1J·

Monthly 1000 € has been invested !

Got 40% in $VWCE (-0,24 %)

20% in $CSNDX (-0,29 %)

20% in $WSML (-0,22 %)

20% in $EIMI (+0,2 %)

Got an extra 500 € coming but idk what to invest it on 🧐

What would you do ?

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GerdaKommer🦛

@_Hippo_

6J·

More action is needed

I want to buy something, but the paycheck doesn't come until the 15th. How boring🥺

Then there's the upcoming weekend,

2x boring😔

Wait a minute 😀 I could sell the Korea ETF due to the value trap and invest in $VUSA (-0,27 %) and $EIMI (+0,2 %) reallocate. That would be 3 transactions after all 🤩

Good morning my favorites,

What can you do to increase an action level even without money and at the same time take meaningful actions? 😎

@TechNav

@Stullen-Portfolio

@Madhatter5566

What do you think of the $XDN0 (+0,25 %) ?

Unfortunately, I am not allowed to sell Italy and Eastern Europe as they will show even more strength 🥳

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Ronald@AlterMann

6J

Who is missing CashBurner?

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MyInvestments

@MyInvestments

1Sem.·

Portfolio Feedback | Long-Term Offensive Investor (28 y/o, €80k) 📈🚀

Hi everyone,

I’m 28 and planning to invest €80,000 with a long-term, offensive strategy. I’m aiming for broad global diversification, focused on both value and growth. I’m totally fine having 60–70% of my portfolio allocated to the U.S. and with exposure to emerging markets as well.

Here’s a rough outline of the allocation I have in mind:

30–40%
Nasdaq 100
$EQQQ (-0,3 %)
$XNAS (-0,27 %)
$CSNDX (-0,29 %)

15–25%
S&P 500
$VUAG (-0,26 %)
$CSPX (-0,28 %)
$SPYL (-0,25 %)

10%
World ex US
$WEXU (+0,12 %)
$IE000R4ZNTN3 (-0,27 %)
$EXUS (-0,66 %)

10%
Small Cap US Value
$ZPRV (-0,22 %)

5% Small Cap World $WSML (-0,22 %)
$ZPRS (+0,04 %)

5% Emerging Markets (EM)
$EIMI (+0,2 %)
$XMME (+0,32 %)

5%
EM Small Cap
$SPYX (+0,28 %)

5–10%
India UCITS ETF
$FLXI (+0,27 %)
$QDV5 (+0,34 %)

Additionally (5-10%), I’m considering adding one or two of the following ETFs – would love your thoughts on which one(s) you’d choose and why (or not):

$SMH (+0,32 %) | VanEck Semiconductor UCITS ETF
$RBOT (+0,08 %) | iShares Automation & Robotics UCITS ETF
$AIQG (+0,41 %) | Global X Artificial Intelligence UCITS ETF USD Accumulating
$XDWT (-0,06 %) | Xtrackers MSCI World Information Technology UCITS ETF

Finally, I’m thinking of picking around 10 individual stocks as a satellite component. Any suggestions? 🚀

Curious to hear your feedback:

• What do you think of this ETF setup overall?

• Would you add or remove anything?

• Would you tweak the allocation? If yes, how and why?

I prefer accumulating ETFs only, and I plan to add €1,000–1,500 every month going forward.

Your thoughts are much appreciated! 🙏🏼😀

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DieEnte7@DieEnte7

5J

It‘s not at all a bad plan, but I would simplify your ETF strategy instead of buying up to ten different ETFs. If you want offensive growth, I‘d say go for Nasdaq 100 (40%; I personally would take S&P500 but I am a more defensive guy; for offensive growth I consider NASDAQ to be better), World ex US (30%) and maybe EM (10%). Regarding the sector ETFs you mentioned, I don‘t feel you really need them as they are mostly included in the NASDAQ. Take one if you feel like one sector is still underrepresented, but you don‘t really need it just to cover the trend. Then you have 20% to spare, where I wouldn‘t select 10 stocks but only around 5. Because 10 positions at 2% Portfolio value are basically another ETF.

