Today $WEBG (-0,53 %) added to the portfolio ... More cost-effective than $VWRL (-0,48 %) ....

Here is the first installment of my savings plan for November.

Thanks to my 13th monthly salary, I was able to invest €5,000 this month.

3,000 went into the FTSE All World.

I made a conscious decision not to invest my entire 13th month's salary because I wanted to have some money left over for the good things in life in December.

Thanks to the 13th month's salary, I have now been able to invest more than ever before since I started on the stock market. The $VWRL (-0,48 %) will continue to be saved diligently so that it maintains a weighting of 24% to 30% of my portfolio. The return and dividend may not be that great, but at least I can sleep peacefully with this ETF😄

The stock market went down and I took advantage of that by $ASRNL (-0,41 %) and $VWRL (-0,48 %) buying. See the video Mr. Wealth on Youtube and subscribe.

#etfs
#aandelen
#investeren

https://youtu.be/r2fB4JvfL_M?si=BhJkW2EnpZUoyvVU

My purchases during black week:

$DUOL

$DASH (+2,57 %)

$VWRL (-0,48 %)

$BTC (+0,02 %)

https://youtu.be/bN2rUoX7540?si=1y1a27E5OYZCB4jC

Good evening, Grüezi mitenand & Glück auf !

I've had my securities account with Swissquote for about 3 months now & I'd be interested to hear what you have to say.

First of all: I simply sold everything at TR in Germany & then made a fresh start here in Switzerland.

I started with 10x $VWRL (-0,48 %) as a foundation stone. Since then, I've been adding CHF 300 per month - but the plan is to increase this savings plan to at least CHF 500 per month at first & later to CHF 800 & CHF 1000. Then I looked at what else I would like to have in my portfolio (again).

The results are as follows:

8 x $AD (+0,66 %) Ahold Delhaize

6 x $BATS (-0,94 %) British American Tobacco

1 x $CRM (+1,16 %) Salesforce

10 x $EQNR (-1,13 %) Equinor

10 x $HTGC (-0,23 %) Hercules Capital

300 CHF $LISN (-1,71 %) Lindt & Sprüngli

7 x $MAIN (-0,69 %) Main Street Capital

1 x $MCD (-2,7 %) McDonalds

6 x $MDLZ (-1,84 %) Mondelez

6 x $NOVO B (-1,69 %) Novo Nordisk

5 x $O (-0,39 %) Realty Income

30 x $OBDC (-0,44 %) Blue Owl Capital

2 x $PEP (+0,28 %) PepsiCo

5 x $RIO (+0,23 %) Rio Tinto

10 x $SHEL (+0,44 %) Shell

1 x $V (-1,27 %) Visa

2 x $ZTS (-1,91 %) Zoetis

The thought here was / is: I like to invest in values that are boring & that I / humanity often see / use / stumble across in my / their daily lives.

I don't buy individual stocks for now, except possibly Zoetis, Main or Salesforce. So far, I have not found any attractive entry points for tech stocks in this portfolio.

One more thing: I don't want to sell everything & shift into the VWRL, and I also know that at 28 I COULD perhaps focus more on growth. The portfolio should be geared towards the long term & dividends motivate me enormously. Just like a beer at the end of the day. 🥸😋

On the side, I still have around CHF 2000 on a crypto exchange $BTC (+0,02 %) Bitcoin lying around.

And now thanks for your opinions. ☺️

Just before the small crash a small partial sale at $GOOGL (-1,46 %) just before the small crash. Caught exactly the right moment. The profits are solidly invested in two ETFs 🤑

$VWRL (-0,48 %)
$VHYL (-0,53 %)

What is your opinion?

Have I left profits lying around because I sold? 🧐

Hey everyone,

Many people invest in the combination of $VWRL (-0,48 %) and $TDIV (-0,26 %). I would be interested to know how you weight them?

For me at the moment:

• 65% VWRL
• 35% TDIV

Hello everyone,

In December, 10k€ will be released from old fixed assets. My plan was to put this completely into the $XEON (+0,01 %) as the plan was to use the money in 3 years to pay off a loan. But now I'm thinking about whether I should increase my $VWRL (-0,48 %) and see what the current interest rates are in 3 years' time and decide whether I should repay the loan or continue to finance the remaining debt (it's my apartment).

As I said, these are the considerations - now I need your swarm intelligence or your opinion - $XEON (+0,01 %) or $VWRL (-0,48 %)

thanks in advance...