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Timo
@tikemyson
2Année·
30.11
Vanguard Germany All Cap ETF logo
Vanguard Germany All Cap ETF
a vendu x365,52 à 25,05 €
9 157,09 €
0,00 %
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Epi@Epi
2Année
However, the two stocks are not that much more exciting than the DAX. 😅
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TreasureHunter@TreasureHunter
2Année
@Epi but dividends and they motivate!!!
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Epi@Epi
2Année
@TreasureHunter But the Dax also pays dividends... (BTW: the Dax gained more than +10% last month, Shell only -3%. Who is more exciting now?
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Timo@tikemyson
2Année
@Epi The ETF was even distributing. I didn't lose any money with it... But somehow it only went sideways...
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Epi@Epi
2Année
@tikemyson It could have been clear from the outset that there was not much to be gained from German equities. From a global perspective, it is a regional industrial mid-cap index. Reacts sensitively to changes in interest and exchange rates, but is otherwise a cyclical index, not a growth index.
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Timo@tikemyson
2Année
@Epi That's why it has now made it into my limit and can go back home. Before that, it also headed south for a long time. It was too boring for me in the end. I like volatility 😂
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Epi@Epi
2Année
@tikemyson I don't believe you like volatility, otherwise you wouldn't have chosen $O or $SHEL, but rather $CCO or $MSTR. 😅
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Timo@tikemyson
2Année
BTW. is it possible to put several trades in one post?
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Nico@itZNico
2Année
@tikemyson No, unfortunately not.
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