I am currently somewhat concerned about my investment in the Global Clean Energy ETF from iShares. Despite the long-term potential for green energy and increasing global investment in sustainability, fluctuating market conditions and the ETF's sometimes volatile performance have raised questions. High energy costs and political uncertainty could slow the recovery in the sector. I will continue to monitor developments in order to assess whether the investment can still deliver the hoped-for return in the long term. $INRG (-4,46 %)

I've finally managed to convince my parents that it's time to dive into the stock market and start investing regularly. As of March, I have a monthly budget of €538 (mini-job), which I will invest in various ETFs and shares to build up a broadly diversified portfolio to have a good buffer after graduating from high school.

My plan:

1. core/buffer (70%)

The majority of my budget goes into broad and stable ETFs that offer broad diversification:

$IWDA (-5,63 %) (200 €): This is my basic ETF that covers companies from the largest and developed markets. It offers a stable and long-term source of growth.

$CSNDX (-5,5 %) (100 €): This ETF focuses on technology companies that are likely to continue to grow strongly over the next few years.

$XMME (-5,04 %) (75 €): I also want to invest in emerging markets such as China, India and Brazil to benefit from the momentum in these regions.

2. theme-specific ETFs (20%)

Here I focus on promising themes and markets:

$DFEN (-9,24 %) (50 €): An ETF that invests in the defense industry, a sector that could continue to grow in the coming years.

$INRG (-4,46 %) (50 €): Sustainability and the energy transition are important . I would therefore like to invest in renewable energies in order to benefit from green energy.

3. individual shares (10%)

I want to supplement my portfolio with individual stocks that have the potential for strong growth.

~60€ left for:

E.g

$NVDA (-7,25 %)

$TKA (-15,03 %)

I'm delighted that I can finally start investing and I'm excited to see how my portfolio will develop over the next few years!

Any ideas for improvement or tips? Keep them coming 👀

Milestone 100k 💰

I didn't think I'd be able to break through the 100k mark this year, but I'm even happier about it now!

Within the next few days I will $PG (-4,13 %) , $JNJ (-3,01 %) and the $INRG (-4,46 %) and sell the $IWDA (-5,63 %) and shift most of it into the Then I will be completely satisfied with my current positions and almost 100% invested.

If you have any feedback, please let me know :)

What keeps you in the $INRG (-4,46 %) I hope the interest rate cuts and a rebound in the sector will lead to higher prices by Q2 2025. Maybe Harris will actually win the election.

Hello everyone,

I would like to hear your opinion on my portfolio. I am 37 years old and married. I have an apartment in Munich with my wife. My monthly savings plans are €640 each for the three ETFs ( $IWDA, $EXXT (-5,66 %) , $VYM (-5,21 %) ).

I'm thinking of clearing out smaller positions and low performers like $BAYN (-6,12 %) , $FRE (-4,88 %) and $INRG (-4,46 %) out. Would I rather use the money to add to good performers or reduce the price of possible turnarounds ($NKE, $SBUX (-6,28 %) )? I look forward to your opinions.

Your opinion on $LOCK (-5,17 %)
?

Actually I wanted to $LOCK (-5,17 %) as a long-term position with a 1% weighting in the portfolio, but I'm having more and more doubts as to whether that would be a sensible decision...

Here are the points that are currently giving me a bit of a headache.

1) The good performers of this ETF would also be in the $IS3R (-5,28 %) which I want to hold 25% in my portfolio in the long term.

2) Just because you think a sector will play a major role in the future doesn't mean that the prices of the stocks in this sector will all rise. Best example: $INRG (-4,46 %) ! I only added this ETF to my portfolio because I think the sector is exciting for the future.

3) In addition, I'm already heavily invested in tech in general, which is why I'm considering whether it wouldn't be good for the diversification of my portfolio if I were to replace this position with, for example, an ETF. $RSG (-4,52 %) , $PLD (-2,52 %) or $DNP (-1,35 %) for example.

I'll have a think about this this week and then see what I do... I've put the savings plan on hold for the time being.

I would be very interested to know what you $LOCK (-5,17 %) what you think.

Could you imagine this ETF as a long-term position with a 1% weighting?

Friends of the sun,

since I joined GetQuinn, all I've been doing is rebuilding and other things... Terrible

My TR account was actually intended for smaller bets and I successfully lost them all - €350 :c

Theoretically a cash balance was planned and then thought $ALV (-8,43 %) to fall yesterday, which is why I closed my savings plan and bought more straight away.

TR is now my individual share portfolio while I continue to save the ETF via a savings plan + capital formation benefits.

As a lot really happened for me in February, I would like some more feedback.

Info: $1810 (-8,17 %) & $INRG (-4,46 %) were liquidated at a loss and are due for liquidation on $ACWI on 01.03. The loss pot from gambling + these losses will be used as a profit adjustment at the end of the year.

• Mandatory information for feedback:

25 years, 2,500 net + occasional on-call, 20% savings rate split into:

300€ own contribution + 40€ VL $ACWI

100€ individual shares -> normally 2x 50€, currently 100€ in $O (-2,42 %)

150€ cash / nest egg investment at 4%

• Individual purchases:

Currently a lot of stock liquidation of other things and the beloved Counter-Strike investment with cases, hence so many new positions.

• Further considerations:

Further position expansion with individual stocks, while still wanting diversification. I currently still have $V (-6,9 %) and $8001 (-3,05 %) although I am open to other options :).

Take your losses and $INRG (-4,46 %) sell or stay in after all?

I'm still behind the idea, but the money is doing +- 0 since the -30% hit... And then I could also simply offset profits from the $ACWI offset.

Buy when the guns are thundering 🌿 I think the sector will benefit in the long term from the planned investments. However, individual stocks in the sector are too risky for me (see $ORSTED (-7,25 %) ) 🤔