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BamBamInvest

@BamBamInvest

1Sem.·

Summary of the recent ruling of the US Court of International Trade by Goldman Sachs:

$CSPX (-0,28 %)
$IWDA (-0,29 %)
$EIMI (+0,2 %)
$ISAC (-0,22 %)
$CSNDX (-0,29 %)
$WSML (-0,22 %)

BamBamInvest

@BamBamInvest

1Sem.·

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 US trade court blocks Trump's comprehensive tariffs 🚀

$IWDA (-0,29 %)
$CSPX (-0,28 %)
$EIMI (+0,2 %)
$CSNDX (-0,29 %)
$ISAC (-0,22 %)
$US09258C4188
$VWRL (-0,09 %)
$VWCE (-0,24 %)
$VUSA (-0,27 %)
$VA

U.S. COURT OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE INVALIDATES PRESIDENT TRUMP'S TARIFFS UNDER THE IEEPA - THE PRESIDENT IS NOT AUTHORIZED TO IMPOSE TARIFFS UNILATERALLY.

The President is not authorized to impose comprehensive tariffs under the IEEPA. The Trump administration has already filed an appeal

US court blocks most Trump tariffs, says president exceeded his authority

In a sweeping new ruling, the U.S. Court of International Trade has just blocked President Trump's Liberation Day tariffs, saying that authority is with Congress.

FACT CHECK: While the Constitution grants Congress the power to impose tariffs, Congress delegated much of that power to the Executive Branch in the Trade Expansion Act of 1962, which allows for adjustments to tariff rates without needing Congressional action. Courts have given the executive branch broad authority to negotiate trade, that is until now.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-court-blocks-trumps-liberation-day-tariffs-2025-05-28/

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/may/28/us-court-blocks-trump-tariffs

https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2025/05/29/court-strikes-down-trump-reciprocal-tariffs.html

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/05/28/business/trump-tariffs-blocked-federal-court.html

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spadan21@spadan21

1Sem.

The market doesn't seem to care 😆 it doesn't know where to go

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BamBamInvest

@BamBamInvest

1Sem.·

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 US trade court blocks Trump's comprehensive tariffs 🚀

$IWDA (-0,29 %)
$CSPX (-0,28 %)
$EIMI (+0,2 %)
$CSNDX (-0,29 %)
$ISAC (-0,22 %)
$US09258C4188
$VWRL (-0,09 %)
$VWCE (-0,24 %)
$VUSA (-0,27 %)
$VA

U.S. COURT OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE INVALIDATES PRESIDENT TRUMP'S TARIFFS UNDER THE IEEPA - THE PRESIDENT IS NOT AUTHORIZED TO IMPOSE TARIFFS UNILATERALLY.

The President is not authorized to impose comprehensive tariffs under the IEEPA. The Trump administration has already filed an appeal

US court blocks most Trump tariffs, says president exceeded his authority

In a sweeping new ruling, the U.S. Court of International Trade has just blocked President Trump's Liberation Day tariffs, saying that authority is with Congress.

FACT CHECK: While the Constitution grants Congress the power to impose tariffs, Congress delegated much of that power to the Executive Branch in the Trade Expansion Act of 1962, which allows for adjustments to tariff rates without needing Congressional action. Courts have given the executive branch broad authority to negotiate trade, that is until now.

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-court-blocks-trumps-liberation-day-tariffs-2025-05-28/

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/may/28/us-court-blocks-trump-tariffs

https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2025/05/29/court-strikes-down-trump-reciprocal-tariffs.html

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/05/28/business/trump-tariffs-blocked-federal-court.html

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Sina@lawinvest

1Sem.

🍿 I'm curious

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Max1102

@Max1102

1Sem.·

World portfolio Hello, I am pursuing a long investment horizon and currently have a strategy of

50 % $IWDA (-0,29 %)

30% $EIMI (+0,2 %)

20% $MEUD (+0,06 %)

However, I am considering switching all of this to $VWRL (-0,09 %) does that make sense or what do you think?

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Investor19@Investor19

1Sem.

So I think it's more a matter of opinion. I would rather recommend that you stick with your allocation, but increase the MSCI World to 60% and split the other two equally.

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Casper

@Pesce

2Sem.·

Reached 20k any thoughts?

