September was a successful month - my securities account climbed to 38.827 € and gained +6,19 % significantly more than the major benchmarks (NASDAQ100: +4,94 %, S&P500: +3,19 %, FTSE All World: +3,23 %). I was thus able to clearly beat the market again. 🚀
1. performance & comparison 🚀
My portfolio benefited from a balanced mix: while individual techs performed well, other sectors provided additional stability. Particularly striking: the outperformance compared to the DAX & S&P, which were comparatively weak in September.
2. my savings plans & allocation 💶
As usual, my ETF savings plans continue to run consistently - with a focus on the solid foundation of MSCI ACWI $ACWI and World Small Cap $WSML (+0,6 %). In addition, capital flows monthly into Berkshire Hathaway (B) $BRK.B (+0,27 %) as a flexible, defensive allocation with optional cash flow leverage in a crash scenario.
In addition to the securities, I also invested € 180 in an original oil painting by Luciano Torsi in September - a small but deliberate step into alternative real assets. I am thus adding an aesthetic, real asset with long-term value retention potential to my allocation.
3rd top mover in September ✅
The list was headed by IREN $IREN (+11,25 %) (+76%), which benefited from the strong demand for AI data centers. Also American Lithium (+36 %) also showed strength. Alibaba $Baba (+35 %) made significant gains thanks to cloud growth, in-house chip development and the rejection of NVIDIA chips. Rheinmetall $RHM (-0,79 %) (+17 %) continued to benefit from high defense demand, while the uranium sector (+16 %) and Crowdstrike $CRWD (+0,86 %) (+14 %) also performed well.
4th flop mover in September ❌
On the opposite side Snowflake
$SNOW (+2,02 %) (-5%) lost some ground as investors became increasingly critical of its high valuation - despite solid figures. Also Mercado Libre
$MELI (+0,32 %) (-4 %) also suffered from profit-taking after a strong summer rally. Keyence $6861 (+0,72 %) (-3 %) and Tomra Systems $tomra (-2.8 %) corrected slightly without the fundamental picture deteriorating. The month was somewhat weaker for Novo Nordisk
$NOVO B (+0,13 %) (-2.2 %), which continues to struggle with political risks and patent concerns in the GLP-1 segment. Even Berkshire Hathaway fell slightly (-1 %).
5. conclusion 💡
My September shows: Diversification pays off. Individual techs like Snowflake are correcting, but satellites like IREN and Alibaba are more than compensating for this. With the savings plan on Berkshire, I remain defensively prepared should volatility increase in Q4.
❓ Question for the community:
Which value surprised you the most in September - positive or negative?
