Why people keep on buying $IWDA (+0,36 %) or $VWRL (+0,94 %) as core of their portafolio when the following index perform way better (in fact they beat even the sp500 on a long range, meanwhile keeping global diversification and diversification from the big7).

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969Four years ago, I set a goal for myself: financial freedom🪙
With 20k in self-saved startup capital and a savings rate that at times reached up to 90%, I started investing in 2022. Today, I’m 24 years old and am close to reaching a portfolio value of 200k.
My strategy is intentionally simple: a long-term buy-and-hold approach based on ETFs, supplemented by selected individual stocks, crypto, and commodities. Even today, I still invest about 75% of my income.
I’d be interested to hear what you think of my portfolio. If you were in my shoes, would you change anything? More ETFs, a higher cash allocation, or a different focus?
I look forward to your feedback and a constructive discussion. 📈$IWDA (+0,36 %)
Either the tracking is off or it’s at least being displayed incorrectly.
A 75% savings rate, etc., doesn’t tell you much. With a 1M income, that’s no big deal. With 1000.-, you have to reevaluate your life.
But anyway.
Otherwise, everything’s great. Slow and steady wins the race.
4 ETF Strategies: Are They Worth It?
I'm currently investing in 4 ETFs and am wondering if it might make more sense to cut that down to 2 so I can put more money in each month.
Right now:
I’d drop the small-cap ETFs; the monthly contribution would be 100 euros for each.
I’m curious to hear your thoughts :)
This is what it looks like
Every now and then, I like to share my portfolio with you to get your feedback and tips :-)
I’ve further consolidated it to 26 holdings (if you exclude the duplicate ETFs, which exist for historical and tax reasons, and the very small positions that I can’t sell).
I’m currently contributing $IEMA (+2,86 %)
$TDIV (+0,44 %) and $EQAC (+1,15 %) contributing 250/month, $IWDA (+0,36 %) 1,000/month, and $MELI (-0,52 %) and $NU (+2,19 %) 200/month.
I plan to liquidate my $VOW (+3,57 %) position in the next few days, but I don’t know yet where the money will go.
Tips, feedback, etc. are urgently needed :-)
Personally, I don’t really see the appeal of Metaplanet, Verve, and Welltower. Visa and Coca-Cola are classics—but I don’t expect them to skyrocket in the future. I think selling the Volkswagen shares (and the auto industry in general) is the right move.
Where should the money from the VW sale go? Hard to say—your Deopt portfolio includes tech stocks (Micron, AMD, Alphabet) and defensive positions (Reality Income, Coca-Cola, Allianz)—so based on the individual holdings, I can’t quite tell where you’re headed. Do you want more growth, or more dividends? It seems to me a bit of both. Maybe just go with $TDIV and/or $IWDA for now, as long as nothing else stands out. 🙂
What would you do with that cash today? 🤔💸
I have part of my capital sitting idle in cash with my broker, and I’m trying to figure out the best move. In a pure accumulation and growth strategy (no dividends), seeing that cash sitting there always feels a bit odd, especially given the current market conditions. I have a few options on the table:
1️⃣ Park it in a money market fund ($XEON (+0,02 %)) or a deposit account.
2️⃣ Make a big entry right away into the core of the portfolio ($IWDA (+0,36 %) ).
3️⃣ Keep it as “ammunition” to buy on the next dips.
If you had this cash available in your portfolio today, what would you do? Write it below: I’ll collect the most interesting (or craziest) answers and strategies to make a Reaction video on my YouTube channel (link in bio)!
I’ll read your comments! 👇🚀
Depot presentation
Hello,
I also wanted to introduce you to my depot and am open to suggestions for improvement or ideas.😁
About my current strategy:
The ETF Core is being expanded monthly in the classic way via a savings plan, but currently only the $IWDA (+0,36 %) and the $IEMA (+2,86 %) . The $MEUD (+0,7 %) I have deliberately taken out for the time being. (hold for 30-40 years)
With $PLTR (-0,75 %) I was just lucky to be honest. I just read a lot about it on Getquin at the time and then just went to gekauft👍🏼😁.
The other individual shares were bought step by step. Unfortunately without a strategy or anything like that. (Mainly due to Getquin😂)
But I would like to change this! I am interested in what strategies you have for this type of portfolio. (ETF Core & single stock)
Thanks for your time 👍🏼😊
Just keep it up 😂
Hype around tech stocks
Hi everyone
I am rather new to the subject of shares. So far I have only invested in ETFs such as the $IWDA (+0,36 %) & $XMME (+3,13 %) ETF. Now I'm wondering whether it's worth investing in tech stocks (with a focus on chip manufacturers) such as $AMD (+2,33 %) , $INTC (+3,41 %) or $NVDA (+1,01 %) to the current values? I am increasingly reading reports that most of these companies are overvalued. What do you think?
I look forward to interesting comments and your opinion.
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