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Would also only solve the rebalancing via individual purchases/savings plans. Theoretically, however, this is already active investing again, as if you buy into the weakness you would assume that it will improve again in the foreseeable future.
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@Malte123 If the original investment case remains the same, you should balance everything out from time to time.
I think purely passive investing is a fairy tale anyway 😅
I think purely passive investing is a fairy tale anyway 😅
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@Ironman2022 Yes, I agree with you.
Theoretically, there is also the momentum approach, i.e. continuing to invest where things are going well/have gone well.
Not so good in terms of diversification, of course.
Theoretically, there is also the momentum approach, i.e. continuing to invest where things are going well/have gone well.
Not so good in terms of diversification, of course.
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•@Malte123 I take an anticyclical approach. I hold a cash reserve and add in tranches in the event of a correction or crash.
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@Ironman2022 Yes, I agree. I started shifting more into real estate / healthcare / utilities / consumer staples in the middle/end of last year. Let's see if it works, a lot depends on the interest rate situation.
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