My idea is to sell small stocks from my portfolio and switch to an Etf instead. Coca-Cola $KO (+0,05 %) (0.85%), Cisco $CSCO (-0,03 %) (0.85%) or BP $BP. (+0,56 %) (0.35%) make up such a small part of my portfolio that profits will have little relevance here and I won't see any excess return. With an Etf I would achieve at least a similar return, probably more. I also have no interest in adding to the stocks, as I would rather invest my existing capital in other companies and not in these "boring" stocks because that's what the ETF is for.
I am also considering Apple $AAPL (+0,66 %) into the Etf as well, due to the existing overlap. This would allow me to streamline my portfolio, make it clearer and open up other positions from which I expect a higher return.
What is your opinion on this? Should I reallocate the positions or just let them run because you should "never sell" solid stocks like Coca Cola?