Hi! My portfolio plan for this and the comming year is focus on 2 ETFS. $HMWO (-0,26 %) and $EIMI (+0,2 %) . Further i am planning on dca into $BTC (-1,08 %) every month. I also learned a hard lesson and that is not to use build up cash to buy more stocks when sentiment is high. So sadly enough i did not have any cash laying around during the tradewar crash but i managed to rebalance my portfolio to take advantage. For example : i bought $NOVO B (+0,48 %) when it was at around 100 euro and bought heavy into the first dip. I sold during the crash and took a loss and reallocated the money to $SMH (+0,32 %) and $AMZN (+1,1 %) . By making this decision i made some good profit. If you have any tips or critique let me know 😁

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Pope Donkey XXI@DonkeyInvestor

2Sem.

Reach 40k!

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Max1102

@Max1102

3Sem.·

Sector

Hello 🙋🏽‍♂️

how do you feel about sector ETFs with a long investment horizon?

So far I am following a passive strategy from the $IWDA (-0,29 %) , $EIMI (+0,2 %) and the $MEUD (+0,06 %)

I am now considering a sector bet in the Ki/technology sector to increase my return in the long term at best, I want to remain passive and don't want to deal with the individual companies so I am betting on ETFs.

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Stuttgarter81@Moneymoney

3Sem.

A Welt AG portfolio is exactly the right approach for the humble. You won't get rich quick, but in the long run you will achieve a decent return 🍀👍🏻 good luck on your journey. Technology hasn't always been the best sector in the past - so I'm cautious about sector bets.

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MB05

@M_Bo

3Sem.·

Aggregated portfolio, 21 years

Hello everyone,

I wanted to present my portfolio, consisting of three portfolios, and ask for your opinion.

I'll keep this as brief as possible 😃.

I started investing about a year ago with a savings installment of 250 euros.

Thanks to an inheritance at the beginning of 2025, I was able to increase my savings rate and am now "waiting" until the money is invested.

As I wanted to do something separately for my pension, I opened a custody account with SC in addition to TR and am investing there in the classic way with 70/30 in $SPPW (-0,28 %) and $EIMI (+0,2 %) .

With TR I save $IWDA (-0,29 %) , $CSNDX (-0,29 %) and also the $EIMI (+0,2 %) (hence the large sum in the combined portfolio).

I had actually considered investing a little more riskily here at some point and adding individual shares.

I would like to part with the altcoins soon and just $BTC (-1,08 %) keep them. The STOXX 600 should also be out soon.

My question now is whether it makes sense at all to save twice for the MSCI World and the Emerging Markets or whether I should simply hold one each, as I could then possibly invest more riskily with other ETFs or individual shares.

I would welcome constructive criticism and suggestions for improvement 😃

Thank you very much!

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4,51 %

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wealth_architect_2053@wealth_architect_2053

3Sem.

I would rather expand the Stoxx600 instead of dropping it, otherwise regional diversification is lacking in my opinion. EM has a very large share, I would save less and basically it makes no sense to save the same ETF twice, as higher costs are incurred. Otherwise it looks good :) As I said, I would tend to put the money from the altcoins into the Stoxx 600 or individual European shares

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Niklas

@Schleck8

3Sem.·

First milestone reached - €10,000! 🎉

Before the moment is over again, I would like to take a moment to celebrate my first small milestone: after almost a year of active trading, I have reached €10,000.

Most of the time I was still a student - with small savings rates, a lot of curiosity and learning by doing (and many mistakes). I've now been working as an engineer for a month and can invest properly for the first time. I'm excited to see where the journey will take me.

I am pursuing a long-term growth strategy, but I also like the charm of dividends as a motivator. With half of the bonuses, I will probably buy individual shares or burn a penny or two by gambling.

I know things aren't going perfectly, but I'm prepared to learn from mistakes and constantly question my strategy.

One small fly in the ointment: my Mercedes shares are currently still blocked.

I look forward to your feedback, experiences and tips - on the subject of crypto, I'm still torn as to whether I've missed the party.

Savings plans: 690€

200€ - $IWDA (-0,29 %)

60€ - $EIMI (+0,2 %)

40€ each - $JEGP (-0,83 %)
$MAIN (-0,88 %)

25€ each - $NOVO B (+0,48 %)
$HTGC (+0,45 %)
$GOOGL (+0,41 %)
$WMT (-1,6 %)
$CRWD (-0,85 %)
$AMZN (+1,1 %)
$MELI (-0,25 %)
$META (-0,18 %)
$NET (+4,11 %)
$ALV (+0,26 %)
$WM (-1,03 %)
$ASML (+0,49 %)
$SAP (-0,41 %)
$PLTR (-4,82 %)