Vanguard FTSE Emerging Mkts ETF

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A magical moment ❤️

Over 100k deposit size for the first time. Let's see how sustainable the current valuations are, but it's still something special for me to have reached this amount.

I've been invested since the end of 2020 with a lot of back and forth, but I think I've now found a strategy for myself.

The individual stocks are at $MCD (+0,08%) and $MNST (+0,62%) in the portfolio for personal reasons. In other words, I actually eat the cake from time to time and drink too much energy 🙃 (and because I can't completely say goodbye to individual stocks - it's just more fun). $BATS (+0,04%) was a turnaround bet that worked out and remains in the portfolio due to the high dividend. However, I am also fundamentally convinced by all three.

The ETF $TDIV (+0,51%) and $VHYL (+0,11%) are my mainstays and will be expanded further. $VFEM (-0,35%) The Emerging Markets ETF is included because I wanted to overweight the emerging markets, which seems to be working out quite well at the moment. Let's see how that develops. If the tech valuations come back at some point, I will also put a portion back into the $VWRL (+0,04%) again. At least that's the plan 😉

Today I was able to make my next investment in the $VFEM (-0,35%) in the I am therefore almost back to an allocation of 70/30 between $VWRL (+0,04%) and $VFEM (-0,35%)

Milestone & extension:

Hello everyone :)

After 3.5 months, I have now crossed the CHF 10k threshold. At the same time I have additionally $VFEM (-0,35%) into the boat and increased the weekly savings amount from $BTC (+1,36%) at the end of January.

In my opinion, the current situation is very euphoric, but I'm looking forward to being able to strike again when prices are lower.

My posts are limited, but I am still happy to share my experiences with you.

Best regards and happy investing

superhero

First purchase to diversify my portfolio. In the long term, I would like to have at least a 10 percent EM share.

Good morning,

A lot has changed in my portfolio over the past year and I wanted to get some input on my thoughts.

My portfolio currently has an emerging market share of around 5.7 percent, exclusively China among the individual stocks $700 (-1,03%)
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$9988 (-3,14%) as well as the EM share contained in the FTSE All World. I would like to increase this share until the overall portfolio once again corresponds to the EM share of the FTSE All World. For this reason, I will start saving in an EM ETF this month.

The percentage share of ETFs is currently 40 percent, but should be increased further in the long term. The following savings plans will be running from January:

650 euros $VWRL (+0,04%)

200 euros $FGEQ (+0,04%)

100 Euro $VFEM (-0,35%)

50 Euro $ASML (-0,44%)

50 Euro $3V6

50 Euro $MA (+0,1%)

50 Euro $SBUX (-0,1%)

50 Euro $VWCE (+0,04%) (Annex VL)

I am currently 25 years old and have been following a dividend strategy since 2018. With the current savings plans, I would also like to focus more on dividend growth.

I would be very interested in your opinion ☺️

Savings plan for July has been executed.

Evening all,

I have been running savings plans on ETFs for a few months now, but not taking into account the overlap of the top 10 companies. Accordingly, I have picked out some that differ in this matter. Now, of course, the USA overweight is an issue. So I still have the $VFEM (-0,35%) and the $IMEU (+0,16%) out.

Long story short, my real question is: How many ETFs are too many ETFs?