VanEck UCITS ETFs Plc - Video Gaming & eSports

Hi folks,

I've been investing in ETFs since April 2020 and have always been very happy with them. The Core MSCI is doing what it should and the EM IMI is also slowly coming along, but I have paused the savings plan here due to a lack of performance. I included the gaming ETF as a test candidate at the time, but it is no longer being saved. The same applies to the smallest position, the $BLUE (+0,97 %) .

Savings plans are therefore currently only running on Robotics and Core MSCI, as I see the greatest returns here.

What do you think of my portfolio? How do you see the future of EM IMI? In the long term, which is of course also quite boring, I'm betting on the Core and Robotics, but the EM IMI is positively quite large. I had thought about switching to the other 2.

Have a nice Sunday everyone ✌️$IWDA (+1,02 %)
$RBOT (+1,99 %)
$ESGB (+1,34 %)
$EIMI (+2,05 %)
$BLUE (+0,97 %)

Hey,

I am 16 years old and have been interested and investing for about 2 years. I go to a vocational school in the electronics and computer science branch. My teacher and my cousin introduced me to stocks and crypto. I don't really have a strategy at the moment and just want to gain experience and gamble a little.

I'm thinking to myself that I'm young and want to raise some money for my start in life (first apartment, car, etc.). And instead of leaving my money lying around in my bank account and letting it dwindle due to inflation, I'd rather invest in shares and make a little profit.

$XRP (+2,97 %) I simply bought them for gambling. I saw this on The Simsons and thought I'd give it a try.

$BTC (+3,3 %) For me, it's just the standard coin you should have because I think there's still a lot of room for improvement.

With $ETH (+3,72 %) at school and I thought it was just great.

$1810 (+0,26 %) I bought it because I think the products are good and I think this company will achieve a lot more.

$$ESGB (+1,34 %) I get 2 of them every year from my cousin. One for my birthday and one for Christmas.

$WITS (+1,02 %) I bought them because I (have to) deal with this kind of thing a lot at school. And I'm relatively well versed in this area.

$ATS (+6,87 %) I want to buy 4-5 pieces in the near future because I think the price is too cheap. And I generally think that companies that produce semiconductors will become even more important in the future than they already are.

$SGML (+14,06 %) I also want to buy some more shares. I think that lithium will become very important because this raw material is needed for so many things.

Do you have any tips or feedback for me? I would be delighted.

Hello,

I am in the process of sorting through my ETF and am considering a rebalance. That's why I'm reporting here with a small overview and I'm curious about your tips! The euro amount next to it refers to the monthly savings rate

My own:

$XAIX (+1,3 %) (AI and Big Data) € 100

$IWDA (+1,02 %) (World) € 75

$INRG (+0,22 %) (Clean Energy) € 75

$ESGB (+1,34 %) (Gaming & Co) € 75

With the wife in joint account/deposit:

Funds Global Technology A-EUR Fund (N/A) ⎥ LU0099574567 ⎥ Price and discussion (getquin.com) and

BGF Sustainable Energy A2 Fund (N/A) ⎥ LU0171289902 ⎥ Price and discussion (getquin.com)

both € 100 each

And then there is a gift from the grandparents for the grandchildren. No savings installments, there are "only" one-time payments. Namely:

OekoWorld OekoVision Classic C Fund (N/A) ⎥ LU0061928585 ⎥ Price and discussion (getquin.com) and

Funds World A-EUR-DIS Fund (N/A) ⎥ LU0069449576 ⎥ Price and discussion (getquin.com)

My idea: This is too much and partly double saved. I would like to invest it more leanly. Possibly increase the MSCI World. I would also like to invest the children's two portfolios somewhere more lucrative.

Thank you for your help and opinions.

Greetings

Sale due to concentration on individual stocks with (prospects of) distributions. Annoying that losses from shares are not offset against gains from funds/ETFs.

Consolidation, all flows into the MSCI ACWI

Dissolution of savings plan + reallocation