A total of 523 now $TDIV (-0,11 %)

Still agree with the people who said it before.... Sold my shares of covered call ETFs worth +-€10,000 today. $JEGP (-0,12 %)
$JEPQ (+0,38 %)

In their place:

• €1000 $BTC (+0,39 %)
• 
  €3000 $SMH (+1,15 %)
• 
  €3000 $VWRL (+0,29 %)
• 
  €1500 $TDIV (-0,11 %)
• 
  €1500 Cash

Reason: I am 22 😅.

Good evening, dear users,

I wish us all a successful second quarter. It's that time again when I'm thinking about rebuilding... 😅

Just jump to "very simple", i.e. sell everything and only actively use the $VWRL (+0,29 %) , $TDIV (-0,11 %) , $EWG2 (+0,58 %) , $BTC (+0,39 %) - this would probably be more relaxed, but perhaps also too boring for me?

I am now 22 & would like to take the outperformance of

tech stocks, but at the same time I find a low drawdown very pleasant. I know. Just don't sell, I can do that in a relaxed way.

Feel free to write your opinion on my plan! 🤩

It's always a good feeling when ETFs pay slightly "bigger" dividends!

My favorites here are the $VHYL (+0,03 %) and the $TDIV (-0,11 %)

Just before Christmas I broke the had I broke the €50k, and now in early April the €60k. So this €10k increase took a total of 4 months to reach, which is a little slower than I had hoped, but no less great news of course.😀

$BTC (+0,39 %)
$VWRL (+0,29 %)
$TDIV (-0,11 %)
$JEGP (-0,12 %)
$JEPQ (+0,38 %)

Before the US attack, I had reorganized my portfolio and taken profits in order not to have too many stocks in my portfolio again, so I chose Van Eck as my anchor, and with the help of the AI I was given sectors that I completely neglected.

I am adding to these:

savings plan on the $TDIV (-0,11 %) continue to run ( 1000,- Euro per month)

Buy on setbacks:

$TXN (+0,75 %)

$NEE (+0,12 %)

$AVGO (+0,6 %)

$DB1 (+0,16 %)

$DTE (+0,25 %)

$HON (+0,12 %)

$SIE (+0,69 %)

What do you think about the portfolio or the targeted purchases?

Have a nice Wednesday.

This month, another €3,000 went into my two ETFs, of which €2,000 went into the $VWRL (+0,29 %) and €1,000 into the $TDIV (-0,11 %) .

This means that €6,900 has been invested so far this year.

This month I was also considering $LDGL (+0,08 %) but postponed this for the time being to see how it performs and whether it fits into the portfolio.

This month, another €3,000 went into my two ETFs, of which €2,000 went into the $VWRL (+0,29 %) and €1,000 into the $TDIV (-0,11 %) .

This means that €6,900 has been invested so far this year.

This month I was also considering $LDGL (+0,08 %) but postponed this for the time being to see how it performs and whether it fits into the portfolio.

Today I treated myself to a little shopping trip.

My main aim was to strengthen my core. To do this, I first added $ALV (+0,09 %) into the depot.

I continued with increases in $DHL (+0,29 %) and $TDIV (-0,11 %) .

I also built up and expanded satellite positions.

At first I was $CRM (+1,25 %) was a bit of a laugh. When I see how far we are at the beginning of implementing $CRM (+1,25 %) in our company (Fortune 500), I am not worried about the business model. I'm happy to take advantage of what I see as an exaggerated sell-off after some AI headlines.

The expansion of the position at $INTU (+0,94 %) . The nice thing is that both pay dividends.

Last but not least, there was some risk and Fomo. I have been looking at the wikifolio of our dear @Epi for a long time, and today I managed to get into $DE000LS9U6W1.

At $PNG (+0,67 %) I have to admit that I had FOMO here. I've been following the news for a while and certainly got in far too late. But the position is correspondingly small and still fits in with the defense weighting in my portfolio.

All in all, I feel very comfortable with my decisions. Core significantly strengthened, dividends increased, some satellites added in the growth area and small zooms.

What do you think of my new additions and position increases?

Edit: my annual dividend has increased by a nice 10% to just under € 2350 gross.

Fewer purchases this month due to internship.... Anyway😅

$VWRL (+0,29 %) 8x

$TDIV (-0,11 %) 10x

$BTC (+0,39 %) €100