The first tranche would therefore be bought. This time I will buy in individual tranches in order to minimize my risk with an all-in in these volatile times.
For my 85/15 Core Satelite strategy, I have opted for $VWCE (-3,47 %) decided on
So far I have been pursuing an only-one-ETF strategy with the $VWCE (-3,47 %) to keep my portfolio as simple as possible. Now I'm wondering: does it make sense to additionally invest (about 20%?) in gold or other commodities?
If so, how would you implement this in practice? Would you opt for a commodity ETF or would you prefer another option?
Alternative investments in tangible assets - what do you know?
Hey Getquin Community!
It's the year 2025 - and somehow almost everything seems to be artificially limited these days to make us buyers feel like we're making an investment. This is not meant to be an attack on anyone - everyone invests according to their own style and I absolutely respect that. I am rather looking forward to a lively exchange with you!
My aim is to make one or two YouTube clips on exciting and perhaps somewhat lively investments later on. Topics such as Pokémon cards, whiskey, vintage cars, watches and the like particularly appeal to me. Of course, I will also compare these "assets" with the good old FTSE All World ($VWCE (-3,47 %) ) or similar classics in order to stimulate discussion.
But now to you:
What exciting or curious real asset investments do you know of?
I am planning to increase my savings plan rate and simplify my portfolio. After some research I find the $VWCE (-3,47 %) as an only-one-ETF solution very interesting.
Are there any major disadvantages? And do you see an even better alternative for a one-ETF strategy? And how do you feel about only-one ETFs in general?
