Many users ask me that here: "Donkey, why the hell do you have a health care ETF in your portfolio? I look at your portfolio every day and it's always in the red. Even since I bought it. Aren't you better than all the other donkeys?".

Yes, of course I am. Today I'll tell you why I execute this savings plan every two weeks.

I save, also every 2 weeks, the $WITS (-1,09%) - an Information Technology ETF. And what can I say? It's up 50% since I bought it. At some point I will cash out. I will $WITS (-1,09%) sell (shocking, isn't it?). And you know what I'll do before then?

I sell the Health Care ETF, fill my loss pot with it and then don't have to pay taxes on my profit at the $WITS (-1,09%) pay taxes on my profit.

System dribbled 🚀.

What are your yield and tax tricks that are totally underestimated? For example, saving a high-yield dividend ETF for free money 🤯!

Please, you're welcome.

Your donkey 💋

... but after all, I am also the Pope. Let's see if I'm still as euphoric this afternoon after the Americans enter the trading floor 😁

Also $WHCS (-0,33%) for 5.996 euros

and $WITS (-1,09%) for 12.336 euros

Fancy a kebab with everything and extra 🐑

My portfolio is down 5 digits today. That's great. I'm up 5 digits $HMWO (-0,47%)
$HMEF (-1,13%)
$WITS (-1,09%) and $WHCS (-0,33%) bought more. What about you?

Technology growth ETFs

Hello dear community!

I have been looking into some growth ETFs and am a bit undecided. The focus here is already on strong growth and also a little more in the technology/software sector, as I don't have enough in this area in my portfolio.

I'm also convinced that technology will always be omnipresent and indispensable....I'm only in my early 30s, so I want to go for strong and "sustainable" growth first.

I have looked at the following ETFs and compared them, e.g. via extraETF, with my favorite "-->" in terms of TER, performance and portfolio:

Information Technology:

--> $IUIT (-0,96%)

$WITS (-1,09%)

NASDAQ100:

--> $EQQQ (-0,79%)

$CSNDX (-0,77%)

SEMICONDUCTOR:

--> $IE00BMC38736

$SEMI (-1,1%)

DEFENCE:

--> $ASWC (-0,69%)

S&P500:

$IUSA (-0,51%)

$CSPX (-0,51%)

$VUSA (-0,5%)

$VUAG (-0,51%)

ALL-WORLD:

$VWRL (-0,58%)

$FWRG (-0,65%)

Can you tell me if I am currently looking too much at the performance of the last 5-10 years instead of sustainable growth in the 4 ETFs, i.e. my selection:

$IUIT (-0,96%)

$EQQQ (-0,79%)

$IE00BMC38736

$ASWC (-0,69%)

Looking forward to your feedback!

Hello lovelies,

I currently invest 60% in an ETF and 40% in equities and crypto. I only have one ETF running, namely the $VWRL (-0,58%) . I've been thinking about whether I should spread the 60% ETF share out a bit so that I only invest 55% in the $VWRL (-0,58%) and an additional 15% $WITS (-1,09%) and 10% $WHCS (-0,33%) take. What is your opinion on this? Is this a good idea, or should I only invest in one ETF? Do you think my selection of the two ETFs goes well with the $VWRL (-0,58%) or do you have any better suggestions? What do you think?

Many thanks in advance.

Yours sincerely 🐻

Are there actually any other good alternatives to

$VHYL (-0,34%) I am looking for a 2nd Etf that does not include the MSCI World IT $WITS (-1,09%) are included. Mainly DIV shares.

Edit:

My strategy:

I've always tried a lot and my savings plan currently looks like this, which I really want to let run for a long time now:

320€ per month:

8 shares 30€ each (SAP, Siemens, Allianz, Linde, Petrobras, Cameco, Rheinmetall, Stellantis)

2 Etf (MSCI World IT 50€ and a 2nd as described above, 30€)

I also invest between €200-1000 per month in other shares and derivatives.

In addition to the above, I have shares in

Japan: Itochu, Mitsubishi, Hitachi

Germany: Mutares SE, RWE, Deutsche Post, Heidelberg

USA: Blackrock, Hercules Cap, Microsoft

Kazastan: Kazatomprom

RWE will be bought next.

As a derivative with 5 Omega/leverage:

AMD

Amazon

Adobe and Google will be added.

Thank you.

Today I wanted to present my experiences since my first own investments.

To start: I am 39 and my interest in the market began in August 23.

My professional expertise lies particularly in product development and nuclear technology.

