Then take a look at these packs for ideas. Some homework has been done when handpicking these and I review them from time to time.

REIT pack: https://www.trading212.com/pies/lua2LbG5mCkbey1Mr8oABEgUWZX2k

$PSA (+0,05 %)
$VICI (-0,66 %)
$ADC (-0,42 %)
$EPRT (-0,33 %)
$LTC (+0,61 %)
$OHI (+0,14 %)
$O (-1,38 %)

BDC pack: https://www.trading212.com/pies/lua2LbG5mCkbey1Mr8oFLkbICASIN

$MAIN (+2,81 %)
$ARCC (+2 %)
$BXSL (+1,19 %)
$GAIN (+0,81 %)
$HTGC (-0,11 %)
$OXLC (+2,29 %)

A reminder though that some of the products are very prone, for the better and the worse, to issues arising from macro problems, interest rates or inflation. None of this is financial advice, DYOR.

Is $MAIN (+2,81 %) still a good thing to invest in for the long term and as a source of passive income? I’ve been buying it consistently for around three months now, and I’m wondering if it’s still worth accumulating more. I recently watched Mark Tilbury, and he mentioned that it’s okay to keep buying, which aligns with what I initially thought. However, I’d love to hear more opinions from different sources, as I want to make sure I’m making the best possible decision for my investments. I know that every investment carries some level of risk, but I’d still like to assess whether $MAIN (+2,81 %) is a solid choice for the future. Have there been any major changes in its performance or market outlook? Any insights or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated.

I've been considering investing in the $HPRO (+0,45 %) ETF as a way to gain exposure to the real estate market. I was wondering if anyone has any insights or opinions on this ETF. Do you think it’s a good option for long-term investment?

Currently, I hold a few REITs, including Realty Income ( $O (-1,38 %) ), VICI( $VICI (-0,66 %) ) and Main Street Capital ( $MAIN (+2,81 %) ) but I’m thinking about selling them and reallocating the funds into HPRO. Do you think this would be a wise move, or would it be better to stick with individual REITs?

I’d really appreciate any thoughts or experiences you might have!"

What a crazy rollercoaster this month it is.

$TXN (+0,19 %) was my smallest position. I originally opened it to start and buy more later on so as to have a complete portfolio of 10 stocks what I was aiming for. The reason why I've sold it is I expect them to have financial issues that will lead to a dividend cut. I work in the electronics industry and TI has one of the nicest portfolios of electronic semiconductors, but financially I don't like how much debt they have at this moment and how small FCF they are generating. Furthermore, trump trade wars can also impact this company quite significantly so for me it is nota good fit at this moment.

$LMT (+1,12 %) I believe is one of not many US stocks that will not be impacted that significantly in the upcoming years.

$VEUR (+0,41 %) adding this ETF was a bit surprise, but since my priority at this moment are EU stocks it fits really nicely in my portfolio.

Transactions:

$ASML (+0,66 %) - Bought x0.5 at €690.00

$LMT (+1,12 %) - Bought x0.35 at $440.00

$VEUR (+0,41 %) - Bought x3 at €42.70

$TXN (+0,19 %) - Sold x0.35 at $184.14 (full position)

Dividends:

$ASML (+0,66 %) x1 Dividends at €1.52

$MAIN (+2,81 %) x10 Dividends at $0.25

$TXN (+0,19 %) x0.35 Dividends at $1.36

$BMY (-1,95 %) x3 Dividends at $0.62

Unrealized gain/loss: +1.47%

Realized gain/loss: -8.83% (-€5.977)