Mart (@Maddy-0) sur getquin

I have now cracked the 12k with pretty pure ETF's and would like to add a few growth stocks with a small amount in addition to the 4 ETF's. Maybe 3 with a 50 euro savings plan per month.

The ETFs are all accumulating and the goal is of course very long-term, i.e. growth stocks with which the tax-free amount could be utilized.

I find this interesting :

$ALV (+0,8 %) Allianz

$MSFT (+1,09 %) Microsoft

$GOOGL (+0,99 %) Alphabet

$PLTR (-1,19 %) Palantir

$NU (-0,82 %) Nu Holdings

$NET (+4,19 %) Cloudflare

$MELI (-0,23 %) Mercadolibre

$ABNB (+4,51 %) AirBnB

these are some thoughts.

Another option would of course be to invest 150€ in a $GGRP (+0,49 %) or $FGEQ (+0,85 %) or $TDIV (+0,7 %)

But these are just a few ideas. What do you think?

Cyanide B.@CyanideBee2

2Sem.

Go for the stocks.
Even if you get less return you still get experience, which is way more valuable on the early stages of the journey. 🙂

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Biernot@derteufel

I consider Birkshire, allianz, united health, s&p global, j&j to be very solid.

But T.@But_the_Stock_Picked_Me

How about Republic Services?

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Rmann@Epi

1Sem.

What do you want to achieve with de-diversification? More return? Doubtful with hype stocks. More risk? More likely, but why?

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