On the 4th of februari 2026 at 13:10, I reached the 20k mark. Almost exactly one year after I reached the 10k. Something I didn't expected to reach that fast.

After my graduation on november the 4th 2025, I am working my student job for the time being. Since januari i'm fully job hunting and hoping to increase my income for further investments.

I'm happy with my current investments. My core: $NL0013689110 and $NL0015000PW1 (indexfund) at 50% is widely spread and a solid core.

My other investements are solid dividend stocks. Some bigger, some smaller but all helping reaching my goal. $JNJ (+0,61 %)
$NN (+0,38 %)
$ASRNL (+0,02 %)
$PEP (+2,67 %)
$AD (+2,45 %)
$KO (+1,57 %)
$CMCSA (+3,3 %)
$ARCAD (+2,45 %)
$AGN (+0 %)
$HEIJM (-2,23 %)
$BAMNB (-2,14 %)
$SO (+0,89 %)

Only $LIGHT (-1,95 %) and $AXS (-0,61 %) are on my sell list.

Have a great day!

Hi everyone!

Last week I updated (created an excel document) my investing goals because I needed more structure. I'm confident with most of my goals but there is one thing where I need more feedback on.

(I will eventually share my portfolio and my plan but it's still work in progress. Down below is a short explanation to make things clear.)

My portfolio is based on a 50/50 spread between $NL0013689110 (Meesman Index Fund Worldwide Total (Safe growth)) and dividend stocks atm based in NL.

In "normal" months with 12 hours working a job in a week with a 40 "hour" study I invest 100 in Meesman and 100 in stocks.

My guestion is:

For which price do you buy stocks if the price is 3 euro per buy-in? It's just a quick insider for me if I want to invest once per month, or wait a little longer to reduce transaction cost. 3 euro is a lot if you buy a stock for just 100 euro. Please let me know your insights.

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