In order to give you a benevolent, well-founded answer, we should know your entry prices and the weighting to date.
Your portfolio is set to private.
Everything I know about your portfolio is in the comment by @GoDividend.
The HSBC ETF he recommended to you is very good, by the way. I also have it and am very satisfied. 0.15% TER was extremely good at the time and is still very respectable today.
Your portfolio is set to private.
Everything I know about your portfolio is in the comment by @GoDividend.
The HSBC ETF he recommended to you is very good, by the way. I also have it and am very satisfied. 0.15% TER was extremely good at the time and is still very respectable today.
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@Siebzig30 I just had a look at your portfolio. (You posted it two weeks ago, I overlooked that).
Your portfolio is wild. It contains a lot of stocks I don't even know.
I think Microsoft and Pepsico are worth expanding for you. Lululemon could be worth buying. If you have bought a few ETFs in the meantime (one-time purchase + savings plan), be sure to expand them well.
Since 3M cut its dividend, I have regained hope for the company. But this court case casts its shadow.
There are a lot of shares overall and I don't see a clear strategy. You mentioned somewhere that you are looking for favorable valuations. I find that understandable. But it's more important to have companies in your portfolio that you (justifiably) believe in.
Your portfolio is wild. It contains a lot of stocks I don't even know.
I think Microsoft and Pepsico are worth expanding for you. Lululemon could be worth buying. If you have bought a few ETFs in the meantime (one-time purchase + savings plan), be sure to expand them well.
Since 3M cut its dividend, I have regained hope for the company. But this court case casts its shadow.
There are a lot of shares overall and I don't see a clear strategy. You mentioned somewhere that you are looking for favorable valuations. I find that understandable. But it's more important to have companies in your portfolio that you (justifiably) believe in.
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@Siebzig30 my share portfolio is not wild at all just because you don't know the shares
they are quality companies
they are quality companies
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@Memo0606 "Wild" was not meant as an insult. It's an expression I use because it's used all the time around here.
I'm sure you've researched the quality of the companies well. There is a lot of money involved. Our depots are almost the same size.
I'm sure you've researched the quality of the companies well. There is a lot of money involved. Our depots are almost the same size.
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