I have 2 degrees (engineering with a focus on product development and radiation protection engineer) and 2 apprenticeships as an automotive mechatronics technician and radiation protection specialist. After 7 years of working in product development, I left this profession completely and currently work in radiation protection at various nuclear facilities and power plants worldwide.

Intended for retirement: I had previously invested, 5 years with Targobank, 3 years with DVAG/Generali through unit-linked pension insurance. With the result of -40% of the invested money plus liquidation costs of approx. -30%.

So I started to do some research. Like many others, I initially had hardly any experience in the sector and started by investing a few euros in some no-name companies. At a loss.

I read up and quickly found access to Getquin. I tried back and forth and of course listened to "Trust me, brother". With losses.

Now I've gained enough experience and found the ideal strategy for me: Diversity but not at the expense of performance.

Savings plan: €350 is increased annually.

Investment in companies: €10 each

Blackrock $BLK Banks US

Exxon Mobile $XOM (-0,23%) Oil US

RWE $RWE (+0,46%) Supply DE

Realty Income $O (-0,37%) Real Estate US

Cameco $CCO (-1,35%) Uranium CA

P+G $PG (+0,15%) Consumption US

Heidelberg Materials $HEI (-0,07%) Building Materials DE

Petrobras $PETR3 (-0,91%) Oil BR

Stellantis $STLAM (-0,4%) Automotive NL

Siemens $SIE (-0,91%) Consumer/Energy DE

Johnson & Johnson $JNJ (+0,15%) Health US

Walmart $WMT (-0,57%) Retail US

Allianz $ALV (+0,12%) Insurance DE

Linde $LIN (-0,31%) Gas/Hydrogen DE

Henkel $HEN (+0,61%) Consumption DE

SAP $SAP (-0,84%) Software DE

Infineon $IFX (-1,25%) Chip manufacturer DE

Visa $V (-0,42%) Means of payment US

BASF $BAS (+1,01%) Chemistry DE

Rheinmetall $RHM (-0,43%) Automotive/armaments DE

Telecommunications $DTE (+0,53%) Telecommunications DE

ETF: 70€ each

Xtrackers Nasdaq 100 $XNAS (-0,77%)

Ishares MSCI World IT $WITS (-1,09%)

US: 56.3% DE: 29.2% NL: 3.7% BR: 3.5% KA: 3.5% JP: 1.2% Rest: 2.6%

Broker: Change from SC to Zero.

Zero display in Getquin I am currently too lazy to enter everything manually.

Strategy: Buy and Hold

I also invest between €2,000 and €6,000 2-3 times a year in addition to my savings plan.

Furthermore, I actively use Solana crypto (partially staked) and reinvest the profits in other shares or increase my holdings.

Why not Bitcoin: In my opinion, Solana has always performed better than Bitcoin to date.

Strategy: Time to market

Investment time: min. 15 years

In the medium term, I will also open a company portfolio and implement the savings plan strategy.

In the long term, it will remain at €1500 crypto. However, the ETF and share holdings will increase.

I look forward to your feedback.

Best regards

Adrian

Hey,

I am 16 years old and have been interested and investing for about 2 years. I go to a vocational school in the electronics and computer science branch. My teacher and my cousin introduced me to stocks and crypto. I don't really have a strategy at the moment and just want to gain experience and gamble a little.

I'm thinking to myself that I'm young and want to raise some money for my start in life (first apartment, car, etc.). And instead of leaving my money lying around in my bank account and letting it dwindle due to inflation, I'd rather invest in shares and make a little profit.

$XRP (-0,66%) I simply bought them for gambling. I saw this on The Simsons and thought I'd give it a try.

$BTC (-0,3%) For me, it's just the standard coin you should have because I think there's still a lot of room for improvement.

With $ETH (-0,86%) at school and I thought it was just great.

$1810 (-2,2%) I bought it because I think the products are good and I think this company will achieve a lot more.

$$ESGB (-1,15%) I get 2 of them every year from my cousin. One for my birthday and one for Christmas.

$WITS (-1,09%) I bought them because I (have to) deal with this kind of thing a lot at school. And I'm relatively well versed in this area.

$ATS (-0,74%) I want to buy 4-5 pieces in the near future because I think the price is too cheap. And I generally think that companies that produce semiconductors will become even more important in the future than they already are.

$SGML (+0,29%) I also want to buy some more shares. I think that lithium will become very important because this raw material is needed for so many things.

Do you have any tips or feedback for me? I would be delighted.