I am rather critical of savings plans for individual stocks. You can do it for long-running stocks that are always too expensive ( $V, $NOVO B, etc.) (I also do it for individual stocks), but in general I think it makes less sense.
Especially with P&G and J&J I don't see any outperformance, Pepsi and Mondelez are not safe either.
They could act as a stabilizer for the portfolio and will probably fluctuate less than the ETF. But as a booster rather less - my guess.

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six@six

2Anno

@KevinC originally my list was very different with the European stocks Novo, ASML, LVMH, Allianz.
It's not all that easy. Now I'm focused on companies that I consume myself or personally like

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KevinE@KevinE

2Anno

@DonAlvaro no, you just didn’t get my point.

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TaubeSmash@TaubeSmash

2Anno

Absolutely good! 💸

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memok777@memok777

2Anno

Good and simple, you can't go wrong with 💪🏽👍🏽

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tommycash@tommycash

2Anno

Listen to your mind! All positions that are probably in the top 50 of your ETF. I'm almost monogamous now and I'm definitely sticking to it, much more relaxed 😁

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Maximilian@Max095

2Anno

You certainly won't go wrong with the selected shares. All top quality stocks, with nice dividend growth for a regular cash flow in the future. 🚀💸

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Kosmonaut@Kosmonaut

2Anno

I think your portfolio is great the way it is. But I've also added a few shares myself 🚀

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Melly@melly-m

2Anno

The overweighting in Apple, Microsoft and Amazon would also be too high for me.

Why no long-term runners or stocks with high dividend growth?

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Simon@sc1

2Anno

I would rather move the decimal point in your Bitcoin position one place to the right in the long term than add more US companies 😁

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Andrea@andmerl

2Anno

I spent a lot of time thinking if I would buy just a vwce or rebalance the % using different etf and at the end I opted for the second. I really appreciated your portfolio because I understood that even if you don't have a small one, you can use a simple strategy like accumulating an all world etf and putting liquidity in a fund that follow the euro short term rate. Thanks a lot for opening my mind

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TIGHT C.@antifreund

2Anno

I salute you and your determination of sticking with ETFs only. Well done. There will always be this tickle, the next shiny new thing, but nobody know the next 10 bagger (otherwise we'd all be millionaires, right?!).
I've broken that 'no-individual-stocks' promise to myself on multiple occasions and I always regretted it. If you have some 'f_ck-it' money, go nuts and act on that itch otherwise I recommend to stick with solid, low-cost ETF and maybe...maybe add some hype stock ( $PLTR comes to mind), all others, well established companies will be part of the ETF landscape anyways (the likes of $AMZN , $MSFT , $GOOG etc.).
Happy investing, happy compounding!

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Dave@Trendisyourfriend

2Anno

The rational investor... I can hardly believe it.

I'm at the same point right now, I don't have any more time for trades and research and will gradually reallocate.

Once in $FGEQ and once in $TDIV. The overlaps are limited and I know that $EQQQ or $VUSA will probably perform better. I deliberately took 2 with a global focus, just fire & forget.

Put €1000 into the ETFs every month and add €50 each in Reits & BDCs, that should be enough.

Definitely more relaxed, but I can understand the itch in my fingers only too well... 🫡

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six@six

1Anno

Thanks to everyone for the feedback.
I will probably stick to my strategy for the time being and not add any individual stocks.

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