I once built a distributing divi paper Etf portfolio with a fictitious budget of 10k. With the % rates, I was a bit of a @lawinvest and the @DonkeyInvestor donkey. FTSE distr. as the basis (thanks to the two of you for showing me why it is better than random ass high dividend yield/growth ETFs), VanEck satellite with an additional S&P distr. for extra growth. US share is then just over 60% in the distribution, but I think you should also see this if you press the bottom of the portfolio.

What is your general opinion on such an allocation? And what do you think about (dividend) growth? I'm just 21 and there's still a lot to grow ;)

The only thing that bothers me a bit is the sectoral distribution. Energy and real estate stocks are already quite short, the consumer staples share is also quite low, but manageable mmn. That then with individual stocks, such as $O (-0,41%) or $SBMO (-0,18%) balance this out?

Well, should I reallocate, gold will definitely be added, or I won't sell it. $BTC (+0,29%) would then be added in tranches.

Or rather a $XYLP (-0,13%) 40% + $VWRL (+0,35%) 60% strategy? (The % rates were pretty random tbh) I find covered calls really interesting.

What do you think?

$FTWG (+0,4%)
$TDIV (+0,34%)
$SPY5 (+0,44%)