iShares Core MSCI EM IMI ETF Forum

Yesterday and today I was able to expand my ETF positions a little 💪

Additional purchases were made 🙋‍♂️🤗⚠️

$EIMI (-1,88%)

What do you think of this ETF and do you have it in your portfolio?

Expand ETF positions and pursue my new strategy

Hello everyone,

it's time for some feedback again!

Briefly about the long-term strategy. I currently save monthly $IWDA (+0,72%)
$EIMI (-1,88%) and $WSML (+0,39%) . I definitely want to increase the ETF share over the next few years. I definitely invested too little here at the beginning.

With very small sums I invest in stocks like $ASML (-0,38%)
$AAPL (+0,65%)
$MCD (+2,19%)
$MC (-2,6%)
$MSFT (+0,15%)
$AMZN (-0,02%) and co. There I have split the execution to 2x per month. If it drops significantly, I buy in tranches.

So that the dividend doesn't come up short, I still have stocks like $O (+2,65%)
$KO (+1,1%)
$DGE (-0,95%) and my overweight $BAT . I don't work with savings plans for dividend stocks. Here I only buy in tranches if the share falls significantly. Provided I am still convinced of the investment. I try to focus exclusively on established quality companies.

I only see these candidates here as a trade. I will definitely part with them if the prices are attractive $BNTX (+3,76%)
$FXPO (+14,55%)
$ORSTED (+1,17%)
$PYPL (+3%)
$YSN (-1,43%)
$SIX2 (+0,13%) .

Conclusion

-Increase ETF share

-Increase the investment amount of the individual positions

-Reduce overall portfolio positions

I look forward to any constructive criticism!

What do you think of the $EIMI (-1,88%) ETF ?

I think the future belongs to the BRICS countries and there is a lot of growth potential in these countries.

Do you have the MSCI Emerging Markets ETF in your portfolio and what do you think of the BRICS 🙋‍♂️💪✌️

Good morning everyone,

What do you think? $D5BM (+1,02%) dissolve completely and put 30% in the $EIMI (-1,88%) and 70% in the $IWDA (+0,72%) to have a little less USA?

It's actually a good idea today, as the EIMI and IWDA fell yesterday...

Capital magazine tested 39 robo-advisors in the period June 22 - June 24. None of them were able to beat the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 or MSCI World in this period. ETFs performed much better and are significantly cheaper. These advisors performed similarly poorly in the last test.

For comparison (12-month average June 22 - June 24)

+23.8% Nasdaq 100

+17.1% MSCI World

+14.2% S&P 500

Many advisors were not even able to beat inflation during the test period. Big promises, high fees and nothing behind them. ETFs win.

>> What experiences have you already had with robo-advisors? Opinions?

$IWDA (+0,72%)
$CSPX (+1,03%)
$CSNDX (+0,78%)
$EI (-1,88%)#etf
#etfs
#roboadvisor

Hello everyone!

I am looking for an investment recommendation.

My current situation: I am 23 years old, work full-time and currently have a savings rate of €1500/month.

Of this, 500€ goes into an interest account which I am building up as my "nest egg".

I invest €300 in crypto every month (€150 in $ETH (-0,28%) and 150€ in $BTC (+0,23%))

And 700€ goes into ETFs (400€ in $IWDA (+0,72%) 200€ in $EIMI (-1,88%) and 100€ in $IGLN (+0,05%))

On occasions such as when I receive vacation and Christmas bonuses, I also buy individual shares.

Now I would like to increase my savings rate to €1800/month next year due to a salary increase.

Would you simply divide the additional €300 between the existing ETF savings plans? Save in an additional ETF? Does it make sense to start with a dividend portfolio? Would you put more into crypto?

I am open and grateful for any suggestions!

Hello dear community,

I am 21 years old and have been active on the stock market for about a year, sometimes more actively, sometimes more passively, depending on how much money is left over in addition to the savings plan. I follow the classic core satellite strategy with 70% in ETFs and 30% in equities. The aim is to get volume into the portfolio and reach €100,000.

At the moment I'm in training and live at home and can save €450 per month with a savings plan and a little extra from time to time.

At the moment I do it as follows:

220€ in $IWDA (+0,72%)

95€ in $EIMI (-1,88%)

67€ in $MSFT (+0,15%)

67€ in $ALV (-0,71%)

I still have about 2000€ left that I would like to invest, does it make sense with such a sum in relation to the portfolio to invest it all at once or spread over 2/3 months, I just don't have the experience to know.

From next year I'll be studying and won't be able to save as much, so I'm a bit unsure about the strategy. Does it make more sense to switch completely to the 70/30 strategy or to stick with the strategy with my goal in mind?

I am open to tips and suggestions for improvement.

Thank you very much :)