In the last few months I have learned a lot - especially through the exchange here in the community. My portfolio has changed changed a lotLess individual shares, more ETFs, and a clear strategy for the coming years.

🔹 In the past my portfolio was heavily dividend stocks characterized, above all $AAPL (-6,8%) and Swiss stocks with high dividends.

🔹 Today I am consciously focus on more diversificationbut with a focus on Swiss equitiesin which I have been 10 years invested and will continue to do so in the long term. The whole thing is supplemented by accumulating ETFsto minimize costs.

🔹 My current focus:

✅ Swiss blue chips:
$SLHN (-5,24%) , $ZURN (-6,83%) , $SREN (-6,98%) , $HOLN (-6%)

✅ Tech:
$AAPL (-6,8%) & $TSLA (-9,97%) as strong individual values

✅ ETFs: iShares MSCI World, S&P 500 for global diversification

✅ Commodities & crypto: Gold (iShares Gold ETF) and a small Bitcoin holding

2nd and 3a pillar (95% invested in equities) as a long-term hedge (these gains are not 100% in the portfolio)

My goal is to live 50 to live largely from the dividendsmy expenses are deliberately very low should remain very low. Until then, I will not be switching my strategy to distributing ETFs, but will continue to rely on accumulating ETFsto take full advantage of the compound interest effect and optimize the tax burden.

💡 Thanks to the community, I was able to develop my strategy further - thank you for your inspiration, tips & helpful contributions! 🙌

➡️ How do you handle the issue of accumulating vs. distributing ETFs? When do you think is the best time to switch? 🤔

Hello,

I would like to take this opportunity to present my portfolio to you.

I use Bitcoin to save money that will not be inflated away and is not an investment for me, but something I use to save.

I don't care about the ups and downs. In the long term (<4 years) there is only one direction.

For the rest, I use something like a core-satellite strategy. For the core, I save the $VWRL (-4,62%) and SQBCSU, which unfortunately is not tracked on Getquin (performance in the portfolio +10.5%). In addition $SPYD (-4,84%) saved regularly.

The savings plan also includes a few individual stocks $SLHN (-5,24%) , $ACLN and $CTAS (-6,69%) are included.

I believe that an 80% $BTC (-1,36%) of the remaining 20% 70/30 in Core / Satellite will clearly outperform standard portfolios in the long term.

The goal is to have a Bitcoin at the age of 30 and to have 50k in Core and Satellite. (Still 5 years to go)

I look forward to your opinions🐇✌🏻

Good day

i would like to hear your opinion on this...

for some time now, i have been considering selling all small positions or all positions below 3000 and investing mainly in swiss equities such as $ROG (-5,6%)
$SLHN (-5,24%) and the $VHYL (-4,8%) or what do you think? I sometimes have too many positions.

thanks for the feedback