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Investment strategy

Hey, I'm 20 and currently invest €600 a month: €300 in $ISAC (+0,25%) as a basis and € 300 divided into € 75 $FGEQ (+0,3%) and $TDIV (+0,76%) , 50€ $WINC (-0,11%) and €10 each in 10 dividend shares. My aim is for the savings plans to pay for themselves at some point through dividends (in around 15-20 years according to my calculations). I'm now considering whether it wouldn't make more sense to focus more or entirely on growth first in order to build up capital more quickly and then switch to dividends later.

I would be happy to hear a few opinions and ideas from you.

Thank you in advance

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3 Commenti

Timo@Aktienorang-Utan

You have a good and solid portfolio. Many growth stocks, but also a few dividend stocks.

You have already recognized this correctly yourself. It would be advantageous to switch to growth over the next few years and then to dividends.

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felipe estupendo@felipeestupendo

Except for your long and BYD, nice portfolio. A few more nice dividend stocks and dividend ETFs and it's perfect 😋

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Tenbagger2024@Tenbagger2024

At your age, I would focus on growth. But build up the core with quality shares. Surround it with a few satellites with a little more risk

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