today! 🎉📈 With an impressive outperformance of 9% compared to the S&P 500 $SPXS (-0,63 %) (my return is 36%!) shows that risky assets have performed exceptionally well this year! 🌟💹

My portfolio consists of high-quality components that focus on quality stocks and blue-chip tech. 🏦💻 It is important to optimize the number of positions in order to maintain an overview. Instead of only knowing many companies superficially, I focus on a deeper analysis of fewer, but solid companies. 🔍📊

Dividend stocks have been a challenge this year - with only 2% YTD. Instead, I'm focusing on the best blue-chip tech companies that have the potential to grow over the long term! 📈✨

I will also reconsider my leveraged ETFs to minimize risk. 🤔🔒

$MSTR (-5,47 %)
$PLTR (+0,2 %)
$TSLA (-2,1 %)
$COIN (+1,98 %)
$BTC (-3,06 %)
$BCH (-2,68 %)

Feedback on my portfolio?

In particular, I would be interested in your opinion on "Future-proof portfolio under 4 years #trump " in particular. The ETFs $IWDA (-0,7 %) MSCI World, $SPXS (-0,63 %) S&P500 and $IPRV (+0,21 %) Private Equity are saved monthly in equal parts.

The #btc Pump is of course nice at the moment, but it comes and goes. So for me it runs alongside as a long-term HODL strategy.

Hello dear community,

I would like to start saving in an ETF (accumulating). The idea would be to let the interest work for me for as long as possible in order to have a good cushion when I retire (30+ years).

I am currently comparing $IWDA (-0,7 %) and $SPXS (-0,63 %) .

What are your opinions on these two options and do you have any other ETF suggestions?

VG

After a few individual investments and rather ill-considered purchases, I have finally made up my mind, savings plans which I simply run alongside my individual purchases.

I currently save every two weeks:

$SPXS (-0,63 %) with 50 €

I will be saving in this ETF for a very long time, as the investment horizon here is >15 years. As this is often used as a benchmark for many portfolio performances, it can't be wrong if you want to pursue a core-satellite strategy later on.

$HPRO (-0,08 %) with 50 €

I believe that the higher prime rate is currently a good opportunity to enter the real estate market and to keep it as a portfolio component in order to gain a little more weighting in this sector. It's also the only distributing ETF, which takes away the advantage of the tax deferral effect, but I find the payouts very motivating :D .

$GERD (-0,31 %) with 25 €

A bet with a short-term investment horizon. Many positions are doubled here, but the overweighting is intentional.

What do you think of my strategy?

Monthly savings plan

Monthly savings plan

Savings plan - Pension 2.0