3Sem.·

Blackrock, a big ETF itself?

We all know $BLK (-1,16 %) may also have an iShares ETF in our portfolio, but Blackrock itself is actually a large ETF. Very broadly positioned, highly profitable, very broadly represented in politics and lobbying.

I'm thinking about liquidating my ETF and simply $BLK (-1,16 %) as a "retirement provision", as an ETF replacement. My 3 $BLK (-1,16 %) shares I still got for €595 each.

just my random friday thoughts:

No investment advice.

8 Commentaires

Ronald@AlterMann

3Sem.

I would be in favor of a split - something like 1:10...

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Oleg@ScorpionfromBW

3Sem.

@AlterMann Yep, me too. I think it's time for $BLK to think about it

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Nobody@Nobody_123

3Sem.

@AlterMann that would indeed be nice 🥰 for other titles too

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He-Man D.@He-Man

2Sem.

I think that the effect of the stock split is no longer as pronounced, because you can already buy fractional shares. From that point of view, it doesn't matter how much a share costs.

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stabil_xc@stabil_xc

3Sem.

Which ETF should be liquidated?

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Saschko@WarrenamBuffet

3Sem.

I do both the share and the etf xD

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John@Doe

3Sem.

I made the same decision, the s&p 500 performed almost the same as blk. The only risk is that you are only invested in one company and not in an ETF 😉.

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Giuse@Coyote980

3Sem.

BLK rules the world

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