Hi there, I would like to share my portfolio here to hear opinions and feedback. XLK is my core which I believe will continue to grow over the longterm. Alphabet is my second biggest position, for the same reason as my XLK holding. 6 other stocks make up the rest, mainly to have a defensive side plus the dividends are also nice. I’m thinking of adding $KTY (-1,39 %) , but I prefer to hold no more than what I currently have unless it’s very compelling or if it’s temporary.

Let me know what you think! All opinions are welcome.

$XLKS (+1,4 %)
$GOOGL (-1,4 %)
$D05 (+0,47 %)
$WM (-1,16 %)
$LIN (-2,06 %)
$ALV (-1,02 %)
$BK (-2,23 %) ( now BNY) $DG (-3,67 %)

What do you consider better, being heavily invested in tech for let’s say the coming 30 years via $XLKS (+1,4 %) or $XNAS (+0,27 %) ? Or being broadly spread via something like the $VWRL (-0,5 %) , $VWCE (-0,52 %) , or $FWRG (-0,37 %) in the form of an all-world ETF? Keeping in mind my other plays are mostly financial and infrastructure individual picks.

Hi there, I’ve been a silent reader for the past months. But this is my portfolio. For context, I’m 20 years olds and active with investing since 2 years.

$XLKS (+1,4 %) - the base of my portfolio, with the belief in tech for the longrun.

$NU (-2,21 %) - Is my high conviction bet, as well as $IONQ (-1,36 %) which I’m looking to expand.

Other then this, I have some other “sleep well at night” picks I presume, that I also add to for dividends and stable growth.

Let me know what you think and my question is: Should I keep adding to $XLKS (+1,4 %) or split up my position into $NVDA (+3,37 %) - $AVGO (+4,62 %) - $MSFT (-1,63 %) - $ORCL (-1,07 %) ?

Let me know and good luck to all of you!

Hi all,

I’m torn between $IWDA (-0,59 %) (iShares MSCI World ETF) and $XLKS (+1,4 %) (Tech Select Sector SPDR ETF) for long-term investing (10+ years). IWDA offers broad global diversification, while XLKS focuses on US tech with higher growth but more risk.

Which aligns better for balanced growth? Would a split allocation make sense? Also, how do you see the risk/reward in todays market?

Appreciate your insights!

Thanks